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[<��� THE PAYSTREAK BOOK in. SANDON, NOVEMBER 19 1898. CHAPTER 8 KAPPB1.IS.0S IN BRIEF. W. 11 Yaw key la in town. r _���.'.. i riding Is again fashionable ji, BsodOQ, I. (\ Une is using electric light in In* Urn now. There is a deal on for some* proper- ���io m*ar Three Forks. Conductor McKay ts taking hi* j.,iju.\ io Hand IW a short nay. IV.itv In Sandon, on Nov. l*th, die wife A A. Mcl'bec, of a daughter. ii.KN. lit New Denver, on Nov. I&h, th��* wife of C K. Sutitheringale ��.f�� too, i hartev Avlwln, of New Denver, will speed the winter in Spokane and other places. Ti>< iteruhard Walther CHiwn on Monday evtming ts tn ski of the Sandon ItriMw Band. Hit the Kitty,** and ��� Tni Fat." an* two of tbe stoat popular song* <��f the dsy iir the Slocau. .I��hn it. Devlin was In town this week, making arrangement- lo *\* rid i_*- ��* uiier In Scotland. A SandouMe. whose nsriu* *-.*n'��J nor be leant* d died in Whitewater on Thnrsday rrotn |*nt-uin**in.��- Chsrley lllrcbell, who has been ���\- iHliii* tlwasaimer In Vancouver, r> turned tu Sainton Mil* week. Dick Slice waa la town this week. lie hits sdded sis men to Uto Rare nt the Uainl.hr. making30 in nil. Hilly Tbomttntutt West to the Jackson basin on Wednesday lo look ni> some claims be is luterewu-l in W. J. Tretheway, formerly ot Kaslo tall now with Iteaibpiartei* in Vancouver, waa In lown rbarsday. Hilly Thomlinson and Charley Avlwln of New Denver suaggbtl up U.> *-��� thf I This is the best month in a busi impossible to accomplish satisfactorily 1 ne*s sense that the C. P. R. has had without the assistance of those assess 4 the gulch on Wednesday *lloW. The first consignment of Crowi Neti cue! wUl be received In Sandon neat week. ft, Byera A Co, have the agency. Several members of the Salvation Army spenrths early pert of tne week in lown In Ihe advancement of their cause. Mschinery fur the Whitewater ft-in Chicago continues to pa* through Sandon, belcg transferred trow tbe C. P. R. at this point. The new bosk htm** at t& Idaho ��re now occupied Tho building* art* very comaiodloui and comfort J *hi��. Thirty own are employed. (ircrge Knowles has enhanced the radiance of the myriad oostly gems "i his stock by the installation or ������httric light in bis establishment. Madam Wsltber, of the Bombard Waltiier Conesrt Company, is cxi-h* ���d to take pert In the musical service �����'��� tire Methodist church tomorrow ���veiling. A dsnes was given Wadneedsy 'venlngst lbs Whitewater Hotel. A Hpeclsi train was run and quits a "umber Irom rlsndon and Mci.oigsn ".tended. since its rails were laid into Sandon. It is a sure index of the prosperity ol this great camp. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Stirrett were both taken suddenly ill this week and confined to their bed*, Mrs. Stirrett with quinsy and Mr. Stirrett with pneumonia. Kenneth Beaton will instruct a clans in the mysteries of Scotch dancing during the winter months. The first meeting will uke place in Spencer's on Monday evening. Mrs. Dr. Gornm died in San Francisco Inst Monday. They had been married only six months.' The doc tor has the sympathy of marry Sandon Iriends in his sad affliction. Nelson's dealers in wood are reported to have entered into a combination not to sell wood to any person who insists tm measuring the article OS delivery. Hilly Wilson wouldn't do anything like that. One A 1'alma A ngrignon's saddle horses tell over a bluff near the Wakefield a few dsys since, and shattered his constitution so badly :hat he died. This a case where an equine was short on horse sense. Next Thursday is Thanksgiving l)sv, aial many Saudonites will celebrate it hv dining si the Palace Cafe. Jack and Charley will haveaspresd that dav, the equal of which will be hard to Hint in rhe famous Slocan. The miners of Sandon in forming a union must keep to themselves. If they allow agitators and scabs of Other occupations u�� mingle in their affairs then* will always be more or lam ilrsmlldnrrlfcai raised among tlie men who pOSSJ. steel underground, and provide thi* camp with its busi- ness aud prosperity. The R. K. French Theatre Com pany tormina* their engagement here this evening. During the week they have been very favorablv received, playing to good business every night. They will leave over the K. A S. tomorrow and after playing Kaslo and Nelson -*��������� *-���"������*�� ed. Any persons who have been overlooked in this matter will confer a favor and much simplify the assessor's work by communicating with Mr. Keen at his Kaslo office. Tbe press reports from every point where Mons. and Madam Bernhard Walther have appeared form a glow* ing tribute to their powers as public entertainers. One great secret of .-.������__,��� their success lies in the fact that they I Soverign do not render "selections" which are | Wcraderful SLOCAN ORB SHIPMENTS. The shipments of ore from July 1st, 1898 to date. Prom Sandon. Payne, : 7,240 tons. Ruth, Slocau Star, Last Chance, Sapphire Coin I Wonderful Bird "above their heads" of their audience, at the same time -atcring to the tasi* and giving full satisfaction to the most advanced lovers of good music. Lady Zetta and the Uewett Musettes appear at Spencer's Opera House next Friday snd Saturday. This company does not pretend to be the best organized company travelling; they are ordinary individuals producing a conglomeration of sketches, dramatic work, music, mind reading, spirit cabinet magic, etc, which keeps the audience amused for two hours and sends .hem away wondering what they were hughihg at. Tlie genorositv ot miners is proverbial. John Dunn, a young man from Nova Scotia is