@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "90101c6d-ae26-498f-84f7-cc76e8f0f553"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:issued "2016-01-19"@en, "1907-02-07"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/nicoheral/items/1.0318086/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ ,x*f ���w" ,*** wt m THE NICOLA FEB U .,/ \\_ c/i-, I " Vol 3. No 6. NICOLA, B. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 19J7. $2 a Year CONSERVATIVE CLEAN-UP A BIG VICTORY The Cause of Liberalism in British Columbia Hits the Ground With a Dull Thud Last Saturday.-Machine at Ottawa Handed 'Skidoo' Ticket MINING PROGRESS ITEMS OF INTEREST DEVELOPMENT IS OOINO AHFAD OENERAL BOOTH TO VISIT CANADA I ACIDLY. WORLD TOUR. Provincial Mtneralotrlst .'���> Robertson Manitoba Schools to Honor Flag Mr. McBRIDE AND PROSPERITY WIN AGAIN Latest Returns Show 2& Conservatives, 11 Liberals and 2 Socialists Returned, With One District Where the Poll Is Yet to Be Determined The cyclone which battered up the liberal ship of state in tlie provincial elections last Saturday, the 2nd inst., was completely effective in the accomplishment of its purpose, and the disastrous results will certainly have a tendency to mar the harmony of the crew for some considerable time. ' While the landslide for the Hon. Mr. McBride and his colleagues was very large and emphatic, still it was only what could reasonably ie expected from an impartial point of view. When Premier McBride took over the rein-., of office three years ago he launched what has proven to be the only1 administration in British Columblia that could be termed confidence-inspiring or that bore any of the ear-marks of moral reliability or sincerity of purpose. It would be needless re iteration to go over the ground at this time of existing conditions Cowicban- W. H. Hayward. Dewdney-Hon. K in llllus Fernie W. R. toes. Island A. E. Mcph.llipa. Kamloops Hon. V. J. Fulton. Kaslo Neil F. McKay. Lillooet-A, McDonald. New Westminster-T. Gilford. Okanagan-I*. Ellison. Revelstoke- T. Taylor. Richmond-Hon. F. L. Carter Cotton. Saanich-D. M. Eberta. ' I Similkamuen-L. W. Shatford. Slocan���W. Hunter. Vancouver-Hop. R. 0. Tatlow, Pr. Roughly estimated two and a quarter I A. C. McGuire, J. F. Garden, W. J. mj||jori doIiarg m ex(.esg of the return8 The Government of Manitoba na( de. Bowser and A. H. B. MacGowan ghown by last year's record will be re- cided that tne Knooli muit do their Victona-uim. R. McBride, H. B. 8]ized from the tota| output of the t ^ mmlH{Ul |,nlH||1 mjt |||| Thompson, Henry Behuson and F. mincg of British Columbia this year.; for the Hag, and has instructed the 1'' ''*" I This statement was made the other day trustees that it would be their duty in by Provincial Mineralogist Robertson. future ^ provide a British national He stated that there was a much im- fog for schools jn cities, towns and proved condition evident throughout villages, which shall be floated from 9 all the mining camps. a. m, to 4 p. m. on every day that the The rise in the price of ore had made school is in session. Gives Some Interesting Facts in Which the Pay Streak Is Promising. Bryees Appointment aa Ambassador Jonnmad. Lots of Prosperity. Schools to Honor the Flag. play the tune of "Better Terms," or a few other such airs specially adapted to the British Columbian's ear. With such tactics as these being employed and the libelous canards spread broadcast on various public matters, is it to be wondered that the voters marked their ballots in such numbers for the Conservative cause? Ordinarly the large majority tendered Mr. McBride for carrying on his work might reasonably be looked upon as excessive for clean and scrupulous administration. But exceptional circumstances surround this particular election. Not only is it an evidence of supreme confidence in the men who practically took the province out of the mire and placed it in its present enviable position; not only is it a general admission that Mr. McBride it the logical man and his party the logical party to successfully combat the better terms cause. Ymir���J. Schofield. ' Libera'* Albeni-H. C. Brewster. Cariboo !1. Yorston. do 2nd C?at-H. Jones. Cwiibrook-Dr. Kmg, Delta-John Oliver. Esquiiii.tli -J. Jardine. Greonwoo I K. X.iden. Nelson Dr. Hall. t wcastle