@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "cc18b8af-d590-44dc-b427-fea6698225b0"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf "BC Historical Newspapers"@en ; dcterms:issued "2015-11-30"@en, "1900-04-27"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/greemine/items/1.0081892/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ ~$u^. Bennest & Eccles. fHE GREENWOOD MINER Tailors and Furnishers. ��41 Vol. 2, No. 13. GREENWOOD, B. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, J 900. .00 Per Year. J - - I I CURTIS IS ENDORSED WAR EXTRACTS ROSSLAND ORATORS I By Bnshof, Orange Free State, April 21,��� ! j At Olid-day yesterday, General Me-j the Greenwood Liberal''Uw"'] ****ffor"'at Swartskopjefontelin was ordered to return to Boshof. Its! Association, With Not a Dissenting Voice-Canada! ����* "f <��'�����. bs a force ol 2000 Boer ! with two guns antl a pom-pom, sudden Recognized at Paris Exposition. Burns Block in Nelson Burned. The regular meeting of the liberal association was held in the City hall ou Wednesday evening, a large number being present. Duncan Ross, A. M. Whiteside und G. R. Naden bad their names stricken from the membership roll. The meeting unanimously endorsed the candidature of the Hon. Smith Curtis fur this riding in the coming provincial elections. J. H. McFar- lune, C. J. McArtliur and VV. S. Keith were elected delegates to attend the liberal district convention to be held at Grand Forks on May 2nd. Canada at Paris. The extraordinary Influence which Canada has acquired in Britain since Sir Wilfred Laurier came to power is Shown by the change in the status of this country at the Paris exposition. Originally even the name of Canada was ignored in the olllciul catalogues, aud she had no part assigned in the official demonstrations. Hon. J. Israel Tarte, on his arrival in Paris, discovered this, and at once communicated with | placarded at Campbell and elsewhere, the imperial authorities. Mr. Cham- Laying that in the recent battles the b.-rlain recognized trie injustice done to ; Boers captured 18,000 troops, 18 cannon the most poweriul colony oi the empire,; all,i goo wagons, and setting forth that convoy, which extended over six miles with the escort, took up a position on a hill commanding the road just in the: I 2000 Boers, appeared in the vicinity and liretl heavily. The British, however, held them j ill check until the column reached a i point of safety, when they retired. The British hail several casualities. The j Boers fought determinedly anil must! have suffered considerably, us they once \\ advanced to within 800 yards of the hill, j whence a concealed detachment of the, British opened a heavy fusllade on them. The war ollice has received the following dispatch from Lord Roberts, tinted Bloemfontein, April 21: "Run- dle's force came in contact with the enemy yesterday, four miles southwest of Dewetsdorp. They occupied strong positions couering the town. The yoe- inanry ami mounted Infantry seized another position, which enabled Run- die to drive the enemy off and occupy the high ground they had been holding. Runtlle advanced this morning early, and is now engaged with the enemy. Our casualties yesterday were two men severely and Lieut. O'Connor and seven men slightly wounded. Boer official notices have been found Address Political Meetings at Phoenix and Greenwood. anda dispatch toLaPatrie announces that lie has just signified to the French authority the desire of the imperial government that Canada should be ac credited directly. The effect of this upon European nations can easily be the burghers were, full of valor, that, tbe outlook was bright, ami saying confirmation hat! been received of the report that. Russia had invaded India with two and a half million men- Another off! cial Boer notice appoints General Lieb- imagined, and it must prove of Immense j ,,,,|mrg to command Griqualand West, value by attracting attention lo this country. This action of the British government recognizes the new power which Sir Wilfred recently so happily said has risen in the west. Big Fire in Nelson. On Tuesday the Burns block, a two- story brick building with a white stone front, was burned down. The cold storage plant in the basement was ruined. Loss of P. Burns & Co. amounts to about $7,500; loss of Imperial bank, $400 ; loss of the Tribune association about $1000. Ali are covered with insurance. The origin of the tire is unknown. Which Town Leads? The Grand Forks Miner of April 21st says that the assessment of that town amounts to $983,005 ; that of Greenwood beats that by (1200,000. The yearly stamp sales of Grand Forks amount to $6000 tjihat of Greenwood iB as follows for the lirst week in April: Letters, 