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���"aa- TIIE I nli PWSTREMl SAM AM) ,.---1-��l..l��� - .. r nai i_n uu ir COB!, Jno 19, k CRAM H itOl* SAVE THE QUEEN* Juikl.* V*r-*i<tn.J ii.-l mom om ernelnus V/n** n, i. *>�� It.** an* i��wM* <_������������ it, litMl aav./ ibrlfU-Ml. -. ii-t b-r .l.i.trl.tii*. Mn|'|>. ati'l *l"tl"u��: I ..|����t���� irlsTIl "t.ltl.. ti.-l aft\��* the Ijiitt it In> . ImiWal (Ift. In ��i��rt. t*n it��t i-t* |4��*aa��*.i t����peart l...n�� mav ��b*> i*M*ti. *�������-. -I*-* ��M*n��l ��>i>r ta**, Vndaver ri**- ����*-au**�� Tn ���iivr* *��i*l* heart att'l -uder, t ����������� ���aav**' til* ��*��������**-1< it*, Uti��tami -a-wt* r. .Mr, rin.-i.jtb t'baname tin*. an*l tine. Hrar when art-nil, W b***tV*r ttwr Ro*tlf*b tonfns T��. wln-l an.l ����*�� bai. 1-ttttaT, ��� till t* WOt antltein Sa**ndt li**al *a��r n* all.. if.-l LU.* nttf rutiiv*. lat��l" Mav h*��.��t��'�� |H��.l.r liufi Iia I I ���at III ��*.*.*-.I .mt ��li".|�� ' *4*y pasr* ..lit |M>*a>r ��-����.���*,���! Warn l*�� tra��*t*.rn����-i i<* Irian*. Ann tstltaiu'* ,**�����*'���* r ��'��*���>* n��i ��� h* ���wan i��<��r��' 1 !.r.ni*li etetyt t-'hanrlmr -*-����*��, ����� Ia'A, t**��>*����cvr t.ur tyim-en. lv.ui* nay �����*���** r*-utu' o lt��*r l��rart lo*|r4fw a����l in����e Wtib t_i��-l.t**t trom rtbtivr, ���tintin ��ht�� aattmt'. *������*���- H**v ihi��.t��*- ii<ain'..i> ' Antl i��>*t thia l**��*l alnne, Hal he TV} ni*-*ri��> kit.**- a t*mt�� *li-��r�� lo *h*w*' I <*��� nil tW naltWit*. ���**��� That men 4tout*t l.**���ib*>r*. he. A t*n tnrnt ***** laintu Tns artde naut *r�� 1 * Mv.S* ****** is in .)..����*.. 4 ll lilt-ctri'lt. H M*-I..*nai<t. r J. Km ith 1'it.i.b t*,>i_..ir* Bia.-V.liittol. 'imiMI. IrtUimr am-h usn fci **��*.�� -n-elfillh�� ��l����rl. K��rb tram ftiriil-.lt tlwtr.'��n��t��*j>l. Uxli.****���11 Tl*..unja<m. J. Hii.k'ry. Win. r. Zel'e. ��� lp|��*-'tt* Ut.ektry'�� htitrl. ���UliPM. T��e ..�� War.Sandon \ . W.*rl*t K*-��..(Beer .1 *..!_*���4*li��rl��*. **lt*i*ln.lu>y. "l'l*"��lie K<M.i*t._y hotel. tt-JOl P. M lirt.1 -l tail in ii*** l.iiil.iu.t? ii*.*! t.< Hsrria' iarr* A-ini.-t-i. I: iiv.ltV. Irt-t- NOW ��\m THE f-RRAT IIAV. IN t-p*ir*.ttenrs�� Cejiaaidetaa far tk* Utmmm C^tolM-atlem* Sandon i�� all Jubilee now. and malting Is It-eard except the p**l i i\ne cuning on Tnt**day next. Pre* I*.ir��ti<iitt. are alt cnmidet����d. excv|��ta few small tiutU-ra.nnil aa tin* weather lia.�� eleared otT f��r tlie oeea*4��*ii, it ����i|f tintw it* assaiix-d. Word tViati tin- Mir- i "undtnu tt'Wiut n��>> that lite inhat.i* until* intemi e��mtlit*r en ma���*��'. The <'MimiUttv-a have Wn>ii w.tiKinjf haitl all wifi'k, andnoeelehratit:��n waa ever Is-lUT ���irtfaiilxed. Tlte animint*. eim uilmuil liy Um* eitixt'n** have Ufii vtry I literal, and the i��ri*tv�� will at- iritet itttitM*r-Hi>i eompautnra. It will be a littinic orleliration of the atini* .*t*rtary w Um* eortHiathm of Her 'irnetuUH Majesty, t^neen of l.nat Hritalti iiimI Kinjirenn of India, aiul -I tt ve'tgn exu-mtiiti*: over the gmttv ������a em iii the wialdV hi**ta��ry. The orufrnllinie of the dny ita* lV��l !"��**��: n ��� ���rniiMii unlanival tit tiaina nm a m Kirat Vote ll. !,*Wtmii I'rura s I I 1 '.ntnl Hour Mtiiiu. J ��� it l.<~ *���'�����.t ha*-r. Mivaol*. ... . fat aim. . Bm.r. . .. ���*������*. - IU.*t. ***�� var*l. Hitw I^����,h| H��r-f>, .ViyarU. ''"������la-iinr. Ra<-t> ."at lb |*. k "*�� yartU > Jir*.!-!-. Win. Walmalrv. H "'���'���lllatili. Ha t *��*-. I* StU.lllll, lUltttxial Mini Kill It-U, MO, A M. **�� h i��tlng Hr>M����t J umi* :. <. l*>>t*nii>�� IW.H..I Janvp a s **':* inline Tlirw J ante- & t With nr wttlinnl vt.isl.i. luilat*. It <*uiinin-. |i M*-Kiit��..i .!" I'....n. "I'l-.-ii^Htttr iL.tfl. ' IMmM run iiisHhut t*�� \ '"a*��iial'-al��t��r to n '���'�����������. KT*ri*n}i|.3��>n,*A' H..l.iii.**ii. I* Or* ��i��*l*. ' '���l*l*.>ailt. HfHMi li.ittjl. . Issif-.M. I-M.rt.aat. Match Silk K!mk Takn train I.iI'.mIv bam*l>all *r.*iui<l�� .. imnP. M. Hun* ra.*# ...-**> Pernonaln. ii. it. C, W. Uoyil in lltiut-1> in Handtnt look ii.�� ai tulittnf i-enfwrtkr-. Mra. I'hll tar��*ar>, fnmi la-t-roit. Mich., lias >��lntr��l h.*r Iia��li4>i*| In ���taii'lon, K. J Oyer, -mahltrr ��tl th** Kxrhaiit;t' Nn* tlonal hank, .���.���jokaiu'. am* In this are k. Warn*n C HoKut* uf tin* Otlucsoo Iron wortr.*, lirtiv.r. to In MaanUuit oa It-nUii***. Jtuitv. WilHain-ni. with (��. ll Alht-rt.ni. Is l*uu ..- **|. it t-.itt.fait*- in .������iinnyaiilf adutttnn. Mlaa HainiiMJiitlantl Mi**. tj*m ttaiitmuntl ol Ihandon. 11.1'., an- *tttrn-4ii-| at llw- itn**-i*f*- no*l(h. W. 4. MltrlM-ll, *.t MaiMtvcr. ihiU, i>*^t**-��*-iit- ing tlw* ""oat, t* to Sainton, on a tour through Ketaeaajf. K. M��tr��*ln��4i*i����. lrt.ni t*UM-a*rvim>. Khlomdo *--jMnt>ft*aUarrt*��*.i *A .-tlur-Ml t.> tn UmtA ovt-r Ot* enantry. J, I*. Htirsali, tin man who havstctl tine Montr fri.-x. iniiH**.. l.i t��.-*l-m Waahlostoit. tain theriiy. *��. �����, ftin-*Mn*_u, ����f ka.l.i. waas tn tsandt-m h-aelnr mtXew m����ln-***. int��^vsta an Tn**wt��y and Tnu-mltat). Wm. midntar, *o-p��-rini��*ti*i*rui ��u thr Arso Miit*r*s tyritl l*t Kaslo Thun��lny *m mining antl ntlttr linstiirwt. II. i*. Hat by. r.-|t-ra*a.|ittng tin v�� ill lams Bri- tlalt t'titunibta l>ln--l*>ry. Virtorta. w��v* iu ���S.H.I..H mis irrrrk. �� 4. II. Wtntlwy, . \-*4it-rttl ot kinx ttninty, Wa-lt.. aa* In Mantlon .-Nil ;r*i*y. Mit.l I* ��.nn- Ing bac-k in.. *.*- ��U>���*. MrK Jatmtt KU*ati��.Kl ot Aspen. Oot, has nun* lo Xatitttoii In Jttln hvrliu.lu.iKl. Tlieir n-altlriier uill nr nn i a>.*it*vl hill. itet-jtya M-elatnai*', ttirntriip *a till IVtrter Mr*-*. . rallrttatl IkiIUI* r*. hn*. lak.-n the p*r*.i* ttitn of iMHi^kt-eprr in tltr N.tblr- flv* �����!rW-*."��. It. M. **liernwn. _t n��ml au*,* rhiu n.b-iu in* tin- Nttttb* t-'lvr. attt-ntle.1 lb** rMMtlng ul ill- nttt.r-at H|H��kant* tht* wt-*k. Tl��r aiirvry of On.' tuwii*-"*.- t��l I'oll.T>vHI��* haa tarrn llnislinl tatnl nlsjD Ih*- **-��*!>.i road from Tlnve r'��vrk" up tht- Sorth lurit ����f Oar- |M*ntt r In On- tn-a-ii. abont hmr miles. Wurk la intw in* iw dons *���� UM iMttd. , Itt-v. A. M MtMifnT.1. *tf thr M*'Ui��Mli*.t i>��n- l*n-**iUi.**i. will prrafh litintrnivtr lit ***-a'ii*-^r**�� hail al huth in��*nilnx an.l t*v*'i��tii_ sMrVtata* AIm> al tVnty in tin- anennron at *."��. A niuvemri*! ia <*ii f����*K to sstabllsh a Ore rrsflttiK nsmi In **aii*l<>n. If ���tuitabttl r��*Hii- tmn he fuuml the ><��*ui_ mrii nf ***nntluii will a.-a.uiu��M* nenltent t attttte. tot i*tt*.aiu*_th��* Unit' with On* !>-**.i r-lai*. nl lltrratnN In a l>li ttatini and |tr**tttttUtr nwnui-r. Mia* T.tUle William, nml Miss Annie Wttw llama, ami Ml��� Lilly t*aniptM-ll. al��trr*.rHl��u *turapb*r t*am|ttM*ll, three yuuiiK lathe* Irtnn VieUM-ia, bavr t-nme t*> m��-ii��1 tbt-lr auimn.r nmyVkto -" ***an(lnii. W. It. Turm>r, late ononty superlntr-ndent t*f l��ublU* UiMiiiotluu of Hpokam eonnly, WashA ���M In Hamlon this wwk Mr. Turner Is llkvly t���� i.m-hI* in the Hkn-jtn. W. II. NVwtnan, -sre.