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THE PAYSTREAK saVaiawi-ii^sssM "*-��� ���������������-^������������^^^ , M t m h | | BOOK II SANDON AND CODY, NOVEMBER 20, 1897 CHAPTER 9 THE PATAl SHOW SUBB. ta McGltton Caught In Oaa at the r Red Fox Uat Saturday ���p^i Sniardav trownlnff before jifhrrak. s* Joe NditMMNl waa WrwiT **<"-** atMl retaining to tb��- vnt, at He' HM Vu% mlm*, bt* waa east*! *o a *now alMe and cturirtl ktlis tn'l** 'b**o the side of the pffftumattil bnried In a hundred fpA A -ti w. A companion with im*i the dine was ��i mined but mA,*A and got hack to the tunnel, tmttr **9 rvliiailiwl till fUUUfl U> ^k-m. Tb��- bunk bouse of the iimih* kimU "fl tho ttjp of tht mountain ���fern* ih<-rv la no danger, lmt ib��- ttsrl is ��*i feet below. Th* slide rf_;i,.J _*. Uie trait, and It la tle-iight fai Xe-irtbhoa ��lip|*-tl and started At *���������*, ��ad wa* t*** GMtftaaedto tt**��et lunwelf, and waa carrs-d -A* it in Uu* accumulating aucwr. **,.-:���.*�� if*, tsdti-m <>f tlie gulch are Hc^Jvrr lirll hut***, snd hi rv the . ihk��t.w��'d after demolish big tba Ifa-issum shop*. ii*,*!*!. n * ������arvi.t* live in <bik bad Csla. tie haa four to-other* In Itmh o* ^��*��rh����al. mm working lu & Mhr* issiftf ana another at "the AjdAkejdi the other aids .if the a|* ���**. :* the n, jtiialn. The dead man lis stout :i years old, and popular m**t hi* acqimitttajics*. K# wr�� {|it*ldaysa��min]rai 811 mrti w.*re 'trailing t**i the body, but thi- at* trtBjd hs* !***�� a t��i itemed by all <-\ ****** Hi* ?��fvdberwaiMl bri>"h��*rdii law. Tra****.��(I*b��*l were found, and twin Hint\mnh. Imt Hia n*< |an.*t-��il��tr Swi Um* budy will la* r.**eovt'i***��l J* Ny is- xi stimimir. when the #ti����* Ma ad The Fire Brigade Ball TVn-inmittee hat lug tlie matter Hi*Hitman** hall Thaitk-agiving tlatr, N wemlrr 25th have de *>tn| in rrtil Off ihe maaqnarade. -*>f| haw ���niv a plain daiie** This *** Anne .��n account of tlw attortness ** wtae, which will not permit ens* tarn.-** t.-. i*. d��**dgn.*��l and made. ^H^t will la- provided fr*-** iii the WI, ami a t\*ys*\ tint** will la* had. " a to be hoped that everyone will ttlU? jrj endeavoring to make this *J*f''"��t a husrh sttetseaa, as tin' Hand*��n "tv Krigaik* stand In iwhI of fund* to jsvpaiv f,��rth��* winter. n* WorkhUD-all Combination TH. WorW.I*lkfcU combination Jl-pared i��� j| ^tt.t liouia* at Virginia -ii vi**torday evening. In vocal p-k nml recitation*. Him* Franc.-. ���"rid hn* a inagnihenot soprano ���*���-������ of grext voiumn wider com PJJ* control. Her renditions of c^��'r *��n*is waa verv Hn- Ml** ^ii-Ua UIhi tdiow^* �� vnndefful wuiiu voter, ami drntunttc |aiwtr of jw raiisr,.. IhHh lailie* an- hand- ���Jh' ��ii��.I lawful, with rtm* r*toge J****. They will ap|a*ar airaln "*' v"iing at the aame plae*.* Incorporation Comlnq ItU r-iairtwj that the matter of J* tf';..rji���ratl,i,i of Sandon la before r l'u'>t.Mmnt.fl<tvernori and will ;U'M on ahiirtlv, so that the town * w nu*or|H*rau*ai and sleot oflbim with tbi- hpirinniriK of tb,- n��a v,%ir Already thequeaUon of whoKhall lain tb��* uiflvur-t rhalr Is itftattm. wdne |ietdk*. For .iniiu nt abilitv Mirllti^ ehameUT. bonestf of i.tiY- um*, eonhbied with tlu' rapport of a larg*- majority ofthe be* ctti-tu of Sandon, tbt-r.' i* no dtrabt that tb<- almiMi uiiniiiiii..u> v..kf would la* for f but it la probably juat a*. wHI to wait till tb.- iMoqjoratlon |si|a*r* nrriv.' u-fore m* proeeed t. n'lt-ti nor ..fit., r- The Montexuma Jumped. The jumping of tb.- Mootenma pnoperty on the south f����rk oi Kaslo rn-t'k kiaked <��u�� la-.t w��t��!k antl cn*- atrd .piit** a rtlr. Tin* Mont.-zunia ia one of iIh* highly develejiotl jir*.|��- erth-a of tbi* AoiMvortii dinMOQ ami has a eoneentrator apon the ground. Tin* M-aiur*. of i?���. jif,.j���rty bavo l*an workhijf n^'iit along, but po-i gteetad t-�� rerord *Ji�� neonuarv ��-.'���* ment w.��rk. 1'iaat tbi* groimd i!i<- pfoporty wan iumpf-d i-\ a msn ii��U).��l ll-irri- Wlien it 8*4 out thai ���.bi* piitpertv had la-en jfiin|*il tbe iiMiuijjt-r *>l t.i.' litNitexuma purchased tbe junua-r - riirl'i*. pa>*tng fHti In imaiil*.***, > notes. Upon the eoicltsslOB of tht* deal ib��* t��ym.nt >>t tlw mdiii ���*��* (-tapped ; lb. ***inie will |tnrdiably 1* r��-��i*-t*-*l. HOW GALENAS STAND IN LONDON. Stock Gone Fleuy Oicners Want to Know What theu Paid their Good Money For. Tin- following rcrja.t of a meeting ofthe Vancouver and British Columbia (on.-ral Exploration Company, Ltd., in taken from the B. C. Mining Review, of London s "While extending oar congratulation.* to the board of the Vaneouvi^ and British C.iluinbia I'eueral Kx ploraiion Company, Ltd.. on tb.ir dneaskm to meet the heavy slump in the market price of their share* by idling a moBting of the propriet.rs ami putting the facts la>fon* them in all tlu ir nakiti truth, we are yet atirry that we cannot equally congratulate Ibe shareholders on the position <li**elo!sed. Kumors of an adv.r**' character t<�� the company and all it* works have been Hosting about tin* ��*itv for some weeks, and probably inside selling of Ualenas at merely rubbWi petoet indlested that in some quarters it was roaUsi-d that the Vaneouyer syndicate, as it is known in tlu* city, has been the us* intentional instrumenti&r foisting a arerthless sllvcr-lcad property upon the I'riiish public. But we do not think thst th*- shareholders of either the Vancouver syndicate or the .al.na Mines, LUl.', had any idea \ that the real sUU* of affairs was so A man fnmi ..flT tin* bill- who had j lann-ntahly distjui. ting. m4 ����t*n his .��wu lac*.* f����rovcra; **��� ~ .^. vi-nr *t.j.,s I Into tot' poal oSee >.������:* | SA\DOX ORE SUPMENTS. the other day and a>k.tl for some mampa lb* snss referred to tin* wind..�� and walked np ' * a mirror ��.n a Jtttlng |Mriiti'>n and tuptatcd hb n*t|n.-at to the man he s%*a "ti the .ah. r side, Alter waiting some iim.- and ot*. iving oul\ a e >l<! stajne��a amall i*. lallnm was Hipped in Ihr bud b) Ji-lrileliou* I - ti> at the wind m farther lisek W H. I.!lh| a Stipcndam Haqistrarc. W. H l.illv baa nveivtl j.u ap Mintment a- ��.iija*udarv magi>trate. Thk cams with it tha \��*o*t to try i**��tv dehua* c �����*.**��� uj> t'. WOO and the qnaHtteatloU to tr\ criminal cases ��ii!ing nlone. with s llmltatloa ot penalty to six months at Kajukm] LOCAL ITEMS. Didn't Knou: Hia Otcn Face. B��. Freight Car Wrecked. Ijisi Batarda) aa one of Uie big C P. K. loeoinotiv.**. WIW -li-.viug ���onm nretght cars up the grade j .a m ibe staiien. the front ear was lifted ,.ff the rail* at the crowing by the mo* snd in packed owe* the flaugi* and smashed against the ireatlcon the ore switch. ThelYonj trucks I'loke bajse Prom Ibe car and rnvre jainm.*-! sgslnst th.* bind The truck* an.l iron were the wondworh bum truck- taken >ut and ed. CHURCH \OTICES The shipment* of ox from Sand ni from AnguM 1 to Nov. nil er It, inclusive, l***-'7, Wefe a** follow-: Sl<**an Star. Kuth. I'.ivne, Idaho Mine-. Noble l-'lV. . Keen, Auiefican Hoy. Si.**an Bbv, NVoiulertul. .Viax. Majestic, Freddie l.ee Mt. Adam-. L*��-t i'!iance. (toodenough, Cauiintaii iJroiip Mi-cellaneoti*.. i.'.i-a) tons 2,750 5,Ot0| iji. r.r.ij 4,r*l�� 2�� 45 *2�� ���m . ir. is tr? 16 20 91 7"��, Last K. .*i S. 20, Canadian Servic- will be held in Uie Metho disteht.iTl��to��norrowinon.iiu;at ftndewn|lwr at 7:1ft. w��th the mi�� choir and aottff jrvice *���*�� evening sermon. Ih*v. A* *��� ���N,M ford, paator. Prosbvto*rten -eniee in Virginia ball morning an' Im by KevA.B. MeiiJdes. ��HI I** held even Total. . II.IT.U ***** Ore ahtpmeiit-i for the Waak from *<oviaiiber Vt t��l.��. itulu-ive.weit* as fl,!loWS* 1'avne ���_:��-��. Kuth Chance 57, Noble Wive 7i S! van Star 100, Keco uro��pH0 CP.1t. Silcer Quotations for thc Week. r.7.1-1 r.7 7-H ;.7 :\ 4 57 :**s c( Tm We*diteada.v Lead has rematnei 3,,'ltt _________ Saturday, Nov. 18, Monday, Nov. i\ ��� Tuesday, N*w. I��;- - Wednesday. S'ov. 71, win*- Itave been down since ind no reportsreosived. I stationary at Mclver. one of Koss A Me- '������.��� at work on M"' Payne lUli last Saturday by 'on roll on him. Hi* and he will be Angus Donald's nam way wa- having a heavy .