5,780; postal cards, 223; papers 210; photos, 84; parcels, 25, the postage on and warns all burghers to join under penalty of punishment in accordance with the martial law of the Free State. The Globe's correspondent with the lirst contingent cables from Bloemfen- tein under tlate of April as follows: ''The Canadians moved this afternoon to Springfield, six miles east of this place. John A. Kwan has arrived here." Kwan is thu Globe correspondent with the second Canadian contingent. His arrival at Bloemfontein indicates that the second contingent will take part, in the movement toward Pretoria, which has probably commenced. A special despatch from Maseru, dated April 21, says: "The investment of Wepener continues. The Boers seem determined to do their utmost to capture the garrison before relief arrives. Severe fighting appears imminent," R. W. Macfarlane Injured. A report from Nelson says that R. W. Macfarlane was badly injured at Black- which amounts to $120.5(1, or $0755.1)5 j cock mine near Ymir by slipping on a lor the year. And this is taken when | stone when descending a hill, and dislo- times are duller than they ever have | eating his shoulder. Mr. Macfarlane been. ' | was formerly the popular superintend- The rentier can draw his own conclu- | ent 0f t|le Snowshoe mine in Greenwood sion as to the relative prosperity of these (.amvluM)itwaH under bom, to t,l(. Boundary cities. ' . McKay company. Ills many lnends Ladies' sailor hats at (i. F Williams', j hope for him a speedy recovery. Mackintosh Meetings Turn Out to Be Largely in Favor of Curtis���Greenwood Martinism a Surprise. On Turstlay evening, 19th inst., a coterie of Mackintosh supporters arrived in Greenwood and proceeded to Phoe nix, where they addressed the electors iu Miners' Union hall. VV. B, Cochrane took the chair. The first speaker was Alexander Sharpe, who endeavored to tell of some gootl that Mackintosh Inn!, at some time, done for Canada, and of the harm that Joe Martin would do if he were elected. Mr. Sharpe failed to take the meeting by storm. Mr. R. B. Kerr was the next speaker, antl in a vigorous address pointed out to the satisfaction of the audience that the Mackintosh platform was made of weak scantling unevenly distributed, Mr. Kerr was logical in his address and met. with a hearty reception from the audience. Mayor Goodeve of Rossland made the last speech of the evening and received good attention. His effortH to find a reason for defeating Smith Curtis and electing C. II. Mackintosh were well received but not heartily seconded by the audience. Mr. Goodeve owned up that he, personally, was not in favor of the eight-hour law, but since it had been passed he would stay by it. The speaker was in good form, and made a very good speech���considering the subject. The meeting closed with cheers for the Queen and Mackintosh. On Friday evening at (ireeuwooil the same speakers, accompanied by Dr, Bowes and I). B. Bogle, addressed a crowded meeting in Miller's hall Acting Mayor Sutherland occupied the chair. The addresses of Messrs. Sharpe ami Goodeve were upon the same lines as at Phoenix, both claiming that Martin was an incompetent and erratic legislator, and a menace to the province. R. B. Kerr made the speech of the evening. He scored Dr. Bowes, who preceded him, again and again, much to the delight of the audience Mr. D. B. Bogle, who, it is claimed, would not have refused the nomination himself, made a short address, but the audience did not appear to take him seriously and be desisted from extended arguments. Mayor Goodeve lowered himself in the estimation of bis hearers by claiming that the Hon. Smith Curtis only offered his services in the settlement of the labor trouble because his expenses were paid anil he was fishing for votes. The meeting closed with cheers for Mr. Mackintosh and counter cheers for Hon. Mr. Curtis. Boer Army numbers 80,000. The Lorenzo Martinez correspondent of the London Times, under date of the 21st, says: "Information from responsible sources show that one time the republicans had 105,000 men in the field, including the colonial rebels. According to the same information they can still muster 80,000, of which 50,000 are in the Free State, 10,000 in the Uiggars- berg district, ami 15,000 iu the district, of Fourteen Streams, it is now believed that before the war the burgher lists were deliberately falsified in order to deceive the Britisli intelligence department." Offer of Bonus Declined. The Slocan Ore Purchasing company would not accept the bonus offered them by the Greenwood City council for the establishment of an ore sampler in the city. The council's offer of 50 cents per ton for the first 10,000 tons of ore crushed was very liberal; and the ac-' tion of the company proves conclusively that they were out with the "big mit" for the cash, and had not the necessary financial backing nor the inclination to carry on such an enterprise. The city i quit ahead of the game. Grand Ball. The citizens' band, Greenwood, will give a Queen's birthday ball on May 24th in Miller's hall. Early in the evening an open air concert will be given in front of the hall. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Tickets, per couple, | $1.50. Cricket. A large number of cricket enthusiasts met in the Bank of Montreal rooms on Saturday last and the following ollicers elected: President, F. J. Finucane; first vice president, Robt. Wood; second vice president, James Anderson; secretary-treasurer, F. Lewin; executive committee, P. P. Sharpe, Ronald Harris, C. Hodges and C. VV. Chesterton. Anyone wishing to become a member should communicate with the secretary. Mulches will be arranged with teams from surrounding towns. For Mafekine's Relief. A despatch from London, April 24th, says: "TheCape Town correspondent of the Daily Mail says General Carring- ton's force is the only one going to the relief of Mafeking. and that no force of any kind is pointing south. The Morning Post, commenting on the difficulty Lord Roberts is experiencing, assert* that there was great wisdom in arranging for a steady Mow of reinforcements. Kelly Got Loose. Ed Kelly, who was in the city lock-up preparatory to a trip to Kamloops for stealing tobacco from the C. P. R. freight sheds, got out of his temporary residence Tuesday night, and iB now,, doubtless, in the land of the free. It ie supposed that he was assisted from the outside. The authorities are making every effort to capture him. Retail Clerks' Association. On Monday night the retail clerks ol of the city formed a union, with a mem bershipof25. Tlie officers are: Pre��- ident, D. A. McKenzie: vice president, A. Fleishman; secretary, R. N L. Brown; treasurer, M. Berger; guardian, F. H. McKenzie. Open Air Concert. Ths city band gave another of their open air concerts on Tuesday evening, at the corner of Greenwood aud Copper streets. The band intends keeping uj. these delightful entertainments during j the summer months. Go to Rendell's Arcade for up-to-date : gent's furnishings. THE GREENWOOD MINER. Friday, April 27. 1900 BON. JOSEPH MARTIN Denies He Examined Title to Lands for C. P. R. the view of uniting on a candidate for the legislative assembly. The candidate is to stand upon one plank, and that is opposition to "Joe" Martin. It should not be difficult to find a candidate on so narrow a platform, for while "Joe" has many admirers in Nelson, be has no supporter who would care to sac. riliee himself as a candidate in his interest. But the action of tlie two assoeia . Ralph Smith Chosen to Represent Na-; tion8 goe6 to ehow hovv ,ittle they im. ilt naimo���Geo. Sangster Will Contest [a time when broadminded bigness is re- South Victoria in Martin's Interest. ' quired. The candidate of the two as- _. sociations will probably be G. Frank j Beer, of Beer brothers, financial agents, j He is a liberal, is popular, has money to i burn and is a practical politician.���Tribune. Victoria conservatives have repudiated their provincial leader's plat- lorm, and they will shortly bounce the leader himself. Mr. (.'. H. Mackintosh is to be the happy successor of the leader who never led.���Times. Premier Martin announces that he j will contest Victoria with Yates, and that the other two candidates will boa labor man and a prominent liberal-con-1 servative. *J�� Just Arrived at. i*r J. F. Rodgers, Mr. Joseph Martin's wire to the Colonist: Mission Junction, April 17, 1800. "I hereby emphatically deny statement in today's Colonist that I ever examined the title to Crow's Nest lands for the C. P. R. or anybody else. 1 have already denied this in interview in Times as you know. Fight fair. Kind Iv publish this. "Joseph Mautin." MW wmr i*r fsT- u.sf M 200 SUITS 200. i 150 PANTS 150. Clarendon Block, Greenwood. At a mass meeting of citizens held in I Nanaimo, April 17, Ralph Smith was unanimously chosen as a candidate for the coming election. There does not seem to be any spirit of opposition to Mr. Smith's candidature. George Sangster, a resident of Saan-1 nich, was chosen at a meeting held at I the Royal Oak, Saturday evening to contest South Victoria on a platform in the main paralleling that promulgated by Hon. Mr. Martin, says a Victoria dis-1 patch of Hie Kith. The other noinina- tion was that of Mr. II. Tanner, who re- i ceivetl 14 votes to Mr. Sangster's 42. NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that at tho first meeting of tho License commissioners for tho < ity of