��ii��i vu-t'-i>iv-��i*iei��t, Krant-is ItlnUrk, neneml tmfllt* nmna��er. F. j. Whitney, uenem! MnfVfm onxxt. W THOS. I.EVTH HOTB1. BUKNKD Hre Thumday Night Came Near Oaatlnjr Life. Thomas Levi'** hotel, at Levi'a Park, one tioarter ot a mile wi-st of CJody, wa�� horned Tharadav nljj^ht, With everythinjr in it. The Are Hterted alxrat .��:30 o'clock, after everyone had gone to bed. There were live jaTwons In the honae, and all had to get out in their night clothe* from the second story windows. The cause of the Are was the bursting of a large lamp, which was burning to warm an incubator on ihe ground floor. Mr. Levi in de- scribing it said that he heard the explosion, which sounded like a knock on the outside, and immediately after a noise which made his wife aay that a slide was coining. He ran 'down stairs and found the room full of Are. Knowing that hi**-- wife couldn't get out alone,he ran up stairs again, with the names following at ma heels, and they were cut off from below, (retting to the window, Mr. Levi let his wife, who is a targe, heavy woman, down as well aa he could. UU the weight become too great, when she dropped. The fall was 10 or 12 fa**, aiid she was Suite badly hurt, being ttuui-ed in lie back "and lower limbs, and perhaps internally. But hurt as she was, Uie brave * woman crawled to the shed and assisted in bringing a heavy* ladder to Ut* Help Wilier husbitud, who just maaagt-d to reach the ladder after the Aames had singed his eyebrows and hair Meanwhile Caspar Levi, a 1 tout 20 vears old, on the Arst alarm had bounded down the stairs and out doors, but two men sleeping up stairs had to jump out of a window, John Moffat getting a badly sprained knee and ankle, and Diek Ttiomey also getting a bruised leg. Mrs. Levi was carried on a cot to Terrell's hotel, Cody, and will laid up fbr some time." Everything m tt** house was burned, including the dog, eat, birds, chickens, with a considerable stock of liquors and cigars, some money, watches, and the collections of years. None of the outbuildings burned. The hiss will auuuut to about ���KJ.O'JO, and loaves Mr. Leyi without anything. Mr. and Sirs, Levi are well known ami have many friends, anil they will be given every assistance possible in getting on their feet again. Thev have been in Brltlah Columbia 20 years, and in Sandon and Cod*' four yeai>. He fcas put up a shsiek on the grounds, ami will be ready to receive his fnends on the 22nd. Local News. Riblett, brothei VV. s Hiblett, is iu town. H. P. Christie has been appointetl inining recorder at Slc-can City. J. M. Harris writes that he will celebrate the Fourth of July in Sandon. K. R. Mendeiihall, of Rossland, was in Sandon this week placing mining machinery. (t. M. Spencer will give a dance in Bpencer*! opera house, next Tuesday, Jubile* dav, afternoon and night. Mr. 8pf��cer had the music eiigaged and arrangements made liefore the committee bad been organized for the celebration, and waa compelled to fulflll his contracts or be at a great loss. Thc Calgary Brewing Company has telegraphed their agent here to donate 130 to the Diamond Jubilee celebration. J. H. Dawson has been appointetl the new custom collector at Nakusp, but will probably not take up the duties of his new position before July 1. Messrs. P. C. ButtcrAeld and Jas. Cameron, two oW-tiinc newspaper men, will start a weekly pttper at Silverton. They have ordered the plant, and expect to make the Arst. issue in about two weeks. ('apt. Lathanv A. S. Soden and T. Reynolds Lane, capitalists of London, were in Sandon this week, and invested considerable money in one of Slocan's best properties* for an English syndicate. The Black Diamond of Ainsworth, ;v*cArding to the Kootenian, shipped rjO,U_t*J tons of ore in one day. The Both is credited bv the kiiJic authority with a week's shipment of 300,000 tons and the Payne with 400,000 tons. As a championship liar or a handy wrapping paper in a Chinese laundry the Kaslo rag is unexcelled. Cliffc & Co. have onem**-! a bookstore in Sandon. Tb��y shave also started a ranchiAed advertising sheet, wliich is principally devoted to puffing their own business and ancient historv. The paper, which is misnamed the Mining Review, looks like a starved tramp, and will not make it necessary to organize a Are department to protect the universe. . A pleasant party was given at Black's hotel Thursday evening, in honor of the Arst anniversary of the wetlding of Mr. and Mrs.* Frank Kennedy. Drive whist was .played during the. evening, after wjiich "followed light refVeshnieuts. Those Iiresent were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank [ennitly.Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Broddv, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Randall, Misses Marie Oarlock, Hanna Connolly, Kate Smith, Mary Smith, Messrs. C. Hastings, Charles Hunter, Hugh Fahle and Ben. Sleverson. The Noble Five. Ten feet of clean ore was struck this week OH the Noble Five claim Of the Noble Five group. At a meeting of the directors of the Noble Five Consolidated Mining v*i Milling Company in Spokane Tuesday, C. D. Rand, of Rand A Wallbridge, was elected director in Glace of F. J. Cutler, and F. J. [olman, of Spokane, president of the Vermont I.oan and Trust Company, was elected secretary. A Rale American. Mrs. Callahan���I want to get a pair of shoes for the little bvc. Clerk French kid? Mrs. Callahan (indignantly) In dade not. He's my own aoii- -born and bred in Ameriay. _5fc ��, ''tern A �� rm r:;- w:h ��� MINING NOTES. ThoR. K. Lee in MeCu,jran basin started work with six men. The Last Chance is working a few men, hut only ship when they have snow for rawhiding. The Majestic has started development work under Superintendent Davenport, with six or eight men. The bond on the Skylark. "R.uiirer and Chaplen, on Lemon creek, held by the Hall company, have oeen throw up. The American Boy struck three feet of ore in the lower tunnel this week. The mine is looking better than ever. 'Hugh Sutherland, cx-.M. P., of Winnipeg, went down Thursday to lood fetter his property, the Silver N ugget., on Eigh t Mile. It is said t ��� he a very promising property. Money for the Celebration. The following is a list of the collections made for the Diamond Jubilee celebration, as far as has ix-en reported. There an* a number who have subscribed hut from whom the money has not yet been collected, and will be reported next week. Black's Hotel *-*�� ����� Waldorf Hotel R) ����' him! \ Thompson n tk Tin-White House Hotel M *��' Moore *t Oroudo.lvanhoe Hotel.. .. . -���'��� ���*��� Kola. Cnnn in*. Hot*l Sn tn Ion ., O W Monticomerr a Ls Ilnke. Palace Huttji . : I OTJ Reco Houe n*�� Walm-lev & MeOhee. Star Hotel l�� ����* S��it>er*_ Mi-Cliukey. Hotel KiKtfena.v.. S*. la* Macdonaltl Brv... Hotel Balmoral .�����>��> E. R. Atherten, Pnntorti* e store &> to SS. A. Mighton, Tobarc*in��>t lo ���*���* Hunter Bro-. general mt-rr hunt. M 0) Bunk ��.i British Columbia, _S Oft J. 11 Hurri, -tf* P Burn*. &' O. .nient men h.