->, ;,���kie was dWocatca l,,,id up two or three wee kr* Ere (Gassey) Thompson returned Friday from a visit to his home in Elmsdale, Nova Scotia. I'l. R. Atherton received a telegram informing him tbat his mother had jnst died at Ifrcdrfctton after a short illness. The Whitwater mine declared a dividend of ��30,000 on thc 15th inst., making nearly ���*I00,000for this property this vear". a a The hour for the meeting of the Union Sunday school has been changed from 3 to 2:30 p. m., at the Methodist church. R. T. Riley, of Winnipeg, manager of the Sanford Clothing Co. and also of the Canadian Fire Insurance Co., was in Sandon this week. A. L.. McClaine, secretary of the Carilioo-Raiiibler and the liardanel- les, died of typho-pneumonia in Spo- kaue a fortnight ago. His brother, F. M. McClaine, has lieen appoiutetl to till his place. The Union Sunday school will give a Christmas song and quarterly review service on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 26th, commencing at 2 o'clock, consisting of singing by the school and choir, quartette, solo, and choir and chorus singing. The Hockey Club is well pleased with the arrangements made with Mr. Harris for the use of the link. They will have Uie rink for practice two afternoons and evenings each week and Sunday afternoon, and 40 l*'i* cent ofthe gate receipts at each contest. Smelter returns from thc shipment of the Mount Adams group about a mohth ago, give *.U ounces sUver and 64 pear cent, lead per ton. Work was stopped several days ago on account of slides, but work has lieen resumed on a contract. A chute of clean ore 15 feet long was found on the hanging wall this week. Development will be carried on all winter. The tire hall is complete, and it is necessary to collect the balance of the money suhserieed for that pur- pose. Thos. Brown is treasurer of the tiro brigade, and is finishing up tlie collecting. Everyone on the list is urged to come forward a*jd have the matter settled as speedily as ���jros--.il ilo. At the Monday evening's entertainment at Spencer's hall Mis Ellen Wilson sang two lutllads, ''Answer" and tbat. familiar favorite, "The Skeetest Story Ever Told." This was Miss Wilson's first appearance before a Sandon, audience and her rendition showed talent and abilities that were a delightful surprise to her many Sandon friends. Snow slides are reported front everv direction, caused by the wet weat'ei. Thursday morning at !> o'clock the Noble"Five slide came down alKiut half wav. The new rawhide trail of the Last Chance was also covered, making hauling impossible till the weather gets colder. There hace been several slides at tlu? Idaho, but no damage done. Friday morning the K. K. s. express was delayed two hours and a half hours bv the Lucky .Iim slide. ***, m ���*�� 1 $m Aii: I 'W THE PAYSTREAK, 8AND0N, B.C., NOVEMBER 30, 180T, MINE OWMBRSSHOULD ORGANIZE Their Iotereata art How Left Ba* tirelu in the Hands of the Smenara. Colorado mine owners are forming a Union to compel tbe smelters to Sve them the market price of lead, stead of as now making a fictitious price, 40 to 66 cents a hundred lower, and calling it a brokers' price. The matter was first brought npbythe Northwest Mining Association in Spokane last month, which adopted a resolution asking the smelters to allow the miners a little more than they were doing. This appeal to the lead trust was a good deal like the appeal of the lamb to the wolf, not to suck all the Mood in its body, and will have as much effect without united action on the part of the mine owners. Now is a good time for the miners of Slocan to form a combination and co-operate with the miners on the other -side. The chances of success are at least even. Another nrttter in which the miners of thi* district seem negligent is in allowing the smelters to make their own return-, a*, to w.dg'it, ttin * of arrival, etc., of shipment*. Oae Sandon mine, which Is sending out cars every day, received returns in August on twenty-one cars, reported to haoc all arrioed in one day, when silver was at its lowest notch. Thia might have been so, but it never has happened when silver was at its highest. The deduction for loss In moisture Is left entirely to the smelters'discretion or honesty. This is reported as sometime* being 10 per cent. It la hard to make miners believe that lead ore will carry that much moisture. To have a' representative of the mines at the smelters would be of no egfenae to speak of. and the aatiihetton would at least be had of knowing that the returns trere correct. Joint Stock Companu Regulations. Tbe following official notice Is published in the last British Columbia Gazette: Sections 37, 38, 89 and SOof the "Companies Act, 1897," apply to all extra-provincial (foreign) companies not entitled to obtain a license which were registered In' this province prior to the 8th day of Hay laat, aa well as to all companies incorporated-tn the province, irrespective of the acta 'under which they maybe Incorporated, and to all companies registered under the "Companies Act, 1897," and the attention of dl rectors, officers and managers of companies is called to tbe necessity for strict compliance therewith. Section 37 provides fbr an annual return by companies to the registrar of Joint stock companies of a list of its shareholders and a summary of particulars. Section 3*1 provides for penalty in ease of default In complying with provisions of above section. Section �� provide! that every company shall keep a register ofthe names, addresses and occupations of ttt directors or managers, and shall ���end to the registrar a ooby of such register, and shall from time to time notify the registrar of any changes In the directorate. Section 90 provides fbr penalty In case of default in complying with provlsJ-oas ot above section. With each of the above returns 11 should he sent to the registrar for _____ ���pee. the attention of all e*tra-provln- Qtal companlos Is also particularly called to aection 123, which on the 1st day of January next will also applv to every extra-provincial (for- eigti) company which was carrying on business within the province on the 8th dav of May last, and provides for the penalty to be Incurred bv anv extra-provincial company which 'fails or neglects to obtain a license or oertlflcate of registration under the "Companies Act, 1897." Woe a Mnakal Treat The entertainment at Spencer's opera house last Saturday night hy Miss Mar rack's company was one of the most enjoyable ever seen In Sandon, The entire evening was devoted to music, classical selectious, popular ballads snd piano renditions. Miss Marrack's voice, a rich contralto, was a delight to her hearers, and she showed the thorough artiste In all her selections. The versatile Miss Harry Watson appeared in several musical sketches in costume, in all of which her line soprano voice showed with marked effect. Probablv the in -at enjoyable ���were the selections from "The Girls of Japan," the latest cotntc opera, which was given with all the navitte ofa native of Japan. Sammy Johnson showed remarkable imitative piwer* and was greeted with laug ter on each appearance. Every number on the programme received a heartv encore. m The Sale Wee Poetpo-aed. The aale of the Ibex mine, which was advertised to take place at Kelson, under the direction of tbe sheriff last week, was postponed for 30 days in order to give the pro- mu-tora time to Ax np a deal which may make the sale unnecessary. LOCAL ITEMS, ��� E. (\ Weaver and partner are getting a car of ore down from the stranger to alilp from Whitewater. It Is fine ore. To-night the Silver City Dub give another of their enjoyable dances at the Noble Five hotel, Cody. Sleigha will call at the hotels in Sandon at 8 o'clock. Ladies free. The Pour Leaf Comedy Company gave two clever performances Wednesday and Thursday evenings, at Spencer's opera house. The rAtyy was only a skeleton to introduce the specialties of the artists, each one of whom was good in his of her lino. The Union Sunday school will give an entertainment Christmas eve. Friday, Dee. -.Uh, consisting of a Christmas tree, exercises by the children, etc., at the Methodist church. The second assembly of the Silver City IaOdg.% I. O. O. P. last Than- day night, in Virginia hall, was attended with the usual success of any undertaking of thb popular lodge. A large crowd gathered and danced to the excellent music of the Sandon orchestra till the early hoars. Rubbers! Rubberd Rubbers! Wc are headciuarters���men's, boys', children's ana ladies'. For fall and winter wear. Hunter Bros. i ���*��� nit n*ss���������a���aw Before you buyj'our winter Msckl- naw see our '���Carso Brand.' We guarantee these goods and have tin- sole agency for them. Hunter Bros. Johnstone A Haines have Just received a carload of Gurney stoves. The Goodenough, SANOON* B. 0* Aa-wir-aa Haa. ISA* pa* Sajr Earopaao Wan. *IM�� far Sa*#. Strictly ftrat claa*. MRS. M. A. SMITH, Plop. NOBLE FIVE HOTEL 0-9BY. ���. -0. B0N6AR0 A ffECKART, Preprislsa. Tlie First Claaa Hotel ef C-ssijr. Ha Ira; *tOO pat .Say. (at Moio* Hj* th* Waak. VANCOUVER HOUSE SANDON Mats** a S-aarlatt* af FISH and GAME hi Kootenay THE FILBERT WfL 8UDROW, Preprlatov and atsasftr. ftrat Claaa In Rverjr Particular. Newly Ptor-UofceA, a a Ma*. Ravs Uaanaa. SANOON. B. C. AraM-rtaaa aaS Rawa-ai -W^tmmmmnA famn__ha_l Ihwait-i 0T g*am**m*m*^m} 0T m0gm**^^^m*t0Sml*WaO ���a*a���*sr**a'****a a |"*- in lb* tWf. mknt tsomwtam an4 I*�����.*** tlr WUm_. t4*t4NM*a aaS l**ajart HotelWellington TNHee PORKS. B. c. Twenty Karalshed H earns. AL HOYTs Proprietor. The New York Brewing Co. Drtyer & Hoffmeier; Pro*-*rf"T**tof*. SANDON, B. C. W*ar*noa .apyl-laa alt ..M*f ��� f-romptlj* far Bottla-f aaa* t.aaar Raar. Oar l*ta�� I* aWtatalr par* awl tajaat ta aajr aaar taaSa In CaaaSa Wa urn, naablaaltat wait aad h-tf����. Tlw Br*w*f�� u ruatfrWt* li, a*.arr Satall trllh all tbr laiet*. *n*m*t't*>m*otn. The Battling Dsfartment Is la Charge ef caerer oces. Stricdv Fltst Class, Sftsial Atttatfcm Paid is Tr-r*. .