D. J. Thomas. Yale-S. Henderson. Rossland j. A. Jlacdonald. Socialists. (Irand Forks--J. Mclnnes. Nanaimo- J. ri, Hawthomthwaite. The Liu* tip Conservatives 28 Liberals 11 Skevna elccU-JTTej. nih 1 a change for the better. Tbe majority of the properties were operating to their fullest capacity. While the advance in ore values had stimulated the industry to a marked extent its full ell'cci had not yet heen fell. Large numbers of projierties which formerly had lt.cn deemed unprofitable were being taken up and exploited. Oeneral mama J-> nlng. General Booth, the patriarchal head of the Salvation Army, although long past the allotted span of threescore years and ten; has decided on an extensive world tour Leaving London about the middle of Capital lias been invested in larger .... , . , , r ,? Kbruary, accompanied by several of amounts than ever before. Outsiders were becoming interested and ihe pros' his oilicers, General Liooth will proceed first to New York, where he will n-maia i pects were that in the course of one or i , , ���^ . a week txi confer with the leaders of ; two years the output wou d be argely !.. L ... . J v *��� ' j the army in the Mates. The General will then proceed to Can- It was hardly reasonable to expect Members of the legislature. 42 How Canada, tt-ts Iimnl rrants. It is expected that a quarter of a mil- ada and intends to spend a month in that anv of these t luims ..hould heve ., . ,��� this country before embarking for the any influence uimn the records at such , P , , ! , . Eastern countries, an early slagt in their development. It woulu take twelve nioiulis, or m >r , ti Tore the majority Wuuld be ready to make regular shipments. Once the Too Much Prosperity. lion immigrants will settle in Canada ' preliminaries were overcome and they A Paris despatch to the New York during Its!?. The immigration branch were added to ine ranks of the active Times says that Jacob H. Schiff, of is arranging an active propaganda for mines i.i the province, a difference in Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York, has giv- the British Isles. Iwenty-five farmer�� ; the output would Iv noted. He looked , en an interview to a New York corret- from the Northwest will tour Great for this, as he had p. .viously stated, in pondent of a Paris paper. Mr. Schiff Britain and narrate their experiences the very n ar future. says in part: at meetings which will lie specially con vened. At mini Meeting. The annual meeting of tbe congregation of the Presbyterian church was held on Wednesday evening, January report, which was o in encouraging No only because of tin se good and when McBride started to keep shop | sufficient reasons, we repeat; it is ���the people have become thorough-1 a united and effective stand against ly convinced of the facts during the I the slanderous, non-constructive I J* Kev- U< K> A"an l*CUpyin* past few weeks, if they were not campaign waged by the party or- aware of them before. And what i gaus, by Macdonald the Lilieral right-minded person would refuse leader, and uy thai bursting with- to grant the Conservative govern- patriotism )H>litical adventurer, mem us just incv.Miie 11 tlie cmiu Wandering Willie Mclnnes, who due for at least a certain proportion resigns the governorship of UK Yti of our present prosperity, harmony, kon to sway to the pull of the Liberal dangling strings iu the Kast; it is a blow from the shoulder de Hvered by independent wcHtrucii to machine itileifercnte at Ottawa in our vested lights and privileges; it is a stand for clean, progressive publics and the sanctity of the franchise. Provided ihe general conditions con- "The conditions in which we findour- tinued as ai prvaSM and assuming thai selves at present appear much misund- the market maintained the prices now erstood, particularly in Europe. It is a quoted, helookeu lor a long continuance fact that we are suffering from an ex- of prosperous .lines. And, he added, cess of prosperity which is simply over- there appeared to be a very slight pos- whelming us. Our industries cannot sibility of any important change. The find labor with which to fill the orders ~1JV mines in operation would increase their pouring upon them. Our railroads are outputs to meet their demands, new in need of equipment and additional facilities to handle the immense business ' the