-tnt* sS in 1>. McMillsn..... 5(�� White & Thiiiiaual *L$) O. l>. MeMarfln t *.�� J. R.Canteion. Kootenay Tailor * "**�� Thus. Brown. general r*_RMri l.j M O.M.Spencer 5 ����� M<*Oueen fc Gore. ilrm_fi��t S M�� W.U'.Camp'eil 5 ���*�� F J.I-oiial.lMin. ilmeirist r�� *�� O. W. Orimiuet t. jeweler ktM R. J. Bnxhly. rijrnrs and t*onfe*-ti<.nrrv. A ��rt T. Jailsn.l.irrocer. *��� 00 H.OiefCrk-h.��eneral merthant lo ��l A.C.Citiw't��i>*l Bonirarda Piecknrt, h����t����l. Cody. Green Bros. Cody S ��* lo Ol A ir) C.C.lfcRae. contractor �� On Sandon limy *t. Ice Co .". w lioherty&Cunimin), 5 ����� Pitt* Bro*.. treneml merchant*. . 10 00 Rose Cramer - Jo oi Baa Hamilton B tH Kef lie Hound. 0 9t Grace Hill lo lit Sndie W*����ls. .. . " .. (9 CO Mabel Smith .*��*���� Jane WulC. S ���*' John Buckley. Clifton Home* 2ft ��"�� John Reiodau.Thi..tle Hotel in ������� J mot* Kelzeii. '-illiarl halt .'.<���� Fitzcerai'I & l��ov. Sandon i����rtlinit Wka .'��� *w Hosier a McKiHfip. Palace Cafe Sin W. H. Maxwell _�������� K.War.1 *J| Bowser. G-'t-dfrev & Hiristi* Hits S. T. H. Hill.aa*.uyer Son E. II.Sandilanlr. . itnti Mm. Mullock. Brynn hotel A ut T. P. (��� rutin in. Samion Chop H*>u-.* fi on Sltx.su New* Co lo ia* Scott MclKmal-t A 00 A. H. William. *,.... X.Psrtocia 1 *ai Stein Bro* 1 ������� Harrv Williams *��� :��t C. Cliffs �� m J.I.nkov iw M. L.Grimmett. : ft ��i C. Gals* * ��i Jsa.Crozier fit Hixteer* to One Restaurant 1 on Bemlo a Pnheth 1 r*i J. Wood-., Citv Bakery i �����> F. Golden low Pearson A Flatter. SumIon Brewery 6 m Rand A WallnrkU-e lu ot Cnkhrv Brewery... *����> Total *.tX)$Ui ' Barney Baruato Dead* A special dispatch from Buchal, Island of Maderia, off the west coaat of Morroco, says that on the arrival there of the British steamship Scot, which left Table bay, (Capetown) on June 1, for Southampton, it was announced that Harney Barnato, tbe South African diamond king, who was among the passengers, had com- mltted suicide ivy leaping overboard His hodv was recovcrt i. The late Bariun Barnato was m wany respects the 'moat i*eittarkahle speculator of the century. Of all tin* Irishmen who hav.- taken pait In the developnieBl ctf South Africa, two only have secured a world wide reputation. That* have been Cecil Itttoaea and Unmet laaaca mere often and less respeetfaUy styled Barney Barnato, which was an a-a-uined name, a ***>rt of shm? name, fbr he began his life in South Africa by exhibiting a trick donkey Some 35 years ago. He was then 'JO year*, of age. The Le Rol Smelter. It i-? runiotv.1 that the l*t Koi Mining Company has abandoned the idea of constructing a woetler at N'orthport and will erect a plant on the Canadian side of the international lioundarv line. There is little reason to believe that the works will be established at Roesland. The companv is* seriously eonakteii^tha advisabllitv of selecting a rite on the hanks' of the Columbia river. The exact location will probably lie divulged soon. When in Kaslo don't forget that you call jfet a tirst class meal at tbe Koval Cafe. 9j0000000000000****0000000i \ MISS E. WILSON ! �� p Hn* juM re**el\eil a new line of J | Ladies* \ 8 Underwear... *J J 4���-, Blouses | S Net* Style Collars a f and Cuffs. 3 00000000000000000}00000000\ ytaoy others have revived BENEFIT Whij Not You? Titer*- i. *rr��*tt <l*wict>*> r��n.| n-k in-rminimi th.* PV���� It caaaes Ht-ndsrht* and ���*���> ���lauct-r��tlif 'sTkT'H'T Glasnen Properly Fitted Is thc (Inly Re��ied*r. Hnvitvf tn��-li> �� *i|��t*UI Stn.lt ..( (*t*i k- #. ami bar inn ths i-at-at npalt- miii--��-.. ran -fir*- vou the t>ral -.-rt U���** BYES TESTED PaEE. G. W. GRIMMETT, Jeweler and Optician BANDOSi, B. C. S. B. HENDEE & CO. l-nntiM-rts. Mlnlot Broktn, Mlms Aijenis fnr Thn Phonnix Conaolldntad Mining Co. IdmlttMl Liability. Dry Bolt Mining and Milling Co l.lmlt.**! I,lability (t*cirdelia.i Selkirk Mining ami Milling Co. Limited Liability. ���tt<*,0������, ' Hlaek's Htita-1 SAX1HIN. B. C The Leader Emporium ol Fashions Hav*. rwiiinl h *-����n*.ij*;nni*nt t��f th* lateat .t.vle*. b Summer Hats t'ttmitrUiutf tht* Juhtl**-, Yal*>, t*hlr��i**a. Pnritt.il. Xrsrpttrt.'VaraU.v. ind nnwitrr- ������ ��ttn*ra U-iba.* Fnrni-hin_.. fiita* Sll*. H*��Jfn. l-��> <l-rwrar. snd .-.orytlutis* in the tli>�� <��t 990*0 l��rv (..... t. MillitH>ri. rstftil**-! iu th- nne.t *tyUf* *��l In* ��rt . lire.��ni*kii���� ����� .t��--'*.t** *��wd n|t-t*>-tsi* W<�� mre bonnd t*�� l*��a*l in ���lyltM.and all srnrl trislnial*.! tt�� n* *��itl lerelv* ����nr *i*ar-rl��l *H*��n- Mr*. Q. H. DOUOI1TY. <Vt��.>.it# Bryan ll.��t-��. Been Av# , Sandon Kootenay Lake Saw Mill . . . . Special Attention to the Manufacture of 8aah.Doc*rs, Bltnda, Mouldings. Fininh- ing Materiala, Etc. Batimates fumtnhed for Buildings. Concentratom. Etc. 0.0. BUCHANAN, KASUI. D. J. McLACHLAN, Handon Ai-eiti. WALDMF MOTEL a a l|M�� K Ul; BOWf H. Sandon, b.c. V*HrrV��*i. and E��uH. , |M_, rtnnat Kurntahrti it. fity Ileal lni*juri��.t , ,,' "�� tk-%ttlem^ tiqoSr. mini . ���"*** HotelWellington THREE FORK5. B c. Strictly First CU*�� Sfxcul AtUation P��td tt* ; r.nucnu IE WATCH REPAIRING! R. STRATHER!. & CO. Watchmakers and Jewellers U'rtlelte*, I'Uara* attfl Jt-trt*^r*f. t-btn.** and J-esrltiji mseliim*. W. H.i.i.i.k. Mjrr. Samlnn. H. L. QRIMHETT L L B Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Etc. SANOON. . 0. c. DR. 6. P. Y0UN6. M O, C M , F*��rm*rlj t.ftin* UU.nli*-ti lieiit.mi M*t*|*ltnl Office over I'ltlnivSaloini. It*��*tn 3. Sanim*, B. IL DR. A. 8. MARSHALL DENTIST. lUtLO. - - ic Will bant Hottd lUtiiiMtral, lu tfiindnn nitre n tnotitlt. RATES: |1.50 to $2 Per Day. J. S. REEDER. Prop. SiilWrllie- for the Pn.VNtrenk. Central Hotel * NOW OPEN *aMSBSsasssBMssaaaaaaaaa*�� AT KASLO A Ji*�� H.-si��* *A i��it Sen IV���**<���,. * < v ��i'U��i..,t�� tt*lr*t��1*��* in All I" ��� Best Furnished Room* am Finest Bar..*t>* . w����'.'t.li��n rmnt -atnt-et �����*������. atd. '���'s>^.i,��t Uar W. J. WHITE & CO Victoria House KASLO. n. c. .v..* . ..��.|0��,t-wMh ili*t>��-���� form*���' ' -" ��� In tb*�� li.tii.1 All a**t-����*tTt..*��- > t.r��* *U��. tntlwatttu* *��l.��-iri> ll��lt��. 'al ���-*�����. atvl all Modem Inipropi��in*Mit^ A i��b-. . *jttl*t, rts.l'tVn**-*. Ii��i<rl .**.��' * ��� tutittr r*.ri.��v.*l*<nt in ttv�� *i* |- ' W. J. HAM.. Pr��P THC KAMiOM. B. (' Aiiifiii-nii plati. ��?.'J.Wt f>* i ti.ij. Kiiiti'a*aii plan, 12.00 p�� < ������������? Strlctlv firnt-clit-* Mra.M. A. SMITH. Prop I **v-r ww ttv. ww ** *e vw*r* ��������������-���*'' ' '���' " '"..���-������-I- TIIE PAYSTKEAK. ^��#��#��#�� -ft��*��*��^*��*��*��*��*��* �� # �� �� The Kooteeay Brewing, flaltin_ Distilling Co., Ltd # * * # TRAIL, B.C. i we* & Most Complete Brewery in British Columbia Largest & inuMLumyiv ^^j^- Selected stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars in British Columbia. Equipped Bottling Establishment in British Columbia for Carbonated Drinks. ^t,\,_���^________^ (LARGEST AND BEST . * .__ r.iohrated Lord Nelson Cij-ar*. Agents for the Celebrated u mBW&Bj& We have established a branch housejni Sandon _. .