<*��������� RATES: |1.50 to $2 Per Day. J. $. RBBIMSR, Prep. (������������������������������^������������������������������������MWiVB^n^^^--***** JACKSON HOTEL . ���. WHITEWATER M. L. dRiririETT LL B. Barrteter, Solicitor, Notary Public, Etc* SANOON, . . B.Q. A atrictljr trst����laaa hotel is nil Ita appeiataieat*. Livery Stable with goad **��***>* ami Pack Haras* In eennectlon. ISAAC WALDRON. Prop. Victoria House KASLO, B. C. N��* *-��B.i.la��a wltb iaatmm* '��'*.���',> Z* J la tba ��iufH.*. ait r^rr.'._ . r.'m. I ula.*, laalaStas ���twirl* ******' ['*'h �� *tt*t at) Modern Improoements Ahi*'a,nwM.wMa����* t������*i ��'','���*���,", "" a\*nu* VantanUttt ta Hi* nap*** W. J. HAIX, Prop ���m w,^,.ima��2c-*> vm* THE i'A��sn{j:.\K. s.vNiHiN, u.c, novkmbku so, I**)? CEIITBR SlMt WWS. mil �������*������ ��r ta* tat* ta^lata*. aaaSataS hy i\,\\owtng ia ths dedMon In full of the Urs,.u�� *���**** of tha CaaSer HUr va. ths ������,��� Mask, whlrh waa hawlad down by Hr ju*uc�� Walkern* at Nelson, on VfafaMsday laat: IV solution of the tame h-Marea ths m*im** to >bl* sfthm aspswds anon th*** <ii��.ainifiiaii to he fHOsen mjioa H��*t.t��n* ti -wi M "' ��er mlnsval act of toil 1 br- '..ttt,-r fisit of Ssrtlon tl provides UuU mi**** the esatsr line of a mineral rJamt m��**as*aa vda, or sa ths *cgi*im t^rt* piprrsaal it, **ls laid ernsawlap of a tn�� it<�� uvaer-jkall oaljr heontitl��vj mt** mmtt *** taavaiaAoinelinofTS***.- tt ib-* turfaesa sad that, la ��irh si. *rrni. ��fc��* ���*���**��� Haas of tho elaim Atoh Sr. -mr* ii* end Hess���a radhml rh*ngv.. iMtmu-i t. ��a 11 dsprivas the o-aoerof etira <a��<*ral right which bt�� wmild mtbtf* m kmvm horn oatlthral to, Thr moAtott then praeMMlS la 4��DCt t*. <lrftu.' , ����������** a i*t* hMastlon** sa om* wt*,***. HttaU'.i AHirle aunts hv the iin*r**tii.,n <*��� the center hicstlon Has willi th<- intAot "*tri'liS* of a voln i* gtemier ibtn t S��*^rv��s, Thl* "staalte** ongic* ��i itder**-* tUtS, tor tharo i* ��nrh an tn tmtfttj >n in tho fdaiattff** vela, which ttiSr.4k.-m (ib-pate, aad which *Mp* an the iron Mask, tt ahnara on two ,*! tw ���*"�����>�� that arc swore ta as beta* ��tar_i., t�� *w**ng Mt d*sjfriei v? miliar l��tr in-atanre. the btxtrinjt oi th��* letdet **ut ttonpanv tt loraiittn Uo** u oartk 'A d-^.a^mm.saat^andtlwtaiikr mi thru i Hn is north Si dtavyt1* 01 min *���-* eo*A The diiwroacc brt wrr�� thr tvoU, -,i.,u*l��. ai dsareot ^7 minat** ��i rt. (*. id tuarso. lent than thr cuiui *wt sittU ,d M d<Mraa> Ihr *ront��*ii taw. tb-r-M.-rrSj of thsdsfriidant** c������n wi. that thr pUintiCa htral��t��n tine 1* odb t.������**��*** to thO vtftn in diaftotr a "maaamr ioration.* tail* to the n**��'*MJ��l A* I itstrne twrtloa SI. tha at**** of ��� "iLb.-'-*! rialni Is a trUiutorr and nm * L-a-iWrnati-ml pinnacle, hot h thr top H k t.in at anr piar*slang ��t* |**n��filr. *�����-..- high or h��W that nttiflir may V i.:,( iite. mtttAo aaod in tna* ar*'l����ii tn t,.,, ,d gjna^.** The art glvm ***> ���"HSnit.on nf ��n Af*ex line, that ��* to my, *�� *o w h,-ij��rr it taav ran akyward nr <4hrr��ir_a; btr* It haa atwava heen **w4--r*i**4 hum, as wall a* in tbr win* *��MI f-iiinunitira to the aanth A ita, t5Mitu.il o Ha>* Is a horifnnUl on���� Titeme- .ritartvatNpa clear tbr may lo �� mm ..Iranian .4 thr ttiisatlttS in d��* |otr. Hb honor Jttclgr Forin. at the in Sam. ���j the Irntrr "-liar mwiiaiit. J*T��ntnj ��n injnactloa oa the ��th .lav A wHmniith mtramiag tho Iron Mails "iaijan, frtutM trtafissaitsg in th- r<Uiiitifl*i.mnel whichraashoriwmul 15 thn.ttgh ths din ef tho northerly v n n **>**Ai vrin hi dfwrlhod In tne alR ',*!_'*" ** vr>,n -*'1 *��� *^***o sns* I* l�� ***** tt****nA. In tho older made Hrtteti npi^e d I, p,tMmi li^j fop 'wimirlmmth m do no farther - ���i-v n| ih��-ir "tunnel* or w *"t>iiMh..t,ottndHssof the Iron '���*aii����.i until that oider ahould J"'***! or ntherwlas dia|Mised ��f. <����i f **�� t'����ii hsforo me I htdd thai onl.r " ���*<��������� ��1. *t..|ifwd the iiUinliffs from Jnhrr .inking s shaft, whlrh l�� deal- \n * '!' lHli**** 0* whntl So ISjasH ���fJV'-' hidedla tha word "w.irkinjr* ' .m,r*l|,',f''*��jp*ortlltt�� to Mr. Unrrani * JJI-iv.t.hasheim Mink to a dej.th ..I J_ ����***��. in nrs all that distance, thr or.- ���*���<'*>��� t .*,Ita nf ttta plslmir* vein Nn. JJ��Ma��k Both he and Mr. Jnym Z, .,hn ��lMl^ ���*��� ��** iMleinlml to I* dinavow* rr.*r having utnli-rtakiui to atop work in tl..* ��halt, an troch ��to|i|iiige 5 woohl virtually mean th��t nt..t>|.airr of further drrelopinent tn the j.l��iiitin'�� 1 fdn So. 2. He therefor desirw to be unrlrn��U**l am not now ronaetitiiij*' to sny fttch uno'-ruktiif-. and 1 certainly, under Ui* ehwaaHtmssi, have no right to n-r-jutre il. He mmle thin fttatement an, htt ttoticr of mrSion in, in tertiis, to lo merely vsry tlie injunction |*nuitod by Judge Forin. t.y extending iw time limit Until the K.-aftng of thia rwtknr. (*L-rtlnSel for the Iron Ma*��k rori.jraiiy has -sirrnuoutly op|*oar.l a euntJssttlon Of the injunction, a* welt a* Mr. I>alv'�� soyjlkaiion that the nlainliff* ihould �� altoacl u> QOntbae the finking of uliaft No. 1 Affidavit* on both #ide�� were had with reaf-avt to nn alleged infraction t.y thr *4ainiiff'* order, inaimucb an thev had sontisnsd to ��ink Uie shaft, hut "I am *ai!*lt.*.l thai then- wan no intention 00 their jan to di*..U-v the order, and thai the work they did amae from the umiak, m ,t�� term*, which war et-jdain- *A in Mr. I��aly'��alhdavit. With rnapsd to tlie mslnniMitluu, the evidence it wholly one-tided, for Uie only afftdat il* tadorr me arr tjuate put in tto hehaif af the plaintiff* hv Mr. Ihir- ant, thnr *o}*#nnU*ndant, snd Mr, i-oyrr. the (..nunan. Mr thirant tr*titie��> 10 ihe sseors-**** of ����eveml |4an*. showing a* they do, thr relative j��*iti..n* of the Centre Mar, Iron Ma*k, War Kagl* and Idaho Ua*ati<>t a. and al*o the j.rfitionft of the i-l.'s'���:,".'* tdiaft No. .1 Snd their vein No, t, thr veis in d-tpate, and it* dip in a it��.f'.f..'tly direction at an angle Si them AS degTSM into tha Iron Ma*k grttotid He aim auteo lhat lit* hae trwee*! the vein from tlie r.i*i��*rjy line of the Centre Star claim along it* nurface until it rniefa the War l"agle location, and Utat no i*art of ita n\+\ lie* within the t*��Hindri.i* ..I the tn.n Mi.**k Moreover, sn (raragraph M of lu* affidavit, be statt** that the mouth of tiie tunnel aU've rrterretl to i* in the plaintiff'* gntui.4. and that tt** eeOtSi for a con- ttderatde diautit-e u> within thssarfSSfl houotiari.** of tlie Irwu tMa#k ha-ation. hot th^tugh a l��*ly oi ore that lonas |��art of the dip of the plaintiff'* vein No. J, Mr. IkwlwcJl haa referred me to an American drnfion. to Uie effect llial the plaintiff*, for inalaiH-e, have bean, in vict of common law doctrinea. tn**��>*u*L*.- rr* from ihr moment they encroached upon tlie Iron Maak ground*. 1 fully a*- matmtbjbj Hut alt that Uie dtv��**H.n virtuaUv mean* ie that a court ihould not overlo.k the rule that tUtutory pro- vtaio..* attrh, tor in��tance. a* wetion* :il and $!, fhsai see la darofatioa ni th.* common law, ��houid I** oonatrn.-d tscrut ly. Itnt'the leg*��hiture ha* *ettV-.l th;s tioinu unetiuivomlly. >*f giving, in effect, Ute ore of vein No. f. at di|** into the Iron Maak IdU��e jl4intin*aasB**$r prop- ertv. There i*. therefore, no r*��>m U*r ettnlrntioaatamt it. lhat i* t" say,OB Uie evidrmre ladore me. Mv attrnlion aa* called hy Mr. ikA- ; well' u�� i-aragraph V*t ol Mr. Ihirant* (afflilatit.-ahirhita* folh.wn: "1 veniy ' twlietr that three month* from date , plaintiff* will have bSBO ;��>'le to ctmtmue Uw amking of their fhait to k tufBcient when Uie tunnel hat been projected 39 bst farther the shaft and tunnel will! Sieet and the ..re of vein No. 2 lie eventually lowered instead of being hoisted. But Uiis it. neither here nor there. The complaint of the plaintiffs is that the Iron Mask commencid a shaft on their own ground and continned it downward until it struck into tlie workings of the Centre Star tunnel. The injunction in <jue*tion was to restrain the defendants tcmporily from furUier pro -ceding with this shaft or interfering wiUi the plain- tiff'H wurks in their tunnel. A continuance of the injunction until the hearing is now moved, for it appears to me from the evidence that tlie plaintiffs are en- htled to it without giving more than the ordinary undertaking as to damages. Tiie costs of this motion will abide the event. vf i/\ *���.[ to ^llf��^lltoei,ll(/��^Wf�� DR. A. MILLOY, DENTIST. Room 17, Slack's Hotel. Sandon. ffffff '���'*��� �����; war* of mining esjwruu^ ���._,_�� Ut me thst I m ' n, ��, lj ri^|ltJ,,{ Icring with the I'l* �������"*��� **2^it*** 1*****}.**^ wav from tt"' dl| Mask gronud, tin* ��..nl.l ��*' tn**4!-****** pany a tr��*l dhiretskm, of couttw 11���. riolsadsnt com* '.' "," "ZTTt th. v ever wwpec�� such Hi. Sweet, the well-known steamboat engineer, died in Kaslo last Friday from a complication of heart and lung troubles. 