sick at Nakusp with a lever. A friend undertook to raise some fuuds for him, and going to tbe Slocan Star, he succeeded in collecting $50 from the men employ- at that mine. It is such acts as this that prove the existence of human kindness and show how ready the hard handed miner is to help a fellow man when he is unable to help himself. If the spirit that prevails among the Star men was more universal there would be less hell on this earth than there is now carried as an everyday commodity. A Miners'JJbIob. At a meeting of miners in Craw- ferd's Hall on Tuesday evening steps were token to torm a Misers Lnion. Joseph Stookham was appointed C M Wilson Treasure Vault Reco Miller Creek 7,240 1,426 1,417 410 18* 13| U 801 8 2 40 19 40 Prom Concentrator Siding Idaho - : Alamo Cumberland : Queen Bess, i : Prom New Deooer. Bosun California : a Prom Whitewater. Whitewater : 834} 471 56 707 244| 60 105 Prom McGuigan. Rambler Antoine Total, : 65 75 13,330 tons Shipments over the K. & S. for tbe week: Payne50, Over the C. P. R. for the second week in the month: Payne 240; Total tor the week from Sandon : 330 tons. CHURCH NOTICES. ln_r Kaslo ana nmmai will strike Seat* mountains to Calgary and Kdmonton. NVxt week this paper; will publish the names of all the ladies who wear ihelr hits nt the play this evening Tbsbonne* will he _f^iSto_5 estimate of the iwtoblccost Billy Sanders, ot Hilly r**uu-.-ic��, _. Seshiit have started a paper in Cascade City called the Maple Loaf. It is a patriotic name and Miould last - n;iiv win atand pat when chairman and a committee was uf obtaining a charter. The next meetmg will be held a week from this evening^ _____ polite but Mistaken. His dishevelled appearance indicated tha the jag he wore was, like eateu ��"��-��� __���_ .��� _ h.v and as he re- igate glassy pas- ^^'tVer'Hirt^rshottrom cameto gi.et:_ -J 8addenne8g that n_wv.tr Hilly will stand pat ��_a^&��5��- KtK .��? ^. �� rt. �� ho will make. S3*_M-jSs ���*��� - ��* cade City. __*JMfcSfc��ttS ^_V_r him with a suddenness ma. u_a^S-��s ?re * r .mbs"cod pany smiled sweet Jane tooi^comp" g in hi8 iy on passers ^y.Kt ^.^ his hat as gw-i,, .^ pardon, he 8lowiy An ���TWaaShden- m'am, beg pardon, nre^ ul,'sure you/_and passea o Presbyterian church���Regular services in Virginia hall morning and evening at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Mdthodist Church���Regular services to-morrow at 11 a. ni..and 7:30 p. ra. Rev^A. M. Sanford, A. B. At the evening service the anthem "Praise ye the Lord" will be rendered by the choir and it Is expected that Madam Walther will sing a solo. Prom the Philippines. John Newman,* formerly a resident of Sandon, but now a member ot tire First Montana Infantry, writes his sister, Mrs. J. R. Burton, from Cavatte an interesting letter. He says the climate is rather wearing and that the thermometer occasional.- lv hits the 125 mark in the shade. Cut in the bay can be seen the masts of twelve Spanish vessels sticking out of the water. The insurgents cause the soldiers considerable trouble as they are continally attempting to steal goods. There are about 40,000 of them around thatf section of the world. In Manilla the Spanish soldiers are allowed to wander around as they please and tbey have great respect for the Americans. Half the blue coats are sick, deaths occuring daily. Newman nr tired of bis experience and will be glad when his V, i\m\ ��� 5| m much dihicult THE PAYSTREAK, SANDON, B.C.. NOVKMBr.K 1% t��*. That Kamloops Strike. The big strike of glance ore in the Pot Hook mine at kamloops continues to be one of the most discussed topics in mining circles. A sample of the ore has been brought to Vancouver and it is being exhibited at the Arlington. It is copper bronite and also contains native copper. As stated, the strike was made at a depth of 225 feet. There is 11 feet of this rich ore, but, of course, it is not all like the sample now shown in Vancouver. But it averages rX) per cent, copper, while the main glance runs 55 to 75 per cent. From present indications the strike would appear to be one of the greatest ever made in a copper proposition in Canada. Henry Croft, of Victoria, who put through the deal of the Pot Hook to an English syndicate, is naturally elated over the strike, and the whole if Kamloops is jubilant. J. H. Rus sell, (8 this city, has now bonded the Mascott for $5000 to Mr. L rort, the deal having been put through las' week. While on his way to Kamloops the other day Mr. Croft spoke in a most enthusiastic manner about the Coal Hill claims and predict- that it will yet establish irself as one of the best copper camps on earth.��� Vancouver Province. Leadoille Mines to Resume. The old mining camp of Lesdvllle, Colorado, is showing a great deal ol activity. Perhaps the most irriftort- ant impetus the disriut has received is the striking of what is known locally as the "second contact.". Tbe Marian, Ma Ira hi and Mali mines. all in the same territory, have opened up this lower deposit of sulphide ores at depth varying from 1,100 to 1,240 feet, and their success has stimulated others, so that there is a prospect of a good deal of deep, shaft sinking and exploration work. Another important matter is the final starting, after m my d .appointments aud delays, of the Leadville Pumping Association, which is to drain the large basin, including what are known as the '"downtown mines." This includes several important producers whose work has lieen temporarily stopped by water. It was impossible to drain one of these mines without unwatering the others, and the co-operative plan was the only one which could lie adopted. Gold in Ohio. f Marti Was s Mineralogist. A teacher in one of the local schools was instructing a class of small children in mineralogy* the other day, en. deavoring to make clear to their young minds what a mineral really is, says the Chicago Chronicle. Standing before them she began in her clear voice, "A mineral H an inorganic, homogeneous substance ..f definite, or approximately definite, chemical composition found in nature. Do you understand me ? Come now, you have all seen minerals, ami your mothers and lathers have told you the names of them,haven't they? Of course they have. Now can any one of you tell tne the names of three minerals ?" There was no response, and she continued: "Have not some of you seen minerals on exhibition ?" One little girl Mtised her hand. 