���.! an,*i-rrf toctmvaa inH����Htyandprtoa��***-.Ucomen^ Alloa ^ WUl, Cold fttrraf. <or ****** S^JflHafflrS ��t��r ass l-tastn* ohem^ny pare. "^ ^^-^ ��� ���""ilalv kf is*-��� *"*" We "" m SZ ',���- m Pre^t **��*- "�� ��**�� ftnd inqUiriCS * nB "''""'��� M, , . *n nt mnmy m *. ~ * *-Jjg ^ ^ & ���'���<* C0.. Ltd. _ ������. _. _���__��� _. ,_a__a *B*tkaaa*laV ���j-*'! fitt . ��������� - - m fUf m, THE PAXSTREAK. ���aajaiiiia vs'SNwiey.- THEPAYSTREAK. Is timed every Saturday In Sandon, In Utnteart of Uie g-reatest White Metal camp on tMurth. Snt��**<rl|>ti<*n Strictly in advaiw. IS.*) a year Addr.*****: Thk I'ayctrkak, irtoiitlon. B.C. SANDON. B. C, JUNE 19, 1897. Trout Lnkn City. t * Around the lake it is the palmy- days of 1)2 and 1*3 over again. Boats, dugouts and rafts, anything that will float a man and his blankets is utilised. Men are working from morning until night building boats, some fothem would turn a shipbuilder green with envy, An important find was made on the Glacier mountain, about two miles from town, by Humphry and Bran- ner. The ore is galena and looks to be high grade. No assays have been made, yet it is already bonded to Sandon parties for 125,000 it is said. It the Hon.e-Payne Co. carry ont their present program it will mean , lively times. It w said they intend to build a wagon road to the 8-mile or cup bridge, put in a sawmill, build a concentrator, wire rope tramway, warehouses and all necessary buildings in connection with the mine and concentrator. I J. Campbell has left to buy another ���back train to be used between TjCout lake and Ferguson. �������� a Woods will barn a kiln of brick for chimney purposes. Good clay can be bad near town. a The sawmill is now well advanced towards completion and it to expected will be running the beginning of next week. Tbto is an event anxiously looked forward to by everyone here, as iumber to needed in Trout Lake City worse than any thing else. Every nook and corner of every building in the place is crammed with people, and the townsite to dot- 'pm. ted with tents in every direction Messrs. Jamieson Myers. Aikens, of Winnipeg, and other new arrivals are here, and on every side then are signs of expansion ami mining development Some new strikes are being made near the lake, on the south side of the townsite, only about one and a half miles away. There are now three more four- horse teams freighting on tbe road. Two more ledges have been struck on the same mountain as the Hamilton ledge. F. McCarty has opened his butcher shop here���a great convenience for thc town. The mail set-vice has reached a point where patience ceases to be a virtue. It to the general opinion of all interested that it would be as well to abandon tbe post office here and Thomson's Landing and let us handle our own mails. With daily boats and stages a daily mail could be secured at a cost that would be trifling compared to the benefits that would arise from it. A number of our citizens have written to Messrs. Fletcher, Bos lock aud the i*ostraaster-general to that effect. In tan Coenr 4A**moo, The ftwman and Tiger mine is now l*eing worked on the 1190 foot level, and are in a fourteen foot ore body, with six feet of clean shipping ore. The Standard mine is entering a big body of ore ia tbe lower tunnel, and the shipments fhan tbe mine for the last twenty-four months have given a return ot 170,000 to $90*030 i-er month clear of expenses. They have abandoned the upper tunnels, which have been purchased and are being used by tbe Mammoth mine. The tunnels will be extended on through to the Mammoth ore bodies, and the ore will be carried by the old Standard train*, to the Gem mill, which thev nave leased. Tbto mine gives employment to from 140 to 200 men. The Frisco mine has bean increas ing its capacity and making improvements, am! on this account has not been working as manv men, but is now getting in shape to resume with a full force. Tberewill be 300 more men employed on Canyon creek during the next three months than there has been during the lust three. A great deal fl work is being done on Nine Mile creek. The Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines at Wardner have recently pure hased .fifteen or twenty claims, and are contenplf ting tbe construe tion of a three mile tunnel through tbe mountain* beginning at Kellogg. Work will be commenced oa this tunnel soon, and i; will ran through to the mine. Tbe people of Wardner are making arrangements to celebrate tbe Fourth of July on a style exceeding anything ever r*efore attempted. The finance committee recently appointed to raise monev fbr tbe cektauion raised nearly $1,100 the first day tbey started out, which will be ex pended in the different features fbr tbe day. Minna nt Knaaloopa The Iron Cap, which was bonded by a local syndicate two or three weeks ago for $5000, has again change*! hands, this time being taken over by R. M. Taylor of Spokane and Rossland. acting for Patsy Clark, wbo has important interests in the Rossland camp. 1 ho deal is in the form ot a bond for one year, and the considera-ikm is $2C,000, with payments In July, October and November, 1897, and Mav 18'm, and wft concluded today. The Fragment fraction has also been acquired by the same party on similar terms, the consideration being $2,500. Another fraction, tbe McLeod, has also iiassed tha same way. This is one of tbe ��?���* ^{iwtant deals made litre. Work will be pushed at once. Tlie^Mountain, near the Iron Cap and Fragment, bas been bonded to *�����&**"*? *?d H ^ve��*>n for ft^a-*_��*,8�� have lne Garfield and Little Ethel tor $3000. Development work is being vigorously pushed in all sections of the camp. On the Breedon, at Jack's lake, a shaft has been sunk thirty* four feet through an iron capping, coming into nippur sutpht-rtm at that depth. The Pedro w showing up well In two places, and the owners expect to reach shipping ore very toon. Tha heavy iron capping to turning Into copper at tan feat en the No. 2 sliaft. Dickinson Bros, of Fairlmven are represented here bv L W. Nestelia* who bonded tlie Gold From tbe Grasa Roots, an extension of the Pedro. Mr. Nestelle has a gang of men engaged in surface prostrating, preparatory to sinking. Th* final ttaysnttnt on tlw Ihaa warn pta***l an r*eor*t Arrttrdia-* ���*> iW art*, la* Jam**** Prim's ami Mallna Cat��|>heil tra��*iYr tn 4a*. Ht��-ll.��. ami n# in turn t�� it** iW�� .'��>m|msj-��. all ria'it. till*. lnt*r-��i. at*.. In !#*��*#��� <t*#��tain I claim* annsrn a* lit* It**. Trla��#l* mu4 ****** .l*>r*.ial>. ��4in*i����l ���� tit** Aiti��*��<>rlJ. mink*,* ili-ti.km t����'l reeot-AoA ia th* t<.at��w wf tbat *J1�� vision. A*->t*-ar#nt|* tb* Ale* at littsr-an" t��l��* 4ae* not rut t>*�� will, th* i��irun�� f-.-><��*.l��r C��in.r*t*>riti*T that thfe*. twM.ir.rt> i�� a-.*.***!*-***! to kotoftjuo/min %iokt lh* ttvaS *���� tl*#r*r- ataotti. t>ai<l far tit* F**w-|wr"* ** t<-wnt*mnt***tt in��ta*'>.ni-**nt "IWf* i* <h��h*# wnrk f*it~_ <Umt# oa ths ptoperty now. WTioaaALn m DMA *������ a.tuj/ii^f.