country and the hanks can turn- The secretary-treasurer presented his mines would continue to show a dispo- cil .... ��� ��� silion to assist in the dcvolupment of of industrial stability and the ever increasing development of our wonderful resources? Wise men with money are literally falling over one another to grab up British Columbia investments today, whereas they turned her down cold when they gazed upon the legislative variety performance at Victoria a few years ago. Notwithstanding, the brand of dope the Ljbcral executive tried to force down the necks of the el ectorate during the recent contest was to the effect that the McBride outfit had accomplished absolutely nothing and were simply a band of ll is to be regretted that Yaledisirict nature. The Ladies' Aid report showed a gf hi balance in hanu. ine in,iii��� i tipie's mjuu an* lavor- abiy commenteu upon aim was felt to i supply a needed want in tne community. It was agreed to increase the members nl ,n. managing imard irom three to five. The election was tli.n proceeded with and lhe lullowing were elected lor ihe tt iins of thiee, iwo and one yeal respectively: Oeo. Murray and T. A. It. nine, Mrs. A. K, llnwse and Alfred Cairinguin, ��. M.uray. Misses IScllii Hunt, r and llella Mr- KiiliicK were a|ipoinl..d lo collect for the immense mineral resources which ish only part of the capital with which to do the unprecedented commerce that has developed. On the whole the situation is neither unhealthy nor serious." Ambassador to America. The foreign office has issued the following announcement: "The King has been pleased to ap- saw fit to return Mr. Ileni.erson to the the schemes of the church. opposition, but, of course, we can now only hope he will display more energy thun he was guilty it last term. There is real work to be di.no, and it is his last chance tomakegooa. Henderson's majority was 54. Conservative majorities received by grafters imposing on the good na- The Herald this afterm* n scow Shat ture of a deluded public who wcie basking in the sunshine of a great prosperity that was not attributable to McBride's government at all, but to Laurier- -yes, Laurier; he's the smooth-tongued gent, you know, who turns the crank of that machine st Ottawa when be wants to ford, Similkameen, 90; Hon. F. Fulton, Kamlt.t ps, enough. Below is a summary of the returns at latest reports. Conservatives Atlin-Dr. Young. Chilliwack-S. A. Cawley. Columbia- H. G. Parsons. Comox-R. Grant. The pastor's report .-bowed an increase in the membership. More regular service had been given at Lower Nicola and al 1 orksdale and by the attendance al these points it shows that the change is appreciated. Congregational matters were discussed and changes made. Rev. Geo. Murray closet) the meeting with the Benediction. lintish Columbia is shown io possess. Hallway Will up. ii March 1st A kpetaal ruin over the Nicola rail way arrived ut Nicola about 4 o'clock ihis uiurnoon. In the party were H. J. iambic, clnei engineer of Pacilic Division, ii. A. ii. I'ruiy, assistant engineer of l!ti..iti of Railway Commissioners, .las. Manliinell, the railway prove the appointment of the Right tuniiacior. The inp up the line from Hon. James Bryce, M. P., to be his .spences Hridge was made in 2 hours Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and IU minutes. Mr. aWWTJ was well and Plenipotentiary at Washington in phased with lhe work of construclioii succession to Sir Mortimer Durand, aiiti M.tietl iliat he had inspected many who will retire from his post next new railways recently and the Nicola spring." branch was one at the best and ihe Lord Strathcona, the High Commis- coihrectors had done excellent work, sioner of Canada, who is now paying Mr. lirury returns to Winnipeg at his accustomed yearly visit to the Do- unce and will immediately submit his minion, interviewed before his depart- reptirt and estimates that the C. P. K. ure from England, said there was no woui'l take the road over in two weeks disposition in Canada to regard Mr. time and by Marcn 1st, regular trains Bryce's appointment other than in a should be running. ; most favorable light. It is understood that Sir Mortimer Durand will be offered a peerage on his retirement from the post of British Ambassador at Wasnington. D. P. Marpole. of the 22-Mile ranch, was in Nicola Wednesday evening. Carrie Turned Down. Carrie Nation called at the White House last week. She was denied admission and harrangued the crowd regarding the treatment accorded her. Wm. Rice has retnrned from a visit to the coast. The celebration of Chinese New Year 'will comments on Tuesday evening. Absence makes the heart grow colder Local Chinese are making preparations ii tbe Yukon.