'i thought so. Mary will name three minerals.'' Mary aro��e and putting her hands behind her, lisped: "A"tollman's. Vichy and seltzer/ Mid company** acquit"*! ��t iq h* a^ArmA and for th* ennferrln* upon th- *nid c������** pany *o lo Im i���porr*.r��t��*��t ot ��ll ***b pmmata i.umvb.nnY.arv to fully and��*umplrt.*��.r oarry on and opurata th* work* afore-uhl, or may ot them 1 hi ted thi* rrth day of .Vovnulwr. A t�� mtA, M<PMU.I.|P��e WlM.IA*�� Solicitor, tot AppM SSS. THE STRIKE IF. SANDOH. Columbus, Ohio., Nov 14th���A special from Canal Dover, Ohio,says: Another discovery of gold is announced in the Malvern district, near here. The latest Dud is at Agusta, a few mih*s north of Malvern, where III. O. Ley da has discovered on his farm an ore which he claims is richer than the Malvern product. The discovery has increased the gold fever, arrd has also increased the prices of land. Tough Luck. A member of the Thirty third Michigan, while recuperating at Mot* tank, told a representative of Leslie'* Weekly a story of queer luck iu way. "There was a chap in our baud." he said,- "who plated the troiuiioiie, and he seed to h��u_h and ray that the Spaniards couldn't j*j����il Ills business, anyway. Thev aright -hoot his lej-a iff, or stool Ids arms off, or shoot all through his b ��ly, so long as they didn't kill him ��� aud when he came out of the war be would be able to go ��ii playing the trombone jest the seme. All he in-cded to do that was his mouth. "Well, sir, when we got into tin; lighting a Mauser bullet came along and struck Mr. Trombone player right in the mouth so that now he can drink tbroogb his nose, because there isn't any division between- And he'll never blow another note on a trombone as long as be lives. Thev never touched his legs nor his arms nor anything else, but they queered his mouth, and that's what I call touch luck. Advertise fn the Pur streak. NOTICK. lories ta hanky gtran tbnt sinib-ttas sIM bti mad* to tho h*(i dative A.-omMy of Brit- iab Columbia At it. nest a***Jon for SS Ml to incorporate a aompaaf mMmat tha nam* of th* Hriti.h 1-~n���-|nTStlpiiianf Isilllll ill th* parpOM oteunhlfiif tha company ao t�� h* |���- -nrporatad to M*tll�� and take otmr all n��l.i. powar., privilege*. Irunrhiau. an I a..��t. held by tha��Mvm Pfaatnm.atmm) Bttmud ini��t T*r ���Sbast Company, UmltaoT and Th�� v��rnon a Wataan fataphaaa OSstSSBjr," mmi v��,tiu* Mm aamein mbaaotapany *oto bo ir��oriH.n,**d and to **autn�� the U/tl.ilJtia>. entered info hy MMaAMamideafapaatMS��d f���r f h* , onf#rr- tSS upon IS* mid GMHpMf mo lo l��� hlMtSW a ted tfel pow��r�� f,o purchaa*. bo*, tmltm ov��r or othorwi* aaqmjjta th* ri��ht��. ptMtaama, franchi^.. paman ��-<! n��ymu at any. ampaaw in any part at tha Pmrjii-a of SrilL.h Colom- blahavin��*imiiar objootaio thaaavtpanym tabu iiirnrfKirat*!,and to amuhratw,. *,���), mm* oth��r mmyaay or aompanlgM and ti, epSfato an I carry or* th* hSiilMM of th�� afon. TEMPUS FUfllT. STSsI in w**kout. from morn till t*t#h��. You ran hear lh# hammer* �������> And a* thrv ��>��� they t*ll mha tfbrh' From tbeir pe-dr.tai all in a row But the .trik�� .hull MM* *������!�� prkm tlgbt And tb�� chortt. r**lu��'* to Sab* tier* mtf mmfmrnm in tlOSSa M attlt **r ll *��.* < . Fmm ptnin iS-t-S to ri*h and.*��**��.��I And what will value pen up at nwrnt A clock with load and *nw< aJam�� So bona* need ban m ��ii���� rt..m timm B��t hourly ��u.y .?��}��������� tft* ��'htm<i�� Ii >���>�� ahould mmr UM8I tot y��HMT4l��lf: Th#> will not loutt adoep ,',< **������' tio much tot i ��.- k.�� j uo�� fur ymtrrt I -. Should wtxahnva. iiinmiitin mti>m. Think ��hat a w����rrd ����f W����ty"�� h��*f ����l��ctiuit ��o-h m ttitling *-��*��? Mara pan ����*y bat* ����i**.* **�����'��� .Mtf, So ran l"fw til _���> Ilia th* Mil ta.jwt. noLuown bafom jfaHi I ��� I. .*vi.ir*,t ��trvinft:,*�����,��I ttmun no* I ..���;- .,��� ��������� ��� �� ojtnl. fn hiMMtm.ttmt*aa4 t.-n���� *?*���- IWir May Sn 1 <n��rt��.��* ritfh Ml I m**.. **.:��io,. joM-it ����-jiIu t��i��* tha i .���*> \o\-a I.-. pXmtA*, Wmm *rtii*�� ^.: ��������� t Fuil.irin. of U'Sv r,r(i JmAtt pi ��� I tot It* UaV.Ttt �� .����tt| !',_ ��*l ��.-���'< t . In artL l��. �����' .tlv^rw^r*- rr^ h*. a atw��*h th?��t to :-*i,uj.,^ For cla��fttiK*a, laigittn-... mmi * *** <k And *rr��- *[>-��l*r��'* ptiM will ��� I For ��*haiin. and mtamt* Ssd pitt. and ��� harM�� l|.��?l_- y��.-��f ��4��*ti��*fh* **.t<a to ��.*������� ��� Tlwa'W�� nrfL'bv* v.m.'U find on ��h��w Aud o��h��r* ot liaa Kuarit taa\ Wbrntv p-o-f ��n�� uutrh th* \ i ��<*��>�� ***������**. * tf, I|.... gbtn A Dau.luw Miwrt O. W. ORIMnBTT. Jeweller and Optician. Csrtificsts ef imnro��sms��t��s i*tahiioiit FRsrnoji vimhai haim -H..a*, ii, l^ Hl��arnn Mint*.* NrMfSl ��*l w#.t mammay lH.tri��-��. Wh.(. Umal, Sir IsiShia th- Ihtluth ��IuIm In Me> O ��i_ai< Bn<an. Tah* un<k# that 1. A S Fat*a��li, a. Ur^ a. *giw tot W A. H, ..!*** - Fr��* Mo*��'. CW* USMSrlfS J.