^ ^ ^ Kindt ot CARBONATED ���WHaT^GiB^JU^ tSarnajairilU, Kiev, j.^. aBauidon, a0 when you want the hM Action l��a* t-t*��n ���nf*r*4 In ***** 7*t��_.r*��irj>r�� r.ttiri ot 11 C r*r*t��r*llttjt the lilt* to ib*�� _Ua�� k Wo* claim, t>n th* X*.rth*y����s. Th�� .nit, wfctVh wit) hr* In-aH in ,**.*t"*��.., I* *-���*������.-��������-.. Mnritf Tt*wjM��i'��>��t* rntvl Andrew Wattmr.A.*ko l�� |*��.ri*r, Kkhar-I l*<>rt#f lath** Pimtoer IIium- **f*i R vvmm -.. If you want a hat Or an\ thing In the line of MKXT-. WKAK call on Thos. Brown Mens (aitfitiera Reno A venae, Saiv.l*-n B C TENT8. BAR GLA88! NEGLIGE 8HIRTS. Wear* allowing a full line ui Neglige Shirt-, in latest patterns. Spring Neckwear, Hat* and Slioes. 8TRAt:a��* Overalls and Jumpers In all sizea always in stock. Bee our specialties in PR0BPE0T0R8' BOOTS Also tho famous English "K" iViota POSTOFFICE STORE 1100 AVU 8AKP0J'11] crockkrywark, wauj-apkr. JJealer iii MEATS : AT * 8ANDCN,* R088LAND, NK1-80N, KA8IA>, PILOT HAV afl TI1RKK FORKS. SANDON. SLOGAN ^ \ ****** TIIE PAYSTRE&K, MINING natORDH. K��eonM at Kan Deliver, tin* Aft-a-annents IVanslafs-awl Locnllntw; ANKMNKXTft. June! Ihtj-tnndasnd Cuhn-Al BokoO Okanaaan and DUmoud (*r**as l>u>Un*-lka MlnhutCn IfeUbutrbsni-Ales Ft^iruauu H��#n-*sT a Andrews Utatnark-XIIrn Huaasnl rt si aanUirhl irtnctlun-- iVm 1* I'snw-ll H**nanBa~-*anvld HuUwrtsml Ottnn-t etot-tAtn Uultey Branlford- W R CWninit JsYVSt Bomny~W J Mof*rt*>n Krt-nltihg- Star - Wm Ttewtltnsun m al Muntltur Star Nn t��� W K t Virwut tt al Mark bra* Sa ��-J Haulier rrraOnld V C KackUS Jo Jtj-Tlsas Tnwsry Kutrv Ti*n*S* ttttvtt- Okmt. Beotmky Olrljt*||v��r ��� up jusdlVjmsto* k-_f Maurtwr rt al ���tuna IS Kmhlrtn. I'ltia. iv K |�� o*X*-ll rnrddlt l*�� Kr-rtWt, LlltJ* J..|��| W K Gur- "aIUoo-W CUmmb ***** W Wltrnx Vlettif���a Lt_��4--*r*a**j*k Hutt**fS*/ A K Marin.* I hlrairo Jit.* Bulk.* SrwCamw-Utko MUtan Vanr.<nv��r Xo 4 and l*��*li*-y Xlrh**Ua Mr- lilata llraaXof Mr�� J-niiW- Kna|��f> Twin HlmVrt So * and X*. I Frank 1'r*.-. .-* aiUrr nntaon- M J w_w. Kfc*r-n��-- -4* A HolUii.i rt al Janolt Annkt-'W t�� T*v��itaa*ri Whairnm and IVat T**n ���-Wm Kin.Ua*- DWr- Hownvr K J |<|rk** Mam*a v and ��.��*ltmpis Jtto Jarvi. Iowa - Dmitri krlhit. r ttmtVt N.��|-rirl Irunahh* and Sraaln--W C Me* Ijrnn JMrwarr rrarthaisnd KUtrstaSD K MrUon unncsMn.***���II HHr*ns C4urad* V C lUrkllftv llualdr tttnndsi-d-41 % Srott ttnnsMn* X<�� 4-1* Untratsi Whit* H wan - D t. Hrl n**V Mark Ka��tV f Urnl-jut-* Vunuc Utmilnhm - C f�� Mcl-Vrwa KrvrtsiaAr TV* Knskt Htwtbkun, l-tlrklrr II trnrt. Snow IHnl snd T.*4iUi.# **��i. q***o stliC-i tMdn. L*wk> Jark, t Jl*t�� - Th ts Ellin rt al ���tune 11 Tbyor So e John IV-frham rt al Hr.a-|jkm Tteo Andrrns &Uuni�� Cans nrand rfbrn and Mamhlrr Thr Kamhlrr and Carl hta.lajonisMtaBsdthtMaiMl Silver Mlnlt.tr t\. Mystic tttll (and ttrtndt- Cmrtrt II llriitdlr InvstnMn. Aaku Brown tVimwrn-Mk-harl Mt Andrrns mMkr%i\m, Amnt Ijnok Aloft Xt*itm. Th �� II K writs n, l�� A M*- Ksy.Dunran Mrl'lirrwai MttunUln Otm L*n**��tt. J V INmlanrr Jans* llaltlr - I's*. nr tnotinUln, M II MrtVrrd 1 IMkl 4-*ana.ntrr. J.-w-Ht Mrtillria.u* Washssr.** Wilson. Juhn K Mlllrr r��lr.%raa -mm*. H MrK-maa* Mt.ua-Funr Mlh* I'rtrr Cdumhu* 'lit amr. tl J Mrtkmald A-Jbn-aT/mr, U K HrlMiskl JuMIr* asmt*. M R W Rathlurnr Uk* Vltw Frartlonsl Htlvrrt.ai. J M M Hrnr- diuii - Tradr thtllar <*an-*������* ���*"�������� Hlltdr** JuhUrr- larmt-t. J II Ystna INtflland Kran*. Vd tlntwn Junat Cnanartlrv nnjr*-T*rn MIU-. Ih-"J Dunlo|�� ami Jnu aodaakl tJtrkv trnmr, BruJ iHinl'i* Mlavrmlr tilarh-r rr-**k -Ilk. *.hslka l"tanrt- Cat-nrotrr. W llruih-rann snd A I) MrGlnly AMj-all asim>. R.-.-I Talks* and THOon Kalntittw Hriw��-*ii Twrtvr Mil** and H^limrr rrrrka, II A Mirks Junr 10 I Aha Vltw~< an*���***. J.*at*i*h F Ondhuttt Ji'mlnta *Kt4tl rrrrk, Jas Cain'dir-ll and ti.-n ItwWll-itamr, Om Tata-art. Oeo MtUsn ami Wm Mather Cr*��>4_r Jark U R t> Ktnnrdy and Mrholas Mr Kran _, . _ Jarkdaw-HhtUM.. Jotwuh l.a�� . H I> Kr<inr*ly anil Nli'hnlaa Mr Kran lairhy-aamr. R I) Kriiiirdv XtHiiidaT���aami.tti.* Hulk.. Iron Cait���sautr, Jas Until ^A H Rtsed U��C A Ttasdalr-' Grthlug, June 7. Jim** it jtS7#Suwm to Wm D Thr>m'i*>n-��An***<'. i^'^J*!!!? **? ffm>~Ji AnnUiiNov a mo uI^*VuBtack Joh"*W��l��a-a.. Jfirtcph Hosklns, iwl ssffi irJ 8 L*wre,,w- tl��Sew co-- sJlSVy'^fi" ,0 Mk* Tre,,CTy^ mh June II v/'hsrlrs Grant to Jauu-s Hantrn-1 Lake View X��j t. Feh 17. t'ttt * La-juls Herkman U Ilk html RoU-rts -Snow-aW, June 10. fl ���a^AWirjghS. Jteaawa] Franz, H V Risdon and N w iF��-sslt*r to H A lUrtun -aurreruitiit to sell The Three Guai-d-auen aud Clhiw-r. June 8 W 11 RobertWMi to Mk*ba.*( Grady -1 Emily Kdith. Juitt-n, J.J.VH * ' ' Hoi* A-lHradshaw kiGeo bnxurhall-l Wild Jim, June u. tl Joltn farralaar U, l/��uls J L��l*rt-J SmuKifltr, May m.W * -a. Same to Frank Sa vane -' Smumdir. May ��, June 1�� F H Yoan�� to A G Witoon-The Midas. April H i\ Malt Dolaa to John 0 HaniitKton -*} Combination. June fi, til John McNeill and Allan M Walker to 8 K Grarn -Hani Hr rabble and Hidden Treasur**, Mareh ��,H Wm Radpath Ui Elmer Everett -Silv.-r Bud, June II, fl7.*tti Hrnj Sir le to Geo W Hix��hes~!'/1��- Diinderbeiv, <��rt if,���� A lH'oftlrn to samr-Tlte Apes Xo t. January ��,fl. Jubilee Badges will be for bale on tbe streets in Sandon next Tuesday. Be sure and get one. Gaiaiiai Paic Railway Sco Pacific Line. rbe Quickest and Cheapest TNAX***-KH��. June! H A Miller to It A Wright I lk*t*meraiiir. Jan Rente to St. Paul, Chicago, Detroit. Toronto, Montreal, New York, Boston. Philadelphia, and all Eastern points. Unexcelled Sleeping Cars on all trsina Tourist Cars to St. Paul daily; Boston every Thursday; Toronto everv Monday from Revel- stoke. Steamer leaves Nakusp dally except Monday, making close connection at Revel- stoke with trains for all points Vast and West. Before you travel get information from C.P.R. agents as io times and rates. It will save you inoney. Ap ply to nearest railway agent or to A. C. McARTHUR, Agent, Sandon. (.HO. McL. BROWN, Dist. Passenger Agent, Vancouver II. M.Mcr.RBGOR,T.P.A..Nclson,B.C C. D. Rand. Rand & WaHbridge D.S.Wallbridga Sandon, B.C. Mining and Stock Brokers, Notaries Public and Conveyancers. Mines bought and sold. Stocks for sale in all B. C. Mlnea Official Brokers tor Wonderful Group Mining Co, Buffalo Mining Company. Kootenay Agents for stocks in St. Keverne Mining Ox, Slocan-Reciprocity Mining Co., Arlington-Con. M. A S. Co. Robert Macdonald Neil Macdonald MACDONALD BROS., Proprietors. Rites fl.50 to $2.50 per day. Headquarters for Mining Speculators and Capitalists. Reco Ave., - - Sandon, B.0 We have just received A Large Invoice of HARDWARE, MINERS' SHOVELS, CAPS and FUSE, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, IRON- WARE and GRANITEWARE of the kitcher We also carry a full line of Groceries��- Furnishings HUNTER BROS.. Sandon and Rossland. Atlantic Steamsliip Lines. From Montrsnl I takf Hurt.!.. H*S VfT lilt* J""*�� Uk- Suivfrlor. '; J����J Ukt* Winnittoc l-��k�� Huron. Ul�� Ontario, Ink* Sniterior, aiiiltia CiO"*'] Huby Uky siut I Tht* l��Ulo Lucky > ���������uk, WbUjr, Rvrtiltiv Htnr No I, Uu* SltyllKlit sihI the Ittnliltrti. Msv ��, tV**t tl u m Auf. 4 ������ 11 f*r_m New York Litrrsnts, l uiisnl Uitr J��|** J St*r-.i��, Ktnirk*. ('jtmnnnis. Aursnis. I'mliHs. " ������������ Ubln HS. m, W>. 