Greenwood hold 8U days Irom this dato, hereof, 1 shall apply for a transfer from me to Ola Lofctad of tho hotel license held by me for tho Rrittanitt hotel in tho Citv of Greenwood. Greenwood, it. C, March Wth, 1000. m23-80d. JOHN ULVIX. MINERAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. Alice Fractional mineral claim situate tn the Kettle Itiver Milling Division ol Yale District. I Where located! tn Camp MeKinney. ��� Take noilee that 1, Donald A. Koss, as agent \\ioi The Suitor Consolidated Mining nnd Milling Company [Limited] Froo Miner's; ; Cortifieato No. 5,(184u, Intend, sixty days from tho date hereof, to apply to the Min- V five hundred dollar poll tax on Celes- i Ing Recorder, for Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown (.rani of [ the above claims. P. BURNS & CO., ' Dealers In Fresh and Cured Meats, Fish, Oysters, Poultry, Etc. GREENWOOD, B. C. 'TTTTTTTTo'TT-TTyTTTTTTTT^ BOUNDARY CREEK LOAN AND MERCANTILE ^5 *�� AGENCY. THOMAS MILLER, Manager Real Estate, nines, Insurance. No mure amateur labor legislation white men��� for tials. Japs to be dealt with by contract clauses. The establishment of a live agency In England, No more wildcatting on the London market. Encouragement of genuine railroad extension antl competition. ��� bona Bde settlers to be given their timber absolutely free. Mole work antl less talk. ���Rossland Miner. After his address iu Nelson, Hon, Jo- seph Martin will leave nn the Crow's Nest boat for Cranbrook, lie will also visit Fertile and probably one or two other places ou the Crow's Nest line. On Friday lie will be in Kaslo The premier has started out with the intention of visiting all of the principal town In the province and as many of the smaller ones as possible. What a sorry spectacle the would-be leaders of the conservative party are [ making of themselves. Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper one day favors party ! lines; the next day ho is opposed to party lines, and the next day does not know | where he is at, Charles Wilson, Q. C, j one day stands flatly on the New Westminster platform and writes letters say-! ing that he will stand or fall on that) platform i a month afterwards he repudiates one of the main planks of the platform, and before election day he; will not know if he is even a follower of j the grand old conservative party. Tupper and Wilson are no longer lenders; they are wobblers���Nelson Tribune, A number of conferences have heen held between the head push of the conservative and liberal association.- with Antl ftii'thur take notice thai action, untie suction 87, must be eoinmencorl bofore tho if suaucu of such Cortillc'ttUi <>t' Improvement. Hiil.'.l tliisl:llli day of Kill in in ry, 1001), m'2-2m. Donald a. Ito.-s. MINERAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. Hover Mineral Claim, situate In thu Kettle Rlvoi Mining Division "I Vuli' District, Whore bunted : In (lamp MeKIl v. Tako notice that t. Donnlr! A Horn, us ngonl fur Tlie Hiilior Coiisollilnloil Mining mnl Mil linn Company [Limited], live Mlni'i �� Curtllleste Nn. ,!,fl8'Jiii Intend, sixty days from the dure here if to aptily to the Mining Recorder for n iv r mi.'nit' oi Improvements, for (In- purpose of obtaining n Crown Grunt in tho iibnve claim. And further take notice that action, miller Ret'tlon H7, muni be uoinmeiiiicd lioforu the Issuance of such t'en Hi en t c of Improvement*. Dated this llltli day ol February, 1000. inJ'JIli. llnN.U.Ii A. Ross, TUB OREKNWOOD MINKI; PKINT- ING CO, has boon appointed agent fur Spokane Engraving Co. Orders will bo received for rubber stamps, corporation, notary, and lodgo souls, stencils, metal checks, ungravings, etc., etc Prompt attention to orders and quick delivery. OFFICE: Corner Copper and Deadwood Streets TIIK I'.KST I1KKI1 IN TOWN IS MADK HY TIIK j Elkhorn Brewery, PORTMANN BROS. & CO., Props. ASK FOR glkhorn Lager Deer. PATRONISE HOME INDUSTRY. \\^ j| The Elkhorn l.a- ger I'lei'r contains only pure Mali and Hops. Try it ! It Is kept mi Draught or in Bot- ties hy all the -ea.l Ing Hotels in this District. ' BELTING, pimo amine... W. L. BERG, Greenwood, Post Office, IS PREPARED TO DO PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING. SATISFACTIONOUARANTKl'.D Nash & Co., PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS SIGN WORK A SPECIALTY. Quick Work Guaranteed. SHOP OI'P. FXSIIKll SAW Mil.I.. Users of this article would do well to examine our stock n this line. We carry a larger assortment than any other dealer in the Province. The Electric' Brand of Rubber nelting we stock is nol excelled by any other make, It is used by all the large mills in the Province. We carry it in slock up to 22 inches, and Leather Helling