1 ' - Thos. Brown & Co., SANOON, B. C. Carry the largest stock ot Men's Furnishings in the Slocan. Everything from the finest dandy apparel to tbe working clothes of the Miner. WINTER CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, UNDERWEAR, RUBBER GOODS, HATS. SHOES. SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, ETC. Fair Dealing and Honest Goods. Come and See Us.. Christmas *-;�� Of Elegant. Useful Furniture. Twenty styles of pretty Ladies' Chairs. Rocker in Cane, Reed Work and ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Upholstered in French Silk Brocatelle, Plush and Damask: ornaments for "���""""""^ at $3J0 each. Handsome and acceptable presents in Ladies' Secretaries, Bookshelves, Fancy Polished Tables at ��1.00 each. I have too peh stock for the tim^ airi am mincing prkw *9 c^t of treight and bandlti*. Another SW^a-MMW Stock too heavy; Prices to Zero. tfiftv dL.7on Al ('hairs at 6() eents each. ��� ; Fifty patterns of silk and other covers with fr.m- minis tor sale by the yard D. fl. Crowley, Thirty years' practical UplM.lstcrcr: Near the UiK.Koft.ee, New Denvei*. * ��� ; wm ,;*����� 'M' Wfrnm fwfm 00 :i ! *m ��{|f:! : THE PAYSTRKAK, SANDON, B. C, NOVEMBER 20, ml I" The Paystreak. Is Issued every Saturday tn Sandon, tn the hear; of the ttresteat White Metal camp on earth. Sulax-riptlon ��� ... K.flOayear Strictly In advance. Addrenc Thb Patstrrak, Sandon. B.C. SANDON, 1% C, NOV. 2Q 1897. The people of the Bonndry Creek want railways, and want them bad, where they hare millions of tons of ore which will remain worthless until fair freight rates will enable them to ship it for economical treatment, bnt they do not want the C. P. R, at least not without a competing line. The Boss of Tammany Hall, Dick Crocker, ia just now receiving col- umna of biographical notice tor which he will not be called upon to pay. The historical sketch, though not very flattering to tbe people of New York, ia instructive to those shack- strewn hamlets who are aspiring to the cultivation of Tammany boases of their own as ������Cities." The United Statce press are so hnghly hugging themselves on the alleged unanimity between themselves. Russia and Japan on tbe seal question that one might suppose a a triple alliance fbr offensive and defensive purposes had been ratified by these three powers, bnt Uncle 8am cannot depend on tbe civility of the Mikado to any great extent so long aa Hawaiian annexation is in tbe air at Washington, while the avowed resolve of Japan to resist all farther agression cf Russia in the Orient is well known. Bhazil, which was fbr many yean prosperous under a monarchy, is today financially wrecked aa a republic, which fact gives point to the old adage thai the beat form of government Is that of a benovelent despotism. In Don Pedro, Brssll had one ofthe most wise, benevolent and unselfish men that ever swayed a seep, tre. Tbe experience of Brazil proves that a nation may have an ideal gov- eminent fbr which the people are not fitted by education, tradition or instinct, and the result is chaos. Brazil is not the only republic in this condition to-day. In fact tbe world has bnt one republic ao far, which may be considered a success and that Is not on this continent Tm Klondike is intoxicating tbe adventurous trom I-6odon to tbe an* tipodes. London shopkeepers are making efforts to persuade their pub- lie tbat tbe gold-seekers should fit out there and carry their shovels and picks along with their gear from the Old Country. An enterprising Londoo pawnbroker advertises to lend money���on good security���to go to the Klondike. From New Zealand and Australia, it is estimated that not less than '80,0CO wUl sell fbr the Klondike In February and March. Of this number nine out of ten will be disappointed and a large proportion will find their way Sloean-ward. Having arrived here great will be their disgust to find claims tied up by antiquated mining laws and foolish prospectors. In Australia a mining claim mast be operated within forty- eight hours after It Is staked, and worked oontlnuoualy. No Crown grant ofa claim is ever issued, and tbe right to occupation ceases unless tbe claim is constantly worked. The incorporation of Rossland as a city has not led to the suppression of gambling In hotels. Just what constitutes gambling In Rossland Is at present a debatable quantity be tween the mayor aad his two confreres on the board of police ootnmls- skmera, the former being disposed to be over liberal to the "tinhorns** according to the estimate of the chief of police and other commiasloners. Rumor aaya the Mayor and his two coadjutors went into secret ezecutlve session oo Monday week when a compromise wm effected by a game of "three up," where In his worship held the four aces which gave bim the right of way, therefore, henceforth there Is Co be unanimity in the Rossland civic family and stud poker only, his worships favorite wtll be tolerated, while the patrons of roulette, fhro and craps will be ������jugged'' or fined or both. This reminds one ofthe New York Dutch judge, who, presiding on tbe bench for the ftrat time, called the drunks before him: **Vdmy man vat you got dhrunk on?" -I got drunk on whisky, yer bono**." "Ah, so, yon got drunk oo whisky, me fine yoo ten dollar." Going through sbnapps and the minor tipples with a cash graduation, he came to tbe last oo the docket who owned up to having got drank on older. "Eh !ngaaped bis honor, "me not fine you, me gat dhrunk on lider meself." ________________ raaa coiaaoa of silvbu. I propose to show that the present law relating to silver coinage is a tree coinage law. I base the claim on the act of 1878 entitled "An act to authorise the coinage of the standard silver dollar and to restore Its legal tender character.*- That la its title. The text reeds, 'There shall be coined * * * silver dollars ofthe weigh*; etc. ��� ��� ��� asprovided in tbe act of Jan. 1% 1837, on which,*- etc. When this Interpretation of tbe act was argued before tbe judiciary committee of tbe bouse of representatives, it was objected that tbe $2.0001000 purchase clause following the words I have quoted by common undemanding and by fair Implication restrieted coinage to tbe silver so purchased and bad the same effect as though It had said In express terms, "and there shall oe no other or farther coinage under this act than of thc silver so purchased. *- All but a small minority of that committee held that the purchase provision was limitary���so intended and so oommonly understood. In vain was it urged that what was *1n; tended aitd ao commonly undemood had no standing with a court In the judicial Interpretation of a statute, but the "general u.rdemendlng and the long practice of the department overcame what aeetned to me a plain interpretation of the statute. But we have got past that trouble now. The two million purchase clause waa repealed and tne Sher man clause was substituted, and now tbe Sherman purchase law Is repealed With that rep****.!, of course, fell sll Its implications of limitation. There was no other limitation or qualification to the -there shall he coined standstd silver dollars as provided In the act of 187*1* And what does that provide? Section ao of that act provides for the delivery ol coinu> the deposito** of bullion in tl,,-onier of priority td denotlt, and*Ttt..i. n provide* that stiver btilli-m *-na_i)��,. received and coined for the benefit of the depositor. What, than, shall we say of an aii ministration which thus penbtently refuses to the citizen his Haiti stat-i tory light to free coinage of hi* ��u ter? Tbe Impeachment by which that right may be recovered mustoome from the people when they come to a realization of their legal right* and wtll elect a president wbo haa the courage of a Jackson to defy the j*I, tocracy and will open the mint under the law aa now lo force. Jtroox K. D. Stark. The Merehaata Bank of Halifax anil open a branch in Sei-aun Vour money back H. Gicgcrich, ,,,.,-��. .���. . GENERAL MERCHANDISE. tf you don t like Schillings oriiceriks a provisions. Best baking powder. MINERS' SUPPLIES, Agenta for GIANT POWDER. GOODWIN'S CANDLES. CALIFORNIA CAPS and PURE SAIIDOIf. B.C Store* at AHwwarth, Kaalo aad Karnlon We are headquarters for Ore Sacks; see us if you need any. -4 l.i. House, m* SANDON. In addition to Its furnished room*. Is Inst the place In get sn��� OYSTER STEW "���CLAM CHOWDER. AU HOTT. Romnrr Macdonalu SKI!. Mrlt IW.VAIM MACDONALD BR08., Proprietors. Rates ll.fiO to 12.50 per day.- Headquarters Ibr Mining Speculate*! and Capitalists. Reco Ave., - - Sandon, IM' T1IK PAYSTKEAK. SANDON, B.C., NOVEMBER 20. 