7���� t*> srnl iipwsrd!.. liiU-niwMlUtf t*�� snd u|iwsnls. StraTsin- ���*��"��.*���> **"<��� upw-nl*- IHtssrngws Ttck**!'*d throiwh to all polnis In Ui**jT&iUI�� or In land. siJat apsrMly low SS to "ll |��rts of tin* Kiii>.|ks.i IU ntlm'iit. fn-i-sl*! l*tw>��i**�� srr��nm*il trom sll polul*. ApHy to A. C. McABTHOR, C.r.R. A^nt. Ssiidon. or WILLIAM KTITT, OtttsmJ Ain��nt. C IV It OIH..S. \YlniiliM*K H. GIEGERICH. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, MINING ANO MINERS' SUPPLIES ���Agent for��� GIANT POWDER AND GOODWIN CANDLES. SANDON, B.C. Stores at Ainsworth, Kaslo and .Sandon Kootenay Mercantile Tailoring Co. i ��� ��� ������--������������.-������ * .... . A full line of PIECE GOODS always in Stock - MINING PROPERTY BOUGHT, SOLD AND STOCKED. J. R. & D. CAMERON. ��v; ]iff k* :>,;- u; '���IS . Ri- THE PAYSTKEAK. ��� I Uleolllowaot Camp News. Waiter Scott, J. P., has bonded the Silver Bow to eastern parties Work will begin soon. The trail to the Goat Cave is being improved. This is a No. 1 claim and the owners are going to work it this year. Jack Newell is opening up the Silver King with very good prospects. The Blue Bell is being worked by a gang of men with Ben Green in charge. P. Peterson is in charge nf a gan; of men who are working on the Tis Creek trail. D. Woolsey and Otto Abeling are inspecting some Fish Creek claims with a view to their being opened up by an American firm. The Gladstone is to be opened up at once. Mr. McCormick and three other prospectors went up the North Fork of the Illecillewaet, down Downie creek and the Columbia, and returned a few days ago. They saw no locality that held out the sjme inducements for prospecting as this part of the district. D'Arcy Wood of Port Dalhousie, Ont., has just staked two claims���the Onurio and Cambridge���on the east branch of the North Fork. He brought in some fine, specimens of grey copper and galena. A butcher shop is now being opened here. During the month of May the con- centatorat Laurie ran 25 days and treated 3200 tons of Lanark ore turning out 430 tons of concentrates of a gross value of $35,000. Tbe concentrates were all shipped via Vancouver to San Francisco. A shaft is to be stink on tbe Lanark from the 480 to the 1000 foot level and an electric hoist pot in. BANK OF 1H NORTH AMERICA j E**TAI��.l**Hl.t�� IX 1<"***. tKCO��r<)��AtTKJ> HY RtiTAI. CMAHttOt IS 1��**0 l*Wid-��i> Capital ���t"222��S*242 BsMkMrvc* Fuutl i.saN.aaa A female cook wanted at Slocan Hospital. Hotel Kootenay SANDON. Switzer& McGluskey, Proprietors. SLOCAN NEWS CO., -> ItPAifl-S lit News, Nt*tk��iifry, Confe*: ���Itone.ry, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Hoy, Grain, Flour, GROe&RIBS, BTG. <IUri*: SLOCAN TRANSFER CO., Saddle and Pack H<im to all Points In Die Mountains, LnsiWJ** rOrHK'K- �� Ckwnt* I-wie, UmiUarri St.. F. C. COURT Of J. H. Brodle AabO Jam**I -Ur Gas-pan) Fsnvr Henrv R. Fanvr Rk-hanlli.'.lvii St*rrcUry- UlRFi^TORS. E. A. flt-��m-*�� 11. J. B. Kt-inUH J. J. Klntr-fnnt KmiVrtr Uil*tVt*k li,*.*. D. Whatman A. O. WalHs. Hkaix'h-i v is Casaiia���St Ammm**��-��� Mout*val, H, SriKhMAX. OenenU Maw****! J. Kl.mLT, In*|��***tor. BRANCHES IX CANADA. IxmmIoii Kt��j***t**o Halifax X, H. arantford itttawa R*.��4-ik1. B.C. Parte Montmtl Sand.*!, it C. Hamilton QurU-c Vlct**t��. 111*. Toronto A- John, X R. Vsnrou.ir. BI Ft*t*d.*ricton. X.11. WiiintortW.Msri. Brandtm. Mar Kasio, 11C. Trail, IIC AOEXT8 IN* THE IXITFP STATES. ETC Sew York--***1 Wall **>tt-w*i--W. Law**t a J. C. t��* |��S* S*u Fr_nrt��*v.-Ul itanam St-H. M I. Mo Xli.hatrl and J. R. A*nl>r<����>. L<*nd*si Bank- r* Tic* Hank ��*f FnxUnd M*fc<����r. Giro k Co. r^vljrti Affftits-- Llv��'n*��a.l lUnk of Llvt-r na.I. Srollittid���Xalktiial Rank of *-*t*t*ttand Lhultwl. and t-ranrtw**. Ir**la��d-IV��%in**l*l Bank of Ireland. Ltd.. ami l*rsn��*h"**. Xa.iV.na Hank, Ltd.. ami l��ran***htf). Aiwlralla Union Bank of Australia. Mil. S. w Z. .i.u.*l I n'..n Bank of Australia. I.t.l. In*ti�� China and Japan --Mtflrraiitik- Bank <A India, Li��l, Airra li��nk Ltd. Wt.*st lndlt-*>~���okmUl Bank. I'arU Messrs. Maj-ttianl, Kr.ui*�� ��*t Cfc*. Ly*jna Cnntfl Lyoanala. G EORO E K V l��n, Maosjrt- Handtm. Hi: HAMILTON ; 6fYERS HARDWARE, COAL, IRON.STEEL AND ORE CARS, POWDER, CAPS*FUSE STOVES kHD TINWARE TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER. If you are- Call at the Thirsty, WEARY, HUNGRY, Hotel Ivanhoc. .Dealers in General Merchandise KASIO and CODY. Bank of Montreal. Capital (alt paid np) *?U^S2��$2 Kesserved luntl : : ^00^000,00 Undivided profit* : t *M,ee&40 Bqi Dohald A. **mith. O.CM.G. Present. Hon.O. A. Drimmosb, Vice I'resident, KaCi/tJCSTtLV, General Manager, A. MAtxifunt, Chief Infractor.* ftnj>* of Hrf-iKl** A. B. 1U-CIUXAX. IssffjacUtrof liniiichmanif' W. S. Ouxnnox,, Avistam li.s|ft*jcitir"' JAMFa Aihii. 8ecrruiry. Branches in all parts of Canada* Newftnitdland. Orent liriuin. *r*\ thc Doited Statea New Denver Branch A Kent ral banking busini-%*. tmnnetfti The Newmarket New Denver, B.C 1* -itnaifd m tl* t-����k��trl th* tawitiifwi mmo* tJtko. mod ****** no ���*�� **** ��\ tlw> iMtlraanr and �����**�� opm 0�� pymmknommty to A ���**���***����� �� ah.** *���*!���* rtwr** Th*St��*****|���� i*t**4wra 9rtt��*����siil. TWnrjtrasrtsanv����lrrf mod tkwtmAid *h**.;^* lab-at -ft******* of llV*��^|*��'*rf art *jTt*e -***����**4*4r *a*f l$ti�� j*te*AHI lit ywtitrtpal t��,.- * *���. that Uarmmm* wtlh 0�� MwHWlr *mmm��Tf. Tl* Otet*** ��?tr*i�� I. *l����* ��� j��*. �� kkd srltli tmrnl that Ita *��**���*. dkfeMthbt ward *********** to tkm tewe* Otnom. < num. Tnr liar fct i^alt** wttll tit** o*'*t nmnw. m o*9 n mm-y-at hrs��*l> A uerrt* pr*adija***T��, <..4*tlM_ra, Wt*m I ant* ���**���'���.!��, * *.����.lt��** i'is^aU***. l*>A*rj*wr*-*��. M> ���-��� Tem*kfttt*A\ Xm Um M^.��*��lmt mod t*��%-'t��a* at nny mmde tn ���*�����*> ��� ttftrm or *��sWt. mt* wrb. on- at tltt. !*<*���**- Stranger, ttukr tot tt* Xrwinailurl when you temAt dm tOwsu* ra��>��^"l����a�� and do mo I * pet Ihe I ,*i_tl.*d a mintt**- n la Henry Stege. WM. atNNtSON. 4WO. cosaa* m. e cove* Br��i.*lt.�� Km��ft. W��*li *�� t (tj��r ltn��* si . la**>*l.-*> M*-a��U*m uf ihr MtMttaam *-4,��-k K jrta-tt.jp. and Hoard ol Tfsrtr. t .1*1, AtmUno ��� * lte%**isoa MaMn*aii4Xt-i jwasr* ������ii a act�����**��*s WM.BENNISON & CO., ROSSLAND, B.C. oeA""'m MINES *N0 MINING SECURITIES ��� ~Y��� j Va solicit eorresi-onflcnee with parties havlinr \ K j roeritorUais mSnlntf pniperties for sale, ami iUA\ beg to iay that we have eonnectl<at�� In the principal cities ol Canada, England and the .tiU��M Statca, and are in daily receipt of Inquiries lor developed mines and promising piwrascta. 