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[The Nelson Canadian]
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���Jtatltj Canabian I. No. 71. NELSON, B. C, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, .906. Fifty Cents a Month OE IN DOUBT gnisls Are Workout 3 Plan IU ELECTION. [president Roosevelt to Send Icommission to Guarantee Fail Play. ,���., aui --' Today's mil.. 1 . n I'nisii del iti.' Indicate , .sine of the 1 xpi'i-leil bat- .... .nnil.-in troops ninl uiidol Finn Ilu.-nu Is ih.111 II Illeiuls al in willing lo ash,ill Ilu I,,..,... 1 10 have ii< arlj o. n who can be depended . 1. ported tss in- well di .inns ami ammunition . .1 iii.u iiie Insurgent withdraw trom Haa isiiin was a ruse to ut-- I iceni troops from their del Uio. A sudden l .mir del Itln In the I;:. ma's troops iio not tUHU . 1 -1 v l would surprise I well inform -il. The ., than l'����' annul deten- strength ol the civilian tloubL So far lie ie has Inns dissatisfaction In the , inn in ihe siurroundlni districts Ik.- |ss.i|ile are Is-ss In touch Jlli- ..111. lain lhe Situation >n far 1 Is learned Is not reassuring fnnu-nl agents are sailing Isiihty I niii-il Blales 10 pun baae is Vurk, Aui; IB.���The following dispatch imni Havana is primed 1,,1.1, ed reticence of ihe gov- 11s Justifies alarm of the slum- Senator Lorna Calpos Miiniii'i.u ;ii wii... in summing up the revo- ffllBl 1.1 1 , in au Interview itl the (fralfu aald he hus uu ilmihi thai ssl have lulls formed u plan is ui.) win gradually work out thai honest elections must be "t sis tin- government The reii- fighting for a cause and nm ie mini The*, an- willing to ac- n good man as president If he nulls elected, even Bstrada Palnu ��� senator is willing to add his '" Un list of .un Cuban bust- in-11 hi Xew York who purpose Hresldenl Roosovglt in send :i .ssissiisii tu see thai a convention ���i'l and that the mall elected Is factory-. lie does nol desire ilcan intervention, because If the rlcans come from (lod know "���<��� movement will end. He be- lhal the rebels will lay down ���inns if President Ftoosevell ,s iss ss'mi a nonpartltaii commle- investlgate the elections, dependent senator, while coin ntlng "ii the above statement, said appointment of such a commission I'r sldenl Roosevelt Is impoeslble, 1 would wound Cuban InAopen- The imriles must settle this "'ea themselves. The sending of ;>- here would be no solution of 1 rouble. an Querra has slated his grlov- aiii 1 now ihe government shouhl i' lis reply. The government ls nipping four coast wise steamers as nliiiais in carry troops with Kims 'I nmmunitlon In ull coast points. 1 will he landed at night ami the "I1 ��lll lltlenipl to surprise tile Ms." Hsvnria, Aug. 25.���A detachment of lulled cavalry and provincial pn- lu'oceeded to Arroya Naranin "iis morning a.-ui the insurgents hi had occupied th" place scattered Government force appeared. 1 1. Havana, Aug. 25.���An American, farrlblng lhe mule of the govern- 1 '" r emits near nines, province of lavana, yesterday, says thai no or- "��� were given after ihe govern- ins r.irce encountered lhe rebels. was i-vi'i-v man for himself and the 11 ' " ������line In reality a race for lln- Pay as You Go. Chicago Aug. 2fs.���Thousands of '' ;i 'I Immigrants' agents through ' Hi" wosl will be deprived of pass- "" Western railroads by the provl- ��ns of the new rate law, as the Ji ssii-i.; Interpreted the statute na "' Bn'n�� Hiat the issuance nr trans- '""'I1..:' In the agents Is dlBcrinilnnt- il"- Th" Wisconsin Central. Oreal "ail . "1"1 MI'iiK'apolis & Bt. l.onlii 11 ������ ������} - already have announced that ! ��lll suspend tbo pusses and Oth er railroads win t,,i���. th, ���.,������. ,l(.tllin Kvery Wo-tem road ims been accus- I 111 "il 10 carry frnm (00 to 5000 laud ag-.-ntB on its book.. The beneficial-- es are scattered from Canada to Mexico. ENDORSED BY CHIEF LONG. Head of Roitland Police Approval Suggestion for Organization. Tom Long, chief of pollen of Ross- Iniiii. WSJ in llie city last night wllh 11 prisoner named "Silver" Bkuledt, to si rve lour months for lliefi in tin- Nelson guni. Another, Oliver Paul, win Home over as sunn 01 his In-allli permits, tor supplying gin in ��� "Blwash- ���d" man. rhief i.i.ng is enthusiastic tor the 01 pulsation ni Kootenav police oiii eiiiib advocated by Chief Jarvis or Nelson, lie Is i-siiiflileiil lhal co-opern- iion iii running down criminals and warning away tramps would greatly ii'dii e the work oi police all over Kootenay and reduce the cosl oi' main tabling law ami order, Ih- promises ills own hearty support in the scheme. Rowland's chief also reports Unit lie- liiiiii-n City, 11k" Ns'isini. is cursed wiih a number of depraved ami degenerate children with a mania for st.-al ing ami destroying property. He thinks 11 In a mistaken kindness on ihe pari nf polios ami newspsipi-rs t.s 1 ress ih" names of such children, siiisl lhal where the parents are nolo riously unable to control such >mitiis 'in- only remedy is publicity and s>- vere cnriMiral punishment, followed 11 necc -ssary hy Imprisonment. Chief Long returned to itossland litis morning. Harvard's Prospects of Victory. I. inlii'i. Aug. 25.���The unexpectedly good performance yesterday of the Harvard university crew at I'ulney .ipi'i-nrs in ittve shaken the confidence it ih,- backers of Uu- Cambridge eight Borne of ihe morning papers today n>i mil Ihai Cambridge is likely to have a hurd 11111 to crack, while Ih" Sports- uis.n comments upon the fact thai all tin' Harvard oarsmen sit in Un- boat ill pre iss-ly llle same ll. igllt. Iheir ���hwldgB being perfectly level, wllh the result IhuY'VffWffTriliidos dip wllh Hi" same angle, lln- winds- producing . iii.'iehiii -like motion, whereas differ eni heights would produce a different angli- ami splash, anil eonsi'ipii-nl loss or power. The Bportsman considers for this reason thai Harvard has an ideal crew and are noi unlikely to win. STRIKE BN UlllU. CREEK Ore Believed to Be of Same Body as 8llver Cup���Depth and Richness of Ore Is Proved. A strike was made on the Yuin mineral claim lasi week, says the Lardeau Mining Review, which does more to prove the value or the Trout lake division than probably any 01 her made lor years. The full! claim is one Of a group ol four owned by Hugh Ross and George Yulll and has been staked since 1S91. The owners have always been firm In iheir belief that the Silver Cup ledge ran through their property, but owing to tlie heavy wash miming be twi-en 10 and HO feet it was a big un dartaking to locate It. Having confidence In their Judgment they stuck at It year in and year out ami Ihis week's work demonstrated that their stick-toll policy won oul. The strike made Is about S000 feet below the Silver Cup and its impor- lame lies In lhe fuel lhal II demon ���.rates the continuity or the lead and also lhe fuel lhal llle ore goes down 11 also demonstrates the Immense value of Ih" on- deposits in tile Silver Cun al depth. Whir,' uncovered the ledge Is two feet wide nnd curries considerable shipping ore. The wall, formation and ore is exactly similar to the Cup. so Hint there can be no doubt as to Us being tho same ledge. Hugh Uoss. who has had charge or Ih" work, will continue and during the open weather uncover as much ns pen gillie of the ledge. The Only Pebble. New York. Aug. 25.���Locked up al police headquarters Is a romantic person, one Louis Mochorbsky, a young man charged with the larceny of $501111 worth of diamonds. Several months ago Mochorosky afforded the police or many slates Of the country a vain chnso and then went to Kurope. It was only for the love of n girl I" Denver thai he ventured hack to the slates to see. Trains and Boats. Crow boat���Throe hours Into. Slocan train���Half hour late. Coast, Boundary and Uosslatiil train -tin time. TARIFF MISTAKES Canada's Best Customer is Unjustly Treated FAVOR UNITED SIMS British Imports Increase While American Markti For Canada's Goods Decreases. Ottawa, Aug. 26.���(Special.)��� Tho trade returns or the Dominion tor the Usual year ending .luiu- 30, 1000, show d large Increase in Canadian commerce. Hm there are some features sn Uu- business of lhe yeas which one ssssinii iii, in se,' different. The 1 'i .'. trade shows a substantial in I, ase in Imni exports and Imports, rhai 1 an agreeable feature, II would bi .till moro satlsfaatory if the In creased Imports were chiefly from thu country which hsiyis the most from Oanada. Iiui thai Is not what lap- pens. Britain Is Oui Best Customer. We siishl Canadian merchandise 10 the value of $2I4,:ISI,.S2. 01 Ihis Ureal Britain took Jl-7.4ilii.til. and the United States only (83,146,406, or 11 gooil deal inure Ihsn twice us much. While we undertake 10.give Great Hriiain a preference li may be noticed thai tin- bill ot free goods from the United stales increases much 1 - rapidly than the similar class of gsssnis from Oreal Britain. Nis doubt Ihis Is ,|u In pari to lie- clinraetiT of the goods; lheras-r.es, bul the discrepancy in unite remarkable. Our Imports oi rres- goods from Greal Hrttaln were Insi year valued ai 316,678,363, anil Uiu*.' trom ihs- railed states at tt>6,< 331.296, or about five times thai amount But We Arc Customers of U. S. Comparing lasi year wiih the >>ar before ws- iimi iii round Hgun's an increase of 836,000,000 in our total exports of Canadian merchandise. Tha United States t.... 313,000,000 moro than a year b lore. There was 11 considerable falling off In exports to (lermany and some other countries. Hut while our sales to Oreal Britain increased much more than our sales 10 the United States, Canadian pur Chases trom the United Slates in- creased much men' Ihan those from Oreal Britain. The Increase of our Imports for consumption from Great Britain was less Ihan $n.rio(i,000 ami lhal from the United Stales mors- than |13,000,00u. 11 is evident ihai there Is something vt tO he dine In the way of liiYirov- ing our purchasing relations with outmost customers. For as they go ou buying more and more from us wc continue to buy more and more from Ih" I'nited Stale?. Mr. Fielding's Mistake of Last Year. Mr. Bti Ming made his budget speeub on May 2'2 01* Ihis year, lie had to confess that in his statement tor 1906 he had heen a gnoil way out 111 his estimates. In thai year he made his budget statement altar the fiscal year closed but some time before all the accounts were settled. His estl- mato ssf fas- revenue to lis- received that year was an over-estimate. His estimate of the current expenditure was 162,260.000, which was more than Sl.uisfl.Ofin below the correct figure. He oxneoted ihs- capital expenditure to be 312.600,000, whereas 11 turned oul to Is" 116,000,000. He sunposed that there wisitld he only a $1,260,000 Increase In Ih'- debt during the year then jusl pasis-d and tin' actual Increase was 16,268,448. Repeated. This Year. Having mad" ihese oonfessious Mr, molding produced his statement tor the year ending June ��0, 1000. in now appears thai he has committed Ihu same error that he made last year, The accounts will not lie clos-d unlll Hie eusl of August but the figures as revised to nis' end or July hnve ii en printed. They go to show tbal .Mr. [fielding did not overestimate hie revenue, lie expeoted $T;i.- 000,000 and hy lhe end of July had re- e-'Vs-sl $7.l.0h7.S23. Judging from previous year records he will gel $lliu.' oii'i or more ia deferred payments, Bul his estimate of ourrenl expenditure is ' vidsiitly away helow the mark. Ho expected a current outlay sil 366 6h0,r00, which ls 32,180,000 moro than the previous year, hu! he aln sidy reports payments 10 the "\tent of 360.0241868, which Is 33,904,622 mere Ihan at the same date last vein-. So that he Is prottv sure 10 go some $20111,11011 beyond his own estimate. Thi- Finance min'si"!* expected tn spend 111 caeital ace >m.I (16000,000 He has already acknowledged pay- ui nis ol' |13,7S7,293, or within $1,500,- 000 ot the total estimated figure. Hast year he spent $3,600,000 after the July returns wcr^ In. It Ib pretty clear that the 1U0C estimate ls $2,000,000 ;;hort ln the capital account. Away Out In His Debt Figures. From the figures which Mr. Field- In; gave he worked out a prospective Increase ot ouly $800,000 In the debt duilng tbo year. He even hoped to do better. "I am hopeful." he said, "thnt ihe I', suit will be more favorable ond thai ws- may close the year hy miliar- lug llle iii'i-siimis, lhal our receipts will cover ail Oxpt iiilltines of all class.-s and we shall add nothing whatever lo His' public debt." He went on to say: "However, il la well to he In thut i-espec'l const ivlillvo, especially ass my eat i mates lusl year were somewhat disappointing and I prefer to have lheni under a conservative busts. Fr.ui' ills' figures thai I have given there may he a possible udditimi to th.' net ih'hl at lhe cliiso ot tlie year ssl ahoul $s<ui.iltiii." Now II appears lhal Mr. Fielding's estimate of ex|icn- diiiirc was some $1,000,000 loo low. nud his predicted revenue not more than $2110.11011 10.1 high. He will have next vein- to admit an increase of debt, nol or fun 10, Out or between 34,000.000 and $0,000,000. Arc Still Revolutioninij. Warsaw. Aug. 24.