1897. saw iVMie. j A Mi-hmaoa wUl be SUverton'* ,0*] ���rj-atttt-WUjT. IV i *Bi*Toniaa haa over ICO lam of ^ootb^lump. ���IV wagou road to the Vancouver. ft** Mil*. If a|����oed. K jt Sen and wife havegona to Ment- j,_j to *j;*��,tHl the winter. |t i> Mid thai the Aautae will *hi\> l��i um ot otto thia winter. p ft Lewhi aad Mha Oaratlae Hall vet* taarrtcd ia TofOntO last arerk. IV ��tr*tiM*r Hlocan will hare eoal |a*t t* mam n lin gmtaa can be eheegeii. i. ,x��m4��t��M��' work la being done mt tit* Kskff 1 rartton. a Ten Nile pro P*. a pirAe waa baea tmmAe oa the Col east** Mat the Eveaieg Star, l-ayi-m S���� York f����of24t have boad��*��i thi* tmttcht grxmxp oa Twelve Mil** for PgAH T H Warti, of Nelanit, waa martlrwi j,:. \tm Maade -ark. of Meatreai, on the g^ksf Oeteher. Tk uttiuel tm the f rinea ia la mte**t, .*'tb< .-._-.* wilt pruhaMv he strach tatit pen week. U ti- ��wm {.cfeilta tha (3taf4��aa will make stw*Jnt nhiiiieant la a fee tlajrt to euf anwlxct at Natwa. A ��� otkman at the PhMliv had ont* e ko ant*a tarred tm Tn*w��lav bv an ��j^..��*n A dynamite A �����**���� -paper teaafta the ftoadholder *mt km 9*"*\ AWA m*\k*m that it wa* ****%fbi .u lor the -raeiiiaay. Ihr nm* taxi*** et tht Howard Practise arr full ot high grod* ore and a .*'}****-��! artll suou W U-jVlr w.'-ri oe the f Id-Hit* aaa n��um.tl h*i Frttiajf. after two week* rMftatton, ****.: to a ftreat laSaw of vaier. Men at* ri-tgaged ea the T��n Mile nxwi caaA.. levHing It np and i-atiinjr it is heitet (ondiUttu lor nart> ooAge. TW ���� mill oa Tan Mil*, lately \*ot m oowuito at t amp Ajrlwin, la tutttnff Wat/ ttmhttfa for th���� Ehtt-vpriar mini* A '.. j* t tutor} will he reaott the I *k. ��*��. th* ta��sa�� ta over the *��.*i��h ��M ��� ��-ut t-ae misa thtaaide of Silvwc rtsriatrv mail <lir.fi onlv (or Itowiland, Trail, Alnmrorth. BalUir. Kaulo, Nelson, Pilot Bay xnd Bobsoa. See Denver and lh�� other ofHi-eri uameii have lanea receiving their r.'zi��rv mail through other anil sloweri-nanni-lii. ���*��AKI **!���. The house ol John (tenelle wm J'iirn**.l to Iht?'jjro mi. 1 on Mom lav noon. Tbe Are originated (roto tlie chimney. Very little of the (urniturv waa aavod. Tboa. Ahriel fUrr-Uni on a trip to the east on Tureday Mr. Ahriel it an old- titoe antl honored itwtdent o( the town, and all with him a mie jounier and a be-artv go.si tim.*. It il rr|>orte.t that he ia to fa- away arveral monih*. A movrmeot i* on toot to get an 0 for the chttrch *a?o*it*��intNaktta*f *��� gn-atiy nretl��d. and it it hoj*��l the mut�� in thi* direction will receive the A all int��reat<-d in church work. On Monday, Nov. lat, an old man of 80 years, named Wm. J. Dtigdftle, was found dead in Ins room in a house on King street, Toronto, where he had lived a iiermiu life. An examination by Coroner Greigh revealed the fact that the unfortunate man had died of want and old age, while in the same lean hidden amongst filthy clothing and Hewed into tlie ticking of the bed, tlie Coroner found rolls upon rolls of liif'���*��, amounting in all to $1,310. The rgan Thi* A concert will likelv la- given on the rtili auptrort A coocr.t wiU likely be give of lie*. tS help j-ay for the organ ttgemlm Nl| tUtmtW, If voo are��� Thirsty, weary, HUNGRY, or Call at the The Serve) hat. been i-otnpletcd for tlie Kaslo k l_��rd���� -tiuut-an Ky , for wi.h h a . barter wa* granted last wint er by lW|>rovincial government. Presf- dent 11 J Munnof the Ka-do A Slocan Ity. ��% a J ��> {>:���!. nt of ihi* company. A A Pavensa, with a party sf other anrve-fora recently !�����st.-d the route of Ihi* road who-h will mean much to Kaalo, and whirli a.Si prr.bahly al*o awaken thc HtttS hamlet ..f Argenta to hsirome a *own next .j-rit.g alien con- strut lion i�� e\t..*cted I*. la"gili. The road wjli *tart at Argenta, at the in>rthe��*t eml of K>r����teitav lake, follow ap the eatt -��jd��* <��1 l>��wer t bin. an river, tuna* around the ea��t *ide of llowiier ake and folio a the up|ter Duncan to be month A Hall ereek A branch line b to crna*. ihe ibincan rivet below IhincanCitt and follow up the I*ardo river to Trout lake Ka-i.�� New*. The Ivening Star on Dayton cr**ek Is repnti.*.! *old to Hugh Sutherland for tit.iiti. 10 per eent, rath and tin balance in ninety day*. J. A McKinnon. J. M M. Ren-wbini SS4 A. P. Mclkuiald are the tire war den A Sitverttw Hotel Ivanhoe. Mai Faic Mia? Soo Pacific Line. Quickest aBd Cheapest Route to St. Paul, Chicago, Detroit Toronto, Montreal, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and all Eastern points. Unexcelled Sleeping Cars on all trains. Tourist Gars to St. Paul daily; Boston every Thursdny; Toronto everv Monday from Revel- stoke. Steamer leaves Nakusp daily except Monday, making close connection at Bevelstoke with trains for all points East and West. Before vou travel get information front C.P.K. agents as to times and rates. It will save yon money. Applv to nearest railwav agent or to A. C. McARTHUR; Agent, Sandon. B. M.McGREGOR, T.P. A.. Nelson, B.C & J. COYLE, Dist. Passenger Agent, Vancouver KASLO &SL0CAN RY i Dealers in General Merchandise KASLO and CODY. TIME CARD Subject to change without notiee Trains run on Pacific Standard Time. HOTbL SAN Is the Pioneer House of the City R. CI SXISG, Proprietor. Lear. 8 00 A.M ** tiu " '��� 9 �� '* *��� 9 51 " ������ 10 08 "' '��� 10 18 " - 10 S8 " Arr. 10 50 " Kaslo SuuthFork Si-route's Whitewater Bear late MrGutgan Arrive, 8 80 P.M /** 815 " . tlS " f CO " ��. X4S " . 1 38 ** Leave 11.�� a.m 11.85 Tt�� road tietweea HUmtoe At**l Ne�� l^ater is treing \**)t ia alispe l��* ��*nter tntei AftaattWfll he nnt*Hi over the ��wit**dartiif tee freaty jaHioi ol the ytat The(entrel Motel hes h**m Imaed hy ��Unv sht^an la Jehn Malpln <kwinan "*ea *.ll act aa manager, a fact that *:iltaake the hottae t-wipuUr iimnedi H.*c*r, ntv i-eople intrml ta eelehrat. tWa.it-.nl of I tie railroad In a proper *A Uttitia manner. The Xew l��en-.-ef ��'**��* l-antl wiU likely furnhh part A the ot*]i rat iuii. m*. b r.lvnn and Mlm Mae \*rng*bo* fill *n* married InS^Otlenexl Welti. �� *�����' Sow 1 leaver friend* e ��tend t h.i r ��� ���*<>craiillations la advaiice A the l��pp> .-vent. \aOWiw * lUtrli.rft.m have \o****A the wmlnf. a t atnnab Mm*h in Shwant tt> W hctvi purpit����i. It took some Mine wu theae |Mimilar penide laund at *** **>*' hem '���.,��,.( Mite At the lw��t of J*l*M*an lake ,llv�� re**ent order nl the |aet����IH**e paninent the Spokane pa-atoJlhe la fwwdter to make up ralatry |��n��*��* '* �� nuintier of officna in Brltlah < olnm Jtr among them Deer Park. Waterloo, moo, Cody. Mdiuigan. Nahnap, Nej J��v-r, IhiaeWry, Saline. Saml��m. J<��* 5;rt��n, Slo,-a���, fkree Koih*. * ����?*,*,', "MiewMer and Ymlr. Ktretom""! ,h" VW- i.jf.e�� liaa ma.b* ��M�� the Junction " 118 �� ih Leave 100 " CODY LINK. Sandon Arrive 11.55 a.tr.. m^^mMmmmmmmmmmm Cody UJO ������ ROBT. IRVING, TraUk* Mnsrr. GEO F. COPELAND, Hauerintendent ror cheap railroad and atenimhip tickets to and from all points, apply to & CAMPBELL, Agent, Sandon. iisi ljcalcr in MEAT Oct 8 SANIM N. -: AT : R(XSSI.ANI), XKI-SON. TII UKR KASI.0, PILOT BAY AND FORaS. PLOCAN CITY Kootenay Mercantile TailoringCg A full line of PIECE GOODS always in Stock From Montreal California. Allan Line �� ��� Parisisn. " Oet.t Carthattiman " ��� Labrador .Dominion Line Vanconver, ���* _^^^^^^ From Kew York Umlrria.Cunard Line ������"��� �� Etruria " Campania. " ��� �� Majestic, White Star Line Teutonic " ���-�� ��� St. Pant, American Line ��������� St. Louis, M ' -- " State of Nebraska, Allan State Line ������- Southwark. Red Star Line ...Sapt�� Noordland, " ������ Cabin *4*r, **ri,'(��. ?���">**��and apwards. liiU*nTte��li��l- *-*�� and upward*. Steera���� -Sh.f*9 and upwards. Faervntr-ei-s Ticketed thn-ueli to all pnlnis in Great Britain or Ireland, and at S|��d*lly low rates to all parts of the Euroimu. Gcntlnent. t-tepaid raataie* srrauae.1 from all points. Anfily to A. C McARTHUR, C.lVR. Agent Sandon, or WILLIAM 8TITT, UmmM General AfKiit, C. P. R. Oaieea. Wlnnlpm BOM GO. FITZGERALD A WAY. Prop*. I MINING PROPERTY BOUGHT, AND STOCKED. Manufatur-er:* ol Kinds ol CARBONATED DRINKS I Syphons Ginger Al<% ^plBarsap.ri^^^ J. R. & D. CAMERON. Patronize borne industry when yon want the best i: m ri "6 THE PAYSTREAK, SANDON. B C, ynVKMBKR 20, ltt>7. ****mOW*M*MO>- V-. ������.,���-��� MINING R&GORDS. The following is a complete list of the mining transactions recorded t'urvig the week in the several mining divisions of the Slooan. Those of New Denve ��� were as follows:-��� -locations. Not 10-Btock Pox, Hooson creek, Prank Hooaoa. NOV1 f-Galeoa Fraction. Sllverton, A B Plag- land; Falrvlew. Seatou creek, R Strangvwajr: Jumbo, ���Mine, W R Beattie. AflfUtaantaTa. Nov ft-Kentocky Girt, Hope. Nov lo-Bartington No S. Nov 11���Derky, Ladj Jane. Nov M-Bldo-rado. Nov.