up to III inches in width. McLennan, McFeeley The Waterous Engine Works Co., Limited, jj OF BRAINTFORD, ONT., Manufacturers of Engines, Boilers, Saw Mill and Planing Mill Machinery, Hrick Machinery, Link Kelt Conveyors, kock Crushers, and Hoists, Water Wheels, Etc, Etc, Second-Hand Machinery, Thoroughly Refitted, Always on Hand. W. L. LEONARD, Agent, George Block, Copper Street. ALSO REPRESENTING: AMERICAN HOIST & DERRICK CO. T. McAVITY & SONS, Brassi 00 Is ami Plumbers'Supplies. TROY LAUNDRY MACHINI RY CO. W. A. FLEMING & CO., Belt ng and Mill Supplies. BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO., Billiard Tables. Estimates Furnished for Plants of All Descriptions. IJUUULOJULSUULPJL0^^ jd ...THE... ..ARMSTRONG.. The LEADING HOTEL of Greenwood. tricl ill Oregon ; but his heelers are holding mass meetings and sending broadcast the reports of the enthusiastic receptions that are given Mackintosh ill the towns of tho Boundary country. What frauds politicians are���Nelson Tribune, The Semlin government was a menace to the province, not perhaps by its evil designs, if it ever had any designs of any kind, but by its lamentable weakness. No one knew heller than his honor the danger to the province from the existence of that moribund and helpless government, and when he took the ultimate step of dismissing it from | Office he knew well the risks he ran; like a man he accepted them, and is pre- i ��� pared to stand nis ground on that ques- 1 tion���Vancouver World. _____ The (ireenwood Daily Times, usually a very good and readable newspaper, is suffering from a severe attack of anti- Martinphobia, a disease epidemic at present in this province. It is said the attack was brought on by an over-dose of anti-Martin exchanges. It even he Iconics hysterical at times,���Cascade Record. Special value in silks at ti. !���'. Wil liauis'. CANADIAN j�� j�� D-- ^ PACIFIC *V ��� SOO PACIFIC LINE ONLY D1RKCT ROUTE FROM KETTLE RIVER AND BOUNDARY CREEK DISTRICTS. EastT0 a,'a"n'd,,nt* West. Westbound. Daily Trrin, Eiistbound. 19.40. Sieitniuiis .let. hv .">.!.'��. I'niiiiei'liiiK sleiiiiici' leaves I'ontlctOll Tuesday, Thuatiay, Saturday 6:00 Connecting Sieiiiiier arrives ut I'elllit'lon Monday, Wednesday. Friday. 17:30 Oilect Service lo and J'l'uin all points via IVest Kobson, exiiout Sunday. \\\\ U.35 _v. GREEHW00D. Ar. 15.35 THBOUGH TICKETS TO AI.I, EAsTEKN POINTS AT LOWEST HATES For full information a* to time, rulen, Kte. also inr eopie- ol Canadian Pacific Railway publications h ;i|dy to K K REDPATH, Agcnt,GW5KNWooi>, W. K. ANDERSON, K, .1. COYLE. T. 1' A.' Nelson. A.O. 1'. A.A'linc. THE GREENWOOD MINER Friday, April 27, 1900 7? SLOCAN MINING NOTES. From the New Denver Ledge. Arlington mines stock lias reached 2(i cents. The lower tunnel at the Ivanhoe is in 1100 feet. Since January 1st 040 tons of ore have been shipped from Slocan city. Another strike of live feet of ore is reported from the Rambler-Cariboo. The Camp Mansfield properties are still paying $8.50 for eight hour shifts. It is said that the Chapleau will erect, a cyanide mill. Seventeen men are working on the property. A fourth tunnel has heen startetl at the Hewett. It will tap the ore at a little over 401) feet from the surface. An option has been given on the Trail Holt and Alberta, two Lemon creek claims, and it is likely they will he floated In England. Wm. McMasters will have charge of the work to be put on the Frisco group under the new company, which takes charge on May 1st. The Minnesota Silver Co. will commence the erection of their concentrator at Sandon in a few days. It will have a capacity of 150 tons daily. Eighty tons of ore are being rue, daily through the Wakefield concentrator, making 10 tons of concentrates, The mill can handle 109 tons a day. Messrs. Young and Murchison are still at work on their Coat'mountain property. They Have a good showing of ore and are highly encouraged. The Slocan Star mill commenced running tbe second week in April. The force at the mine will soon be complete. A new body of ore was lately found in the west drift. A crown grant has been issued, niter years of legal fighting, on the Legal Tender claim adjoining the Noble Five and Madison, and work will be starled on the property soon. It will be impossible to ship ore from the Enterprise for 15 days or more. A landslide carried away about 160 feet of the roadbed, and the same will have to be cribbed up before any hauling can be done. The second payment on the Silver Tip bond has been made to II. Hess and Charles Miller by S. Sell wander; acting for the Morris syndicate. The linal payment on the $46,000 bond will be made October 1st. A subscription paper was circulated the other day and money raisetl to