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE In aetive mining oiicratlons and redaction ol ores, and a knowledge of the dilTerent mining dlstricu oi B.C. enables us to Aim ish reliable and cmnpeteiit information pertaining to mines and mining matters. Inferences given. ���IN KtKt-TKNA* I-AtiE. Ka.-alo |N-tfUtWc<. ts o\wn to im*iiie��t. in \i* new utand. Winn in Kaslo go to the Hoyal Oalte. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MeCttne were in tt.wn from Ainsworth W��*d*M*aday. \li>. lull moved her millinery *tn'k into tlw* new oure thi* week. Henrv Craft, of Victoria has opvn- .,i i inining liri-ker'solHet-��m Av- .1111*1- A. i.t-arge VV. Whlk**4de intends put- liujt* uii a *u��r��* Imilding on the south M*lr ����t Front tart*ct. W.J.Orrhaamoved his stock of !a..ii. ami ��di<*e** from Avtmue A t*�� tii* new irkrll-Stratliern block. I.. 1*. Davis* tmcof tht* t***tknown mriuber* of Uie legal fraternity in initial ('.-.wmbia. arrived in Kaslo ���ii a I'ttMiH*** trip on VVt-diustlay nut pn*ef***d��**1 to Nelson. Hairy Uairer, tin*now wi*llknown uiuiiiig" engineer, arrived in from Wliiu*water oil \Y*-*dm*��day e\ ruing. Mr <tit{i*erift looking up kme prop, .���rtiea for t*otne Salt I*ake y-atrta-* in VVliiU'water Itasin. Ka��io'�� liaat'ball team i�� having lrnnl luck with ita iHtmegameti* only ���tin* Jiaving come off in favorable wiather. The games *��n Taenia} ,in*l \V��-dit.-***day Itad to lie |*t*tpom*.l ��������� Sunday and* Monday. W.8. Hall, lately of VWu��ria. aaa .���(���ened the new Victoria ltou��l oa Vvenue A, It is a iHmimodiou** I'Utltling with accomtstatiotis for SO u'<��*��*tj., lias balrha, clectrk light*., aud * r��*��f garden commanding a U-au* uiul view of the weenie grandeur of K<��>t.��itay lake is to tie added. I lie liutlding Itoom in Kaslo fotvtill ��� \i.ittt and vigorous. Tbe late*! to hand It* that D. II. Linnard 4 Co. have purchasetl lota on Front street in ur tbe new hotel tdu* and will pr*> *fiA immediately to ereet a aW'tv ^uiltling 24x40, twtoHrtory, with Irase* rn* in It \% their Intention to place i he aw -��u**k of guotl** in the store iiumitlbttety t��n completion of tlte -.nite. ���lobn Cowan, UM n*prm*ntativt* of i Vjuuiiuver syndicate, with Mr. VYt'bster as expert, spent a few days id Kaulo thi*. wi-ek and went up to Whitewater to Itiok up now htomt* <�����** with the intent of purchasing. Local N��wa. Frank I! art! nicer. from Pilot Bay, has opened the Hand Laundry, on the lower end of Reco avenue. What is generally known as the town of Quartz Creek, and was formerly Wild Horse, is now Ymir. Th*- pc-opk of Cody are getting warm over the condition of the road from Sandon. They say it is hurting basinet*. The slide* b dangerous antl ii* liable to cost a life. After July 1st two trains a day witl In* run*on the Nakusp road to Sandon. The boat will make connection W��th morningand afternoon at Hoseln-rry, making two trips a day to Slocan City. A bridge across Carjwiitter creek at New Denver was put in last week and travel to Silverton is renewed. The uiienitur of the trail to Ten Mile from four 'Mile has matte travel by a . ���___**��� "*_** ���****_ $i MMwfl Mr. Cowan lias a wide reputation as* a itusiiicrw man throughout wi***ter��i < '.nutda and at one time was identified with the Masscv Company, their Latently *ole ag��*iii for Manitolia ami N.W.T.Jspent In l��ack animal pcatsible from New Denver. W. K. Terrell of the Cody sawmill deiiie* Uie rumor that the mill has changed hands. He has let a contract to Mr. Moore, of Tacoma, to cut a million feet of lumber at the rate of 15,000 feet a day. Mr. Terrell i** now situated to furnish any and all kinds of lumber at anv time. A very important move, and one that may mean much for British Columbia, was made In tlte scnotc at Ottawa June *2nd. when Hon. Tht*. U. Mcliines, from this Province, made a motion to establish a mint In Canada, ami supported it with an able speech. Tbe contracts for the building of the extension ofthe C. A K. railway from Slocan Crossing to Slocan City, a distance of 32 miles, has been let to poiijH��re, McVeigh & Co. and J. il. McLean A Co. The road has to be tinifthed by the middle of October aini all the supplies brought within the Province. The body of John Pierce, the orotapector who**' death up the South Fork was reported in lata week'*. Paystreak. wa* found by his erstwhile i-artuers on Friday last. As it i*. now clearly apparent, Pierce itiUftt have "never recovered from the unwntwiousness resulting from his injuries in whiclf his partner left him. antl it is*, very probable he died shortly after. On returning, however, Wallace, in his excitement, had wrongly directed those who were summoned to the unfortu nate man's assistance, and eonsc a considerable time was vainly searching in the (Limited Liability.) CAPITAL, - $100,000.00. 1,000,000 Shares par value of ten ceotf. The above Company is formed to acquire aud work the ARGO and BELT Mineral Claims, adjoining the Sandon townsite. Mines are Open for Inspection, only a few minutes walk from the town. Limited number of shares for sale at ten cents. Apply at once to Lcigtitorj St'Williairi-s Mining Brokers and Operators. AT THE OLD SiANDON HALL YOU WILL FIND SHELT0N & CO. -WITH A- NEW and COPLETE LINE OF FURNITURE. CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS- SAN DON, IL C. McClary's Famous ...STOVES * FURNACES HAYES L CO. HARDWARE TtN8MITH8 -AND- Metalworkers. J.J. Godfrey. W- J Botvw, LLB F. L. Chratia, LLB. In, Ml Oft BARRISTERS, -: *.- SCLICITORS, -.-:* NOTARIES, &c Sandon B. a1: fancotivor, . C '. B. c. J.J. MADIGAN. DAILY - STAGE -FROM- JttMOA Alex Lucas, as II.C. generalapni for the Chatham Wagon company, made u business trip to Sandon, New I lenver, Nakusp, etc. 3.1 r. Lucas re- j *���'��������** the ItiiHliH*** outlook thorough- ly tir**t elasa for his company in this I ���articular dlstrk't. A carload of ' lin Jiani wagon*, ha* been laid down ��t New Denver, including a wimple ��*f the new ore wagon now l��**in*_r made by this company. A nii-otlng of the Yankee (.iti Mining Company was held in Kask�� "���� Witliiffsday evening. Or. Rogers wa*. elected Wretarv. Dr. Henry presidenl and Horace Httcker vice* pt*etd4ettt* Thc eoinpany is formetl to acquire three claims in the Hot sl����"inp. camp, the Saffmorc, Yankee (*irl and Luther, of which thc great* ';> value is t*akl u�� lie In the Luther. ThU.lnim, situausd on Ctnlar creek, '������"���nt a mile from the lake, adjoins we Illinois on tlte north, and the Twin on the south, Itoih til which t'hilms have gcsal ore In sight. wrong direction, Wallace and Kelly rt'tunu**! on Satur��iayandu*legraph- i-<t a report to the coroner, who was in Htwm. Beyond his having worked in the V.nterpru-e and having prittpcctcd with the Elliott Imivs up Lemon ereek last summer, little is known of PiereeV antecedents, although he had <��n ����ne OfAasion made the *talenient that he hatl no connections, as his connections in tlie old country hatl all died. ���aodoaj, a. e F. J. Donaldson THE DRIieaiST, Ha�� Jn-*t R��H*4.iv��*4 a l���ir��w Aasortment of Drug Sundries, Pipes, Imported Cigars and Stationery. o o Imported Perfume* a Specialty. Cortineato of tmprovomonts. l*ortt'li-*No.iMliwralt'l��li�� SHuale lu ttStMomn Mining IMvlstoiiof W��>t K,*.i.