-W. W. B. Mclnnes. ' for the event THE N'lCOLA H>RAU> THE NICOLA HERALD Published Every TLunalay Subsciiptloii, in Advance, ti! a Year Nicola, B. C, February 7, l.*)7. The result of the general provir cial elections which were held on Saturday proves beyond doubt that the McBride administration was I good one. During the campaign and before, the oppositicn hurled scandal after scandal on to the min isters ami members of the Consciv ative pttty. The only plan in the Lilieral platform was that of scand al, and the returns of the election show that the electorate had W confidence in the men of the oppo sition or their vaporings. As far as we can learn there are twenty nine Conservatives, ten Liberals, two Socialists, with one place to give final returns. The premier, who came in for considerable abuse, was elected in two constituencies, and every minister of the government returned. The government has a good majority and will be able to carry on the business of the country in a very satisfactory state, which will induce capital that has been awaiting the return of a stable government, such as the McBride administration. The Vaneouvei and Victoria constituencies gave a solid five and a solid, four candidates respectively. In the interior constituencies there were few changes, Yale riding, which is on the eve of prosperity, returning an opposition member to look after its interests, which it is to lie hoped will be done better than the last three years. One thing, the repu diation of the Ottawa machine, s.iotild convince the Dominion government that it cannot coerce British Columbia and the turning dowi. of an ex-governor and judge, with the gold cure distributed freely, should make them crawl into their hole for a time. *Jy." m-'zt' ��� 1 ma. i ''Jiwl m$$m�� ��� \\ pi:: ��?: i i ..> r. ' 3ankofflontreal Capitol, all paid np $14,400,000. Rest, $10,000,000 Head Office: Montreal. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest allowed at current rates. DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. FARMERS' AND RANCHERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED. NICOLA BRANCH A VV. STRICKLAND, Manackr. \\m% f* NICOLA AND PRINCETON '**>*' HON. R. McBRiDK. THE HERO OF THE VICTORY It must be with a sense of extreme distaste that the Vancouver World, which had its muck rake plant in full operation, is now compelled to swallow much of the slander and scandal it published during the recent campaign. The voice of public opinion has been so clearly and emphatically sounded as to show that the ravings of the World have been received with absolute discredit. The positioi of that paper as a disseminator ol authentic news does not rank to an enviable degree. MINKRAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. London Mineral C'liin, situate in the Nicola Mining Division of Yale District, (orated at Aspen Grove, Take notice that I, J. A. HiiiRhaW, Free Mine r'�� C e r t i fi xate No. B9.W7, Intend, sixty days from ��� late hereof, to sppl) to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate nf Improvements. 'or the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the abort Claim. Antl further take notice tbatattion, un- ��� ler section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 30th day of January, 1907. J. A, IIINSHAW. WATCH REPAIRING ill kiii.t. . I W .'et., Ci.