���Revolutionists lusl night attacked the railroad station tit Otweck, liilis-d an employe and escaped wllh $1000. The troops or- rested 11 suspects but today when the train carrying lhe prisoners approach s'sl Wiirsaw. Tin armed men stopiied It. Ten soldiers fired on the highwaymen killing one and wounding one. and nr lested another. The others fled to a neighboring fort. SALEBFMCOLBNIST The editor of The Canadian telegraphed the managing editor of the Colonist yesterday as lol lows: "Wire statement emphatically denying reputed sale of the Colonist to Chinese if it is inconect. We shall publish any thing you send." In reply to the above the following telegram was received: "The report that Chinese have purchased the Colonist is a ma licious lie. A. J. C. G.ilktlcy, manager of the Bank of Montreal and J. S. Gibb, manager of the Imperial bank, both of Victoria, are the only persons in the province who know the purchaser and arc both prepared to make affidavit to that effect. They can also prove that the owner Is a loyal British subject and is not of Chinese extraction or origin. Any person alleging that ft Is owned or controlled, in whole or in part, by Chinese will be charged with libel and prosecuted to the full extent of the law." The telegram quoted above was signed by J. S. H. Matson. managing director of the Colonist Publish Ing company. FIRST FALL BEGGAR. Pretended Victim of Mine Explosion Given an Hour to Leave. In the city psilice court this morning two offenders appeared and wero mercifully dealt with by Magistrate Se lous. A veteran of Kelson who wns in the city tn 1889 nnd the hero of many episodes, tragic and comic, of early slays, appeared 011 a charge of drunkenness, lie was strongly advised to go to work. The other prisoner claimed to he Patrick O'Connell, hut had neither ihe appearance, lanTuage or ability to substantiate his claim. The following letter which he presented ln many business bouses, constituted his offenoB: "Having been Inlered tn a mine explosion and being unable to do man nil labor 1 am competed to ask the public, tor a.-slstens I nm trying to raise a little'money so I can purl- chase a few small ardtokles to sell to Isable me to make a small but honi'st living on my way home to my uncle. Any asslslens you wish to give will hi' cheerfully received. Yours respectfully l'ATItlCI. J. O'CONNEI.I.. He wan given, one hour to leave t nvn, Other fall visitors or the sum" class may In- expected soon. Price of Metals. New York, Aug. 25.���silver C0%c; caliper. ISO! lead. $5.75. London. Aug. 25.-Silver, ��0 15-Hld: Kin-. ��27. GIFTS M RELIEF Now Flowing Rapidly Into Valparaiso PAPER. WILL REAPPEAR Property Destroyed Probably Great* er Than at San Francisco- Many Condolences. Valparaiso, Aug. 26.���The minister of the Interior has sent the rolluwiug dispatch to I'lesnleiii ltiesco: "Business is being resumed bore. All classes are tasking part iu Uiu work ot repairing the damage. II fresh meat runs short It will causo frozen meal from tlie Magdalents lo lie sold. Many of the homeless people need clothiug. 1'rovtBlons are mulling low al lquhiue because tbe sup- lilies have been retained here." President Kiesco is continuing to receive telegrams of condolence from foreign governments. The newspaper buildings are not so badly damaged as at first supposed. That of the Mer- curouj ls intact. All tile newspapers will reappear tomorrow. There were some slight shocks ut 8:15 p. m. yes- It rday, but no further damage was done. Santiago, Chile, Aug. 25.���A consev- valo estimate places Ihe property loss at Valparaiso as a result of the eai'th- Uuake and flies at |_O0,000,O00. The luiss in the rural districts will be Immense, as not only tbe residences ot the landed proprietors but tlie huts of laborers have been completely destroyed and in many places the bridges, telegraph aud telephone poles have been Ihrown down. It is insisted here that the effects ol' lbe disaster are probably greater Ihan was the case in San Krancis.-o. Valparaiso was the great seaport of the republic and its commerce exceed- - d thai of any Pacific port except San Francisco. The entire lower part of the city ts completely destroyed and lhe loss of life ls felt throughout Chili' because all parts or lhe country were represented. Heavy rains arc still falling at Valparaiso, making Ihe misery still gr.-at- er. Glfls for the relief of the sufferers are arriving here from all parts of the world. A man rode on horseback from Valparaiso -to Santiago, a distance of 80 miles, and could nol obtain food or drink for himself nor his horse during th" entire distance, owing to the destitution prevailing. A STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE. Salt Spring Island Man Drops Out of Existence. .1. Hlttancourt brings a wlerd story from Salt Spring island, says lhe Nanaimo Free Press. Tbo fate of the man Kelly, missing now for suveral months, still remains a mystery. Persistent search has failed to reveal any elue 10 Kelly's fate. He lived, it ap- peurs. alone on a solitary ranch on the slopes of Maxwell's mountain and was iu the habit of crossing the lake at frequent Intervals in a little boat for the purpose of prospecting for mineral ln the woods of the adjoining slopes. On the last occasion that be made this journey it was evidently wiih Ihe Intention of an Immediate re- I urn. as he left n butch of bread In e mrse of preparation. Everything In his cabin remains In Hie usual order and the ouly feature lu Ihe case which appears to throw any light ou the subjeci is tlie disappearance slmultaneounly or some :io slicks of dynamite recently acquired from tlie owner. R .1. Hlttancourt. This tact leads to the supposition that by some accident or full the dynamite Which lie may have been carrying may have exploded and blown the man to atoms, notwithstanding that the senrcli has been diligently conducted for such a length of time by 15 or HI p-'i pie not the slightest trace of nny ilesclptlo-.i can he found. A Nova Scotia Mystery. (line Huv. N. S.. Aug 25.���Two In rants disappeared mysteriously rrom Hera on Tuesday and their mother, a woman named MoKensle, whose bus- band Is in purls unknown, said they bail dlod when she had taken them with her 011 a berry picking excur- son. The chief ol' police Investigated and the woman confessed to having hurled her children near Long lleaeh, Port Morien. Accompanied by the officers she in- sllciilod tho place and a warrant for disinterment being issued the remains were taken up und a Jury was empan elled. .Mediual examination as to whether they had mel with a violent death or not ls somewhat Inconclusive. Blood bad flowed from tho nostrils of one. The children were 3 and 4 years old. FREE MILLING GOLD. Important Discovery In Cobalt May Rsvsal Undreamt Wealth. According to Mr. Hamilton B. Wells or Toronto an Important discovery Is reported from Cobalt which may be ouly a preamble to the finding that Hie filllles limit Is a far more valu able property than even tlie govern ment anticipated, ln land contiguous 10 It hus been found soms' free milling gold which, il is sahi, ussuys at $18'.'; to tile ton. The owners of this property only made tlie discovery lasi Friday at a depth or 12 feel feet, but tbey have already exposed a clearly defined U-lnch vein rur 25U feet, and have arranged for a day and nlghl shift to dig the precious metal. The value or the find will he realized when 11 is understood thai tlie cost of initi lug unit milling Is only $10 a ton. The formation of the ground Is Identical with that of large sections ot tne Gillies limit, and experts predlcl that gold may he looked for there In equal It not more abundant quautllles With regard to cobalt, which has been reported found in large quantl lies in Nortii Carolina, information used by American speculators to depress the value of Ontario mines, a New York assayer states that the North Carolina mines' assay is only 2 per cent, against 20 to 25 per cent average for Ontario. Blew the Safe. Illdgaway, Ont., Aug. 25.���Burglars last night forced an entrance to the postoffice here, blew Ihe safe and scoured about $200 worth of stomps and about $90 in cash. Postmaster Pound also missed his horse and buggy and communicated with the police at Port Krle, Tin- horse, and buggy were found there. The burglars are supposed In have driven In Port Erie ���ami arosMd over to Buffalo. We May Lose Langtry. New York. Aug. 25.���(tips.; . diq^ dispatches to the American panel's from London say: "Mrs. I-ingtry, the actress, has suffered an entire loss of voice which is due to nervous shock, il is uncertain when she will again b' able to appear on tbe stage." (iEO MAGNIFIER AT WORK F. Cellner Tells of Wonderful Results Following Application of Electricity to Soil. Frank Cellner of Fifteen Mile Point, whose horticultural operations by tbe aid of the Geo-Mugiiifier were the subject of an article in The Canadian ou August 16 called at this office this morning lo procure some extra copies. IJufortunatoly none remained but the file copies. Any subscribers who have copies of tbe issue or that date will confer a favor by returning them. Mr. Cellner states that lhe Inaccuracy In the report ls the statement that strawberries will inaurr- ln two weeks from the planting. He is doubtful If that can be claimed as a general condition. So far Mr. Cellner has ouly half au acre under electric cultivation, but the results, he says, are marvelous. Compared with the electrified trees the others In their natural condition appear dead. But the application Ol the system requires greal care and detailed study as the electricity doesn't affect all plants in the sane' v.uy. Those thai use little potash for their growth seem ts be raiher Injured than improved by it. Mr. Cellner Is steadily clearing the bilauce of Ills ten acs-es and will gradually rxleud his electric circuit over tlie whole of it. Sensational Report. St. Petersburg. Aug. 25.���An explosion occurred at the residence of Premier Stolypln while a reception was b.'lug held there. The premier was al first reported to have heen killed, hut later It was learned he was safe. Vany persons were killed or wouuded ai lbe time of tlie explosion, the son ol the premier hs'ing among 111. wsumded. Took Too Much Risk. Niagara Falls. N. Y., Aug. 25.��� Mail-tin Dale and H. McGrath, while boating In the gorge today, wore taught by lhe current and carried t'irough th" whirlpool rapids. Dale win di'sswned but JicGrath managed to s vim lo shore. Amalgamation of Properties In Boundary SINKING ON THE LE ROI Good Progress Reported Everywhere ia Kootenay-- Latest Stock Quotations. .1. H. Green, principal of the Nelson public school in 1SH7 and 1S9S. Is In tile city on a visit. Tho week in mining In Kooteuay bas not exhibited any sensational features. At the end of the week It ls reported from Itossland that arrangements have been made for the re- sipenlng ot Ihu Norfliport smelter and a merger In the Boundary affecting many copper mines iu Phoenix camp is announced. The new company is the Amalgamated Copper Mines. Ltd. In the Le Hoi sinking has begun be low the IU5U foot level and already good results are reported. In Ymir, Slocan, Saindon, Alnsworth aud Lardeau districts, while steady work ou development and equipment is being pursued there have been uo new strikes. The stock market for the week ending today was very active as a result of the close of the holiday season, and ihe couaequent increased tradings again indicates a banner season for the mining shares of this district With but few exceptions the stockB a)J advanced a few points and It is thought will regain their proper values within a short time. Tbe rUe and fasll of Rambler-Carl- bsio was perhaps the feature of the week's tradings. This stock opened strong with a large demand, but has since d. dined with each day's busi- n ss, until at its close It iB being offered at only a fair advance on Its quotation of a fortnight ago. Noiili star continues to advance and exhibits considerable strength with no sign of abatement, but on the contrary promises on increase for some time and is considered a good buy nt Uie present quotation. Sullivan has advanced a few points, which Is thoughl to be only tn consequence or the general regaining strength of the market. Coppers still continue to exhibit an upward tendency with but few shares offered. Forty-Nine Creek. Virginia. Riant. Denora Mines, Pathfinder and Hunter V. remain unchanged, with no interest being manifested is these securities. Fsillowlng are approximate quotations for the week ending today: Asked. Bid. Alberta Coal 45 .40 American Boy 02 .0114 B. C. Standard 20 .16 Belcher .. .. ' 60 .40 Breck.