*m.��m H 11 fbMUmwli Fr*�� mln*?* OtftttSSM So MWJA. Iftt^nd. .l��tr day. fr��tn nj, l.i. |(�� r*--.f tn apply lo tb�� Minkttc H��*i*l.r f����r a IVrtiSraff .,f fm pr��>v .ttnant*. fur thv ptirpn.* Sf aMsniiMfa I'rtiwn Ornnt nf tlWsWtMl >S��if��. Anl Oiril.-r tak<> notUf tha! m f����. pSAm a*��-th��n 37. mint I* r���mm**i<'*d bmiorm thu i..ni,i,.,.,,t ��,>|<vrtiHrni# of tisrutiiunttw A MFmwn�� t*mim I thi. I*!h dj��t <��f *et**n>ii>t, l*# It MM. APPLICATION FOR LAND. SOTKS b hvtmby glxmtt that ai.i, SajTSaftai tfstsIlaisnSto ssebr ��<��� th��r��M-H..i��u,t�� 4SBM of hand, and Work, for !��-.���.������������ t��� PMtillSM tiro hundred and SOy Htm arr-a MM* or lea., al u>irwn��d (Wo land, within tit,, folio win* d��af rihud nr���� | forniiou. Inic at th�� ��iutii-w*.l eofttttt of lot HI.SkMMS'19 chain. t.��,rtl��. mtmcamt ��ir��ii>�� ������i, ttwnc* St chain. *��nlh. MMMS or Ira*, lu Kootenay lake, thetir* folluwlim .bore line to ���outhwr.t anirltt of hit _v,, Umtmo nortb following location liua ��f .aid J..f Marhulrt*..' maraat le.. to asrik-oaii snafet of Un tvi, IkSMi aohaln. wa.t alon�� ��oolluri, bottaJU ary of .aid lot t�� j.lai.- of ������*ini.ii.. hitt . ���tod on Koaumay m*rorsk��tt| ion stllmS*oip Wlaon. .Vel.ru, lUsfOf t>f?ULHt, W,at Kootantiy Id.trirt lll��<N K, MHA HI' I ' I Se|i'ernlwr Ifth I*���* APPLICATION FOR LIOUftR LICENSE. XOTICK t�� hereby phtmn iha? .. .. piratian of thirty day. trom th* ,lf��� , ,"' atinn bmrmot tho u��th*r*i_(!^i ai|| mJT^�� the t.k��M0<3uwm���.iutMir�� ..( ���<>, , ���, rV '* d��*u for �� mtmmm tcmU ik,oor ,,r J"1 th#ir|kr��u.lM��..ituateuu Hr... K,r,.nr . ' *' CtAj at Aaa*** ���������i��ifc��> WTASSBIriaSP A Wtarcknsti Csrtifioais of lmoro*omtnta TtSiTHIIfK FR\. TI..N ���itloot* in the WOOM Mlnh>�� ttlrUMo ,f W��*t Kwutanav iM.trH IVhar. bwotad <<a GoSj t'rwah * fsaaasMM that I aitlHMS rat-nil tg, ��� fur A Jf* _bllNUM.il-. imt, Vi I ��.<, \ SSSM, R.. V. MrCOou. 9I��. ��_U��. and I. ., .���> ban.. No lows* intend *��������� day. fmodnta h��ta*.f. tuapfd*l�� !h* Mini:i�� lUrxwutw tw, t'unlrk��t# c.f ltftpfu.ementa '��, ����,# jmrj**, ����f oltalultm �� Owwti tlruhi ..f �����..., rtaiiu. Aud tmt*h#r take n*����l��* ��h��* arlh>�� ntutn tmmtUm At, M.I fc# fatmm.nr^l l*f..r�� ik�� la.��_mt'# ot aawh <*��**** iSt-ota af !<��r* >*��*r.��nt. I%��*.l tbi* IJfthd*�� .4 KOfOembei ���- 1 Si 1 ������ii t -|-!.v*<�� Certltlrate of Inprevemeats. 8000 l'\X KOntSAI.' I MM ���m��n����*��f# tn****'* *r.Wii ���,. t >. ... \s..< h****tmm>y trta��rli U <��* ngMo ��<.��rt***l�� T%KK u����tk�� that I t ** �� ���'�� SasStftS l��.h�� Hou-h. F��.- N ���-rtiS OSdsIt- Hilt*. Intend ���>��'* >'���>��� IwhnoI. It ��|-tJ* l>. t|��. SlttiuO I t'Vr* MbS t�� uf I iu p����������mi I' - rpwar of oi'tattling a I'yit.n (in * ��������*���� stsssr And Imnlwr take turf.-* ����� *��� ��� ->����hr *ert*.v��� |3, Wimaf be . ��� iaOOMMWQl ��MhOartlS.a>t. ������' I tinted tbi. *Ub da* o< ��* . ����� % H �� ..��.!. C'ertlflenfe of ltii|��rotrin nr��. O00HIUV PpJUSfMM HIM:s%l mis *.tMI* In lh# HTr^an M;- . ftaat KsMosscjr ii.trfct wu�� -' fhi Fajrne Muoniaii T*��fc nutir* that I. A S Far-' aaSBt fur JollU H.>li��h. Ptm* Miner . So IIIU.. Intend. .!������� !-����� t�� of. i��i applr to th* Kb ���'��* Sf ' '��� * f ' �� ''' Oft. ale ��f rmttm.eto.nl. '��� ���' lh�� (*"�� ' ohtaiiilnoa ��>r.��rn ilrar.'��� ' ' And funhair lake notk. thai a ' mmetUm At. mnmt ha e.��u.me". ��� ��� ������' "��� '���"' iaauuurw of aurb fertifi.*'* at t��i ��� tinted thia tmhdai ' "*��� ���*** f #iW" * Cortiflooto of Imowoi-tnt* �� M10AOO AVI�� JKmiF ttUntRAl i i *'*���" Situate in the pts��SS H-��t_S ,,,,: Waat Koutenay iM.tri. t S -��� ��� " ���,*7 ia Mm SO-b Fi.e .lldr. lylnt *-����� "' ''" Kobb Five gioojp T��Kh *V"tHK thul I..I H lirai - .������ a��wnt for lUron N W'blta, Frw Ml��"'����*,r' ttSnuU.Vu l_*u W II FrnnMhi, 1'������ v>' er*. iertift.,,��.- No. Into*, and Thorn** kl.llowan.Fw* Mlner-a lertili. ��'��� N luO-nd Hid.��>�� (MM the dati-I"'��� ���'" "'1'1 10 tha Mining -OOOffb* S.r a C��rtl��< "''4 "(''"' proi xiiien. fur Ihe nbo.e otaVflP* And furlher lake nitfiru Hmf *<�� ' '** tollos IT,sural Im MOttwaauod ,'"''" Uiimnci afSMrit OSMSaatSai taipm.enii-nn��� I�����!������ thia ��ih��lav of Buptoml-er j H 0SA1 mVmfm or m .-' ������"' ���;"������ 1 ���ill ���ap**** 1- Ub liw*-"- ������? *a��i__^'����_s. wuv��� ������ - I ���iu��l\CT pro���� ���" "h. bv tooonn. the ._a-t.il !��*����� ���**��� * i��t ����at��c*ai I ****** ��? u -do ��t* .."^.kuigiene-l^Jiigfcar sil-*-* __,l"mins fsstures I ^B__t I- >-�� ���*__ r���_5rortli _ 2-***-_^.*gl2*s5_ SBSSSss1 -,-'*---"-"*=���-�� - _*__s3___--��-_fi_E_ 8.00 am isopma ��.45pm| . ���. _m. ����� ���._* 1"*- _ o 5._)P��-H m, Flva mm �� ��� ��� j_ 4-45 -_��� ��*�� __-w����t TrataI"-����� -"a ������**** *i_3Es ^ M.r��p"��2 am R***-^?* �� 8SD��nO )ptn Spo-ana 88. ALBKBTA j Taking effect 1.00 o'clock a. m. Sept 1,1898, Pacific or l*20th Meridian time. Subject to change without notios *���->-��. .tor Fir* " r last week the Wednesday nlKht �� minlng evidence el F. 0. W*gJ de8troy- '���� a _ with contents, i_���}�� UmD Utavo ����� *\* SSjork j {��� *; ! S �� *.J"-_-.tt_r �� ���� h 9 4.S o io 00 oioOi* o 10 *> , ������ 10 mi Atr. W * ' _, . THE PAYSTREAK, 8AND0N, B. C, NOVEMBER It, '-- The Paystrbak. ���*-"i s.t,' -.