-ck nt d de ��t��liv re air* d<>ne in Hrg' cIhi". i.ril.r mid ��ati*fac- ti it lUirmtteed. All w..ilt entrusted to mu cire will be Cnlllpli'teil Hltd re'tiriled with- ��� ut di'L\\ tt. ��l. < A'll'IH I.I. A <<���.. C. P. It. Time In-pwiors. Kamloopt) Now that the election campaign, with ail thi excitement and turmoil it necessar, > entails, is well over, let us forget party and prejudice and work together to assist our executive held still further increase ou prosperity and bring the rich ami vast resources of our glorious province still further into prominence and developement. With everyone's shoulder to the wheel wonderful things can lie accomplished for the mutual benefit of all. MINKRAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICK. Boston Mineral Claim, situate in the Nicola Mining Division of Yale District, located tit Aspen Grovt. Take notice that I, R.J.Armstrong, Free Miner's Certificate No. 1193436, Intend, sixty days from date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose tif obtain-, ing a Crown Grant of the aliove claim. And further take notice that action, un- j iler section 3", must bt commenced be- j fore the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 30th day of January, 1907. R. J. ARMSTRONG. GUAM) PACIFIC' HOTFL, KhiiiIooph. Tii nearest lintel n Ihe railway mallon. Ih only romenii.il hotel fnr travelers, Ota*' mom*, Knntl 'a-'lf. good liquors. Two larg. a.iutple ronnin. P. A. Ilariihari. iiroinielor. Ootid Mabling In ctieiicitiim. The news of Smith Curtis' turndown in the Similkameen was a severe shock to many local Liber als, who believed him to be a sort of small Gibraltar in that riding. The people have allowed Hon. R. McRridetogo ahead with his Better Terms fight to the bitter finish. MINKRAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICK. Liver|aiol Mineral Claim, situate in the Nicnla Mining Division of Vale District, located at Aspen Graft. Take notice that I, S. J, Hate, l'ree Miner's Cer tificate No. IW3435, Intend, sixh daft from date hereof, tn apply to the .Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, (nr the pwpoac of olitaining a Crown Grant of the sbovi claim. Anil further take notice that action, under section 37, must lie commenced lie- fore the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 30th day of January, 1905. S. J. BATK. MINKRAL ACT. Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE. Pekin Mineral Claim, situate in the Nicola Minint; Division of Vale District, located at Aspen Grove. Take notice that I, J. K. Hate, Free Miner's Certificate No. 1)93434, intent!, sixty days from date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for I Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. And further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 30th day of January, 1907. J. E. BATE. ASHCHOKT HOTEL The nm*i ronvenien "��� ho cl for visitor, in A-hrrufl. Ths beat of table board Hoi ann t-olfl ha'tiN. Ottr renre- ��en'inivi1 meets all trains'. Johnson k I'eikn s proprietors. M. L. GRIMMETT, LL. B. BARKISTKR, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC, KTC. Solicitor for the Bank of Montreal. also Oeneral Livery Head Office: - - - Nirola Lake, B. C. STAGES Leave Spences Bridge Kvery '1 hursday tor Nicola lake, Kamloops, Princeton and way points at 6 a. m. Every Saturday for Nicola and way points at 6 a.m. Leave Kamloops Kvery Monday lor Nicola and Spences Bridge at 6 a. m. Leave Princeton Kvery >unday 6 a. m��� arriving Spences hridge 1 uesday 6 p.m. Leave Nicola r very Tuesday and Friday for Spences Hridge at 6 a. m. Kvery Friday fur Princeton at 6 a. m. Special trips made by appointment. Telephone connection with Kamloops M. P. NTKWAKT. - - Proprietor NICOLA, B. C. NOTICE. All persons holding accounts ifsinsl the Coppers Limited (Golden Sovereign Mine) are herehy notified to forward same to Angus Nklson, Kamloops, B. C. A.. OF. COURT NICOLA, No mi. A.O. F.. meets second and fourth Friday In each month al 8p.m., in Pooler'* Hall. Visiting hrethren ii nliallj invited. A. It Cakkinoton C.R. W Ookiion Mt'KHAY.Bec, HARDIMAN & OO. Land Mining and Genera; Supply AgUt ���roa��� Mining eontraftont.'farm machinery, buggies, nilteiv, rielghaelc. bend for onr liat of farm and mining properties. Reports on mining pro pertle* through the DiatritU Cable atldrent "Aiirniii." Code*: Bronthall, More.ng k Neal. A. H. C. 4th. l 1 aieboukc- Canford, Khola Valley, B. C. NICOLA PORTABLE SAWKILL tANrtMt-rtlKKK AND DSALKK IN Rough and Dressed Lumber Is prepared to take contracts for sawing lumber and getting out timber. I.entTHl Mill ( oiitnieN Iteciited PHICRt MOUKRATK Mail orders promptly attended to J. A. MENZ1ES, - Lowkr Nicola. WM. RILEY General Blacksmith llurmi Shoeing �� ��pe 'i tin NICOLA LVKK, B C. M. J. HENRY'S Nurseries and Seedhouses Large stock of HOME CROWN Fruit ttnd Ornamental Trees no* nurtured for ihe full trude. No sipen*e, loss or delay of fumtga litm or inspection Hem t|inrterK f.r P*ei6c Coast grown Harden, Field and Flower Seed* id AeH-i.lt. KER SUPPLIES, Spray Pump.. Whale Oil Snap, (treenhouse Plants, Cut Flower*, Hullw for U\\\\ planting. We do business on our oan grounds��� nn rent lo |.