-Lund Coal 68 .64 California 03 .02 Con. M. & S 1.35 1.29 Deer Trail Con 02 .01 ( D.'ForeBt pfd 6.75 6.00 DeForest com 2.25 1.75 Denora Mines 07 .06 49 Creek receipts .06 ;04 ������ Monte Crlsto 04 .02 Giant (Ross) 02 .01. International Coal 67 .64 North Star 13** .12 Olalla Copper 96 .85 Pathfinder 04% .03 Rambler-Cariboo 38 .35 Sullivan 0414 -0314 Virginia 04 .03 White Bear 10 .08% THREE PRIZES OFFERED. For Last Open Air Dance of Season Next Thursday. Night. A meeting of tlie enterlaininest committee of the 20.000 club was held lu lhe SUjiluid Furniture coiui.iny'? ofl'icj. All the members were present: It was resolved that a better cai service he secured fur the final pavll- loi dance next Thursday evening; that two ears si.oi:Tsi b_ retcy to leave tor tbe city at tile cud of the dance, and that a eaten 1 be secured to provide a light supper for patrons. The queslluii of dances during; the winter was discussed. The scheme was approved und arrangements will b.' made later. At 3:30 this afternoon Chairman .1. I'i. Taylor announced that three prisf.es Will be given by Messrs. Ewort, Walk- ei and Patenaudc for the best lady dancers, as judged hy proficiency ln the .waltz, two-step and schottischc. They will bo on exhibition next week Is Taylor & McQuarie's window. : ���tV't - X' t i> , tvi' te te The antics of a stubborn automobile nre enough to make a horse laugh. nm m 1 f r The Daily Canadian te ' "" ��� --S��� HUDSON'S BAY ._ STORES = PRESERVING TIME Crown Gem Jars, Pints per doz., $ 1.00 Crown Gem Jars, Quarts per do*., 1.25 Crown Gem Jars, Ha.fGai.perdo-.., 1.50 Our stock bas just arrived. Secure yiir requirements at these low prices before they are all none. HUDSON'S BAY STORES THE DAILY CANADIAN Publl.he.l .1. day. H s-eek I.y the riXAl'UN PUBUBEIN- s IIMI'ANV. Lin! Baker St.. Nelson, B. C, .aba-notion rat... -as osntl a month delivered In tlie .ur, orOM. year it sent l,y mall. When |.-:4 m ��'..-.. AB..rti.ln�� rite* on aj.pl fallen. All ussmlwi pal-l Us aetUemenl Ol Ih.-1'i.lly s"aaa<llan icooUDU. sillier l.u .obH-riptiona or advertorial, moil l- receipted lot on the printed (arm. oi llie s siinpany. Ulber res ��� Ipll aro nol T.llri. AL11LST 3*1. Mui. ��� Bj one won! wv are sometimes. ,it,iA-.'l 10 be prus sad ny one worn aometlm.a Judged [a lie loollaB. l-i ui tncrfcltsre U; carelal srnal we lay."���foil DCItri A MALICIOUS I-IK. A rs-|sort was published in the Nelson Dally News yesterday morning to lhe effect that tie- Victoria Colon* i.i bad bsen par-based by prominent Chinese in the city of Victoria, anil the names of the alleged purchfl were given as Loo Gee Wins: ami Lee Muiig Cow. The Item further stated that the sale of the Colouist to these parties was a part of a general schema on the pan of tne Chinese throughout Canada to purchase leading dallies ond secure iheir influence in bringing about a repeal of the $600 b-ati lax on Chinese. The Daily News was culpable only In that it published as dispatebes from Victoria and Vancouver whal were reallj reprint", s.f BenaaUonal announcements in ihe Victoria and Vancouver papers The Item dated riuni Victoria was the production ssf lhe 'times, ami thai frssm Vancouvei appeared iwu days ago in that phi nominally scurrilous sheet, the World The reported sale of the Colonist ti Chinese was also telegraphed Iron Victoria io ihe Eastern paiiers and ap pears, under dubious headlines, in iii chief Liberal organs nf Winnipeg and we believe when the Toronto exchanges come to hand. It will also ap pear ln the Globe ami other Liberal organs there. Tbe announcement was discredited upon lis very face and bore the earmarks ot the same political fabricator who got IJ. W. Higgins of the World editorial Btaff Into I rouble over the Pendray deal. There is the same ev aneseent reluctance aboul the lasi Item, the same hesitancy, Hu- satin- In- uendo, and It may be milled, finally lhe same malicious lie. The editor of the Canadian tele graphed the managing director of the Colonist yesterday as follows: "Wire statement emphatically deny lag reputed sale of ill" Colonist to Chinese If It Is Incorrect. We shall publish anything you send.'' Id reply to the above tin- following telegram was received: "The report thai Chinese have pur chased Ihe Colonist Is a malicious lis- A. J. C. Galletls-y. manager nf ihe hank of Montreal, and .1. S. Olbb. manage! of the Imperial bank, both of Victoria, are the only persons In lhe province who know ih.- purchaser, and both nr. prepared to make affidavit in that effect. Th-y can also prove thai tho owner Is a loyal British subject ansl Is not of Chinese extraction or origin. Any person alleging thnt ii Is owned oi controlled, in whole or in part, by Chinese, will be charged with libel and prosecuted to the full extent of the law." The telegram quoted above was signed by J: S. H. Matson. managing director of the Colonist Publishing company. It will be observed that the hank managers whose names are given nre prepared to make affidavit lhal the repotted sale to Chinese is a malicious He. It c nseituently becomes allowable tn malce some speculations upon tbe possible reasons, for excuses then are none, ihat such falsehoods have been pul in circulation, Tie' Tim-s. The Wssrlsl and III'' X ws have ssf late been ke-plng up a policy of persistent slander such as ha.'| never been equalled In British Columbia, and can be duplicated nowhere but In ihe columns of such American publications as are known t.s have abandoned all sense of self- r - eel. Th.' three papers mentioned above have always worked in unison. What "in- says ihe other repeats Sometimes they take turn ahout in InlUaUng their campaigns of malice, bui they are triplets in their pollUcal methods and whoever their mother may be there Is no question as to win. Is iheir lather. The object in vi. ����� win appear laier. but It Is worth while in ibis connection to review ih. ss-sies ssf events which have reuch ed their climax in the present fuls. hood iinisss indeed another one has aires ly been Incubated. We can scarcely believe the latter possible foi the teeming brain that Invents thesi malicious canards is known tn in* toe llow iss work overtime. ��� ��������*��� It was the same fabricator who In- rented the rumor" that his honor Lieut nant Governor Dunsmuir had. on laking his oath of office, scarcely reover-d hfs breath before demanding lhe immediate di.nii.sal of [he :.i-1 commissioner of land* and works from the provincial cabinet That 'rumor was first published by the Ine" papers in qu. stlon. It was the same malevolent child of .Saian who gol llictsins into trouble over the Pendray land sal s. ami it is no Idle di. am of tin- imagination in Buggest thai Hn- refusal .i Hlgglns lo ilisi-l,,s.- !ii- name was bargained for at the price nf tin- producUon ssf more political fals IlOssdS. Tin- last report, that of lho sale of sit inl'nisi, is the proudest achieve m,.nr nf the low-lived scandallzer win. estimated by all those who know him as one of the most debased wretches In the employ of the Liberal pariy. So much for tbe overworked fabricator. .Now as to the reasons for Ihe conduct of the Liberal papers in ques lion, we have an easier task. Not only are thei growing desperate al their ..peaied faifures to discredit th.- Mciiride administration snd tbe members of ilm executive; nol on!) have they been whipped so often that, si :. aai in thi case of ihe local pa. per, a graceful, hut none the less humiliating bacS down followed, but the Liberal press have a more difficult problem on their hands at the present lime. �� ��� A . . . Canada, imni ocean to ocean, Is crying om because ssf the impossibility ns i srrylng on her Importanl Industries from shortage ol help. The development of lhe country has been so iapid lhal Immigration has not been able io overtake ihe needs of the country. The cry has gone up for ib ' abolition of the bead ius ou Chinese. This is a problem over which DO Cms native poi tieian need worry. There are things lo lie said on hull! sides, iiu! the difficulty is u Liberal difficulty and the question must be seitled by the Liberals. Thai parly Is on the horns of a dilemma. On the oil" hand, if they repeal the head tax on CTiin s ��� the labor element in Canada to which lhat party has so often an. so dislu stly truokled, will Uinist them int.i oblivion. On the other hand, If Ihey do not do something radical in alleviate ihe distress of lhe fanning and employing classes Ihey In lh'>lr turn will tell a tale nt .h, balloi boxes Hint will startle the Liberal parly. Lacking Initiation, Iml- ia' n in its successful features the p 'ic> oi rije la'e Conservative governmenl Incapable ot originating a policy that will meet the rapidly advancing conditions in Canada, they ar in a frenzy of desperation. And the ���ham-less cuss win, has helped them so often before nan had another hid- 'ous nightmare the result of which Is tsi as.-ert that ih'- Conservative organs have heen baught up hy the Chinese. Th? frightful imhroirllo In which they haw involved th mselves is wr cklng their reason and their only hope of lUOSeH, a vain hope, indeed, ls to in- nlv e'he Conservative party tn their own distress. Will 'h y ssicn cd? Nut at all. Their lying policy musl full now. as it lias always rale I. an! il will y.-i l,e proven ihnt ih,. Conservative) party win has'.- io sli p into tlie breach and gave Tu- country from tho distress Into which it ban b sen brought bj lhe Lib- oral ailiii' ri isi ration. EDITORIAL COMMENT. The communication appearing In Tin- Canadian yesterday signed "Pro gress" deals with a matter which in.i.s vei> properly engage tin- attention ol Hn- iliizeiis nl Nelson. Tin- suggestion regarding the conversion of the sslii -i bull lisi" intis a public insti lutinii is on,- not ai alt Impossible ol realisation. We believe tbat ihe gov- - riiine'it woujd consider nny reasonable offer th" city mis-ill make for the purobase of the building and lis a lap latinii fnr such uses ns our correspon dent suggests cssiiid he easll arranged. In this connection |t mlghl not be impossible to muks' available the "i fer of .Mr. Carnegie as reported bj the library board early In the year. We understand ihat the cornei "' Ward and Victoria streets has been c nsldered a suitable site for such a premises and Un- whole que.,! bould in- taken up ar an . arly date wiih a view lo making tin- must favorable bargain possible from all sides. ��Hl_RA.A*N'S OPERA HOUSE Oae Week, Commencing August 27th "The Pringle Co'y" in a select ri-|isirtnire. Opening Monday. Angmtt 87th in "The Convict's Daughter." Prices 60c and 76c, Children J"'. Seat*, ut Rutherford's LAND REGISTRY ACT. TAhiy. stti'n b [Iii] ni: ippllcfttton '�����-������ baan IDS It !... Jc-i-lit Inr Iff kilning i'inii|.Htn lis lhe ���JWtitT ill Ki. -ii: : ii - inj, r t ,\ n m-v:ikJ 'U\ gale tkeeat tram H ' KI��*|iw.h, Mr|mij a -. - r-ii'l<'.,i*.-.iw nf tlm -;...��,. a--.���-mi tn pfstrlri li. Thi iff Mining Vomptny, I'l-inni* Unit- tin.' .'tit, (I*) .,i Annul, A it. I i ill ftti.i linguU. :l ��� '���'���ruin i'..ri' I- r un i- ,<i *_,���,.I mnl i��rem .-���-���-.-.i.-. int..- an.i being in Hi- Dlstrlol ol k.'.-T- ���:, ,t , in ni.- I'muii .��� ..I linit-.li i nl nm |,ift, mure i'ltm ii.-iTiv known mnl dest-rlbod ���.*��� I ��� i- 5AS and V'.. i.fi.ii;. !. I'l-tri'i ..! Kootenay, "Miarer" and '���Uohtall" mi in-ml latins. Von mnl .-a.h ������! juu nn* required to i - ���-' tberlain of iU< in\ purchaser trttliln rourlreu dayi froui Un- cUte ol the Berriec ul Mi noilce dim.n yon. hii.1 ln-lif nil hi tit-rUt-Mlnr ivr(itf<m<' ..; Iii wsndeni being Died ��itinii it* It ��� yoa ��i!t I-- lorerei e��topi*ed ��ni| debarred from letting up mn . Imiii to or In reaoeet of the -hhI Land, mi.) I - *iui i register Tariff Mtnnitf t'ompanj a- owner tbereol Dated ��i Land K.-i::str\ offli-.- Nelson, ff\ \nee linii-ii ni Rntl'b Columbia, this IUh ilu*. ���.( .MiKii>!, a. I). 1908 M P. MacLKOD. Dlatrlcl Beglstrar. Tt. KiNjtsfiiay MiniriL' Company (foreign BBafer U*��Id mnl Blfrer Mining Company (f��.r>*li*li ) LAND REGISTRY ACT. TAKK M'Tii I- imi an anp}|^tlon lm- been ma 11" ni'i-i-'f i Uri-inr linnmiii u. lip owner in Ki-��-miii|iIi*. iiiiili.-r ii i���- -ni,- j-..,.,* fron, j{-..(_ H'i'ii depiH. H���.-s.-nr itn.I n Hciinr ,,( ||u. Hl.MKti .\--.*-Mrii in lij-'tiii-i.tiii isniii'- IhtrniHit bear inn <i#'e i ��� ji-i day of jn|y a h. m*. i.ini; H'i'l siii.-iif-ir iht.1 n-ri-iiri |tgfrp| ..( Imtil hih| prem mm -iinmi-. lyltiK an1' 'wlbg iti Tin- Dlatrlcl Of Koolcngy, It Mm* l'r..\ iii.-f nl British Columbia, n* i-.iriii-uli.sTlv kii.'iMi mnl dpsi-rfbed n> I.oi 7J|. i;r��np i, |-i-hi. i,.�� Kpoianay, ������Hnir*.'- mineral rlmm Vhii mnl i'mi-Ii uf pu mn n-i.uin-il i,, rpn|a*1 the (iniiii wf tin* (rti l-iirrloi-i-r t>iltilll Iniirli-ini daya from tba dgt��nt tlte wrvleit ��1 n,i- rmtUtj npon mmi mnl iinl< im.u ���t po-avpiii ..r cert HI. eaie nr iu rwtidem boing tiled wltbln iimh por lod, you vrlll be totovet pilop)>od nud didmrred (mm letting mi Bin '*lnlui lu ur In raip��f| nl th<- m:iLl Imni, Hini j -hull regUlet riHri-ine iu-riimn a- owner thereof. Dated al Land Revlatrv Offlca Nelson, Province of British Columbia, Mill 17ih dij --i Anguci. A. I) IWO H. I-. Ma. I.Kdli, District KeKi-lrnr. Pu (ifnrgf Henry Hurniftii, Wilbur A. Ilenrlrjx. LAND NOTICES. Notlco I- heroby given Hmt ilxty dnyn Hfl r diiln I (mend 10 -pplv In lln- Motn��-.l.le the Chief Cot isHiiinci i.i Undo i .Voile f. r pa-mtiulon tn purvhaau thu ihIIouHil' dt- ..���rlt.i'ii Iniiidh ilitiHlc in iln< Wisi Kooteuay ilUHitl. kimliiK! fruin ii jiusi plmii.il ���u tlie north Imiih ot the North l'o k uf poa uroelf tlii'iii'e 2*1 clu. i ii-. went, UOfllmini mo Di, rati. ho int. wait, in clinlii*! north, an i-iiiiitt. west, t ehnjus north. 'JHel.nl ii*- Mint, Jieli-iln- n ��� ��� rt li. sn i-ft-nina oast, Mei'iiiii" aonth, *i pnalm .*it��.t, to runta* iouth, aopTiftliiBOfut, in ei. inasouibtopolm ol eommencoment. containing 8*10 n^���^^��. Dated isih day *��( A"gmt, ili"i t-te w, It iivsoN No l-e 1�� liei.-l- given (Iih I OOd-iVl lifter .tute 1 Intend loapply to tho Houorniiie Chief t'ninioiM- Hiim r of Lands and Worki prperinlMlonionur* eliH.H- iio- roll wing deaerlbe.1 lands, altuato In the ft'osl Kootena) _1��trlut, ntn-ting from �� dobI planted at thou W.oornerol l��rncii >v.Roblnaotri Apnlloatlon to i urehaiO, mnl on the norih i>Hnk of the Nnrth Fork nf qb ereek; lbence W chalna treat. h*i . ���iuiii<�� north, In chains easl i.'HimIiin nouth. 