--IW.V nwrk*. i^mitti nvt- �����;����rnjm Ttiw K����rks. U|�� ii'irtit to** ot vonmtnt < r.*a*k. ��>�� Hulit t*a����l��- _ ��� ��� _i...i����_.t.i Tok�� nt��tlctl��iitt Th**, t r*^r U-ltMinitig tuwl V tlltii-1'����. t roe Mln-r'a iVrtirtoii-* No. .l.tstS, h.t "ill. atkU ��lavs m>m UM ��1hU' heri*of,to 11 v |.�� th.*'Mliifn* BmWtotd** tot it .vrtlttcjate u m.r*.v"��m-��ii-a. for tl��t�� |nir��*��* ��f nhuloltia m t 'i-ttwn _n��nl r.*r tin- als��v*' oliilin. * Ami niXt l��k�� wata; m gtlon, ..niler wcttttniff nm��i I-* tttnum'iiwtl tttfort* thr ts* m\n\n of'tSrh meitBrnto;aC i��.i��nj>��'����-����**. liHOHl this _7.l, .lay ''^V^ilKNOKF*, Notico THE! MS 1 GOUT. MoMlloQ ������1*��***-�� Three Korki* ax 8 o'clock lAt-Vt-s i<oay ��t 11 O'clock. Atteriiooa:-*>^vf*�� Tbnra Forks t*t 1 * .'clock. Lwvw* cody ttt 4 o'clock. Iln* l��rv Mi'll MiiiIiik tScc'y Mh> Ut, l**�� iiii��l Milling LVi., lltty. Notice Is IhtcIiv jtiven that at the explratlm. of one monih fi.t'm the rti>t publication liere- ot. the nnaeri>l*iie.l will ��i��i��ly U>1|;*' ^pno- tllarv Maglstrute for th��* ��1 Wrlct of W esl koot- e��*,v. for a license to sell Ooxwn by ratal] nt thefr hotel, stumte on Lot 4. Block 2. Snndon First AtUliiiou.tSaniion.B. V IWAtetl at Haint.ui. B. i\. tills 19th d��y of June. A P.. U-W C*. A. P. "A iluams. Uii' Petri- Aw* am**. IMotlco. Notice Ik hervltv given that at the expiration of one month ft-oiti the tirst publiaUlon hereof, the underslgtied wtll uppiy Utthe atlpendl- nrv MfaKisti-nte, for the District of West KttotV enav. f*o a ncense t*> ��*U lh|Uor by irUtl irt hls'l*��>tei. situate on lot 6, sub-dlvlslon WW, West KootctiHV. li��ted at Handon. B.C.. thlsltlUl day of May, 1H>,7 William Dulak. DlRSCrr RQQTl TOfORTSTKEL mm im**w Nelson & Lardo Steam Navigation Co. Commencing Monday. ISUt May WW. Hteamei Ainsworth will leave Kaalo, B. C, evary Monday aud Thursday at M0 a. in. for Bonner's Ferry. Idaho, connecting with the Great Northern Hallway on Tuesdays and. Fridays, both to and from Hpokane and Kaatern and Western Point*. Steamer will return ftoiu Bonner's Ferry at 1-00 a. m. on Wedneedays ana Saturdays arriving at K aslo same evening, ao aa to make quick connections with Trail Creek and slocan mining districts. This route is the roost direct tor the Fort Htecl mining camps and makes close connections at Bonner's Ferry with the Upper Kooi- enay river steamers. First class pattrtenger and freight accommodation* Subscribe tor the Paystreak. --.- ������ Wmtm .f. �� u-tara >i" * if it "'ft ' , MIXING NOTES. The call has been suspended on the Spokane Mining Exchange. Oacar Burbai.k, of Three Forks**, has sold a claim on Wonderful hill for -ft'tOOO. The Selkirk Miflinjr .** MillinjrOom- panv aire in 203 feet on the tonne, oa the \ Jracie. Two shift* are working and they expect to reach the ledge ;i!>out the end of July. H. Brook is running a tunnel on the Ouhir in Jackson basin, ami is tii ICO feet and expects to catch the (edge in another 30 feet. Assays on the surface gate 130 to 1***0 ounces silver, and showed a good strong lead. Cutler T. Porter with a party of eight, inciuding H. K. Reed. A. J. Laughtoi), J. W. Wat-kins and others of. Spokane, were in Sandon Monday, on their way to commence work on the Wagoner group, on the head of Hall creek. I-ardeau country. Dan Henley and W. ,S. Hugh of Spokane are interested. t'apt. Reed Killed at Arrowhead. Captain Keed. captain of the steamer tllieilliwaet* was crushed to death at Arrowhead Tuesdaxr, a little after noon. He was going onto the Nakasp, to cross over and get onto his boat, which was tied on .the other side, wheu a freiglit train backed down the pier and caught him between the cars and the fender of the boat, which projected over the peir nearly to the track. The motion of the cars rolled the body geveral feet on the fender, but consciousness was destroyed immediately and he ceased to breathe in abottt fifteen minutes. An inquest was held, but no blame attached to anyone. Captain Reed comes' from Van- cjuver and leaves a family. The Ulicilliwaet belongs to tbe* C.P.R. and has lately been put on the route on the arm of Upper Arrow hike between Arrowhead and Thompson's Landing. Curling Challenge Cop. Hewitt Bostoek, M. P., who hi patron of the Sandon Curling Club, lias presented the club with a" trophy of their victories last year in a magnificent silver cup, now on exhibition in 0. W. ('rimmett's windows. The cup is twelve and one-half inches high and six and one-half inches across the top, with ebony base and gold lined, It was made in Montreal, and bears the Scotch emblem, Tain o'Shartter, two brooms, curling stone and two "church wardens," long-stemmed clay pijies, interwoven with the inscription, "Challenge Cup, presented to the Sandon Curling Club bv Hewitt Bostoek, M. **?., 18117." 1 - The conditions for competing for _ihe eup prescribe that the game must *be pUyiKl at Sandon, and la open to all Kobvei����y. - The Cody Road. There has bom a call for bids for a bridge over the ei&pk between Sandon and Cody whew* the old bridge was. Tids appears to be a useless expenditure, as the tmui thing will have to be dohe again next year and everv vear following. Nobody Wants it. The' route on the north Side of the creek could be built for wliat it will cost to repair tlte old road,and can be used the year round. Cody people now declare it impossible to trade with Sandon. rnVW ^3a^*f^-:*l*-��-^hta Cr**|$**_H^ You can Buy SLOCAN STOCKS Cheaper in Spokane than In Any Other Market, If you with to Buy Communicate with Us We are also Prepared to Place Properties of Raal Merit at any Time. ���JtttS" S. NORMAN & COMPANY ( Members Spokane and Rossland Stock Exchangee' SPOKANE HOTEL, SPOKANE. WASHINGTON. MINING STOCKS S And Other Investment**. Every Repi*e**'ntation Gtiaiwtieed. %09999999909000000000000000000000000000090999**99999o % i I I J. W. HARRIS, Sandon, IANNOUNCEMENT C.| Wai C. ZKI.MC. K M wm i. crrjtmsAu ZELIE&O'CONNELL. Mining Operators Deeds of nil Ih-werlp- . tioiis Drawn l*p. Priuilcal *>t*.��**ri>'tM-e In d��v*lc��|nnent nutl li)i��ii��**.*ir,.'Ut of in*!>*��*. A kiiowl��alg�� of tbi* bimI ��u*r*tint*'lin* * atitt*. enn'-li*. tt. lo ��.,fffr *Jt<K*>i |*^M*a*ftk>��t�� invtast- or- Oofta ifntion* rt��i*i��rt. fnmUbfi *>t. |*r*tf*rr* ti*>�� I 'irre^i'on'lrnt** ��<>U��-ilt*.t SANDON. B. 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Issued simultaneously in Sandon and Cody; publisher headquarted in Sandon. Published by Jno. J. Langstaff from 1896-09-26 to 1897-03-27; by an unidentified party from 1897-04-03 to 1899-04-08; and by WM. MacAdams from 1899-04-15 to 1899-12-30.
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