��y and are prepared to meet all competition. L t me pre* ytmr liit before placing y.ur order. Catalogue* Free. M. i. HENRY. 3UI0 WuHtminatcr I'.oad, Viiuivu,. li. O Off Unequalled as a SuuiiifCr Resort Good Fishing and Shooting. Guides and Horses always ready. Telephone connections all directions First Glass Accommodation. Terms: Moderate S. KIRBY, Proprietor QUILCHENA, B. 0. **% --'-i-ir^- . , COLUMBIAN COLLEGE 1892 1906 MEW WESTMINSTER, B. O. Hen. W. J. BirPRgiL, B. A. B.D. Rev. J. P. Howki.l, Bnrant A emph'te commercial aad hasimai cour*e. Student* pre pat ed to gain teach era certificates nf all grades. In marnm- *ity work a fullcnurs* for tha R A. Aa- liree of Torooto Unitersity. Instructiop givttn in Music, Art, Phyi- cal Cult .re and Elocution. Send for Calendar. THE NICOLA HERALD COAL IS KING I I The Nicola Valley Coal and Coke Company, Limited have commenced active coal mining operations on their property at Coutlee, in the Nicola Valley. The directors are well known in British Columbia, and their names and reputation offer a guarantee for the stability of the investment, and the successful management thereof. A limited number of shares are offered for sale at par. The stock books are now open at the office of the company in the Imperial Block, corner of Pender and Seymour streets. . See the prospectus for fuller particulars of the enterpr.se. App icHti m for shares may be made to the the H.��ad Office, Vancouver, or lo 5. /. CASTLEMAN General Ag'-nt lor the Company ROOM 21, IMPERIAL BLOCK TftADC M*rWi DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS AC. Anfonsnt'iftliiK t\\ nkpOh end (lpwrlfil'-n mn? qttfrkly iitoflrfitiii otir inwii free wbrther wu iiifHtiiinn it prtihRlilf p.-tiei>Ml>l>ii)iiiiint. Mnii��rttricfl7tt>..fldeijt1il HANDBOOK onPtlenu ���������nt ireH. (fhleai nkimu-y for ���<"iiiiii(r ptifnii. hit eut* Uken through Mum, A (o recelv* H*��� ^^^ in Pooley's hall. Robert Johnston, R. Whittaker and R. M. Woodward, of Lower Nicola, were in Nicola yesterday. Mr. and Mra. J. N. Wood, of Beaver ranch, wire visitors at (quilchena for a coupie of days un.-. week. It. L. Clari( and I'lio.ius Hunter left for tne Douglas Lane ranch on aaturaay where Uiej spent a coupie ul days. C. L. Flick left on Tuesday morning for Asuciuu, n..viii^ uiKin over uie banui. uuai s Ml IM iNlcu.a Vailuy pu.i in*; sutwulla. Always acceptable. Kasy to send and i pleasure to give. GIFT BOOKS JUVKNttt* POUTS ANNUALS CHILDREN'S CLASSICS MISCELLANEOUS We have Books for Everybody at Mrs. ttttwali ul Tumerton ranch, who ha* oooii ssaMMai \"""' tmrnattaa a* fay tou, ��i. o., m t��)ia>ai to teave toreilc- Oia uuj wets.. M. P. Sicwari, urove iwo carloads o. CiUue Ui dpeiic��M i.riu^c uii.. v��e.ui\\ aiiu Will Sllip IV \\Aat MNMi Jollll OlUppi.ll.lyll knu j.r. ii.u.ra/ Were in Limine. Several incnea of .-.no* tell tne other ev\\iu.,��� mmt in Mltat place* uie roaus W^rc lAiuiJ UTiiuiii. ttkt Weauier is cuiisiu^reoiy amatmt uu�� previous Wwata, 'lhe Kev. u. ��.. aiuii will preach in the I TcsOy 1*1 lull UlUXCll oUlluaj licJU ill (M u.or.ua��� ���"��� A* u'cioca anu in cue evening at Im u'emea and at Lower Nicuia ui hi- axiemuuii. Fred. Flannagan, who has been on a trip io his parental inane in Saskatchewan, retunii-U 1.0 i>iuiia last, evening. he lllliilua l> aVlll��� a���alll uilliorroW ttt- Coiiipuiiiu. i j Us Vine. Miss M. Moore, who has been in New York ihe past, KM years taking a cuurse in one ui inr large hospitals, returned to leaver ranch last week where she will vimi her brother, j. N. Moore, anu Mrs. Moore. The Young People's Guild, which was to nave been heiu al the residence of A. k. Carriugtun on T .. .day evening, was pu ., pun d iiiJehnueiy on account of the amount ol illness amongst tut members anu residents oi lo*n. BUSINESS lOe'ALS. Horse hay, $15.00 per ton. - R. H. Winny. Comfort is produced by using good tobacco and lhe "Shield Brand" pipe sold by J. A. Scott, tobacconist, Kamloopa. We have 25,000 feet of 1x4 tnd 1x6 suitable for flooring, ceiling and