30 clt a I in went. Wcbain ith lointeracc tion of north line of K, \v. Kobliison'sAppliotUon I.. Purrbaa thi nee 40 polul of ' - ���" nl* ��� ��� I'kted iMh da** .1 llHI II t. \*. I. is.- Kasnn H H ssa> ��k Notice i- ne ebj -��� 1 . - - . : mt.-in) i" appl] to ii..- i> ��� ��� Landsand IVork* ������ n t.i[itir bhase th��- following de* * the tt'osl K.nt nay dtstrh t; ��� ��� plHii'i-d st *lo- N k eorm : ' ���'* ���'��� I in.** m ��� Aj.j. ieatlon t < pan ha-u, , - ��� ��� m < lm in* iouth. -v i balni ����� - i ��� ��� ���-.*.. -t lo batni rn : ". ki i halm ��� hain" north top< log 1*80 aorea jiftte-i Itxh day of Aoguat, I " D. i B Roi *������ porttumtW B aun s%Agent. Not fee Is hereby given tb*: lUt) f.- aftei date I iutetni to applr to tl:- ii ?*'-.������ '��� ���<��� Chief L'ommiMioDer of Land? and Worki for wr- mis-ton to purchase the following dettrlbed land on the weit ibore of tipi>tr Arrow Lobs an'. joining J H. Feeney'i prc-enptioti: Kunr.tng weit 4o chsim; thence north iw coains. tbtnM *a��t-Ochniiir*. to the ihore of the Uke: thetcv nouth following the lake ibore to point of oom* meiii't-iueni, containing 3.v acrei u.ort I'nte I AugUl! Itf. 1WH. II f MA.LKon J I Kktxi tg ��� Notiee i* hereby given tbal * * ��� *I��ie I ftuond in apply to the Honoral Chief Cnmmiiaionoi of Landsand Worki for pet mission '���* pun haae ibe foi lu wing di land "ii the weat aide u| I <o*. r wr.n*. Uskeaod olnlng tin*-mi ih line nf tbe indiHu Keaerratlon Kunnfng wesi 30ehalns; tin nc�� wuth wcbalni; them ceaai _Ui hains, Ui tbe nIio tbi ski tbence north following tba lake ibore in ih-- poini ni commence ut, rotilatuing IflO acres more m leai Dated AUgtlsl BU, 10*. U It Uii Ki I- ���l I KHJ.Y, .geui N.iiee i- hereby given that two month**after .ini-* l Intend to apply lo the Honorable the ' blel Commissi! nci ol Und-Hiid Worki for n l-Diue id h|| lhal land being the fon-shoreadjoining inb* dlvhioni I. ;��� ami i ol loi SW, Uroup one(l) Kooteuay. mi.l being on the south ihore of the Weal vim 11 km,i, uh\ lake, in tbodlstrlci ol Kootenay I Commencing al a poal marked a b. Watu' southern cornei p>it"; ihenee 60 chalm west, tbence 3D cbalni north; lln-nif i-i chainicasi; tbencf .* xIiumi- mui th in tii- plaee ol com mi uo in. nt; iii.- Mtni land and foreshore to be be u**t] for Mwrolll purposes 1'Mif.i in j- itiii liny oi .uguii I** A B W .TCT Notice is hereby given that I intend, CO dayi Hftei date to apply tu tbellonorabh thi i * ommlsalonerol audi and Worki for permission io purebaae the [ollowlng describeu Imni- In Weal Kootenay district, aboul five miles south ��� >( BiiMi.n City, commencing al i poal plante : on iheeaa bank of ttaotO. K., ami marked "* H. ���{amUton'i *> W. C. post," mot runniti.: north nj chalna, lbence east w.t chains, ihencei .: -��� ebalna, tbenoe ireii ni -ebalns io place of bnln* nlogtOon'ainlog 810 acres ol land, more oi leai Huted t hii 22nd day of Angus I 1901 w ii Hamilton Kotiee 1- here'y given tbal 60 dayi si't.-r date i iiti-tni to apply to tbe Horn ����� euhief��ommta- doner of Landi mid Worki '������: permltaloo t" purchase tbe foilnwiug described ands. situate In Weil nntenay diiinct i ��� mm nelng ��t �� p "-t mark.**! '*B. Conke. 'a > '��� eoruer post, lit* uate near tbe n B. corner i I Ian I ipplui bj i: li. thenre ��outh 10chalm,i ��� oi l- -*: tbeuce east so chain*; tben e norih +i cbalni, more or ii ->; tlj.-me west Miclmlnti to [Kiint of eouiinein e- inent Balmo, Auguil n, 190S. H ('OKKBT, TjH \ tgenl Notiee :* berbygiven tin a livi afterdate] intent', to apply lo the H. ���*.-���-.. .- ihe l hief Commluloner oi ljind** sud >-.- ki loi permlaalon to purehase the following d>*icrlbed Isndi* situate in wait Ki.oten \ dlitrlet; Commencing at i posi marked *K Rom*i b B roei Poat," ��ituate near the N K. eorner of Iin ! applied for by A. Mil an iheu"e south 40 cbalni or leai tii 'ine east ao riiait:-: tbeti - i-t *.h 10 chains, more or le**i; tbence weal a chalm to point oi I'liiiimelu-.'iilelil Ultimo, Aug tut It, l**tl K. Ho.���, T 11 ATKINSON, Afetll Notice i�� hereby giu-u tbal ilxty dayi after ��� late I intend to appl} tn tin- HmiorabU- the Chief C'ommtnlonei o] Landi md Worki Iui permlHlon to purchase tbe following deacrlbed lands siiua'e m Weil K it*nay dlitrlet; Com- nettefng nu jmjhi marked \ Me Lean'i ������ W, eorner po*t,"*iitoah neai the N K. < ornei of lain! applied lor by A MeLaughlan, Lbence soutb H) ii..un., more nr , ���-. ibenn . ,-i BD ebalna; thence nortb W chains, more or leea; tbence weal ii chains to point oi eommeucement Balmo, August 11, iscfi A. Mi i.kan, T. H. ATKi.-.-"*.-, Agent Notiee ie bereby given tbal W ���'��>�� aft-r dale I in tend to make nj.;..: .* :--i: to the Houorahlt* the Chief lomiuis.'iouerof Landi and Worki for per tnbnon to purchase i ;��� lowingdeacrlbet landi situate in Weil Kooteua] dlitrlet: Commencing at a poat mark I' \ ". Lauvhllq's N. W comei port," iltuate nepr ihe .n k. CQrnerofJandap* pll.it (or I.y t Milithiir l hence niUthW ehaln>, more or len ij ��� nt ���*> chalna) tbenee north piehani-i. tnoreor leas] tin pee wwt ���> cbalni to po|m ������ ��� ��� . .-n. ��� nieiiL ItalmOi Aug Ull 11. |*MI. A. Mr!.ah.huv, I H Alhi.\M..s. \^.-..t. Notiiv la hereby given tbal 80 dayi after date I intend toapply to tbe citlef Commlaaioner of Un.U and * or Itn for iivnii-*mu in purchase tlie foil..wing eworthed lamls, situate in West Kootenai dlitrlet i ' otnmonclog ai �� poll mark ed J UcArtbur's N. W.corner puft," situate near llio n f*: corner of Und applied f.-rl-y A hirni r, tbence uiuib Hi cbalm more orle ��; thenc* eail Miebalnaj theuce nortb 40ebalna, more or less; ibenee ve*t^o ehalni to point of comment ement. ftolmo, August II, 1M6. I MC \fTIII b, T. II ATKIKBOl*, Ageut. Notice in hcTeiiv given ilini BO dayi after date I intend. In apj.ly tn tin- Sonorablu thi llinl i oiiimli'sioner ol Land" aui Work* for pet mil don to urcbaie tbe following dearrlbeo lands, situate In be We I Kootenay dlftiiet: t'ommen* otng ��t a poii marked "A. ��� ti ner*s N. v\ eorner poii." situated at tbe N K.corne*of land spoiled fnr i.y I. -liwuri, tbeti ����� -.nth -lOabalOl, more or less; tbence eail Boebilni; thenc-* nortb ���wetoii.-, ui.,r orlowi tbence well lOcbaini tn pi.ii.i nf eommeucement. Balmo, H ( , lugu-t n IW6i A, itrnkr, l II ATBtsaoy. Agent Notice li h reby given that do dayi after date ! intfti i tn a(ipu- to the Uonorahle ue < Men um- mi.si.uici ��(| I und.- nti-1 fforkl fnr |i.'N:ii-i-iii I,, purchaie the following deje-ibed land in Wpii K otepay |it fct aMput tey n mile- south oj Hurt.in ��� It): Cummeiic{tig al >i ptisl planted on Ihu east bapk pf TroUl creek and mmke,i Uni, W I! Haii.ijton'fl H W ' i'n-i i.n.l iiiMuin* itortfi*iehalps; thepee eail W .limns; tbence toiilli jjo < iniiii-., [len... we-t *i elm n- In place of beginu)ng, poulalulng t.|o..rr.--, more or lem. htit.-d ihi- J2nd iin) i.i August, MMI. M,._ U l| IIOiHT.iN Mil ll .Mii.Ttiv. Ageni. Not|e- |s hereby given IhgtflD daya after date i Intend toapply I,. <n, I funora bio lhe Chief mn minloner of I*nds��nd Work, for permlaslon lo ur-liase the follnw lug dwnl.ed land In Weal Koolenay Plitrlct about IU mllei south of Hnr- tonCltyi oommenolugatamni planted o*�� the eu-t hank of J mui, reck and tniirkcl ' . I.. Pish* ���r'*. N W .'"-l'o��l aiol runniiiK mnitli ho chains; thenco eait >0 chaini! tbenee north *j cbilnsi thence wen fl)cbalni to tlie place of commence' uieiii. containing fl<0 aoriu, more or ten, Dated thii istnd day of a gust. Itat. r. I,. Kt-nii! W ll n.iMii.Tos, Agent. Notice li bereby given that 80 dayi af I r date l in lend toap ly tn the Honorable the Chief Com- minloner of I*nds and Worki foi permlulon to purebaae the following d icrlbad land in \\,-m Kootenay tristrlc about leven mllei south of Unrii.ii t Hy; Commencing at h post j.i.i u-ii on tbe east bank of Trout creek and marked Alex Cheyne'i \. W, U. l'..-t and rtmnliig soiilti -o chains; theme east Ho cbatnii (nenee north an obilnit tbence weet 80chnlni to post of beginning, containing MO acres id land, more oi len, 1'ated this ���mt dav nf August, lWJfl A tn CHKVKI \V. ii llAMN.ru*.. Vci'llt Nntice is hereby given that(qdayi aftor dgte I Intend toapply to the Honorable iheghlel Commluloner nl Undi ami Worku for p'-rmisciou W purchaie the following deaorlbed land- iltuate in wen Kootenay Dtifleti counneiieng m a posl insrked ���- McArtiitni N.W.corner post hliuaiu near the K, K- corner of land applied f���r OJ B, MeArthur Ihence smith 40 chalio-, more or luil tlience east en chaini) tbence north i. eloi-n-. nioe or leu; thenoe vttl tt) chalm to pnini nf tommencemeni Saltnn. Ii C, Augusl Uth. lt��r>. P. >f. AiiTtn n T. H \ti;iv-on, Ageni Notice i- hereby given thai '*> davs fmm date f inieml toapph lothe ll .raWe lhe Chief Com- I'lissli r of Lands ami Work- for permission topurchl e the lollowlng described lands situate in weat Kootenay Dlitrlet: Commonaing ��� - THSTt' N W ol Ui It a j : Salmon, Uteaoe chains I u*w " tb��WI ea-t > theoe.* nortl a tatm . - . ..���mmencriuen: -. | -ItWiRT , II VTkls-o*- v \. . . -. tbat ilxty itat ��� Iai ( Bon.Chief" lionet ol Landi - Worki for pei ��� icribed lamti i'i tab In Weal Kootenaj district, adjoining the Interna :��� nib ��� i **: ol ng at a post marked *-| M ft 6 ���- n r:n r, -imate on the In ternattons, bonndar. line, at the aoutheasi ��� - - i raser'tland: lheni i ��� *-���; Bchains, thence north ��� balni thence weet80 chains, ihenoe south ft) chains to the place of commence- ���::��������� ntalntngtt ** :e�� more or leai. ; ��:c ��� . ��� ��� :*���-..���'! rtu-ii F J. 0 Kf.ilv, Agent Notlre li herebv given that r.xtydari from date I intend to an .v to the Hon. Chief commluloner of Lnndi and worki for oermiuion to purchaie the (oUnvlng deicrlbed landi iltuate in Weal K - t, Wt-'ceu the I'end d'Oreille rlTM anl tbe international boundari ne.i . - the Col- unilus ii-- ��� eg at a poal marked .1. - t. i - - on tbe Intern**- boundary line, about half a mil* er*-; nl tbi eaal bot ndary ��� I thi K._kl - Rj landi tbence north *��� nt *_ ..-:-' cbalni. I'- the pja<. . -nt. oontainlng iMaer*. *. more or leaa. itai.d .'4tli Jnn I I. fl C nuiU, f I. o Kellly, Igent Notln -.hereby i u lhal sixty dayi rrom date I Intend pispph !���> ti..- linn chlafCoi Inionei of Lauds and Works foi permlanun tu purebaae the folb ������ ng desei : at- In Weet Kooteuay District, i rnatioual boundari hoc about llvi mllraeaatol tbe Col .in iMii rivci commencing at a tNial marked K U'aH. W cornei luiernatioual boundary lineal Laura \| Kra* r iiontheasi corner, theuee north ni chains, tbence eaai to rhalni. Ibenee -nuii .-��� ehalna, tbeuce ae��l lo cbalni to Ibe place id commencement, containing to acrei n.i. )����� <-ii i tent or lei Daied 9Sth Juue, 1906 Notice - ��� n by given tbal ilxty -la*.��� after dale I inteud to applj b ihi Hon < hief t'ommu* -inner Ol I,nud- Hlci Unfk- (Of pcrmlMlOn I" purchase tbe following deicrlbed und-* in ibe Wesi Kootenaj district, wuth ol tbe Pend ��� river; Commencing at a post marked c. Bl ti E corner, iltuated on tbe trail near Bear creek about a mile from lbe international boundary hue. lbence ��---.t -o ebalna, tbence nortii HO ehalns uioreoi lesa to the I'eml d Oreille river- tbenee following tbe iouth bank ot the I". ;i. I'Uretlle river theaat tt ebalna, more or leaa; thenoo south _D ehalni, more or leai ui the place oi commencement, cmitttiuing -'****i acres, more nr len, Dated Hb July, IflOb, CUanL��� BiMBL ���?. J. O'RIelly, Agent. Kotiee i" bereby given mat ilxty day* s.'u-r date i intend to apply io tio- iimi. Chief Commie* ���loner of Landi and Works fer permlnion lo purchase tbe following deicrlbed lands, In Lbe Wesl Kootenaj District, eaal ol and ad- loinlng Jemei b'. Macken*ie*i land; Commencing at a post marked A.S's 8. K. corner, on the south Lank ol the Pend d'Oreille river, just shove the mouth ol ibe Baboon river, thenee west tt chatm, tbence north 00 ebalni more or leas to tbe ft ��� -I -i urellle river, them-,- following the-south haul oi ihe aald river fu a ���ontbenit' erly direction tu the place oi oommeneement, oontainlng _6U acres, nmre i>r leas, Paled Ith f n iv IWO AKTHfR 8fH.1glDIg. Notice Ii bereby given Utnt ilnty dayi afterdate I intend toapph to the Hon. Chief Commluloner of Land- ami ".."rk*' for permlnion t" purchase tbe following described lands in Weal gootanay Diatrfi i wuth ol tbe Pend d'nreille river. Com mencing it t post marked E.T. 11*1. N B eorner on tbe south bank of the Pendd'OreiUe river, at*.'it a mile and a half eait of the mouth nf Fish ereek lbence smith mi ehain*. thenee wesl -o ebalna. tbence north 40 cbalni nmre nr tan to the Peud dO'retlle river, thenee folio-* ing tbe ���outh bank ol tne-aid river In a northeasterly direction t" tbe place of commencement, eon tain tug t-i acrei, more nr ten Pared 2nd July I9U6. Kli.a T. Maikkmik. AHTHl'l ft HHBrnKJt, Agv-nt. Nolo.- i- herebv given tbat 80 dataller date i intend tn a|ibl\ to the Hull, i hief I ommllSlonei oi Landi and ��nrk- f..r permlnion t.