�� It iMtMd ovary Saturday la Sandon, to tho iMart of the ftaaMat Whlto Motal raapoo earth. Subocrtptlon ISjQOayaar Strictlylnt Addt-K TbsPat raaAE.Sandoa, B.C. SANDON. B.C.. NOVEMBER 19,1898 csonrsss not wahtbd. Daring the peat lew sreeka the Slocan ooontry has Sgairi empheti eally declared itself opposed to the employment of Chinese, especially among the mines. These working in the eempo roond 1t_endon bare been rustled ostof the dfttriet, sad ft far to be hoped their fellows will ha-esoffi- cient ��� -asTee* not to tempi Providence farther In the matter. In getting rid of the ob*nrt_kms snd tutwholesotne Mongolian!, the miners, though the action was performed without ���kdenee {scarred the dJspleesare of the powers tluu be ibr ask wral assemblage, sod, ss s oooseqaeoee, two of their number bsTe bees east down foe trial to Nelson. It is sn snfortaoate affair in many ways���eirfbrtanate for those who here ts suffer the law s Density, bat still more nnfortnnale thst the employing mine-owner* will persist in foisting apes the men anweleume snd asdealrable charseters as eom- paniona in toU. The Slocan has time snd again pronounend sgsinst the Chinese sod their hilkms decnetiooa, sod the mine-owners sre in s Urge meassre ts blame for the present si to stfoo. No one wishes to antagonise the law. hot tbe fret moat be impressed upon the employers of labor, thst the Chinese are sot wanted. Let it he said that one spot is British Col smbta-the Sfocss*. and the richest of them sH�����free from the oontamiaat- ingisHseooeof the eohsllowed and on washed ansa of Chios. affairs ot this last-growing Prorlnce, and time will undoubtedly show that the adininistratioD of affairs could not be in better hands. To tbe Tamer party the new change in the politiesl situation ia any thing bat pleasant, as it reduces to a minimum their chances of overthrowing Premier Semlin. In Opposition they may find ample Opportunity to advance the best interests of the Province, CNrATMOTIC CANADIAN rAPBOS. If there Is one feature more than sny other whieh is to he condemned In Canadian newspapers, ssys the Canadian Magasine editorially, it is their ceaseless quotation from United States periodicals. A certain daily In British Columbia has fire or six columns a day of material which looks ss if it were clipped without charge from United States dailies. In tact, in reading some of the headings and opening paragraphs one gets confused as to whether the neper is published la Canada or the United States. A weekly published in Summerslde, P.E.I., came to hand last week with nearly four columns of Its front page filled with quotations from New York magssMimt; one extract was beaded: "ter Mili- tarv Mismanagement and Its Cause." and yet it dealt with tbe Santiago cam pstgn. These sre but two of tbe many examples which our newspepetdom S safe major-ty in the Hones of tan over and shore all aoebtral propwitk-** whfch nsmber will sadoobtedl- increased when ths LnfWstsre meets Ths etootfoa petition of Mr. Higgina against Mr. Bailee In Bsqni msh has resulted is the sent beisg awarded to the former by e pinrality tf ow. he the enssting is of rejected ballots.v This has takes Esquimau from the Tsrner eolsmn end piseed It in the following ��f Mr. Semlin. Mr. Higgins was pronooneeti in his ops o- sitno to the Tamer administration. and his support to the new (iowem ment will be most acceptable at the present juncture. Premier Semlin need here no spprehms-sa new in ths Hoes* betar eenatn of f*wen after the Speaker Is ap- polnted. Rh msjoritr it small, bat ft toespsbieof great expansion. He has astteieM strength toesrryoiithe Numbers. of papers throughout the country use half-primed papers technically known as reedy-prints, or plate- matter prepered in Toronto. The lac lories which produce these do not pay for their contributed ankles stories snd general matter. All this das* of reeding is cut from the I'uited States periodicals��� practically stolen The weekly newspaper that uses snch materia''cannot be highly commended. and yei hundred of weekl*e�� <k> u*e it inevVy Uwue A" cutset**, we often lament th* slow growth of pal riot :*m and of Can. dtau tttera.ure. And is Hs stew-cas of snewah surpritriutr when oar new* papers make no differeuce *wd ween what ts foreiim snd what is Canadian; when journal-Ma do not think it improper to call the United Slate* military pmb- lems **our problems;"* when I'nited Ststes achool books are designated ������oar school books* hy these InteJIi Sat wMders of the ecisnors; when aadtan short-*4ory writers are ignored, and ITnited States literate*-* bonm- ed and sdreuised; when Canadian nests and witters ere snubbed aad foreigners exalted to the seats of Issse? aye no more careless than the people, ~*w ^mm^m^m ^m^^m^^mj *t_**a sos^^sMo^nwvma_ *Mt smmeas exist If Caaeolses dsmiaaarl Canadiatt llteratare they wneM gat it tat they hay Tailed Sutss hooks, (Jetted States magairm**. luted State* periodkab at higher prices than are asked for rend natrre material: and etran adasitting fee the sake sf ar*u- ment that this rnit��d Stales msterial Is better than oorr-n^t>dta* Csnadiaa reading, there is little eicna* lor such conduct Canadiatt ymmaltsu and Canadian readers owe a dwtv to them- ��sf~_s snd to their countrv.' the *en��r of which Should he atrong enough tn insist that Canadian hteratare ThonW hsve first place on their reading Ublea and on their bookshelve*. ^Thcn there come* up tSe questkm of British tww-paprr* .���,* ^^ Wr seldom see a Qtiotatimt from a BriUafc newapapec in a Canadian datir, aulesa it ts in the cabledeapstchc*.aud ssnetr- fcLi_!ri_*mv_Lt,��T_l <_Wei ���������� through Mew York Csandtnn joum ahstsde not r-ad British srewssstpefs to sny fixteat Nor do the people There areten ITnitedStele* month)k% and wtwkhew ��*t ia CmmmU to one British perwwlical And vet we pride ourselve* on our Rrittsh connection; we revere the Union Jack and all It represents; and we bow down and worship the god-like Mother, who Is a Ksttem of goodness and virtue to all er people. ., i ���),�����.!. ajai (aaanaaanaWMMaaWW-iaanfcai ������'���' ��� "wwaia. Kit SMALL'S rSBACBt*'. I f daatb nUm* tha ead and _. _- If waoa a Wrow die* ifsaunssa * m "��� ������'����� ���. wm. * w *��"* ���~" a���. W W0*m0m- m^ , ��� i -".I ��������� ���������- ir th_ r-tfiaik<. to Aw mm mtmanm 8UU,taaaMtornM, wa oafll tar��-tSaSaM wwl% Wa-oaaMtir try aa aatS, wa/e At If waU ht rmaM all fhrooftt Mm by asi hy t Wo'doowSt Mr Mflvo fir food. If Ml. ha awl a I atott amiw Ms. r�� oaky aaybf **M."