rustic, piled under cover. Also a large quantity of other building material on hand Send your orders while times are Black llicola Portable Sawmill. Vancouver, B C. Headquarte' s for Pacific Coast drown and Imported Garden. Field and Flower seeds. Thousands of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Rhododendrous, Roses and hardy plants now growing on our own grounds for future planting. No expense, loss or delay of fumigation, inspection nor customs duties to GREENHOUSE PLANTS. Cut Flowers and Floral designs, Fertilizers, Bee Hives and Supplies, Spray Pumps and Spraying material. No agents���therefore you have no commission to pay. Our catalogue tells you about it. Let me prict your list lie- lore plating your order. U'e do business on our own grounds- no rent to pay and are prepared to meet all competitions. liastern prices or less. White labor. Catalogue Free. M J. He. RY, Or- enhousea 3010 Westminster Road Branch Nurseries Sou u Va couvm W.J. IS t'tli'ti Waichiiiaikerjewelcr \\H Ifttirin III ttstflH**, ��'' Th*. J**��.lft etc.* a\\riti iii ���������i-k. ^tilling |��rt-�� Kir*' tHAtmw frMti ��n.it. Mi uln.ri fin'in till irfl|i|lt*r*ext>..n ,.��� dune m a tir-i cl !��������> nvner. Cire- fll ittPflltntf a|M I'fl in tin's branch of thr InHttrwi, VIIH H. , MaMa*sifc^*ai����JssM��M*��J [ BLAIR I -HKvL a. co. Grand Central Hotel AshiTnft, H.C. John D. Swanson, li. A. K.meter. Soli, in.r ami N"'aiy KiMn (MHom Ka-l nf the* anariian llanknf role men*, noulb cidr of Vli-utria ptraei. kamlutipi.. Monti) in loan on real exlai. Mx-urtly. M. iiUATTIri A JC**llI��� -I'll.I ��� ill.llllnH .III, lllMliralll' and lieneri' An- h Main f I reel Nainlimiii liquors and cigars. When in Ashcroft stop at th* Grand Central. GEO. WARD, - PROP. no rtce. Thirty days after date I intend to apply to the Deputy Commissioner of Lands and Works tor a license to cut and remove timber from the following described land: Commencing at a posi marked "Robert Lyall'sT. L.," locatedtt S.E. corner of S. Collins' T. L., about one mile nonh of Indian Reserve No. 2, in the Nicola Division of Yale District,mid running W. MU chains, S. 40 chains, E. �����D chains, S. 80 chains, E. 40 chains, N. 120 chains to point of commencement. Robert Lyall, Locator. J. E. Snivel, Agent. Dated January 8, 1SXJ7. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given thtt thirty day? tfter date I i tend to apply to theChief 1/e.mmissioner ui i.ands and Works for a licence to eul and carry away timber from the lol lowing described lands: Starting at a post on Godey Creek near lot Wi'.i and running 80 chains South, thence 80 chains east, thence 80 Chains north, thence 80 chains west to Mint of commencement. ��� Dated 18th January, 1907. Jos. Graham, Locator. I -UKALIKh IS- General Merchandise Coutlee, B. C. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HARDWARE FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc. MINERS' SUPPLIES, REAL feSTAT*1 ANI> INSURANCE AGENTS Resident Agents tn Nieola for the ROYAL, tnd LONDON* LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCH OO.'S NOTICK. Kmliti* hereby nivenlhat M days after dale I Intrnn t.> ��� ��� -1��� I> In tha rhief namnfc* -Inner o' irtiiil. aiid wnrks lor permi-muii In I anreh .-<��� asi alien nf in- uie lanil. jiiinliiK ll. ��l ifnr.l ... coiiin eniliiK al II. UiiU'fiird'- ��� ake Nn. IW -mull ia-i c rorr run on n nh 3 eli'llm. ilieiie ��e-l SO i lia li-. th-1< t "ii.lh 3> (t'ihIii-. i lieni -e iihi Ml. lia n�� in I poldl if mini inii" i nienl M (111 1.1.IK -litis. Mpi-n Urove. Oct 30 ISM GOUTItKB IjOTKh COUTLEE. B C. Jos. Richards, - proprietor Headquarters for Mining Men for the Nicola District. First class accommodation for travelers and tourists. AN OPPORTUNITY THAT HTJQHT NOT TO BE MISSED. January Sale Save 20 Cents on the Dollar on Mens Wm'er Unclerwenr Mens Gloves ami Mitts, Mens Winter Caps Save 25 Cents on the Dollar on Mtns Sweaters, Mens .Shirts, Mens Hats and Mens Pants. Save 30 Cents on the Dollar on Mens Fancy Vests, Mens Clothing, Mens anil hoys Overcoats. These are all seasonable goods, things you cap use now, not job lots or shopworn, but the whole stock in abuve lines for you to chose from. Belter secure what you need ami do it NOW. Oood Stabling ln Connection. 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