> purebaae the following described lands,Iltuate tu West Kootenay Dlitrlet tooth of the pend d'Oreille rleerj Commencing al a postmarked a. b M v N U. enrner situate m the ���.outh bank of llo- I'end d'Oreille river ai Klla i. MacKemle'i north eait oorner poit, thenee *��oith ��u ehulim. thence eail -4i chains, ihence north ni ehains more or len t" the Pend d'Oreille river, tbenoe west huelnhn-. following tf"* bank of too said river to the place nf commencement, containing Mo acres, more or leas. Dated 2nd July 1*906. A. H Mai KJBOtC AhTtlCH S- HSKIIiEH, Agent N'otlceii bereny given tbat sixty dan aftor date i intend io apply to the Hon Chief Commissioner of Ijtud-nnd Worku for i-cniiitision to purchase lbe following deaorlbed lauds iltuate lu ���Ve-i Knoteuaj District, -.outb of tbe Pend d'Oreille river, commencing at a pnst marked M.H'aN. K, corner, situate on the son tb bank ul the Pond d'Oreille river nt Jamei N. Mackeu sle's Kuithwcsi corner, tbenoe iouth loo chalm, iii** ��� weal "ii chalna, thenee nnrth 70 chalm, more or len lo the Pend p'Orellle rher; thence Following tin- south bank ��>f the said river in uu easterly and northeasterly direction to the (dace "f commencement, containing t.vi acre*, nmre or DateSrd July. 1008, MaKOAJtrr HaicouaT, Arthur Bcliuelder, Agent. Notice fa hereby given tbatsUtj dayaafterdate I In ten*" t'>a|.|.u lo tbe Hon. Chief Commiarioner of Landi ami Works for permfnlou to nnrebsae tb.- foil..uint: described lauds in Weat Kootenay District, wuth of the Pend d'Oreille river, commencing at a j-osl marked j nm* B, w. comer, iltuated on the smith bank of the Pend d'Oreili*. river, opposite the mouth nf 16 Mile ('reck: tbence ea-t A ehaiii'. theuce north ('"���limns umreiir U-- tnlbc Peud d'nreille rher, theuce following the wuth Lahkm ttie said river in a vvi���t.-rlv mid MUthweslerly direction to the 1'iai i oommeneement, containing :tji aera more or len. Pated Brd July. P.<����. JAJfn H. Maikkv^if, Arthur Scbtieidcr, Agent- Notloe is hereby gtveq (bal sixty dnyi afterdate I intend tu applv to the Iimi Chief Com million- erof Land- and Work*- for ncnnliiniou lo pur- chaw lbe following dole rlbed lamf�� in Went Koplcqay Piatrfct. aottUi ol the Pend d'Oreille rlvor, commencing m a po��t marked a Ftft, w corner, Htuaii-d at tbo sootbwnt eorner of Lol 44M.(l. I , thence eaal aocbwui*. ihenee nouth so cbalni, Ihcnce ureal m cbalm, ihence north tn chaini io Ihe idai-eof oommencement. eontaln< ing4MU acres, more or leaa. I un i -i jQih um [oofl, AmngFtuamt, V. J.O'ltellly, Agenl. Nniiei- i- iioreby given that 00 dayi after data I Intend t<>ai.[.h b. the Hon thief Commlnfontr nf l,mo|.-mid W'urki* for pcniiist.ii.nio purchase the f wing described laud- in Weil Kootenay district, south ol the Pend d'Oreille river, eaal nf I'Ub oreek,commenotiw at a poil marked V. W, ii - v \v corner, ainmi half auiiici-a>t of the northeaal comer ol Lol ��_,(), I., thenee aouth io chain-, ihenee eaat 80 < hain-.. thence imrth . i Chalm, tbence WUt Nl Chaini lu the place of commenoement, romaming am acrn, nmre or Ian, Paled 2nd fuly tW- l-HF.u W. HAftCOVRT Arthi'k HrnNKingn, Agent Blxti Mnv- mor data I Intend toapply to tbe Commluloner ol Lands and Worki to purebaae 160 acrei i.f land, near iiurtmi City, oommenelng ��t a poil i-ianici] m the mutheasi corner nf Lot No. HN, and marked J, i>. Uo'i wuth wesi corner and running north +> ohalni, thenee cast m eh ai im. tbenee -"nth m ebalna, thenoe wnt tn chalna to plan of beginning. July 18tb, 1000. J. P McCOLLOCB, A. A Hurton. Airent. Notice 1- hereby glVfp lhat M days after dale I intend toapply to the Honorable ibe Chief Com- minloner <>f l.��udsiiud VVorki for |H<riNt*ktou to purchaie lbe foiiowinK described landa: i om. ment-lOK at ti |Ni*l nurkcd "J, 4.0 It'N.W ror- n-r." p I At the c,i ihcssl corner of Ut IHI 1 run' in if a>, ebuiok nnrth] l heme B chalm Utl thence kuoh-'Inii'Utbl thonoe to chaini trait to P* in of coinine evment, eont iniiiv ftio acr��i no.re orleni Pal d tbeSUt day of Ju'v Um J A. O-Kin.i.V. Noiiee Is hereby given that 60 .luyi. n(t..r ,iatc J Intend tO applv lq [hi Honorable llo- Cole) C. rn mlniinerol Undi ind Worki for permlnion to purchijue lhe following dcHcrIlM-rl Undi' 'nm- mcui'lng nt a pom m.rked "J. W It'n - W ,��� ,r per," placed oa tba out -h re ,,i i.���w r At ,.w Lake at tne rortb wnt comer of J. ctiriitje'* *i^ plication to Purchase, running thenee to cha ni eat; tbonce SO chalm nortb; tbence to ehalni moreor le��i, wnt to tie lake* bo e; thenee ol- irmi g lakcshoie to point of eommencetneni eonlaliilng ttntfitet mor ��� or Ian Paled tbe 3rd diy of July, IWjfl, J. W. Hates Notice t�� herebv given lhal Wlilsy* afler dnle I intend to applj to tba Hon tbe Uiief Comml** . uner "f 1-mol- and Works Inr permi--mu Ul pur- chase the following described lands in Went Kootenay district, province of British Columbia] Commencing al �� i-1*-' marked "William Tntling- ton'i nortbwnl miner pout," said post Mug plan tod at the -mi t Invest oornrrol the "Queen Mineral Claim," and adjoining the easi Hue of \l. I'liail* pre emption. theme south twenty (JO rhalni along said line, them I fortv (tu) . halm, Lbence nortb twenty no) ehalni, ihcnce aest forty (40) chalm more or less, to tbe nfaoe oi i ommenccmenl lUted 1st dav nt AugUlL 1'JUfi W 11.1.IAN Inl I IM.H'N, Hy hi* agent J. K. Taylor. Notice is inn-by given that ttdan after date I intend to applv lo the Honorable the Chief <'ora* mi.slmier nf I.sm'*> ai-d Worki for p,-Mnls.loii to purchaie the following de-cribed Landi iltuated li the Kooienny PlU'iet. Beginning nt a piit pla tiled on the north shore of the LOWgf Arrow Uke about 40 ehalni weit Of the weit boundary of C 1' K Lot -WW, Marked H a W. .*> E. corner, thence wen 4*J ehalni, theme north 60 chalm, thence eail 80 chaini more nr leu in lake shore, thenre In a iouth wciterly direct loo along lake ihore to point of commencement, confining-too set * more or leu. Located June ffl, IWfl. II, A. Wol.VKHTOS, A N WoI.vkhTon, Ageni- Kotlca ir- herebv given [bat IWO mon*hi after date l inteud to apply to the llouorable Chic/ ��� oiaminlonar ol landi and Works lor pennli- ���ion ii. pu*. im--- iti hundred ami forty (44o) io res ..f land, denrlbed u followi i C menolng ��� i a poal pun ii*d at the noribwnst oorner of I.. tlallagher'i application tn pun base in Kin- Val \f\. mi tin- well ilde of l^iwei ar*oa Lake, in Kooteuay tllatrlei, marked "W. A. Ul N. K. corner"; tbenoe runninK eighty (80j chalm wnti tbence eigbty i*��) south; tbence eighty (ho) ��� hains caii. Ihenci eight)! (W) cbalni north tn plaee of > ommenoenient. W. A. i'ai i>K��. Dated the .'ml day of Jul) HU Blit) dayi afterdate l intend lo applj lotbe < ommlnloner of Lands ami Works, Victoria, to pin ha.c bin acres of lami Commencing at a poet planted mi tin- wasl bbnre ���<* Arrow Lake, at tb.- -i. oth ea-t ...rner nf. I J i brlitli - bun ban, running nortb BOcbilni. tbeuce cant ab ebalns, thence loutfa 10chalm, Lbenoi wesi no, haiim to place of commencement l-M ��teii Hay, tth 1908. A I'ARKIg. t. <!��i i until, Locator -nl-- lay- alter dale I intend to applv to the 1 om minloner id Landi met Worki to pun ban M) a. rn ol late I. iituata aboul one ml e eaal of Hurton Clly, and deicrlbed u followi: Commem Ing at a poal planted .<n iin- northweil' or le I s.i i.it flUQ hU'1 riltiliiK ITWt JO ehains, Ihcnce north I1* ebalns, thence eail 30 cbalni, iheuoe south along lot MM to plai e ol beginning July blh. 1000, J, K. Hi mm-. Nolle,, (j herehy given that -Ixlv .lays alter date I intend t..applv lolhe Hon. Cblel Commissioner of fjtnds ami Wm it * im permission to pur Cbise the lollowlng described lauds situate in Went Kootenay district; Commencing al �� port marked S, H . amtone'i - K cornet poat, iltuate in the Salmon River Valley, al ��� polnl adjoining J Heeeber'sland at weitarn boundary, thenoe weit 80 ehalna, ihence nortb M chains, thence cant ���" ebalns, theliee Nouth "' i ballis to (mini of commencement- JnlyMtb, 1906. .ill Vawitohb, T, H Atkinson, AganL Wolb a i- haraby given tbal 00days afterdate I intend to app'y |o tb* Uonorabli thi Chief Commissioner of Lands and Worki i..r iK-rminsioii to purchaie lhe foilowlng deMribod lands In the weil Koolenay dlitrlot: Commencing at a post marked m M.c n k oorner, piauti-.i i'>chaini imrth of tbeS. W comer of W a. raider's pre empiiiiii lu lire Vallev. running tOchall tOchsim west. 4ot ImUis north. 10Cbalni eait to plane of oommancement Mai-I-K MiCandI-Ibh, Uieator. W A. I'Al.l.ltfc, Ageni Jim- 3'tll, IWK Notice is hereby given thai SO dayi aftei date I intend in make application tn tto- Honorable the chief Coatmlnloner of utndi and worki tor i-1 minion to pun-bane (be folbi-alng Jeacrioei] lands: Commenolng ata post marked A W Cal iler'i southeast corner, aectlon fi, Town-lup tt, running ��-ast twenty ebalus, toutb forty chain**. west twenty ohalns, nortfi fort) chains lo place o icoiuuieti oement Dated July a. nan. iohk Banna Nntice i- given Hiai BO dayi after data l intend toapply tn the llouorable the Chief Comuls- doner of Lands and Works for panalnlon to tirehaaa the following de-tcrHx-d ' Wut Kootenay Dlitrlet: Commenciaa ai a poal marked r. c. l*oj-ut* Land B. K Corner placed near the Pend d'nreille river ai Boundari creak eastwlde of Salmon river, tbenee easl mi chaini almigthe International HmnnUry Line, tbence n rtb tn chains, tbeuce weit hm chain- tbenee south #i chaini to plane oi oonunencemeut, I'ated the -luh nljiily HWi, C. C. POTim. By Asnaaw Ann. Agent. Notloe la hereby given that two montbi after date 1 intend to apply to the Hounrable tbe Cblel Commissioner ol Landi ami Work* inr permission In purohaae the following described [slid-* situate On the well arm of Kootonaj Lake in the Dlitrlel nf Weal Kootena): Commencing at a poll marked *u iiifaui Kuerby'i N u postr tbenee weal twenty uu cbalm) tbence smith twenty iai) chain*; Ibenee Mil tw.-ntv (JI) cbalm; thenoe nortb twenty iju chalm lo lha |��'ini of commencement, containing forty (Mn arms, more or lesa. Haled July 7. iwrfi. I (;. NHJKW. KoUpi is hereby given tbat 80 dayi niter date I intend tn apply lotbe H ruble tbe Chi< ffom misalonerof Landsand Works fbr permission to purchase the following deicrlbed landi, ntuatc in the West Kootenay dlitrlet: Commencing at a poat marked M MeC. m. W, comer, plante.l to chains went of L C, Mon lion-s northwest corner o[ hii crown granted laml in Kire Valley run "iiik *�� chalm imt, tt ehaim do rth, iii chains weit, Ml ebalns south to place ol i oiiimcticctneiil. m. IfoCAXnLtiH, Locator. W. A. (sI.UKR, Agent. June-jntb.'jwa. Notice || hereby glu-ti that '���Oiia\-aItm date, I Intend to apply to the Hon. chief Commissioner nf Lami-and Works lor permissimi |,, puri-ha-.e ihe following deacrlbed tract of land situate In Waal Kootenay iii-uriei: Commencing at the MMiihuuitt corner of i,oi 7JM0] tbence runlna weat #> chalm; tbence north so cbalnij lbence weal tt chaini; tbence north tf) ohalnai thenoe east nu chains; tbence souih U) ebalus In point ��� ' menoiment,conulnlnga��iacres, moreor les, Hated at Nelson, II 0��� tbll ��in\ day of Julv, ,1'u,'��� .Mahv mini ih, per V c linen, Agent, Kotiee U hereby given that tt days alter date I intend to appl) to the Hi ralile ||,e I hief Connnlslouero) Landiand Worki inr permlnion to purchaie tbe following ib icribed Iai the weal kooieua v Dlitrlet: Commenclna at a noil marked T. ft. Prenche's I.nud S K corner placed near < i . Poynti S, W. corner, tbenee eaal au ohafna, tbence north tt chains, thenee weal n ehain-. theliee iouth 40 chain, tn i,|aee ni r inencement. hated tttb day of July I0DO. T R ftOWt H By Awpaaw Ann, Agent Nollee la hereby given thai tt Hays after date I Inteud trt apply to the Uonorahle the Chief Com. mlssloner of Undi and Wmk�� foi permlnion o pUre|l..M* the followlug il.-r|l��d lat|.|- l��� tl.e Weil Kootenay dlatrlcl. mar Burloo City; com. meuclngatanoal planted at ihe southeait eorner 'I __f_ ' ,,MJ!,'m P��*��0>Ptlon claim, and marked HarryG.Totltnilon'iN.K C d* nud running icmih 10 obalm. thancaacitncbaiui iIimim. north tt chalm, thtneecasi 3D chaini to m"S m iSf" ' '"IU*"""K M "�����,,f ,'111"- Hated this-JUIb dayol * ugiut, lUnfl, HvHHY i. TomngroM Notice t-bereby given bat W day* after date I nten- to make application to ihi Hminraol he * bief < ommtnlooerof Landiand Wo'ki for ner" mi-iion to pur'ha.e aboul 8m aeroi of an I sit, aid on tba Nalmon river, Wail Koolenayditrlcl '���oiumem-iii, m a post mark,.,) g K Bottar1* N fe turner, planted on the wen bank ol the river about4% miies north of the intcrnatlo wlbouniI ary. thabea we��t aa chalm, boni������ > I i , south Umhmui. ��� ttobJlniiotta fiver !iV.^'.,.;.!,,'.'/!l,4'r,y "^"f "'" P|W '" place of cm g. R. HfTTKK, i H Aikltiiton, Agenl, -l*ty dar�� af er ,lHt,. | 1,,!,.���,j .,..,. ... .,"", asStfflfKj'j���_�� .SS��BS,-S men1 Augutit l��th, ttt>, Auguil _������-��� iff, UUtt JUIINSTONK, W, A. Calder, Ageut. 4 ���or mI.i,,i. .",".,',:. Vi"':'1,',"'1 "5 SnT" p��.po.| 1.1.......1!,.,.'; ;;-''.��'��� ��� .. 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II.'is" IUIs3 111.'IS,' '���- ii!''.-ii��iii-.i.'. ui. ��� i.i..-.'.;,i"i^Ja i "iitHliiiii. .'1.1 in ri - in,in- ,,i Im j IUli-il llll. .'.Ill .I.y nl July, IM, a a. im,; Si.lli'i- [a litri'liy Khin Hi,i [!,���_, ��� l��n-1 Intend i" ��is|sly tutii, HononM 1 s.-l-'iii-risf Uml*.ii.I \%'t,r_��l..ri u, |ssir,'!in.,- lln- I,i1:,,wisik ,1,'. nu-! ' .Is- III Fin- VHlIty mi Ini' WW -I'l, . ��� rn\�� i_.k_, Kootouy dlitrlel daierl I.,n- r"iiitiit<iii in. hi is i-.i 1.1.. iinrtliwi-.t S'liriii-r n! \V a CuduVn ...rt rk,-.! "A. Msl.'