gel a survey made of a road to the Hartney mine from tlie New Denver-Three Forks wagon road. The Hartney company is waiting lor the government, to do something in the matter before starting work. What the Miner Wants. He would like to have the government furnish him with "stamps" free of charge. He wants a four-in-hand for the "collar of the shaft" and a boot for the "foot of the incline." Heo hints a hat that will fit a "head of water" and a man to wear the "cap of a tunnel-set." He wants a tidy man who will put an "apron" on and "clean up" the mill, sweep up the "dust" and wash "dirt." He wants an "expert" burglar to "tap the ledge," a detective to "follow tbe vein," and i watchman to guard the "silver plate." He wants a "false set" of teeth for tlie "mouth of the tunnel," and a girl of experience to paint antl powder the "face of the drift." He needs a jockey who can ride a "porphyry horse" and see the "spur of the ledge" on a "bucking donkey" (puinpl ami "drive a crosscut." He wants a soldier who has been "drilled" lo handle a "gun" and to "shoot" and work a "battery," also a painter who can distinguish a "color." And when he "dies" he wants to go to the "upper level" and play on a silver "horn" and have his slapjacks baked on a "gold pan."���Kx. Well Answered. Tim Healy lately addressed the hated Saxons in the imperial house of commons as follows: "You are as God made you ; we suspect you " The next, morning the London Daily News came back at Tim in this neat manner: '"Tis very true what Tim avers, And handsome of him, really��� If (iod, then, made the Britishers, Pray, who made Mr. Henley?" We Don't Doubt It. Pyrrol-aldehyde the analogue of ben- zaltlehyde and furfuraldehydo, has recently been successfully prepared hy Bamqerger and Djireredjian, who made use of Rheinier's reaction with chloro form and potash. Interest attaches lo the syntheses or derivatives ol pyrrol, because ihe common alkaloius, cocaine, atropine and nicotine are derivatives of this substance. The aldehyde tonus of well crystali/.ed hydrazoue, oxinie, and also an Insoluble sodium sulphate compound,���N. Y". Post. A m. Whiteside. Clive Pmmoi.k. THE CANADIAN PRINGLE & WHITESIDE BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, IES PUBLIC, ETC. Offices: Over Bank ol" Montreal DE. ny n NOTAR. flank 0f Ummerce. Head Office, TORONTO. Established IRC". ANDKEW I.KAMV. I. V. MVKIIHIIllAV LEAMY & GRAY PAID-UP CAPITAL, $6,000,000. [Six Million Dollars.1 ckst $1,000,000 Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries President Hon. Geo. A. Cox. General Manager B. E. Walker, | Ass't. Gen'l. Manager.. .,1. H. Pl.UMMKH, Offices: (ieorge Mock, - - Copper Street Public. (Ieorge Hloek, - This bank has the largest number of branches of anv bank in Canada, with fiFfi A 1TFWAPT PfiTTK YEARS do EXPERIENCE Full assortment Of material and tools t< do correct work. THE LION B. C. Pottery Company, Ltd., Bottling Works. Victoria. MANUFACTURERS Sewer Pipe, Chimney Bricks, Pressed Bricks and Fire Proofing' Tile. i GREENWOOD mill GRAND CORKS, il' Mn mi fact nrers of all kinds of Carbons t- Pipe, Fire ed Beverages. Flower Pots, S'"K agents kor the LION BREWING CO., Rossland, B. G. CIGARS, TOBACCO, FRUITS, CONFECTIONS, S0PT DRINKS, ETC G. F. WATSON, Coppor Street. Grkbmvood, For BAR MIRRORS, PLATE, SHEET or C0UL0RED GLASS, PAINTS, WALL PAPERS, OILS, VARNISHES, ROOM and PICTURE MOULDINGS, ETC. WRITE A. F. ASKEW, GRAND, FORKS, B C. Boundary Crook representatives of .1. w. Moller ol Victoria, who carries Lite inryr��"��nt Up (or Trial. Ed Kelly has been sent up for trial by Pollen Magistrate Hallett. lie ischarged with having stolen tobacco from C, P. It. cars. Officer l.awder will accompany the prisoner to Kamloops. New-whiten ear and blouses at C. I". Williams'. The thing to use for CHAPPED HANDS AND THE FACE IS Witch Hazel and Cucumber Cream ...atMILLER BROS., Greenwood, B. O. DRUGGISTS and JEWELLERS. The Wm. Hamilton Manufacturing Co., LIMITED. MINING MACHINERY, Peterborough, Ontario, CANADA. SUPERIOR LINE OF CIGARS. Brands: MORENA, INTERIOR and MINER. Made by INLAND CIGAR MFG. CO. of Kamloops, B. 0. CLEAR HAVANA KILLER. Nothing but B. C. Union Labor Employed. -FOB SALE AT- Arlington, Pioneer, International, Pacific, Rossland, Ottawa and Commercial Hotels, H. A. King & Co. PROTECT HOME INDUSTRY. %a> y^jjuuulpjijuuwlu^ \\ Yale-Columbia Lumber Co., Ltd. \\ W. S.Keith, M. K. K. F, Ketchum, Manufacturer* of All Kind* of Rough and Dressed eith & .etchum, Iv Mining, j REAL ESTATE and Insurance Brokers. Lots in all Parts of the City. Mining Stocks In (Ireenwood & Camp MeKinney A Specialty. Mining Properties Examined anil Report- eil on. GREENWOOD, B C Heap Offices at oreenwood, 11. c. Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Wouldings, \\ .**.Ctc, Gtc.... z, | Special Prices 11 to Contractors i o *" Application ����� to ome*. % Our Yards and Mills : Arm Located mm follows t �� ��� K City, Eholt No, i Eholt No, 2, 3j & t3* ��J�� vS6 ��s�� ��*$�� Greenwood Hardware Co., T.G. WATSON, Manager, Ire now S'lttloil In their t'omraotltotit! new quarters on Copper Street, Anil linvi: now un liioul /-��� a Full Line ul Shelf and Heavy Hardware,** jt&jt&j* Tinware, Graniteware, Miners' Supplies, Jessep und Leonard's Celebrated Steal. There Is also in connection it lull}* equipped, up-to-date ...Tin Shop... %?�� 'J�� ur stock is jealously and intelligently cared for and is perfect, every cigar is full of fragrance. QUEEN CIGAR COm, 0KDKH8 BY MAIL. Telegraph or Telephone Promptly Attomleil to. TIIK HAVANA CIGAR EMPORIUM OK THK BOUNDARY COUNTRY. . t'liirtuiilon Hotel Block, I. ROBERT JACOBS, Manager,'"'""greenwood,b.c c Muss, li a, in CHURCH, t'linitrll BTREKT 11 illll Evening bevtilions, ":;i" p. in. \\ r in H.ii Pastor. Kcv. \\V. 1'iilini'i. M. A. I'll Columbia & PRESBYTERIAN held in Miller's Hill CHURCH , Copper Sir , unq "::tn i Siililnitli. 11 o'clock it imth School nl 2 un |, rbv. Duncan, Campbell, Minister S.V��'S Western Ry. Co* TIME TABLE: SOCIETIES. WESTERN FEDERATION OK MINER8- The Greenwood Brunch'of the Eoderatlon ' meets hereafter In Reniloll's hull, Gov't, street, . ut 7:1111 p. m. every Kiitiinluv evening, Walter LONG, Secretary. NOTICE OF TRANSFER, We. the undersigned, wish to give notice : that wo have transferred our business, viz, the AI berth1 Hotel, Silver street, Greenwood. H. C,, I to C. B. Bailey & Co,, who are responsible for ut! mil -inmliiii1; tiecounts. A. AlU'HAMBAI'LT Si CO. March lft, 1000, mar 8080x1 j MAIL SERVICE. ollice Mourn: 8 a. m. tofi:15 p. m. Mails close for Grand Forks, Kossland and ; I Kootenayi Kastern, Amorieau and Const points . ! m i :15 a, ni. dally, except Sunday. For Midway. Hock Creek, Camp McKinney, Penticton and Vernon, at 7 a. in., Tuesday, Thursday mid Saturday. MallBUUe from Grand Forks, Ronstand, and I all eastern, American and Coast points at 8:06 : p. in. daily. i Mails duo from Penticton, Camp McKinney, Rock ('reek, and Midway at 5.00 p. tn., Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday. 1 Mnils due from Phoenix at 9 a. m.; clone for ' Phoenix ut 7 a. m. Dally except Sunday. t>s Greenwood, 18:10 Arr. West Ron- No. 2, Leaves West RODHOn, 10:20; Arr. (ireenwood, 16:10. No. 1 Leavt son, 10:60. All trains make direct connection at Went Kobson for Nelson and all ('. P. K. main line nnd Crow's Nest brunch points. All trains run through to Rossland without change of ears "National,"^ Finest Rooming: Bouse In the City. Mas, E. AHMhtkono, Manager Rooms by HAY, WEEK or MONTH. Until iintl Toilet Lit bv ELKOTRICTY. on uach floor . Central Hotel VILLANDRE A MA80N, Proprietors. Headquarters for Miners. The Minkr ��� the best advertising medium in the Boundary. BEFORE ORDERING YOUR Groceries It would be well lor you to rail un A. H. SPEKRY CO., LTD. wMttsi Who have the most fomplete Mtoek of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the City. ���WOiiiSjiWi* The A. H. Sperry Co., Limited. COPPER STREET GREENWOOD THE GREENWOOD MINER. Friday, April 27, 1900 LOCALS AND PERSONALS. Notwithstanding Mayor Goodeve's remarks at a certain political pow-wow that "prominent and reliable engineers" had told him it woultl be utterly impossible to build a through line between the Boundary district and the coast, it is apparent tnat the C P. R. engineers think otherwise. The question is: Is the shortest, most economical and most feasible route through tlieKtinilkameen? This section is going to have railroad facilities in the near future, and when there is tonnage to he obtained politics do not count.���Greenwood Times. Clearing sale of men's goods at G. F. Williams' The men who are doing the ward Heeling for Candidate Mackintosh in Rossland riding were liberals two years ago. Sudden conversions are to he distrusted, and candidates whose chief support comes from men whose principles are for sale to the highest bidder for spot cash are not above suspicion.