-^^L*brador, Norway. cnmric-n. or laraovtanna. Nov 11���Democrat, Climax. Nov tV-BoUmkr. ���jBAauaas. Nor fr-Black Knat |, J A Otto to L H Uats. OetSAtAt). Black Knot Fractkm, P H Lantx to The Dominion Mines, Nor 5. Lilly, ��ame It. John MacOofltan. same. Nov 10��� Annie \. Wm D Tbotnpeuo to John T Moore and R Orando, Get to, rtOta. Nov 11���Texas Boy, * tntet est dalmed by right of location, J N Nnnn. NovlS-The Flint 6/IS, W �� Terrill to Robt Cunning, Nov 8. Dominion and Union Jack, A Wilds and A L McLean to Cans Anderson, iwwer of attorney. Acme |, .John TiaKng to Charlie Aaienou, Nov IA. KdlnbMahl/U,Jat*_n Smith to Thoams Henry Wlfaoa,NOT IL Oakland. Jaa A Aadoraw to same. am. Moitie Huafaes, Idea, Real Idea. Naawaa Pinto. John Hughes by Fettt Haghes, Ui attorney, to Hea-ry E MeOarrile. Jnae a EUrharaad B-dt-UKW.., Wn Ryaa to Ernst J IMjee.saaie. Same i/s. E J Dot*ee to W 8 Drewry, Jane ��. Same f, Wm Ryai* to aame, aune.fioo. SLOOAN CITT DIVISION. LOCATIOKS. Nov S-Montmtmnri, J MlOer. Nor ��-T-_-Ut, Robt A Bradahaw. Nov to��� Legal Tender. Nov a-Mcmtmoienci |, J O Miller to P A MltrtieU. QnjmBe��l/��lEMcFaddeatoSJCarTy. Nov lo-ConuBdrum aad Connadram No S |, James M Gray to Henry Sheran. noaear I, B C MeChrvfBe to H��-**e2t*oU,**tia Haiti* to AINSWORTH MTISION. LOCATMSS. Nov S-Iroa Kins, Fred Manuel. Nova-BBB,A*-cBanttn��. Nov S-Barateek, W F Hatt. Nov11-Tem Rak, Albert Llad and Alfred .m*lmm^*mn^*mmJttyO Bo** ��-Brts��thoM, Thos Werkaata: Iron Ixttte._tt��|i_rjw^_ooks; St J-jeeph, A BMeltoa- akl;. mama. ooXs; St Aimayk,' A R WeDoa- N MeXaaaitoeaad R A Cam- Nov fr-Aai'��""��� "t betweea Oas W Roehe and Matthew E bogmn ofSpoteae. with regard to Nor U-BVyaa. Nov U-Bedroek aad Essex. TSAsmas. Nov S-fjfaaet Fraction, W Gordon Rom to Omat ifKaaSorant to C BeaMer.* Mokoa k.JK Myktt to John dasnaoo. Oaaanl |f CBoisS.r to 1> Great. Nov 10-Akwaeda aad Sir Chariot aatemeat toaeU|,PBvnw.GaoBfr>J_h, DLSmith, andJ L Browa toOtto Asfaxaader. l^Kky Scott Pnctfc-o. A O Evan* to W R J I 8rM_B H Baniati'il to aaa*M>. 1-rtrJj.BM L, BteAator, Blk, Blue Bird, Cabs I,CLLftSaasfHantmrra*toO0 Uhem. j.^T��r_M'*��'ir^!^_!.'l |^����La^r_^.ki��s _jrtaill*ia sail Bfattte, Petta Hagfaes to Hanry *nW0*neV9*immwo*tea**n*w Will Boom. T. D. Petty, sn English mining ex- persat, y�� British Columbia will be tbe future aipper-produdna country in the world. Countries like Spain snd Portu gal have passed the senith and sre now on the decline, while there Is only one out of the four copper mines in Arisona that promises to hold out, so the road aeems to be perfectly clear for the l*svetik provinces. Mr. Petty says the copper ores of the Boundry country are of a low grade, but thoee of the East Kootenay are full of promise. He also believe* the Ashcroft svstem for reducing low-grade ores has been a success, and consequently means hundreds of millions to the Koe-tlan.l camp. Crew's Sot l*��al, The Crow's Neat Pass Coal Co* which controls a wide area of coal lands in tho neighborhood of the Psss is making the necessary preparations for beginning mining operations as soon as the railway reaches their property. Wm.Blaketnore, the general manager of the company, it at present in Montreal on his way to England to purchase such machinery and man**rials ss cannot be procured in Canada. He has Istely returned from making an inspection of the campeny's properties and expresses Uie opinion that the deposit is probably the largest unbroken basin of bituminous coal ou the continent, being far iar-^r than the Gape Breton areas. In quality, the coal is of the highest class, the percentaas ol ash in it being but 3, and in cone made from it but 5, compared with 8 per cent, in Montana coal and 15 per cent tn Montana coke. The percentage of sulphur, which it is well known is one of the most deleterious substances when found in coal seams, is extremely low, averaging only about one-half ot one per cent. This places Crow's Seat Paan coke on a line with the best Welsh. That the coal is so superior a quality and is in such abundant qesntity, is a (act of prime importance to the residents of the country where the winters are so long and severe as they aro in the Canadian North-Wettt, and to the gold and ailver mining interests, to which cheap coke is of ro greet importance. It is too early to rk with assurance on the matter, but probability is thst the Crow's Nest P*ss coal can be shipped as fsr east as Winnipeg and thst s valuable market fbr it will be found in Montana. Tbe coal outr^ropMome of the seams being ��> feet wide. The seams are broken by the beds of creeks, aad rise on each aide of the croeka. ao that the workings will Im upward. It is a strange fact that the miners prefer the smailor to the larger seams, the former being more cheaply worked. Tho Stiver Wagged. Hugh Sutherland hss taken up the bond of 930,000 on ths Silver hogget group, on Eight Mile, snd turned it into a joint stock company called the Hlocan City Mining Co. The principal directors sre Hugh Sutherland, William Mackenzie of Toronto, snd D. I). Mann of Montreal. The company Is s close corporation. No stock will be placed on the market st present. It is the company's intention to prosecute development work this winter snd by spring determine the plant necessary for working the property to ita fullest capacity. Wbtn Ormoaa Maaatala. The approach of tbe Crow's Nest Pass railway will cause considerable stir in the White Grouse eountry next year. The company of which Hugh Sutherland Is representative hss bought sn Interest In the Storm King snd Copper King groups sad these properties, comprising 14 claims will be worked extensively next summer. Copper is abundant in this section, aad if thst metal touches 17 cents, as is predicted by many, within the next year, all properties will advance In value. ^���������.-.-..iwiNinSLi i ��������������> The Hammond Reef Mine, nesr Fort William, sent its first gold brick east a few days ago. It weighs shout five pounds, snd wss taken from 259 tons of ore In s run of 804 hours. AT A COWBOY BAMOB. Oil y,V Utile ���*_jn>tV��.s rr-fly Twt 'eta out opon the w-r- . I.li-ui.th<-rv. youcumm'. Steady! IJvelv now t that empto ems*. Sbirrtjf.Shrsd lhat ol' ��4ttbf��rft> ? Hr.Mt. b.K dotat* thai rigmttdt*' I Sirs. *er rusrtl..' C-^WMrn.! ���K.-tviheUrllea! N-.w,attest' Mutt .-et U.I1-S all tot-*****-* I LaON* .vjrp.s.it Ik- "SMS t HS the lemhc* sr tlh ye < tmlhsr ? 1-sU.ir- all, an' ��� wbut tn dans' I Oanr*' th h. Ben In Hr** raktMr* Ckv' - Mtga. aa* d."aafHts> ��� "Ny stMm"itoin to Uto Sddlr* ��� Swing h��*T to* trtd an'o8 yoo got Find tott' torwasd \ Barb u- pbtr** * AevxfttdttAU-t I HhuSt^Urk? Kow yoofn g A M ttow m to eases! Sarins''m lilt th*lr ln4t*n etook t tr*ir*�� all rtbrht a hid ma' tmm* I %wlne Vat kfcat Vf_t If t**a bin ��� Oa to mtu am' bnp a gnta* TtU-'o hh yrr pants mgaAn ��� Grmts toreoti* : Udir>ar��M t.i." Fwra* a Immbxt t liatlanre a%. W\**d <jn a**** ����� where yo" tiwrntd *n* l'f*m>n-*matmmdlkrkAl: BsUm--* to y** mtd*. an' tewt Vsa M nnd Hhr ettrls mmtd* ojaxk t Gmi* ��a* ktss Via tttdts y��a*r# #..6 ��*m�� ICumI em to ��11. A my kirk ? l.t lk#" l��|t ha-wi to y*t *r**��nlt*ft s Aumtn' (lr\nd r'^fht an' ten ' litUhrr* ad tk* sstI.il- -ss hnnlMi..'. Ilrk 'est up a�� t**t itmdt h*4.1 IV.ftr.rttJMfc Mae aknay eatttw �� H ,l4.��e* aS, aa* tttdtaf yer tmnta t t*km*ie tn *t**n an' took* 'em ratik' Kstv.; l*e*myrm* de to ** Parsons Produce Company WlaslssK. MbbKobb. i The Vtdkft at (iovemaMntt Hmi**,\ Ottawa, in a.*nHrdaiu*��i mrth the regula- tlonn issued itiain Witidaor Castle, frill observe cwor* oi-^rotng for two wedka, for the Dueke*���** ot Teek, a ro'. *'. of the Queen, who diet! tRM^qj; The frienda of Mes��rt. ii AAr'aue, Harris and Scott* who Uttt Kintfakst some time ago'to t.avei touhe Kloo dike-are very anxfonn about them, aa tbey have reeef^H ��%a> word from thets iatdy. Tlie doer nnutttur njt*<m npetaed***n Nov. Itta-i*: will Utat ui !<l Nov l-JMi. MSas> psTur.-t of honsters have fjpfie to Msssosa ami other auifbnru rt^on*. where tl*��* dee* sre t�� be iwoA Teal* sob and tall yarns wUl be tlte prlot-Jpal dishes on many Uila-ol4are *trt *re the hunters return, Wholesale dealers in Butter, Kjfpt. Cheeae, Apples, Poultry aiul CHiml'Moata, Tk* tansMl l-Msdh-ff ol tto.**- to weHttitrw CasMNsa. All aadar maikayt syn*m atr*M*t*awo* rr-SlBb-rkr��.-��-V.t al Bsswa, B. ts. PtsT lewm ���rrtt'f or mtn P. *t. M'faSUM. Uatikgn at Metom Brvnrh l*��r aa-a*�� PtMhsia t-awy-Nny The Central (ownell of the Oldei ������'��� Railroad Telsgraphers of Canada ��� Bote holding s iswlws st limit-* Tm pHnrlpal business to be eqiMidcit*.l is a renewal ef sgreem-**nt nw>!������ U*t year with Ibe Canadian PariUrt IUU way Co. The odMala of the <ir-*i.-i Trunk Railway Co. will also be inirr* viewed aa to the rotation of th** u-\> ma o tn mtmmm*om*w m ^���"���a**' esva m *\- wm*myttmmmm0Armm . ��� ���-an ��� ��i iii imam "���mmianiiw.i'siiesiisii ���> . .�� Mining & Milling Co. Rand & Wallbridgc, 'eW a it' ' ***' , Min. Ag and 9*** Brokeix Sole -i^ents for Sisle of Treasury Stock. rS*^^mTt^*^*m -*"~******_,!'''5!*!*",***l*****t -*- ��� -----���.- . 90 .. .. LOCAN HOTEL Newly opene-l' in N-?w Denver, in one of comfort, luxury and earn?. The rooms are elegantly furnished, the building hard-finished, the dining- room warm, light and tastefully decorated, and the tables laden with all the viands fit to eat. It isn't neees- to talk about Henry Btege's bar. It is too well known. * HENRY 5TE0E Propr ,;..IE ,.N UOBMtO. jH.i^|g* i* THK PAYISTRKAK, SANDON, ll. I'., SOVirHBKB 20, 1887. . .Jl ~i. ���_i ~_*-,_J ~_J -__*-_./-__/-* tt*rin i��r Vs�� i��e����uv.-r t<�� Daw-son, by juiiL*.