. MIOtbWMI . r, rr,.-. Ills-Ill',' fnrly (IHJ rh.lli. i-h.i; Ih.:,. ilisilll. llsirsli.' Ilssssi'i- Inns (|i,j ,| Ui.'lli'i- l.irly (HI) iluli,. loOli is ������ ��� ..iiilii-n,,iii,-iil. L-iint-lnlll, nils; hu .l.ly (I'.s) urn', wort' nr i, -��� ll.U-il Jssii,- -tl. IW.. Amis , Mil. W. A i'aii,,. tftt Stuli-v I. lu-ri-tiy iclvi-ii Dint ,1m dfttfl I lint-tiil In -p|> y to ihe ll.'t s'ls's-' CunnilM-lstinT ,���! Uu,], ,nj ii.ri_l.ina ,u [,iirils.,p ill- fs,r���.,'' ls.Sl-1. < I'SISISS'-SSI 111. S.1 I. pu.1 lll.lftnl lltlKlnir, N. K. C. p,..l. .1 til,- K'..l_. ,,t J II UeOnd.. |.r��- . in[���!s..i: riiiiiiini! ..isiili loi-liiilti, in ...usl,.-. i-i,, IIii.l.i,n'. |iri-i-ni|.ils.ii 11,1.1 iIiimim chain.; ihenee nortii m iis.itn,. -�����! 1 Iml li. ta l-lsiis' of .'olllliiflls rliii-ltl,' MHMM Hs-n-K of I.liil mora or I,-... Ha s,l tin. mIi ,lnj,., AiiKis.i, IM l,.:,,|tis. Tsiuoxi-r,. A. A Burlaw Ipu. Kolle. I- hereb, elren Usui s.sil.s,,!s.iUkl III., n.I lo ��ppl, lo llo- Hoio.r.l.!, ::,'' i^1. iuI..|i,iiit ol l.itli'1. s.ii'1 Work, fnr|sr_HM port-hue ttss- followiiiK si.-sMiiti.--i ;.n.ui nun. Ins, nl a po.1 iimrk.'.l IV K Ur I lm pistil!.-.! at tin- N �� i-orii.r s.f �� .1 *�� pn- .million In Hn- Valloy. niniim, ��_l north, uii'liHlts. wi-.t. Uchain,Mat.._a i-a.t In (,|��ri- Ol I'oliillii'lH .-in. W. R. MiiaM'II.k l.n�� W. A.l'.l.l'f.. Aril ���Isms. _nti, inon. Sotli-e I, hiTCDV ulvi-ri Ilia! M sl.n .lirital li.u-li.l to makp appl nation u. tin- Ilonorari.-. .1 s'lsl.-l 'om tn iMlssiii-r sif I., lis], .u.l Wisi.i h.�� I inlwlo 11 lis pnn'haM- .+' Hin. ssf l.n'l uill si .iris.. s,i w.-.t Rootenar,.,.i'nu.'S..-iii��nam I piairi-.i on the "'ntli .Ide ol BeuodujmrM Ilu- tnl.-nialloiial lsnliti.lnrs Ins...-.,- .sH,l_! in Inai-a.l fnuii tin- Halinoii nvi-r. ssinsls-I'D*. 8. Ailiui... woiiln-avl corner." Ihem. ��*��� ohalna, ihonc north ni chaini, '���ISHIIIN. lll.'t|.|.|.SSII||l IV .'IsBill. I" I"" ""I"* lll.'ll.'.'IIIS-lll. tunc - Ai"��- '������''���"��� pei I! H l:,,-s,...>A(.sil Dated llll'911. .lay ..I Jssh IM suiy dan ad.-r date I intend tanppUrJ*J| Hon Chlel i'on_mia.loner ol i.an.i.��n-i w���in. Victoria, in piiri'loi-.- in a"., ol I*'"',,, , menclna at a ih,-i j.Uiii..| isi il.CIItoI*��_1 |..si.-r plain lol rl. I corn.. Po.1 k.-'"*t rls.i. Hour,' V ihalli- RinUl, IIii'Iist W" �� i-linln.. Ins-mi- imrlli �� .Iihiii-. tln'm*-.��'��� chalna to polnl of comment. Ni-l-.in, B.C., Aui.��, I"*- K J. ss.ua Kotiee in hereby (lean thai .nil ";',.*! data l Inland to appl? ii���ii..r��lilrir..|��; ' in i.s. r of Land, and ��'ort,torpM��'"l 1 sri In,- III.' foil,,,, iii. ,|,.. HIh.I t'.r'-'"" III Weal K siiay illnlrlil: rl.'iillinlli* >' "**��� [.linn..1 ai lln- northwo. rn.roluiiwnj lio��� i reek, ihenoe i *''ll"l"\l.,r, ,_ us chalna im.r.' nr leaa, thence nmU.*������� more or i.'.s.. thentie .'.i '"������M_l!i_, place Ol l.s-ixllllltlll!. th.' s-asisv s. siili'ii'l. fsras^ ivlsssl ta known.. III,. 11.n-"is I'" ���.;.'."'. I<a Null lln.I. Ft ll'Hlt.. July .'., lMtsfi. .- herebj _!ven si 'SMfil. an- I I sisl In apply lolhe ' I'M' '; T, I Land.and H'ork- flcinrl., i-"t-"S ���lou to purohaae tha Ii.ii.ssiiiik df*.!* *���; altuate In i Ilatrletol Wei KooOTiJjW of llrnlirnanCreek: startliutat �� l11"'" .***,,,. J ��lili.,ss s. ��'. corner, planIM ���"��1 elialn. nuth ..I J Malone'a �����������""������''KH riiniiiiiit north .'.ich.iiia. in '"'"���',"',, ,i thenee aouth �� ohalna, thence i.r.1 *' �����"" polntol siiiii-ni-i-iiii-iii. Job. ����"'��� JoDOll.lBnsf! .1 I'a.MR. A.eist ___ Nssllsi- In hart In Blvi'll lhal U ���!������ Ilr"'",*'' lllli-il.l lo applv In lln. Ilnlinrall.'lliis'oa-I.��� mlnlonar ..i Ian,I. aud Worka. loi P'Wt"''��� " plliehaaa the followln, darcrlbeil l��..-i-. -"',���., ill lli.-'llMrli'l nl H.-.l K mi) .1' ��� ;i��iim il.,- ��iai arm oi Kooienaj "...'��� ";"��� , sss-.t -jii ilialii., II i-i- . oaal jn chatna so polnl nl ���' I'ssts'.l Asi^' I'.lls. I1..1 lis-. Ili'ir* " j.a-i r����' ,li.r (Ul Notion la harebell* ii.n"'!">'���- -, ���; inland m apply lo lha Boi.pr.wa ����� JH UommlMlonero.Uud.aad Work. I-���' t " |, Him li, i.iiri'lia.e tho Mlowlii. ���Il'"'""" , "ilW -I'stal.' Is- ��,.., K naydl.lrli'1."' ��� C. I. Pearaoo'aoatl nh. "I""1'"",1', .|iiarl,-r mile. Ir Uu I'.-n.l,r',"''.',',:..]����� ft. K. inouolna nt a poal marked C K '. .iss.il-';,. dprner po.1, thenei) N' chain, norm '���hain. svi-.t, tlss-ns'i, R_ ohaini - ' chalna oaal to pin. I rominencenicn' l.malc.1 Ilu-I.I ,Uy of Aniiii��l.l;��|.|' TaUlih, ,*���** Notiee I. herebrf iron iiiai '-;;i��f;i ','���,���,. I I In npply m His-Hon In'""l V_ la .1 r ol Landa and Worka or |. " .,s- purehaw Ihe lollowlng deacr J '"' ���'" ,, U.-s, K ,',���,)��� sll.trls'l: ll,-s,'lisiU'.�� �� "Jn,, lluirki-il II. Il.-ll'ss 8. K I'onti'r. alii-' ' r ., ������, i-HHt nf tin- St. 1 (i rlsi'r I h", , ,, . iinills. the Pend .1'nn-llle rlvs-r, Ihs'iss.".".'" ,,,i Iti.-lssslii. sss-.l. mi ehaluaa li and "
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'1.'."���'���--- AKTlltta BOttMIM* , Agsllll. The Daily Canadian WET REMNANT SHE! f 20 Pfcces Brussels, Velvets and Tapestry Less than Half Regular Prices From 10 to 23 Yard Ends ^ ;u cr- * SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY URE CO. COMPLETE H0U8E FURNISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS. ipetiai Bank of Canada Toronto. [AL i'^111 l'1' Ull,Kli:, Prealdant Head Office 13,000,000 PHARISEE AND PUBLICAN The Two Prayers���Anniveraariea of 8t. John the Baptist and St. August.n���Services Tomorrow. northwest rorner about fourteen mile*. Irom Kootenay l*Jw and about fouriaan miles irom slocan river, on Lemon cteoki iin-nie ruiiiiiiiK B0 ehains soutb, tbettua 8�� chains eaat, thenoe 8D ehaim uorih. thenee so c.IikIhh eott to nu point ul ootnmeneement. Dated July Iflth, WCe. Jackson EUn i.ikpk. Kotlea Is hereby aivi mi) Lhe Jlret pulilli Sven thnt within two months KKST HON. ItORERT JAFFBA.Y, 18,900,000 Vit!u-Pr*oBHl��nt Branches in Briish Columbia: I5VHKAD, GOLDKK, NKl.SuV UKVKLSTOKK, TROUT LAKE, UK AN BROOK, VAM'i lUVBJR, VICTORIA. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT [i,i, pi. - received and Lnterwt nlloweii ut otuteut ratea I'mm date of opening nc- ,'liniliieil half-yearly Ii.hon BRANCH _��� IV1. LAY, /YAnrmtfwr. ie Hall Mining and Smelting Company, Limited. NELSON, B. C. lirchases Lead, Copper and Dry Ores. foal Tar, Waterproof Paints Pitch, Creosote, Oils lor Preserving Timber, Roofing Pitch and Paints. Boal Builder, will ilml it to their advantage to use our Pitch. (elson Coke and Gas Co., Ltd. '. Burns & Co. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL ��� MEAT MERCHANTS iiirli Market! Roealand, Trail, Nelaon, Knslo, Bondon, Three Forks, New Denver and Slocan City. Tomorrow win b<; tlm eleventh Sunday after Trinity, Tutuday com mum* orates St. Auyustin, bishop, the tlra't papal legate to England, the head of thu first Italian million. Of the per- bunallty of St. Augusta, little ls recorded but his conversion of King Ethalb.rt uf Kent opL-nud the door for thu spread of ChrlsUHnfiy over England, ue was undoubtedly nn eloquent and forceful man or be could not have indue, il llie niuniini of the original British ohuroh, which had extitad during the B&xoa invailoni In Angle* Bey nmi Man, to aoe pi iiis authority ��� and acknowledge Uie ieo of Canter' bury as the lenlor bishopric of I.n..* land. Tuesday comtnoraoratoi the murder Df Bt, John Mi<< i'.iipi 1st, ih.* herald oi Ihe Messiah, in his 111'.-, teaching and tragic death Uie type of all greal re- formers, Tin- gospel for the eleventh Bunday after Trinity contains the parable ol the Phartaee and the publican, with iiuii* contrasted prayers; "God, I thank Thee that I am not ur other men are/' and "God, be merciful i<�� me, a sinner." li is significant that In all Christ's preaching, with ills exhortations to love, nh dlence and self-sacrifice, al most the only wordi of d nunclatlon are directed agalnBl the Pharisees, thi'ir Belf-rljjhieousnesi and bypoo rlsy. The I'liaiisees were not a race or a tribe, but a seel of the Hebrews, who emphasised the efficacy of cere- mania! compliance with the ancient law. The name Pharisee, however, haa become a synonym for hypocrite. The type is apparently eternal. The spirit of the Pharisee Is manifested not only In religion nor In spheres connected with religion. It survives lu all those whose Belt-imposed mission to teach Others proceeds on the assumption Ol their own infallibility, and the most hopeless period in the life of nations or of any institutions is that in which tlie successor! of the Pharisee! are triumphant The following services nre announced for tomorrow in the churches of Nel son: Church of England���St. Saviour's, cor. Ward and Silica streets; eleventh ���Sunday after Trinity; holy communion, 8 a. m.; morning prayer and litany, 11 a, ni.; children's service, 2:80 p. m.; evensong, 7:30 p. m. Rev. P. H. Graham, rector. Roman Catholic���Church of Mnry Immaculate, corner of Ward and Mill streets: Low muss. 8 a. m.; high mass, 10:.1U a, m.; evening service, 7:80 p. m llev. Father AUhott, priest. Presbyterian church���Rt. Paul's, corner of Victoria and Kootenay streets: Morning service. 11 a. in.: Sunday school, ^:::u p. m : evening service, 7:30 p. tu.; Sunday school, lte!u p. m. Rev. J. T. Ferguson, minister. Methodist church - Corner Silica and Josephine Streets*. Morning service. 11 n, m.: evening service. ":'.\0 p, m.: Snn day school, 8:80 p. in. ltev. U. N. Powell, pat r. Baptlsl church���Stanley street, near Mill: Morning service, 11 a. m.; evening service, 7}30 p. in.: Sunday school, 2:.l0 p. m. Rev. E. H. Shanks, pastor. Snlvtatlon Army���liar racks on Victoria street, west of Josephine: Special services for tomorrow. Knee drill, !�� a. m.: holiness meeting. 11 a. m.: a praise meeting at 8 p, m.l salvation meeting at s p. m. i intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Com&tlUioner 'if LhwU mnl Worku tor �� ���oeoUl lloanu to out and Larry awuy timber from tli<* followiiiK dem-ribed lands, nlniate<l ln Weit kootenay; Commsnoing ata poit planted OH tlie iouth shore of Trout Lake. Mput one-half mile bvlov. tin* mouth of riv. MUu ('reek, marked "Lullfl IHU tollthttkt corner"; thence weht lnn chain--., thanee north 40 chains, thence east ItjO ilialiif, thenoe -.outh 40 chain* to the point uf nommeneementi Dated 8rd AugOft, l��xi. Leslie Hill. Nolle* in hereby glv ;ii that tl6ett after date we lntcii'1 to aODly to the Honorable the Chief Comm sMoi't-r nf Lninls nn-1 Works for a special licfiist' to cut aud carry away timber from the Pillowtnt. ilewrtbcl Itlpakl Cpnoumclng at a post marke-l C. V CaldWeU at>out two an<l one half imli-s irniii the Pendd'Oreille river, on the eari Btdeol Fifteen Mile Creek, Uieoee80 phami eait, theme i*i rlmlnc iouth < tbenee 80 chaini weed theuee ^n-iintm uorih to plaee of oommeneement. Located tho lit dsj of aiikuhi, 1006. ('. K. OifOWlLL, Herman Reaper, Agent. Hotlee is bereby given that K) dansiler date I Inteni toapply to Hit- Honorable the Ohiot Oomtntwlftuer oi Lande and wOrka for a apeplal lii-eitM* ii> eut iiiul carry hwhv timber (mm tin* lull.iwtOL' ili-serlbei) landl! Colt II'-Iuk ���l it poil ni'irki'i ir.il Adle, ir, n i r one and one- hall mile- m.i xitii nf fund d'Oreille river on thi- edit Ilde of I'lfl.'eti Mile Creek, theme KU ebalni nnrth, tbenee n> HutUi* went, tbeneeM rhalni souih. thence su ehalns ensl Lo plaee ol I'liiiiiin'invmi'iil. Uenleil tin- JTtb <iav of .Inly. IWJfl. iiiKii Ants, Jr., Locator, Notice is bereDjf glVSn thHt BQ -im - afler dale 1 intend loapbly Lo ibe HA^-r-ible the Chief Oom- uilssloiief of l.iiinI- and Worku for ii-pt-elul li ifiiM- i.i eni and carry tvroi timber from the following deeerlbed tan.is: Commencing ata poii marked Herman Beaper, abotlt two ana one-hall mile-, irom iv ml d'Oreille river, on tbeeutilde of fifteen Mile Creek. Ilu-m-e Nl ehain- west, th.i xo ehains lonth, thenee 10 ehalni eaat, tbenee 80 chain* norlh to place ol commenoement- i neii the isi day of anguit, twic. llKJ'.��us BunB, Locator. Silver King Hotel BAKEB H'I'HKET, NKUiOK Bust Dollar a day house in the Kootenays. Roomi are well furnished- Table ih good ai any lb Nelson. Bar luppllod with good Uauori ana oiican. W. E. McCANDLISH, Proprietor. Tremont House SuTopean and American Flan Hula 26 CU. Rooma Insm �� eta. to tl Only White Halp Kmplnyca. MALONE * TBBGILLUS Baker Bt, Nelaon Proprietor! Bartlett Hotise UKO. W. BAKTI.KTT,] Proprietor. Best Dollar-a-Day House ia Nelson. Tbe Bar li the Flneit. White Help Only Employed. RANCH LANDS FOR SALE We have Improved and Unimproved Ranches for Sale on the Kootenay and Slocan Lake's, Slocan Valley and Nelson District. Before purchasing call and examine our list. H. & M. BIRD T. O. PROCTER l--|r�� mi.I Auclilent INSURANCE. Real Estate and Mining inirphlae Ht. CLUBHOTEL The Big Schooner D_ _ * I C\r Or "Half and Half DCCl X UL* The only Glass of Oood Beer in Nelson. Hotel ac-i'otnmiHlatlonB ���6800(1 W> DOM It) BrJt* ish Columbia. Bates tl.oa.perday, Bpeclal rates to monthly boarden. Only home hotel in Neuon CORNBR STArSU,EY and SILICA. Ni'iirt- i*- hereby given tbat, thirty daya after ��� Uli*. I llll. nd hi a|>|>l> tu the H..ii..i.il>|.