* ttStosr." If whao wo Stow* *a Mr "M-atSiooat'SM ��� r^wratant a w*dtow*o- ���SI aIIMf I^S rnXmrn^rm ������ m- ��'i' -m -w ������a up i. nm i ia��� - , - - - ->��rkr* >wt a vato af awnr aod af Mrtto mm, MbM maA0^0mT, sfHrv foWPa Amm _Ba_A -��-. A^ouaAa M ^as eatWa mm smwi m Wh*/. sUtt it so at aH, W�� aa*l Sr her* Mr volt, oot toof aaMI tha roA. Ttoaarh ihnaww tho amwt wa isaia oar saMo un NaatnraactUr, J AmXmy mm*o\s tmaatyaafht* ���**.�� IMPT SLOm a. ItlLihs I gartVaUaralall.al i my moMwr warn aw* *S_ ^ri*_*,-"' I all��� iswajr, ���aid. i.aodtt MtaosowK .���__sjvS-"�� - tar srss is aiwajrs I War ass Saots OS rat aiaw-t froar. ���raadMoai ^m^Tloom07 t Mrtoh I caa. haar too. sir paaMa' Nm thine., I %tm m0M t000 l_L_M Sol meat* latoaod ��f oaa. on my ahata ot ra _��� SahttSasM. I p*af fc�� tar, rl4aiti��lrt-hL tm^^mf mm^a ^^ouas tmmr ss > gatm** doht. If lift to aS. war thaa. ht thaakfal **oo"ar aB*o AadaStoarahn aahloh. aad do and Smw at tah0hmamma0mtmy vbto. P1*V&* ���enwhafcio Mt rfcaa., I tot Ulaa. ym bam. Tham%nsano tw��wim wo_a ��hl-*.r, ���� -* ___ ^*fto��wsSalwara***������aMd<aitv. an- , mibrn ���a- .*___ ^i* (^^ . i��� *.*_��'rwra. mrttai ,��ni,..1..M. w~ W HT-��* ***** ******* m m*'M1m* ���*1** | Whjr.oMa irlwr".'-^t mTbZ'l w,, Ard-U*n��rHwmtMwiMlMiMhlto! That star oaMSr.1 a., a*'-��#���, 1 mt m*mwmt ami tm atoaa mhaA\mh? Mr to j "^fta^Jft,?iT_E_f ^-<""*y* *" **" i a��akr jrwarHatit f*r ��at��*r mm wtmat aa."_-~..~r-*_T L_.-T-T1 _.*T_ _ _ Kwo-OSer.aWMlu' t^mmor atatm^ahm**#$ J ^^iniiri iaaiIk i!?Tli '' Idoal my which Uh Turn onto *.rtV if.** I WatOeljaMt-t.1 �� arajr h">waf Spohsne parties hare purvhaaed the Centre Eagle group of claim* in the Boundary, from Anderwot Broa, of (���rand Forks, Assays on the ore gave SB) in ifohi. I raaH tSato* M eaS f���# tha MS* <4 U by mm* a *mm Savo s>. #-. Am' bwr ta *��� IMt.toror U th��. . 1 a A aaadlao m twt a.*. I wSjrwn SW way tMi lowMios ti ������ _����trrv_i bat <^w*t t-^la�� la a tow amy at tow wtooa toaart >hto Vaoai .. _ Mlwvdi. Iw Tar-safe. ��-i M Da E.Gellat ly * Sons DHALEESIN i Farm Produce, Fruits, M Vegetable,, aamas. ��� ��� ��� ��� i i tV tne oonvenieTNW of the trade a sleek fo always kept -ut hand in rhe JeJUnd HuiHutg, 8AND0-f. Miaas septdfod as wholesale rates. r��n kwded with Prodeee. Imim sad Vegatshtos em res tato the ftt.*csn ��tery TEN DAYa snd -'a. !. MJJL SOB t The way of Miciess and. PalaCiC Gafc. IH SANDON *mm+'&^0)m%Wr L tbc^mmw0Amm- .. Best-equipped Reslairaot Ii Ik Slocan It never Closes J 0 0 0 Oyster a Tender 'CMekeas sad eeecvthiag the Market aflhrds lo the palsmMr ��nd ens he toand I i # hanger tormeam their hmr Saalssatmay IfJohaaVaot ttTht Palace Ot-��ageri sad others sre reqeesL-d to earl oa an #w m shift ysa are t __*rte^r totsd a a a a and the proprietors aim Id please their patrons hi every way powible. KlLLARD 4% TROMF-OX. ���!_!^rREAKt SANDON, B.C., NOVEMBER 19, 1898. mm _ ��� vkm ras no**'***. ������*����� "tsw oaMvaa. what tha Jlaatto��W*sS Mlolag Syadl- rata M PwlWS ������ Slasm. Loha. f-ew Denver has eyery reason to feel wood ol the hut that the Northwest Minim: Syndicate ha* removed Its bead ousrt*'*'"* 'r0'** V'nneosyer snd establish* ed then, in this town. Since the advent of thi* enterprising English concern inio this neighborhood they here put incirrul*tkmupwr_rdaelW),(IO0. Their Ant venture was the Mollle Hughes, titusied across Bigelow Bay, though, Ma matter ef tact, Mr. Sandiford, the indr/ai liable engineer and sole man mgtt, esms into this country with other cod*'in view. Upon Inspecting the Mollit* Hughes, Mr. Sandiford, secured i$jnTodObo*td on tbe property. Com- Modious buildings we.u erected snd dfvdoumetl work proceeded with. _>me ti.UMi helnt ia all expended. Sii Booths later aa uniuccessiut effor. ��a* made lo have the time of payments M.tettrit-i.and Mr. Sandiford reluctantly Uio-w up the head, firmly believing ilur u.ne would have enabind him to develop the group lale a magnificent ��j��ii'j"u��^ property. Ai. ait this lime, hosrerer, Mr. .S_r*d f-.nl tisd investigated thesarroundinr* A the KtdeiitV froup. sitUSl"! shout oor and our had Oath* SOt.lh of the town Ftwllag astisded that ito* bulk A rt>.< orr chttie ��n this groep wa* eon taioKtiu the ground nearer the lake, he at nm - mured a month's bond on tth~ Tt ro and Boatswain claim*. If tn J _ Ham*, mam whoae ranch in- pr-��pe i*. �����Nutted These cnrer**d l�� r ���par- between 'he Wd.*IKy and the tain*, i to* claim* had h~eu Originally Makod an��t sold as wihlcata. lite hdrM. ��<ike cnhented th.*ir value, sad, under the careful devrlopnwii now jp tng on the\ Idd fair to bl*coun rhe hooding sroup .a thia locality. I in* bond waa for sue math, for aUm Mr. Sandiford toot no time in ot)4nilirm the ground and Milking * i . dta.l , Ik-fore tit.