���Nelson Tribune. Thus. McLennan from McKinney and Geo. Cormack of Phoenix died at the hospital last Friday night. I, Bobt, Jacobs, proprietor of the Queen cigar store, was badly bitten by a bulldog on Sunday. The crop-eared cur, from the absence of a tag, had no license to live in the town, to say nothing of taking a lunch from the wrist of a man who sells good cigars. One Pelton water wheel, or anv old thing. At A. L. White A Co.'s. J. Roderick Robertson ol Nelson is in town. I-Hamilton^ons lONQOfi [NGLI5M fEDORA^ ^> #�����.. Rendell's Arcade, 18 April, 1900, A Don't Envy Your Friend His Stylish new hat, yon can possess one equally as good for the small sum of dj-o Nothing looks worse on a nSan than a shabby hat *P^ and nothing adds more to his good appearance than a stylish up-to-date one. Hats, like human beings look seedy when they "lose their nap. Ours are made of too good a material to lose it. Try one. Rendell & Co. Copper Btreet, Ol'tMlllH'O 111. .11 ('. and with hot nrd cold water all through j.brought into (ireenwood j the building, The Windsor will bee valuable addition to the first-class hos tlerv's of the city. A lot on Copprr street sold for this week. Mono i A ball, the proceeds from which will go towanl the building fund of the Episcopal church, will be held in the Masonic hall on May 10th. Duncan Mcintosh, president of the Winnipeg Mining company, returned to 'Greenwood on Monday with his bride. The Minkk extends congratulations. Get). Powell, a clothier f I om Montreal, has been slopping at the Imperial this week. J. II. Ashilown, hardware merchant of Winnipeg, was iu town during the week. , Rendell & Co.'s gents' furnishing department will be opened the lirst of the week, ('all anil see the largest, most stylish ami best stock in town. A gnoil body of fair grade ore has been encountered in the drift at the 50-foot level on the Athelslan in Welllngti n camp. The ore consists of copper ami iron pyrites in a gangue of white quartz, and is typical of Wellington camp, The court of revision has completed its work, and the revised list may now be seen at the city assessor's ollice. Madddn & Dallas the proprietors of of the new Windsor holel expect to havt1 their building completed within another week. The Windsor will be handsomely furnished throughout, heated by steam, [NEW AND POPULAR F-. .1. McLean of Midway, who has j been spending the winter in England, i-vf 111 IV ^% bus returned. j Uv/V/IVU ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� A. Branson left on Wednesday for a ; Hon Joseph Martin and the minis. j Now in Stock: ^t> trip to Spokane. j igtef of mineg wjjj addregg a public W. P. Dickson, the electrical engineer: meeting in Greenwood, i'riday, May! ^* of Nelson, is in the citv. ! 4th- at 8 P' m- and at Midway, May, *%" 5th. Everybody cordially invited. Smith .v McRae have always on hand > (J^tr Miller's Cucumber Cream at Miller's! pharmacy. the latest and most popular novels. ,1. P. Myers-Gray left on Wednesday for Vernon. Fierce Fishtinir About Manila. Work on the Greyhound in Deadwood Manilla, April 28,���The last week camp has been resumed, lias been the bloodiost of the war since the lirst day's lighting aroiind Manilla. Kilty men are now employed on the Mother Lode smelter. The Lunatic at Large, .1. K. Ctll'I.HTON, The- Scarlet Woman, JOSEPH H0CK1NQ. Via Crucis, l'\\ MAHION CKAWFOBD, Vivian of Virginia, HULIIURT H'l.I.KK. Janice Meredith, I'. I.. l'OKII. Authentic reports, mostly official, show a total of 878 Filipinos killed, 12 officers C]\\flT'T,'LJ St l\\7TrT? A V* Phone: The Canadian patriotic fund has now am) 2+1 men captured, and many r reached a quarter of a million. wounded. The number of them is hard , I Wo have 25,000 shares of Deadwood t�� ��"������� Considering that tne Filipinos VSNH ��� mines stock for sale '��� entirely luck hospital facilities, a great Kf.itii A: Kkiviu'm. majority of the wounded will die. ; Probably the week's work finished Smith it McKne have just received the 1,000 Insurgents, The A rican total 1 anibushes, whil largest consignment of wall paper ever loss wns live killed, Hi wounded, Two trains. BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, MAPS, FANCY GOODS. sergeants and one private were killed ill escorting provision 60000o00oOCu00066uooOi>000063ufio'00uSu'o'08"8o'^o"Oo Elegant Wall Papers. /o The texture is line ami soft, tones mellow or bright, as �� vou wish, and the PRICE not loo HIGH or too LOW to g ��� be RIGHT. 3 j�� J. L. COLES, | �� Coppor St., Greenwood, BOOKS, STATIONERY, CHINA, o) CB.JU!_SJULft JUULO.S SLSU12JLS SLSLSJUULS. SkSL^'l^S.SLSLSLSJi-SiSiSJLaJSSj New Town Laid Out. Geo. P. Meiii'liein, who bonded the Poland China nnd other claims on I Myers Creek for Montreal enpitalhtts, is in town. He says that his company linn started a new town on the Colville reservation, to he culled Molsoii. He expects for it a rapid growth with the opening for settlement of the North Half of the Reservation. .). E, Williams of Kingston, Out., is u | guest at the Imperial. -i ill 'i ��� *��� Furniture Just in.... 3 cars bed room suits, 40 styles. 2 cars chairs 50 styles. 3t3eee:����������i 1 car brass and Iron beds 25 styles. ; T.M. Gulley &Co., I FURNITURE. 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