- the chief Cm Inloner ol Landa and Work* (or a pneclel llCenie to *U1 mid curry away lltntier Irom ii,e following deaorlbed landa. Mtuau* on Lemon ereek in fttediatrlet nt Yfett Kootenay: Commencing at a punt Jilmi ed OU Lemon ere It. eleven (il) mtiei fnnn Koi>u-iihv i.nk--. HdjoinliiK Lot 3548, marked **B. W't N. B, eoruer pont"; lbence lorty (40)chalm went; ihenee eighty (80) ..oniii; ihence forty (to) cualna east; thenoe eighty (8oi ebaini north to point oieommenQO* ment, oontainlng three hundred and twenty (820) acres, mora or lean Dated tbeiOth day of.I lint*, A.l>.. 1W6. BRrci White Corporation of the City of Nelson BY-LAW No. tit. A By-Law to raise $50,000 for the completion of the Electric Light and Power Plant of the City of Nelson, Lake View Hotel CornBr Hall and Vernon, two hloekK from wharf. GKOK-E HARRISON, Proprietor. Hut. s .1 oO per day and up P. O. Box IM. Telephone 118. NELSON, B. C. Grand Central Hotel J A. ERICKSON, Proprietor. CITY LOTS AND FRUIT LARDS A SPECIALTY. Manager for the Kootenay Valleys Company, Ltd. OldfiM estnlilishorl Heiil Kntrite Buniiiens in Km.tisuuy. Nelson, B. C. 'h-Wi-^-'V^*'1 ���^MM*^M*W*yVMMVM^A��M**,^t*i^^^^MA*^*^^*^AA^A<^^y^^^ , POSm-ON IS EVERYTHING 1! I hare for Sale the Choicest Fruit Lands in this district Most of it siinate on the Went Aim and Main Lake. See me before yon decide to locate. S. M. BRYDGES, mpEg__*J,K Centrally Lonated. Open Day and Night. Sample and B th Room. Free. Opposite Court House and Post Office. Corner Ward ud Vernon Streets. Mnil l��i nnv branch will have i and oain-ul ftttenilnn. He%d Office: Nelson, B. C. ANHEUSER BUSCH... ...AND THE ORIGINAL Budweiser Beer CALEDONIAN LIQUEUR. DISTILLERS, 12 and 20 years old. R. P. RITHET & CO., LIMITED SOLE AGENTS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. VEST KOOTENAY BUTCHER CO. w hnleaala uml Retail Dealer! In fresh and Salted Meats ,1,rPfl supplied on shortest notloe nml '"i pHoo, Nothing but frwh and 'I,so'he meats tmd supples kept llibtook "'' "rtlors receive onrefnl attention, C TRAVES, Manager. MirslsKAI. ACT Certificate of Improvements ���NOTICE iiimiiiii,-. 1.1 Firm Change, ChahalaU, an. 'I'svi-iilv Mile Frsn-il tilueriil s-lsilm., i ui- iiiis in'ilu. Kclaon Mlniim Pivialon ol Weal Kootenai sis.iriL-t U'liero issi-uis-sl: On hundeetnountaliii botwocu Willi loree mnl Hiiir Ilreeia. . , Tuko nol ' I. J"1"1 Ms-Ilil.-lilo. "I I'"' '"> ol Nelaon, acting ai agent (or Jpaopli Btntgeon, in-, "iiii,-". r.-inii.-iiii' No.BMn, rntond.alftj rlaja Irom llie-ate horeol, to apjlly to tba Mining lls-'s-ssrsls-r Issi IVrlKI' Ai leaal ilu- mtalstar wlm rehearses his si'i-niims cannot be ni-cnscil nf fulling to practice wlint ho prea-heg.��� If 11 iiiim Is too lazy to work lie scis himself up ns :i phllo.o.hy ills- lis-nsi-r. TIMBER NOTICES. Not ire tt hereby gtwn that 80 Aeyt from date 1 Intend V apply "�� tho Honorable tha Chjol OommlMlonerot Landiand Worku roraapoclal lii-ciise in t-ut mnl rarry ami* tlmlwr from the lollowlng lands, iltuated In Weal Kootenay dl��* trlei*. mi. t 'Commenolng at �� poalolantod on tin* nortboail cornor about s* milea rrom Kootonay lake on su Mile ereek, thenee running K) ohalni weat.thou e 100 <*li�� ni ionthi tbenee lOebatm e.iHt.niemv ltm ehulns north, toa point of com- Dated July lBth(l��0tt. B. B. Mwhtok, " per Jaokion Radollfff, Agent, No. 3. Commencing ata noil planted on tho Houthehit cornor aboul eight mllei from Koot- daj uke ou six Mile break, thenoe running 40 ehalni west, tlu ih'c nil elm in* northi theme 10 rait, thenee 1(10 Ohalltl lOUth lo thf point o' e.-lii- inenceinenf* , ��� ,. ItAlid July l-iib.ltt*.. B, R. MniitTos, porJaekion Itadollfle, 'gout, No, a-Commonolug al a post planted on the northeaat eorner iiimut 1:1 mllei from Ko t- etiv lake nnd 18 Illlca Iropi Blocan river, on Comon crook, tlu nee runnlnK*K'halui weit. thoueo sn ohaini i-nth, tticno-* 80 eimin?. mat, thenee BQ ehiiliiw north \o the polntof Commonee* mettt. l>im*d.Inly I'.'th, lflOO, I*. B. Miohton, per Jnckion ftadc Iffo, Agont. WHEKKAS 11 petition h n Iwen presented to tbe Munlotpal foanetl p! the Corporation of tbe i lly o[ Nelnon llanto hy the owueri of tU leuat mi -truth of ihe VHlne of the real property In tbe natd illy nh Nhowo by the Utit revised n-si'-sineiu roll, raqueidng th<> ��Aid Conoell to tntrodnee a By-Lew to r*Jae |M,0 0.00 for tbe pnrpoie of completing the construction ol theS ootrloLlcht mnl Power I'lmit no** b**lng conitrtiotad by the ��� 'tty of Nelion nt tin- Upper Bonnington i-'&lif, Koolenay Klver, ltriu��h Columbia. AND WHKKPAB It i�� deemed expedient to complete tbe Heot-le Light and Power plant. AND WHKIt-AS for the pur pones Hlorenald It will be Qecoacajy to borrow the rom of Kilty I tiou.nii'l I i��i�� ..i.MM.iHi). mi.l in 1 in* flebett* Hires of the City of Nelnoii for the purpoieol r-llllilC said amount- AND WHKKKAS tht whole amount of tlie ratable land of the said eily, according to the last revised Auenment Roll, 1h one mtliion two hundred an<l ilxty*threollioui<ind eight hundred aud lorty dollars ($I,IOT3��) AND WHBfJKAB It will be rcqiiitd e to rein annually by rata the sum ol Knur Thousand One Hundred ami Seventy Nine Dallam (IJ.lTOOO^or paying tbe aald debt and mierett. Now therefore the U no lol pal Counell ol the ''nriiomtiou of the t'ltv of Neldou euaetn an tollOWf!- 1 -It shall and may in- lawful for the Mayor of the t'orporatlon of the City oi Nelion to borrow up in ihe credit ol Ihe wild Corporal lou, by way m the deteiiiur.s hereinafter mentioned, from huv persiiii orporeona, body or bodies corporate, vvti'.i nu,y Ik- w 11Ll.>]_: lo ii<ivaiiet* tlie -.an"* h- 11 loan. 11 sum ei money nut exceeding in (he whole the sum of Fifty Thousand DolUr.MV-U.lXWUl),) Hill lo 111 use til! suib sumo do mined or received 1 > he paid into llie hands of the Treasurer of tbe said ' or|ioratlon for lhe ourpose and wllh the object hereinbefore rented -'. It shall lie lawful (or the Mayor of the said Corpora Ion to cause uuv number ol debenture! to 1. ��� made, executed and issued for such sum or Humi ��s may be required for the onrpoaaand obluct aforoialdt nol exceodIng howev-r. the mm Ol Fifty Thousand Dollars (&O.U00.00), each ofjtho su itl debenture! bilnt*. of the denomination of OueThonaand Dollars ffl.OOO^b) and all such de* |*ntuna shall be scaled with the seal of the Corporation and -tuned bj the Mayor thereof. :i -Tho said debenture! shall bear.late the 1st dav of OctO-Wi I'."'���. mnl shull he tim.lr iiHjiihh* in tttenty yean from the i-ai-i date in lawful inouc*. id Canada at ihcottlct-of the Bank of Mo'ilfral in KellOU aforesaid, which said place of payment siu,:i he designated by the said debentures, ami shall have attached to them coupons for the piymeul ol interest, and lhe tdgim- EurQl to the tntt'irsi onttROni may he either wiitien, stumped. pr*nted or lithographed. 4 The snld debenture! shall hear interest at the rate ol ������ per cent. Irom the date thereof, **hleh i merest shall lie payable s-miannually at said office of the Hank ol Montreal iu Nclflon .ifnivsnid, In lawful money of Canada, on the Hist daj of April ami iirsi day of October respectively In eaoh year during the currency thereof; mnl it shall be expreticd iii said debenture* and COUpOni to he so p'Valih* B.-Itshall be lawful for the Mayor of said Corporation to UcKoliale mnl set: the said dehen- luresorany ol lliein lor less than par, but lu no ca��e -Iml! lhe said itcticnlures or any ol them he negotiated or sold for {*���������* than ninety live ja*r centum of Uielr value including tbe cost ol ue- ,-l.iiu 1 nn: mi 1 sale, hrotcragc mid all other Ind dental expenses. ll. -There shall he raised and levied lu each year during tin- currency ol said debentures the sum nt Twenty-five Hundred Dollars ftH,B00) fot* pay- mem in" luU'iesi ami lln* sum of r*t.\lceti Hundred and He eniy-nliie Hollars (��1,079,011) for pay mentof the said debentnrai by rate suiheicnt therelore on all the ratable laud in tin- uald municipality. 7,-It shall be lawful for the said Municipal Counell to re - purchase any of tlu* said debentures upon stieh terms as may be agreed Upon With the legal holder or holders thereof or any part thereof, either at tbe time ol sale or any lUbaoqUOU tlmcnr times,und all dehetitureN HO re-purchased sliall fori li with be cancelled and destroyod and no re-Issue ot debentnrai M repurchased siiaii bo made in ooniequenoo <>( such ic-pnrcliase. n. Thll Bv Law shall take effect on nr after the&th day of Sepicmhcr nn.fi, !>. Thii By-Law may he cited lor all purposes as tbe i'ltv of Nelson Ktcctric Light Loan Hy-Law No. 171, PJblt. Done aud passed In Council AsNcmhled this ��� v_ septembot IflOfl. The Strathcona Nelson, B.C. B. Tomkins, Manager. Choice Fruit Lands I Have 10,000 Acres of the Choicest Froit Lands in British Colombia. Can sell any quantity from 5 acres to 2,000 in one block. Buy now and get the ground floor prices. J. E. ANNABLE, Nelson, B. C. The Leading Hotel in the Kootenays. Oood Sample Rooma. Queen's Hotel Raker Btreet, Nelaon, B. C. Lighted by Electricity aud limited by Hot Air CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. KA'IKH IS! PER DAY Large ansl Cumlortallle Bedrooina aud Klrat* clan. IMulUK Room, tiample Rsjotna lor Commercial Men. MRB. K. C. rl.AKKK. 1'roprlutreaa ExcursionTripsEast $52.50 Wiuui[Wp St. Paul, Duluth, Port Arthur Sioux City GROVE HOTEL The well known Suburban Hotel. Our Beer Garden ia the Finest in the Kooteuitys. J. CROW, - - Proprietor Royal Hotel MRU. WILLIAM RUBKRTK, FHOntllTREHa. Kimsns City $08.25. St. Louis 160.00. Chicego ��84 00. On side AukiisI 7-H-li, Septenilier 8-10 Final limit Oi-tolK-r 81st. Toronto $7n.il5. On sale September 8 0-10 Limit November 80th. MUwnukee 163.20 On sale AiiRust 7-8-0. Limit Ontober lllst. Rates $1 and |1.50 a Day. Special Rates tn Regular Hoarders. A. McDonald & Co. WHOLESALE MERCHANTS Denli'i-s in slnpli- ami fancy Qrooerien, Butter, Kkrs. Camp and Miner.' Supplies. ilu- purpo. above cln' ,,! uliinliilnii I'mivii , lor lUol the Anil linilii-r la��o notlM that notion, undojw nun :i;, inns,! lie s ini-i I l'"'.ir.- lho laaiiBin. sil pUOll IVrllll �����!.- Ol lililiriin-llli-lll.. Kotloe is beroby evrttt ihM to Aett (mm data 1 tntoiiii loapply to iiu- Houqrftblatno UMef Cora* mlHHloncr uf Uml*' mnl Works for a ipeolftl ilcehfu in cut itml ctirrv hwhv timber from thf following di-Bi'rtbed lnpd��i situated In the Weil Kooiviwiy iMltrlCtl No t Commending nt n poit plented, on lhe uorihi'ii*-! corner; iiiHiut tlilneen mllei from Kootonay lako. and fqitrloon uijlea from Hocan rlvor, on I-etnmi tirMlc: iln-nccrinmniK wicIihIiir mititli, th-lift* m I'luiiiis woil, Hi.���]!!!��� oi imiri'. north, thenouaa ohalni oast to tho point of oom- TIICUfl'UH'lll. Dato.l July liuli, iHOfi. .1a< khin Hatimkfk. No St.���Cmnmout'lnK at �� poit )<lHnti'il on the NOTICE. W. Q. GILLETT Contrnclof and Build* r. Bole iiKi'iit for the I'orto Rico Lumbor Co . Mit.. retail yardi Roughaitudre led lumbor. turned work ninl bracketBi Coaet >ittli atxl -.iiin^ii-. pann nml doqn. Cement, brick nml lime fur tale Automatic grinder. Vara and fm*toiy; vernou wt.. eul ol Hall, NBU8CN, B. C. V 0, Box Mt, Telephone ITS. f =% Take notice thai the above ih a true copy of the iiiii''i.-r<i H\ I.hh ��Miiui which llie vote nf tIio i\Iniilei|>iilitv will bo taken Ht tbe City of Nolnon on Tiu-siiiiv tin1 tilt iltiy of September, next, between the lionrsofli o'clock h,in. and 7 o'clock p.m., for tho Raul Wiird at tbe t'onueil Chamber ��l tlie corner of Victoria ami Josephine NtrcetB, timl for the West Ward at the Hoard of Trade HooniHiit ibe corner of VlotorU and Koolenay n I reels. W. E. WA88()N city Clerk. Nelson, 11. 0, Annum Vlst 11W6. West Transfer Co. GEORGE F, MOTION. Kaluga. (ieiiuriil Tennisters and Dealers in Ooal aud Woo . Express anil I amiaiie Trans Ier AGENTS FOR IHTERIAL OIL CO. -��W��� Office: Baker St. V: Through rates all stations���Ontnrin, yuebee, New York, New England, Maritime Provinces on application. ��.. J. OOYLE, A.li.l'.'..visiii,iiiivi' ,T. S. CAR1EB, , D. P. A..Nelaon. Yale-Kootenay Ice, Ft cit, Fuel & Poo-try Co., Ltd. Deliveries mnrie daily tliniunlimit Nelson and its Suburbs. Phone 148 ��� ��� Thorpe's Lithia PURIFIES THE SYSTEM Thorpe & Co'y, LIMITED **)- TNC COMPOKTMIC WAV. The Last of Eastern Excursions On Sale September 8- i 0 Winnipeg I 91-Paul { ��a3,_o Duluth I Port Arthur J Chicago 104.00 Bt. Louis ��00.00 Final limit October lllst. On side,September 8-0-10 to Tor:' onto *;ii lift. Limit November 80th. Hull's to all other eastern points on application. H. E. DOUGLAS, (.lly lVseuiit* Agent. S. G. YERKES, A U.l'. A., Bcnttto. KOOTENAY STEAM LAUNDRY The Latest Modern Appliance*, uow in use at this ������ '''- Laundry. " QOODS CALLED ROB Aral DBL.IVE.W-_D l-'HEK Baker Street. - NELSON. TELEPHONE 1.8. HEADQUARTERS For Everything Good to Smoke. Imported and Domestic Cigars, Tobaccos. Do You Know Thurnun. Special Mixture? W.cA. THURMAN,, BAKER ST. ��� I ���m I yy ��� y.r ;tes I 'IK ���sf-'.-'-l The Daily Canadian CUT GLASS 75c We are offering exceptional value in Cut Glass. For a pair of Cut Glass Salt aud Pepper shakers. Sterling Silver Mounted. 