* end of tbe month he bad i shouittf of ore euBkient Uj warrant rhe money being paid. ThU wa. lima and then commenced the real ht*t- ts A wist is not/ known as rhe Hnoon k*roup���Sew Denver a lesding wise. Ir ia jtta. .'our months since work *s�� i .11, iH-icrd on the property snd. in rUr on an ce ol time, no lea* than ll��<r l��ada of ore has been shipped. reslidng sufncient profit to pay the bond, the driving of tunnel*, sinking of �����i*m��. building of e wa*ron road to th��* Ukr, imw wharf, ami the neeenary ore ho��i*_* and blacksmith *hop* Thia record i�� t, titer vein����� one, seen tn thi* win Mv smad Stores reentry** The drat workings Is what Is known ���f the No 1 shaft, well up toward* the hdel.lv ffmnp This ts down St Teet. l-iiwaing tbe dip of the lead to the ���with at about A st> per cent Incline Forty live feet Drum lie surface s slope *����� l�� foH ha* been driven to the ea��t ' rum rhese workings all the ore so fsr ���hipped, amounting to WO ton*, has been obtained, while twe ear load* more ts ��r> rim dump ready for exportation At the toot of the slope the ore chute is ��� Mid four font In width, gradually J��h'lining to one foot at tho top In tbe oresM of the Mope, the Indications are '������vnrabie for another big deposit being ���reclt in a few days Mr. gendlfonl J-shiei ihe ore taken out of these work �����g**t tJO.non, An Indication of the ���;����� ��f the ore hod? may he Jed-fed from _ ��� Iset that seven tons of galena were knocked down by a single blsst ,. No. l tunnel Is situated M�� fret below foe surfsee of the shaft, and Is now In W feat. This sill he driven to the fo��ft line and connections made, so that the top workings may he drained, snd the, bi��� or- cnnU tapped. In this ton ���el there Is elbowing of from six inches J? two foot of ore, carrying considerable wnc. An ssssy en this gave over wo *���_. ni silver. None ef this bus yet been ���"���I'M, though both here snd at the No�� m tunnel, there sre several car loads in the ore sheds Eighty feet from the surface s crosscut is being run to catch what is supposed to be a second ledge, and this will be cut this week. Below No. I tunnel is the No. 2, situated at a depth of WO feet This is in ��..}' *na '��� Mag driven at tbe rate of 15 feet per week Tbe rock is a Wack limestone snd exceedingly hard The ledge shows well, and has the same pronounced trend as above, marking it ss s pure fissure vein The ore chute is of the same width ss in the No 1 and the fsce of the drift la beginning to ���how signs of s decided widening A stops has been commenced h this tunnel, snd lbs aeceaserv timbers pot in for a larger force of men There is a splendid showing of Is inches ot ore In tne slope; but hers, ss shove, xinc is present, combined with grey .copper Al the mouth of tbe No. 2 is located the princioaf ore bouse snd blacksmith shop snd drying rootn. Ground is being leveled eg. too, for other buildings to be erericd St once. Four hundred feet farther down toward* the lake, s shaft i* being sunk to catch the vein. It has been going down at the rate of about 2u feet per week. So far the stunt ha* gone <Si feet through with, but float is increasing and shale ha* lieen struck, indicating that bedrock is near. Later on a tunnel will he commenced farther down, and all tbe working* connected. At the lake ���hore a fine wharf bss been constructed and a commodious oreheam erected. Everything about the property has been done in a thorough and businesslike manner, economy and Judgment being evidenced on every hand Twenty men are employed on" the property, under the foreman-hip of N. C. Ding- man, anil lhi�� forte will be increased later on Almost every dollar expended in wa**e�� and supplies comes to New Denver, and here almost all tbe workman live. From Sent 6 to Nov. 8, inclusive, 11 co*- load- of ore, or _*> tons in sit hsve been shipped irom the Co*uin, being diMitouted between the Chicago ft Aurora Smelting 4 Refining Co. and the Setbv Smelting I Lead Co. The return-i from eight ear loads have nailed Ihe Northwest Mining Syndicate fl'Mftl. Th* lead has not been less than ����� per cent, and in one case went 71 per cent . while rhe xinc hasgone six per cent It is calculated that in future lh��* propertv will pav its own expenses until the nere��*arv dead work has been done ami the dividend stage reached. It is now being surveyed for a crown TCi Mr. Sandiford is due solely the honor of this successful developmenr, and he r��chlv deserve* the implicit trust impn-ed in him by the Northwest Mining Syndicate *lr. Sandltord haswecured an interr* In the Condor group, on Four Mile, in return for a certain amount of work, from lbs owner*. Messrs. Bashdall. Fsnuuier and Siewart. He hss slto an opiionlo purchase a half interest, giving him the controlling interest Seven men are working under Foreman Stewart, snd the results sre most en "Trom'New Denver sil the operations of the Svndlcate will be directed, and they bid fair to be extv iisiv*. C��MMITTKI> FOB "TBIAL. The authorities have token s determined sunri ansa the snti-Chineje agitsilon which has been troubling the nTine* in the Sandon camp. The miner* iihtto tsd to the UlUMBSe ot the ClI ViMiks in the camp and ��__MMwere adopted to run them out rn7to7reve I further importation of SbiXaM. class of IsW How- ever, It would seem the men went a Ek_ra*��,S_f3 ff3fe^_SS35 i 7 <ti.t��ndiarv Magistrate Sproat, at next assixes. OS1 LOCAL INTEREST. Born-Id Nakusp. on Friday last, to F. H. Bourne and wife, a daughter. New machinery is being placed in tbe Palhser sawmill. The Thistle Hotel at Silverton will be re-opened in a few days. Real estate is changing hands rapidlv in .Nelson at constantly increasing values. ft Five hundred men will be employed by the Columbia River Lumber Co. this season. Hewott Bostock will ask the Government to construct a telegraph line from Golden to Windermere. R. Thompson, late clerk in the Record office, is now in charge of the books of the Northwest Mining Syndicate. The Dominioc Government will spend t_,000 improving the Columbia river, at tbe canyon, above Revelstoke. W. H. Brandon has purchased the Bragg block in Silverton. The upper floor wiU be fitted up as a public ball. Ross Thorburn will open a dry goods store at Silverton early next month. the need of further protecting works on tbe river bank. It is quite within the realms of possibility that the Fidelity will be amalgamated with the Bosun in such a way as to permit of the former being worked through the tunnels of the latter, and all under one management. Dan McLennan, who, with Dad Black, was in charge of the Windsor Hotel here for a number of years, was married to Miss A. Johnson at Bevel- stoke, on the 8tb inst, by Rev., 8. J. Thompson. Their post office address is Trout Lake City. "���'f�� .