- _��� ���_*�����. iJrUwNikin^TwHnsndHooBi. nun. -r*^- ������ tiw ti,H,��ui i.������. A 1,��W nittw At two ^ _7n Mi oo* o�� ���*��� O^**** ;���u, IMH, ** .HMoueu below, are ob* ���u AuthorttlBB. Isjutcifa u* rt.-aiiii-.sit navigation*! V tt U.i*., lltt'ltfrtui*. lint*** **f tits* vear. A ifu nilluuu ���V,v5f ��^i'*_usimt4li^-|i.il|.-tia-ltiw tit.* river Im*.-adeusinto ... . . \ l��f , a-S__.L_.lis *%^mMf' Cartineate of lmprov.mar.ta. DOROTHY MINERAL CLAM. ��������� "������-">-lrivision . DOROTHY *Jii>r.tv*v.. .,*.. Si, iisik ii, I'm Sloftan Mining Division of West Ku-umav District. Whete locn*t-*d���N-*r Sandon,B.C. Take notice that I. A. B. Rail ton, free miner's ���.-��.._,_ Xo.7l.5i"., intend, sixty days from -^- ����i��la.�� Ma*. Take notice that I. A. B. Railton. free tmn-r �� certificate No. 1*Jt\tlt, intend, sixty days from tlte date hereof, to apply to the Mining R*> -��..-....�� ifi.-ate of imp*L*ovemer4-- tn+ rtSHier|iUip#M��W no -river im*w--"�� ����������>������ CiBstls, I iittmineiable elwiiuek ������t��l ** �����**, _...! I .1 .... - ....... ll .a till.I III. til ttt'll I'lnlM*' ell.iltlM'i**. '������������'' ��l ""������ Jon* aiul I at tht* biWer end it wnkftM t.. tw.il uwLimI s hsir wiU" w ��������;��� ������, *���������"", TKY klnrU.|vliaiiiM*ls were .l��*�� l-lted, *umeieiit| >,,tv*��� ,;;Tti.'Vttk*���� U i��"<��f*-*1-ve,uM '"��� %*���> 'U*' all" **�� **��rnil> aU w in*. |*a**���� f.-r * "*" t^tu-Va -hart r��|��Ui��- drawing thrw >* **** ***** ***** Zuh\**^*^*^ \t vnTirE !_���> l"'*'1* !..,.,. riven him. m>| NOTICE rwnincau, ���*���"",��� *T"r,_���niv to the Mtnu���� mm- tlu, daw hereof to applv &^vaBl,,,u. for I order for a ���**rt�����'f1*f������ ft J*J_����� grant of the the pun��- of ^" ^r ^ke notice that ahove claim. An.1 ,"rt***'��� . IK. .ommenced "^Sdaa ��h ,iay <.f ^'���s;TOn. Date of first publication. Oct.M.^ ^r2f-_W.Sisi -��'* *" .ii-.*...* r-rtsls tMng*t lumnx St S-aSSPVM^S*-��WJ|' ��-���**>'���; ����'sn it uf**t *��������*��". We wUll^pt-rkiK' ^,-rt.oe ��� . . _^ w t|��r u��.'��*f 1 '^''a, t \i thenf��fc��w* ������������������ l^r w.*athl i* ��^l*^ ii,,, akesii** *"'**���*���" ���** ^^aasj-v ha* *.��'? ^Hn A\ ibot vas* ��*m��tr\ ���� ^"^SSS^ iBfKW�� *f*,,u ?a^T��* ** h>*tt.y ,,r at*in-K* JnfV***" I,, ,�� f��*W d*\- *r **\ il��* ul ��i��^���� ���"\,,,,* ���Pi Having le.tv*,! tin* HaudoQ Btssn l_BBB4ry, stad hsving had years of eHL|a l Ulue ill tii. bOSUtOSS, I pTOJUUSC .��tii\ tii .1 rlass w.srk .��n��l prices kwwc than tin* kiw��it ll��i)iiint to ivtwlvu v-ut'patronsfe, 0. V. Sw v\*->\. b-*-*.-. Trail Blazer Cigar LOCAL ITEMS Certificate of Improvamenta KEYSTONE AND EVENING SfTAR Mit.erul tUiina. situate iu the Slocan Minimi diviaion of West K.rotenav district. Where located���On the North Fork of Carpenter creek and ahout five and one-half miles from Three Forks. Take notice that I. Charles Moore, acting as agent for J. ll Ryan, free miner's certificate No. lAittt), aud Charier) Newhans, free miner's certificate No.��5.t*��, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the mining recorder for a certificate of improvements, for the purpose of ohtaining a crown grant of the ahove claim.. -And further take notice that action,under section ".7. um.t tie commenced hefore the i��- suan.-e of such certificate of improvements. Date.1 thi. 1st day of Sept., ItXtl. First mihlication, Sept. 4, VKSfl. Ihtrsnv �����>.��� Situ hnsadson ti. nd, *j.r.��tut**t** tu \.t -*.��� Ui, matt who con vKiu-ti iiim iik ftrat, w ll Ihrandon hs�� gone to Win t��ij��u ��� <��n badness and will t�� shtasi al**tit t** ��� met k*> A |.lait t�� "tl J.r.,1 Ut lt.*t\��- ;. * tu'iM ma* trsa for cvcrjrhnilymi tit* sim�� nlan ��* tl..' ..��.* ��.r last \ ear. Taos I*i xtml stst Unit titin will t*��*m. tuU r what a hii'm i. ..����! |��l.*��-��t\t affsur it wa*. P.v*. it. ft- evcJTJ child in t .Wtl W.T��* "U tit. ti,*.', Jltl.l t'.'W <ij \\%*. |*,%.u'M j*v -j.!.* were without tt _ t.*k��*ii ����t -..u*, kind. 'Xr' '_m0mmmM ^^^^^^^ IVw itUr-r. l.���� ti-tj-mt nmairatton f**r tl����* iti-*ek * |Kfha|M a littV faB-d**- irutl hi V"irni-.i ���* liaii ih xt W.tlti.*- I'uat .lirtatit*. -tv��|.n* -.n.. ,l.<t> . t.-itin*. ut Uiie.' blade. Tlw ���*��� -*--- i...-,.t uf ij��� jn-ljj,. hihJ , ,UUil_ j ��rU| ,.i��|au. in tlie ."���-.aa }��n*S. f)**-i t*��Hirt tl,*t��-J>. "Vl����* lulVSltW tta-Aitfti an niwlul .t; . r^rtiiit. > 1^,1, ,,f ii,k. t. Iia* Ihrsii htvge 1 lh.�� t tint IS atU'tid ll*' I'lon.-.i h.'.v, Ciuh "it-rial at **' A*, t . ni_rlit SS :_*.i�� will l.*avt�� SMti.l.'it at * an.l 9... J i k. railing at tin* Ssndon sad BUch's 11 i* I to? nil w�� i wfcdi i" j*>��. l_%.li��-*. ride tr��*. I ���ft. if. W.t a.*, i. ..i*.��i.tg n\* th* Trvaatrv Vault, wltkh IS* wtwwn -...i Vnici. .in Btiy. Ami You WUl Smoke Xo Other. Certificate of Improvements. ���H.VER BELL" AND "HrSTLKB" MDOSI AL CLAIMS. situate in the Slocan Mining IHvision of West Kootenay district. Where located���In the Idaho ha sin. Take notice that 1.1). R. Irvine, free miner's ��� crtificate No. '.*. .6 ��>. as agent for the Silver Hustler Mining company, limited liability, free miner's certificate No *W*4a and for James Dunsmuir. free miner's certificate No.9R^M, intend, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the mining recorder for a certificate of improvements lor the purpose of ohtaining crown grants of the ahove claims. An.l further take notice that action under section ���>< must lie commenced hefore the issu. unce of Mich certificate of improvements. Hated this *ewh day of September, MOT. First pnhlicatiou. Oct. t. rftU Slocan Maws Co. \V....l.-*h��� and B-rait- {.< h <t -*** **�� ��_* \*ni<i_ri, -rTtaibl ,����� Juat Uh*ix* ^���^fJl|||:lutilH-I*-*1 V"* Z\* riitt-intoU"- ^���^,y that ****^\?u r it H-��^:,MTS.^l-'��''ViN tMrnW U ******* ���* /���" u^, u. la*IcUihi Bit. bo* 1- ' . ^liiwill^ Tw.. im^ss lar ��bi ^wr*,1^'* ��� i.Sm--. ft* 5*J ,^ w,,v t:��ke.�� out !��,r, ...tl U> bill aK1!^,, tokr.U^AlS ������ tin* vein ' Wetn-e b* ge% ****> ���M"' . . ^.,1 t..ltal..�� *'��M ��� Sots. **��'��l*��*in��ll*rjr tl| t*ataS.|ft��i ,. orUrtnBl U.,HH ,t Uh* ln%^^ worK K. , Adsrn**-.^Sntp. _ antl wlKM. tWO IW jj^����k .,���, J..;,l;,lt ,l,, tt��J��< JJJJ*�� 7t*\\ ,. mm4 ooraa.ttaOIS.rj ���hall |n��dt snd Uk- **�� �� |U/ L-!���" ��� - *uu ��,vk. but an. n, sa ta %*** ��JV " * - > _,a*. _> l-rtll . ��� tt���� tW'M iBBl cm tm] nr on* ... ^ ��.-- |M|l w���r��� {. 4 K , ^...- --������,,. _h.il ^tnd. andJlw .��IH�� r^ ^u,Ul ,|,ta w.vh* I fnI. ��� but a tun, S. ^^Veltbe, VU�� ^ Javtt ^^Jf JToBS ^ J�� mill, thr UtwIwrH**. T*"*..a. i��� 1*1 ltlll.ja*r ������� v,al It .i.tiii\tnsds. �����. ��^s�� Uk ��^; st.1 attain M--"\ ^J wJ,rr,���-..MMH^'����'e". f_m��Ho��ii Tobaoow. i$Mn**M *��������--' C(A F.AtlLK No. t MINERAL CLAIM. Situate in the Slocau MiningdivUiou ot West Kootenay district. Where located���Near the top <��f the range between Carpenter and Four Mile creeks, an.l on the east side of Sandon creek. Take notice that I. S t> Tuck, acting as ageut for the Bon. Peter Moldtren; free min- er s certificate N�� TT.TM*. and William A. At- let., free miners certificate No. 77.IK., intend sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the Minim; Recorder for a certificate ofim- prot emeutis for the purpose of obtaining a crown grant of the ahove claim. I .Vn.l further take notice that action, under section H7, must Ire commenced before the is- suattDe of such .-ertiiicate of improvements. Hated this lSth .lav of September. MOT. First mihlicat ion. Sept. IS, 1*17. II I ll III ���S--S-��--MSSSWStt--��---��SSSSSSSSMSSSS> Cartifieata of Imprevamanta. KI--SEF ANU DEERSLAYER MINERAL CLAIMS Steata in the Slocan Mining Division of West kootenay district. Where located���On Cody creek. Take notice tha' 1. William A Bauer, actinic as agent for Lucy A Shaw, free miner's certificate No.U��*A, intend, sixty days from the date hereot. to apply to the mining recorder for a certificate of improvements for the purpose of obtaining Crowu grants of at��rve claims. , And further take noti.e that action, under section St. most t��e commenced hefore the iv suance of such certificate of improvements. lratetl this 1st day ol Oet .VAA. Hate of first public.!'. n,0ct.��. 1K.*7. Xotlee. , Notice i. hcrt.l.v sta��^iS__SS_rS��]*_? p*��. s�����������,,,��� ��� . .. j,.j, ,|ntt" *^^^LtalT^t^^n���6. ^mrrfidrs. ��n. ,.��� ti��. bnnB*j*%si ' 'l^mit^ for tM.d��!^JafflX ,l,*?���f..:_ then-* ^rii. t ���������1 i*i*����_i'*^i-��%*^ ��" W|,,.li ����-.-<��>' in ,!,,��� a.*^**��?_SS*5w.SJ B. MATTHEWS NEWS DEPOT. of the HULir..H.... diary muiiiatrate for the district o. -. -��- - temiy. for u li.en-e to stdl liquors by ret.il at her hotel, known as the Waldorf, situate on I Lot 31. Block 3. Sandon, first addition. Dated at Sandon, B.C..this-Mth day of October. 