75c THEY ARE GOING FAST - \ lo:al and provincial Lest Ye rorget I J~*/**S**kt/*-k*'**~sS\s**^^ v. Aifrnan left fur Easl Kootena"*. mis aioVni;ig tu distribute u:lYt*rtistv ments for tht* Nelson fair. J. O. PATENAUDE, VTATCHMAESB. JIASTKAtT-RIN- JEM'-LLKK ************************* <<The store of sWeets/' \ OUR LATEST Daffy Apple Juice 35 Cents a Bottle: ��� ��� The finest uou-alcobolic * FtuHst Conftiibntty and he Cream* At the eveaing Eunice tomorrow in ihi* Methodlttl church Miss McBride will sintr a solo entitled "His Loving Kindness." In the Window of Captain Me Morris' office Is a collection of black currants of unusually large size from C. \V. Busk'fl orchard. Longhurst's Baker St. NELSON, H 0. HOTEL ARRIVALS. beverage aud stimulant Bell Trading^ Company ��� *************************** 44 cA Tip" for a 44Canadian Morning." BUY THE BEST Roasted Coffee OF YOUR HOME MANU- FAGTURE. Kootenay Coffee Company. PHONE 177. - BAKU ST. Old Curiosity Shop If you want to buy or - go to the Old Curiosity Bhop I ;,-- line of JapaiiPKH Goods bow on sale. All I klndB of Dinner ware In stock, pat- j tern* Need Any *^ Fftiit Jars ~ We have the NEW Mason Scaler with ihe All GUss Top. Nt> mi-iiil in i/s-t slirtv its.I oorroded. Tho must uji-tn-dale -t-il.-r on the ustirket in pint ami quart s.iy.t-H. Pints per Dozen $1.25 Quarts per Dozen 1.50 We llli.il ililVs- III" . |i, in Jul'.; in piuts., .(turfs nml lull ,..,tl],,ii sizs- JI.SI.25 and JI.50 per dozen ! Joy _ Cash Grocery j s'ssi. Joswphlurniiil Mill Hla. I'lis.iii. U .���r, V.rnon unsl W'surd Ijlreeti*, IVUsLAON, H. Q. ,1 HIED HL'-lJv. Fruyn.tur E J Smith. I'linenis; P It llaintall. Trail: B W Johnson, J M Stewart anil Wife, Vancouver; W L Macple, Pembroke; W H Armstrong, North Buy; D Boyle, V I) Wadsworili and wife. .1 C Phillip-, Toronto; C .1 N Bethune, Ottawa; A York and wife, Edmonton; i; .; S I.I.ids-y and "/Ite. Penile; S J \is-.\ia-iivs. Woodland; A li McGaffey, F ll Armstrong n-id wife. New Mexico; I! I-; F.sx. wife ami daughter, W R Klpp, Spokane; K 8 Baron and wife, Cranbrcok; Miss Ooddard, Minn Ward. T M Lamb, C H Vernon, Qreenwood; B N Oiilm ue. T 11 Long, Rossland. STRATHCONA. T T Robinson, rli. Paul: .1 J Kennedy, Wtsoonsln; W V Case. North- port; J A Knns. Revelstoke; M D I'iiii.sl.-. Qrand Porks; H s Wallace, Rossland; .1 McRae, Phoenix; Miss Fraser. New Westminster; Mr am! M.ss Slipp, St. John, QUEEN'S W J Lawson, Moyie; II Everett, Seattle; J I! Qreen and wife, Mouse Janv; .1 J Stuart, Revelstoke; E Read, Vie t.sria; J I. Watson, Qreenwood, BARTLETT. l. Harrington, Cranbrook; <; Monroe, .1 Cblsm Poplar. GRAND CENTRAL. It n Copleo, A il Dorman, Spokane; 0 North, Winnipeg; l{ .1 Foley, ArgenJ la; P W Murphy, K It Coleman, Bonnington; c J Johnson, Procter; T Henderson, Revelsioke; J ll Hewitt, r :x LAKEVIEW T Meier, P McGowao, Arrowhead; A Wilson, Vancouver. l:o.AL. T o Robinson. 3t Paul; T A Webster, I. M Davis New Westminster; K 1! Dixon, Hiss Eraser. Grand Porks. CLUB. !- Itti, Ymir; j Brown, Van Cs.nver. SILVER KING. D H Sw d Um, Smelter Junction; S Betswi oh and wife, S Smith. Win nlpeg; H Graham Bpokane. TREMONT. V Johansen, Coleman; P Mott, Erie: J ii Jennings, Kimberley; W Tennant, Vmir: Q Moorhonse, S VV UsilK'ria.'in. Westley. Tne bud.v ol James Bundook will be ��ent tast in his home lit Shii.viiiuaii Falls, Que, His brothel* in expected to arrive in Nelion tonight Miss stUrnier Smith f-tilrfli i I i Uie i-i um in.i niu-iil after two months nh em-- nnil will r sume ber da! - En Isiaiisi and theory on S.'Pl mber 1. Rev. I) an .Mi-lislin- Of I'i.:. Is. : Creek, AHa. will occupy the BAptlsl pulpil tomorrow. Tbi Bible ol.,... v i | in i al 1": IB, During ill.- w.-.-i, iii ��� : -si.ar church meetings will be re sum, d. ii N. Oulmette- manager of tlie Rer, erendum mins-. was lu the cty last light and went uni to the property Uiis morning. The machinery for the stamp mill has been conveyed in iIj*��� mine and Is being Installed "Th- Convict's Daughter" possesses a charm that years cannot dim, and when il is produced is such a lavish and complete manner ns in the pro- slnetion iriven by the Pringle company li b-coraes an artistic treat which nn sine can afford to miss si- ing. A! Sherman's opera house on Monday evening, Thompson & Douglas PAINT8RS .ind tn*., Writing ii Spcuiuity.' Wall Puper sinil liurtiip. JHOPOMW4���� m N��LSON FOR SALE II!!-: K\s l.l-IVK prlvllBJO ���t K.-IIIHK n-lr.-.l. meats till ilu- anclet-'af round.duHns the Kssll i;'"-.;! ..l..-r iw-u _l. NoapU-llnollallqimra nil..si,-.l riiehlgliB.ioraoj lender nol lux-ea- ,11'lly iiii-i.|,i..,l A , isrllll,.,! ,|,.Mi,��� |,,r f���|| amount lo aeoon_|Mny s-us-is Um__r. addreaa i' C, Ms MiiHisis.. SeoretarT, Ns.|-,,ii Agricultural nn.I liiclii.irn.! Association, NiImiII, 1! r Aiimi.t ��, Isisjii Il"l -I -is room. "'"I I.hiIi; liiriilalied i-run- i.ii i-: isis,.i,ri. '���"iM-s-iiii-ni-,-.. por termaapplv llssAI An."ssl r.,��iiiKi-i,ii���,.. J|u,.,l wit|, s���i] Bl���| li, is ,.iir- Pot imrlli-nlara apply In II. W. Palpoo.r, Canadian ,-m.-,.. Gait Coal WOOD OF ALL KINDS T��r(D�� bp����i f.'tnh W. P. TIERNEY li.leplii.-se laU Ks��.s-r Hire^l FOR SALE OR LEASE . ii":. : i.i:- hkmiai. pbopkrty mi snu-a ���si-s-s-i; I...SIH roonu; ssl: Improveiaonta. T.rma apply lo P. i . winkl- r. owner. SMI I II l-HI-.M 1 KI! TVI'KWIIIIKUIs.r i,lil,,r.,,l,. Appl) 'Niiiii I ln-tr Si,,n-. W. II, Slum,. TO LET ROOMS Til I.KT Nlii-lv liiriils.|ss-.l anil cleanly kepi nisi,,. f,,r .1,-h.Is i;iiii.is ssr Irans-is-iits. Ap. i,i v Mr.. UrL��asliI!n, over Pierre-tailor abop, laln-i -li.-l WANTED ���'.I VIA, nl siiis-i-. !,,r wiirl. In lln- miiislk. A|,|i!v in w. B.Cooke, uwmill, i..n. LADY SI KM ill I'.A I'll Hit i.��� pn.iili.n liii-,,iiiiirv. ll.,,,,! Isiissi.- ullli I'liipli.yi-r's. liiinily. A|i|ify t>���x W., i Mii���.ii���ii ,.11,,.- Rev. T. G. Barlow, who with his family has hen ihe guest of IiIh brother-in-law, W. Rutherford, will occupj the pulpit in the Methodist church on Sunday evening, Mr. Harlow has spent some y ars as a Methodisl minister In Ontario, and Is now on his way tn the (ortsH to Join 'he ranks of lhe mill isteis of Hi-- British Columbia confer ence. NON-RESIDENT'S FEES. Children Living Beyond City Limits Pay to Attend School. Parents residing nulslile the city limits who wish to Rend th. Ir children to the .Nelson puhlle schools, aie re minded iimi feesi will le- charged hereafter. The r. e for the fall term haa lie n fixed at $0 and is payable Isi the prln- c'pal on enrollment. The board of trustees is not trying its m.i e iirnfit nut of non-residents but i> chargolng the actual eost per pupil tn ihe city ratepayers of ihe maintenance of the public schools. Mining Records. Six locations, six cer.lfiroies of as- sessme-ii wssrk and two transfers were record si in life Nelson mining offies- today. E. R. Blochbergar- and VV- W. Keech reoorded ills- Tlin-sa. Maria. Elfreldo and Emilia, nil situated at tii,- head nr Hull ereek, and all located August ll. J. ll. Rowley recorded ih" Vcnluvo and lbe l*,.rK Metallic, located Augusl lis. !w-s Ive nisls-s up Midge erf-ek. Certificates of work were granted isi 8. I.. Myers nn the Cooper anil Early Morning; tu K. K. Laib, on the Twll'gh'. Twillghl No. 1 and Twilight No. 2, and tn F. W. .Inrs'ls on Ihe liat tun. situated on Tisad mountain. M. S Dewys recorded a bill nf sale from G. R. G. O'Drlscoll in himself, daied Novembtr 21, 1804, of a two- ihirds Interest In ihe Sylvia, located 18**6, in the summit of Jim Crow mountain. ('. E. Wilson transferred to J. Her- nard. consideration nominal, a sixth Interesi in th.- Bcerro Verde Th? Store of Quality Capitol Flow* ���������j We want to clear it out aa we haven't room for a large shipment coming In, and to do so we will sell it at $M5 Per Sack Every tack guaranteed or money refunded. Hood & Teetzel K. W. C. Block . Phone 10 Our Pure Maple Syrup Is Going Fast It is bottled tight anil will keep. Lay In a supply before its ton late. Quart Jars - 70c 1-2 Gal. Jars $1.35 Leave Your Order With He For Preserving Cherries and Strawberries Now. as Ihe seasini is closing, and I will see lhat your order is filled with the best fruit to be had at the lowest market price. Hatlewood Ice Cream Parlor. C. A* Benedict c u ccAmpy fiirm-r Silirri nml Jnsi'iihiiie Sis *J * k X* -_7-L-.-Til "J���. JL CnrtisT Bilira and Josephine Sts I'llllMC SCHOOL Supplies W. G. Thomson ^'tISS'1 '"" Nelson, B. C. Phone .!-*. (".;.��� ..'[//iis Wiiini/i Iftidmpm,/ spirit: ill itrlight j8y:/ii///it blttuJttKniin-ik taariilstti UIO YOl KNOW Ibfttthedrlukittrr-���*LourSodftl^rant��ln lia) ttuiii* iir-ipt_*riie* in-aiiK. refrethingT Wt-ii .��� i, nt j* r,--il froit h>rupi of Ih-Ilu->-t ���iimlity FoanulD, counter, glum nn.i reoeptacl i Mft- kept scrupHimisly i-lean IS^rv CHOQUETTE BROS. Frtiit! We are Receiving daily Pitfms, Peaches Pears.. f* Crab Apples, Ah it is near pnwrvin^ time we would Odvine yon to leave your orii��*r with Uh. J. A. IRVING & CO. Telephone 181. HOUSTON BLOCK. CHIEF ENGINEERS COMING. Members of Canadian Society Will Tour West and Visit Nelson. The Canadian Society of Civil Kn gincers Is to make a Western tour in September, leaving Montreal on tne Iih In a Bpeclal train nl' four Pullman coaches. On iheir return trip Ihey will leave Vancouver on September 1- ami ar- rivu in Nelson the night of the 20th They propose Inspecting the new power plants on Kootenay river, of the .-Hy nf Nelson, aad of lhe Wesl Kssssi may Power & Light company. The) will aisn visli ihe Boundary. The members of the association res Ident In Nelson rJUtrlct a'-e: A. I,. Mr ullnch. Nilson; W. .1. Francis. Hon- ningtoni W. s. Drewry, N'ew�� Deifvpr; and Chief Engineer Moss of the Koo! s'liay division of the C, p. It. a. i.. MoCulIoQh is endeavoring to arrange for a fiitinir. reoeption and en tertsjnmenl for the visitor, in Nelaon. We're riKht in line wills a full stnek. We have a special ssttVr t.s make on LKA- TllKli SCHOOL BAQ& English Grain i|' Wit , ��,. n 12 Inch 75c Leather Bags 113 inch soc Tbeee imps will ontweor the orilinary ?split leather imfr many timet over, and cost bat very little more. Pencil sharp-oners ;if M o, \bc and 86c nach. Phone 20b. $10 Down and $10 Per Month will purchase io aires of splendid fruit laud which will double iu value iu a few months. Are j-oii grasping the present opportunities? A. N. WOLVERTON Mountain Wild Flowers of Canada By Julia W. Hensha'to "A simple and i��|iular guide tn the names and descriptions of the flowers thai bloom above the clouds." A hnnk r.n every ts-ut-her, school and Private library, and every lover of mir wild flowers. Price $2.75 Canada Drug fi Book Co's ...Cast) Stores.... Get F0R Sept Busy First Select Your Requirements early for Grouse Shooting, See Our Window TRICES RIGHT Nelson Hardware Co. Sportsmen's lliiiilsiunrters, PHONB IS. MKL8QH, n. 0. Every niun haa his price, hut In nine cases out of ten he Isn't worth It. 3500 New Members Aie added to the MASON ft RISOH PIANO family enoh year. We want ytra to Join the family. ne will neccpt you on easy terms, and guarantee you will never he son* t'nr bavins joined un. Call and p>t particulars of mir easy payment system, Mason & Risch Piano Co., Ltd, NELSON, B. C. One Eye at a Tin ulnss which mil, on,, s, ��� '" S'��L ��i telvUiC^'Cj \\ e use iiHHii-rn ... V 1 p-w ��..����� *Mtjp **r wnulii hurt your eyes >Bd mir bo 1 e'ephone j33 J. J. WALKER, nrntud optician: KOOTENAY ENGINEERING WOK. FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. M.ISl'FAnt'KKK.S OF TIIK I'llAWniKIl P--.I.I-- ,-J t LLi AKRIAI. 1KAMWAY. KCpalrlDg 311. JODDltlg * lutuK Shi'i'tinetnl Wnrk, OaStlngS, Uulldem' Material tuul Mining snd __ j) ., Oflli-e and Works r'ls.r nf Park St. B. C. TRAVIS l'lt..n_ .114. M AX Al II :i.. ���'i-lr ��� H.C. L0., J*-A.Roger, ic* ^v** Lirntted. Winnlw Whol���alg I'roviMioi-iM, 'rnduut'. I'riiit. Dominion Qovernrnenl Dreamery One Pound Brinks received meldyW fnnn tin- i*huris. Por sale hy all leading ^riseers. Offlce and warehouse: Bonston Blank, Phone TO, Josephine Street. - Nelson. B. C, Don't Forget THAT THE PRESENT WARM WEATHER WILL NOT ALffil BE WITH US. Is your furnace In shape to start the winter with? If not I is the time to have it repaired. ONLY FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN EMPLOYED. I. He Ashdown Hardware Co., U| NELSON BRANCH. j I'l.RASK NOTE���We will not he rettomtb-l for nny furnace not iiiUnj by October 1st, lnilf;. NELSON IRON WORKS i:.Ncn.Ni:iviv.H AND CONTRACTORS l"OU^I>I.K.�� A1NI> MACHINISTS B. A. ISAAC R. W. HINTON MwpHirlnir and dobbins ....uiuu *.iiii Ii��mi.iiIs_h. .sisci Msl9 Work, MlMii.n i.m.I Mill M,._l,iMtr . . Mi,iH'li,clssi.'s.ssl iirv Ci.i-m. I-. W. Cssisli-iKlisrs,' CnrM. INELSOIN, B. C. l-'tesn ust Arrived! A large shipment I Hart, Schaffier & Marx's I j CLOTHING ^f*2Jxoo Lat.>t I'att.-nui, Lnleiit Styles, mid All lliaids tJunnintei J. A. GIJLKER A.Q. LAMBERT & CO.| AND DEALERS IN LtltllDef * ShttlglilSf Lath, Mouldingrs, Doors, Window* liirned Work anU l.ruckets. Mail Orders promptly sllenW* ^ VBHNON ���TRBBT - - - MII.SON, ll. C. FOR SALE.... j SMALL COTTAGE on two lots, on Qoie tkt4 (liird.n in excellent shape and planted witht^ tables. For quick sale will dispose of SaBW '"'I $700.00, part cast, balance on easy terms. McDermid & McHar-iy HAND SAWS \Vr Our ���took nf HAND SAW'S il very eiinP11"'' Inolndlng gradoa in rail nil requirements. If yon wl��h n low prieeil saw wo cnu suiiply .v"u also eiirry the In*!, qnallties nuuio by SHURLV M DEITRICH an. DIS8T0N; Wood-VaUance Hardware Co'y* IU "HEADQUARTERS FOR TOOLS."
Titled "The Nelson Canadian" from 1960-06-04 to 1906-06-27 Titled "The Daily Canadian" from 1906-06-28 to 1908-05-02.
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