1HOT MRS. K. BARGER NOTICB. n. ^B ___. m Notice is hereby given that it Is the Inten KtlltlOlU*T\ t *** tion of the Nakusp & Slocan Railway eompa ni*' * ���*i',��'t * .' f ny to tqmjty to the railway committee of the (*llllIi>l*T,ltsll<Pr\T_ Pttvv council tosanctkn the building and mm. V *4i***��iaf. j t J>OI^t.Ui.t!lin _| a bmneh liMe _, f^oway from (a point ahout one mile east of Three Forks to -i.ri.p,. ittiLit TotMUtro. Bear lutke. a distance ot about six miles, for ^^^^^^^^^^ business and of t ran sport ating the products OOntrSClI TM ABB FORKS an* 8ILVtHTOM_ of the mines.and to sanction^the appropriation ,|in"6arw' ��� ot the necessary lands for that purpose under ' I the compulsory powers vested tn the said com- -1 -v_nv bv the railway act or any other act in i m iW 1 *���- jF.ii ' \:~:: ���I '),:' ���ki im ei* 8 THE PAYSTREAK, SANDON, B.C., NOVRMBKH 20, tm. if Shippers and Dioidend Pagers of This Famous District Below is a list of the shippers and dividend paving mines of the Slocsn district: saimcas. Corinth, t3orereign. Queen Bess. Majestic, Alpha, Fisher Balden. Sat-Jphire-Oem, Gnst Western. Amerk-an Boy, AJ.**. - Chambers Oroap, Idler, Sunshine. Argo. Ivanhoe, Bine Biid, Best, Baby Silver, Lwky Jim, London Oroap, Bead and Tenderfoot, Oalena Farm. Howard Fraction, Montetnme, Silver Bear, Phmnit, Chaplaaa, Molly Hughes, -ted Fox, Blaek Fox, Texas, . Ibex. Sunset, Clutrieston. Nonpareil, Cordelia. 8ilvL��rB.ll, Noonday. Lucky Boy, KalUpel. Q. H. Ay-Hard., Yakima. MviMtxtt ravaaa Mountain Chief, Alamo-Matt... Cumberland. Wonderful, Bath, Slocan Star. Payne, Slocan Hoy. Washington. Last Chance. Noble Five. Bern, Ooodeaougb. Banhler-Crilmtj. l_nt��Lt*prise. B. B. Lee. Two Friend., t Freddiel.ee. Monitor. Antofn*. Surprise. Bureha, Dardanelles. Jackson Oroap. Whitewater. Wellington Ur-onp. OradyOroup. IN THE MATTBB OF THB -PLACER MIX- INO ACT (UH) AMENDMENT ACT, UatT (SB-TOOK lk% AMP OF THB "MINKBAL ACT, liar -SECTION Ml;. ajOTlO* is hereby attorn that Hb Honour Aw tho Lieutenant-Oorernor in Council haa been piM-r**l to repeal tb* regulation of ih,< llth day of December, UMI, with regard lo re- hot against forfeiture owing to the lap* of a Free Miner's Certtficato haretofure in forte. and Sol make tbe following regnhstiou In re- spect thereof, saoh repeal and now escalation to take .Boot on the llth DAY OF XOVEM- BBB, Usff: Any pet-son or Joint stock company, being th. holder of any mining property, dasiring ralisf against tbe forfeiture of his ar ita interest in such property by reason af au omlsaioa to obtain a now fre* miner's eartiSrata on or b-sfoto the day following the expiration of tbe certificate, shall observe the following renditions: 1. Forthwith upon ascertaining the expirv of his eertiSeate obtain a new one: * At the time of obtaining sm-h new certificate Sle with the Recntdsr issuing the same, aod post in the Record Ottec. a notice of his intention to apply for relief; A Within to day* trom such Sling transmit ta the Minister of Mine, the following documents and fees: (a.) A statutory declaration aettiua forth the ciscomstanccs of stub omission, with full particulars of the mining properties held by which would be aSWt�� I wit tbe forfoitar* (b.l A certificate undar the hand of the Gold Commi.tiouer or Mining Kecor>i.r of each division wherein .ny of tht* said properties is situate, that aotiea has been postod. and tbat no records fotbar than those mentioned ia tha said cartiSeata, if any; adv*r��* to the anotkaat's interast ia tb. said proper- tie* by him during the time in which the said in postsssalon of a valid ex- oartiSeate: i��a by Um applicant, or his agent dulyeoani-snt of th. location ou the ���around of the appHcant's properties, aad Mm other,fhcts affecting tha cm, that he haa t waoy nun oaring tnetti aMti-c-aat vra-not la pos Ulagfro. Miner's cartil (o.) Adaelaration by ���Marcbad ths records of tb. claims rmoftfc-d during* th* interval the applicant was In default, aad that such claims do not '.except as array a. therein stated; conflict with or over- laa anyof tho twitpartia* of tlw applicant i Jd.) The aum of Sre dollar.. This Minlrtter of Miur. mav thereupon gite iastnwtioas for tbe alteration of tb. date ot the apolia.nt's fia* miner's .-arttflcat* so .�� toeoafarra with tba dat* of the .gpfration or ths lapsed certiMct��, .nd may also gite in- struetions for such amendment to l>�� mail, to tb. rsconi, affected ������ nay Ire e.jnsidanr.1 fa*iaI*ito,aud any soeh relief may he paHial a. to propartiea in iMpeet wh*****ot r*ll��f I. gfVMi, or no as to save adverse right- acoairrl Staring default of the applicant. JAMES BAKER. Provincial Secretary and Binfctsrr uf MinM. Netlee. hereby given that at th. .xpi-ra- oae month from tbe arst pobllcatlon id wiU .jpnlyt.tb.Htl- for tbedlstAotof West m to sell liquorshyn>- tolaWaah&2taa%iB. -as from MoOulfan. Waat Itod at Sandon. 0. C, XovemUr SO, imrt. -da-Ay. for . lien lathis hotel sltaat. siaT-ffltTpvo We are In the lead with the grocery irtiftiiiei*, Ct-me In and get our prices. Hunter Bros. ' Fbr Ssle. One large, powerful malt playing organ, plays ahout AO pi-cos of a_aort*d daow music, eb* The best organ this aid* of San FraucWo Suitable for dance houses, theatrtr-., **o��*.-*rt rooms. For particulars apohrto. ... T. W. FLETCHER. Victoria. Dissolution of Partnerehip Notice is barehy given that the partnership heretofore! existing Ut ween Dan Mrh innoi. and Oeorge McFh*r-on. and known as the San- don Transfer Co . has this d.y been dUsolvol by mutual consent thia 1st day of qetobar. iktt. Daniel McKinnon assume. .11 rlobts coa- traettal Ufore said date and will collect all bills owing said firm up to said date. Th* hnaluess wUl he conducted under th. said name, the Handon Transfer Co . by Q**Hg* Mr- Phcrsoa. DAN McKINNON OBOROK M. I'HKBSON. Dated, Handon. B C . Oct. 1. MP? Cartifieata ot Improvomawta. LITTLE WIDOW. BLIZZARD AND SILVER . CORD MINERAL CLAIM*. ���fitnate in the Slocan Mining IHtidon.tf W*.t K.w.tcnav district WWu- Jo.a����-l Oa No* bt* Five Mountain. Take notice that 1, Arthurs Farwall, agaat for Edwin H.TomlinMJU, fre* win*-', ct-rtiA .���ate No. !��_tt*.t.an.l Wilb.tr A. Hendnrx, frs* miuer's e*rtiScat*> No. ���*_&**. i��e#��.i. sixty days f mm the date beret.!. to apply ta the mining recofder for certificate*-of tar*ptov*sn.nt#, forth-purpo-e uf obtaining crown grants at the .��Htve claims. And further take natlr* that action and*: t*cii��,n JJ must lect.mmenrre.1 Itrfara th*isst* anc# *d such crtiScate of iu>pro�� -ra*nt�� Doted this I3th day of NotvmUr. imtj A. S KARWELL Dat* of first poblt. at,on. Nov so. >��*i\ The Leader Emporium of Fashions Have re* Axed a <->m��ig��n��,nt of tb* tat**t -tvI*, in FALL*-. Millinery lavlb-s' Furnishing-. Fin* HiU M-aatwtt. la d*rwaar. and etetytbing in th* tin* af Fancy I Irr Ooeala. Millinery -tccnled In the Snest .tt Ic. of th* art. thr. umi.kiog. aparialty and np-todstr. Wc ait* bouadt* lead in styles, and all w��.rtt eiitrnsttstl to us wBt n*t*td*e our special mfew tion. Mrs. 0. M. DOUGHTY, Opposite Bryan Hou��*. Reco Ate, ttandoo MINING STOCKS And Other Investment*. Erery Reprt^ntttlon (Jnarsntet-4, J. M. HARRIS. Bmi-est wmtrg N J SPENCERS OPERA HOUSE Wednesday, Nov. 17. i * Four Leaf Comedy Co. In th* gra.1 Three %��*��� l'��a������|t. Behind the Scene fader ��h* maaag*tn*��t of MrC.U.1. * MAXD Th* lat*.* *m����*rn raoaga. fc*** lenr*�� and ivall tart ttxmm th* east faear��lta.ik,n*by .rftmiasH. of arti.i. *i��- J. G. Melvin Hn. w*IMfc��.��*��n W��t.*'.��i��aior"'aBJ| l***lar, late of V*i��f,��t*t*v. na*Mt **at..d<>a. I. lorat-l at The DENVER HOTEL tad i, pttrpa***! *->*������* Watch and Jewelry Repairing tif ut al-tt* ���I0K CHRISTMAS t ' ' 4> McClary'8 Famous .m STOVE8 s FURNACES HAYES L CO. HARDWARE TINSMITHS AMD <; sHMIasssll aws-NTK^sTssIa ' ^-WMim SILVERWARE In endt.tr* tatktt Itmr star. Is <��.ll ��rf w����v tiasforfhrirftna. What i*. git* Is th* ��,! K/.TIO. W* -an an.ww that for %*m. aud -am do it �� Ith plmtm. tm. by ^..ralag t-ow goal. .**���* *ai raas *f*lt*t* t. ..OtftitMl s��l .wsllv *a*���t a* ailta*. war*. AmweliA. et. W* gnaia. tc* .af* .1*11%. *n to U..J part.,( isnM* Ihivi ��*���*.-. and (Im* I1.1��*.*h White & Cavanaugh conv. 8. c. Ban.tfartMr**. of Rough and Dressed Lumber K.tItaatas tumLd-sd tu i.....r��. t��c. (H-drr* kdl Bt B>*r�� Hardware Si.iro will rwrlvf |*n-ni|d atbutir-a -VjraHNMlp G. W. GRIMMETT BB. a. 8. MARSHALL anrrisT. MISS N. E. DRYDEN, "The Elite, U tiww p*vt*atwd tt* 4t�� .0 tlfc-l. of FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING TAI10R BA0�� SUITS A SFCCiALTY BASLO. ��.���. STOVES %**w U the *l*W* ***** f .*> * *��.�� the tarn*1** ���***<*. .*'. Air T->bt ���Queen Heating Stores, Box Stooes, Cooking Stooes. Range*. Etc. I atrtfrjurd -4rtt��**rt ��*��*���� ��� MS ta *n GtAet Hamilton Byers, KAHMI. BAMMIN. l'a<rJk.st_riaM'adSitri*v*t. mttm*<***<* *',m' Trn*tm*t* r. w. aMvcs, Cioil and Mining Jnginn-r. I*l,j,inrtal Und *Omr*A** Kaula. B. 0. BinsraM'aim. Hart*.. IaadBtrao*'" ' ' ****" MUSIC If ymt wanl t***A MiitrAs h*avi�� ytrnr ����nlfr Jti tin Slocan Net08 Go. I-Vir th�� HHii.loiiOnl.��-tr.i l-Tln-a RWSIStsl'l*'- *A>* tBetbm |fiuiraiitr��*��l TH05. DUFFY, *M0jm9r* *p Will h. at tha Hotal Mai-moral onr-r.. month. 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