���< ..r JOTTINGS FROM WrXITEWAT-S-, Rev Mr. Sanford, Methodist man of Sandon, also was here tbe week. He is very popular wit.* those who had the pleasure of meeting him. ^Tm Mr. Martin, manager of the Whitewater Deep Hotel, anticipates an exceptionally good time on Wednesday night. A ball is to be given and a large number of Kaslo snd Sandon people should attend, as special cares will be ready for their coming. ��� ��� ��� ... -_- J. Roderick Robertson, of Nelson, He will be located in the Brandon block.) manager of the Whitewater, came in on Sunday. It is expected a much larger force of men will be employed at this- 1 s�� Angus Mclnnes has been gazetted mining recorder at New Denver, his services commencing on Tuesday last. Julius Wolff and wife returned to town on Tuesdav. They have been residing at tbe Halcyon Hot Springs for the past y esr. There is every prospect of another sweeping rate war on the transcontinental Hues, Jim Hill having cut the l,OJO-mile tickets from SiO to $90. R. H Alexander, who has been employed with the Northwest Mining Syndicate, has resigned his position, to take effect at the end of the month J. X. Jorand, who has been with R B. Kerr, for some time, leaves for Ross- Isnd, on Friday, where he has accepted s position in the law office of McLeod k Whiteside. F. Bvron was brought before Stipen- disrv Magistrate Sproat on Tuesday charged with drawing a revolver on Gus Kruger. He was remanded till Saturday. H Clever and family departed on Mondav for Honolulu, where they purpose spending the winter. On his return Mr Clever will re-enter business in this town. Minister of Finance Cotton met the Revelstoke Board of Trade last week with a view to making inquiries into mine than heretofore, owing to tbe completion of the concentrator. At present _ there are about ISO men employed. Rev. Isaac Williamson, Baptist missionary, held services st the Whitewster Deep mine on Thursday night, and on Friday night preached to quite an assembly. He is highly spoken of by those who hsd the pleasure of hearing and meeting him. His time will be divided between Kaslo and this town, preaching hers every Sunday. OBB THAT PATS. London, Eng., sdvices report the returns from the first 40 tons of ore shipped from the Bosun mine, in September. W. H. Sandiford. manager, advised the home office thst the net smelter returns realised 13,769, a fraction less than t70 per ton. Onwards of 200 tons have been shipped since, which will be Just as high grade. An unsuccessful sttempt was made Isst week by local parties for outside capital to secure a bond on the Mabou and Ohio claims, adjoining the Enterprise group, on Ten Mile creek, and owned by Messrs. Kirk wood, Wells, Grant and Tunks. There was not sufficient money forthcoming to move matters. NEW DENVER, E G Provides amplo and pleasant accommodation for the traveling pablie. TO relegrsms for rooms promptly attended to. 8TEQB ft AVB30N, __ S���_ ��� -Toprtetora. _____ ����� ��**����� Dealer in MEATS -:AT: SANDCN, ROSSLAND, NELSON, KA_1L0, PILOT BAY AND THREE FORKS. SANDON. SLOCAN CITT aa follows :��� ^^^^^^^ LOCATIOSS. -��pj_.c_..a-*-. ^W't-j?*'- 1^1^ ��_���_�������_ as mrea�� a a K ���_- I >0 *Ui ba atnrrd: Saw Vork Casta <Vyatan ~^~������*������ aocv r_"M**____ttf_ BM_b X_, V ������' !��� g~fb a*attS 10 tt 0 X~'VS^�� 1 SS��ttfiU.W 0 *o**> M��o~*O^^^elaimtou.-^.^ . __ _, JIL^ turtoea* ^^ffia-dl^-^^-^^^pdore M|pJ ^-^JSaTKwa^ Wf?K_r_,_m ._,_.��-***. 1 , d .uck at the Hsu mi | .melter Is bel��K "*��Ul�� * i*s.Ks^">r#J^ jackets added. a_B_B_B_B_B_B__ _. I _^_-___K ���_____. �� !>-����, *u��k-�� as, r>��- ****f** Sov ^Mcadtorgo ��� ^^SC. Kov ll-Cartetiate Stag. *-"�� ���Er^Wad-m-Sf fnteS- for * years. nussr-BS. SOTw.o-_ aa���. -��ar-r**.�� kake. ____. t Koeki to saase, 3<>v *- ��� 5^_LM_a--iaii.-**-" "\!��_5wSf ���*��- ����� �� - *~~ * J tiuettscbe.J'OTl-'- _0_jrD0_lt_ST8. Kov .-Survey fW��.J ***-*��� aoa*f�� __ . N��~ p��^-*?_S1!5_iw �� ��5\*���*A2Lt?&!& er-cied st the Ida-w. !3SS_��_S_��i__s^ AI5SWOBTB WT-SIOS LOC-TlO*-. "SSt-FUds. T B Joha-too; Candy *-���* | FJohi*-W-_ TSa-a-om, Auf| sar i-n****"-* ��� ___a ._*.���. Commo-M. ���-a 1 "to W^U^S rtraP��G�� ���*"��� set* ~. i-'"' ,,. Ml ���^jkWa_��-�� ��-����**��� ���Ss* ^s^flt*^l��E_��1!^:^"W^ *��asS^��w��2._���������" *_ ��_5*^��15?_*ei^ g-i*-_ -he b���* In.fc-.w. ��ftj_-J*** ej^w_Tii~i--�� "*-*"*���~0__.IV_ r*��TSV Mt . ���� ��� la����**��s�� *d����"*4S��** *^��1T _-_���**�����". w.o.*^*'*"--. Miric|t on row _oau ��--���"��� developing ^ Brunewi ^^^ ^ . .��._ romstock hss commeftc- ������-��, will anon be w^Jf^JJi load Ore from the^m^J^^ ^ ^J1 shin*"*** wagon ed to come down to on -��� w,vtng been compie***** Kootenay ���"���ri" ������_-,��� ��� Ikarln-f been compwtea. 0c-s1-rinto.TBJ��u������. , -- .--^ ^ |havtogoee 'SZZmbhmmm-A. 0 MOOtWl .WA "-1 ���, ^fJ-S-ow St-rm, C J Aadam��i; LOly-! Treasi Erik Strand, m__a -��a*��~,��r; ^.?i_svr-?-^^=~*--cte' Ta_2-s:K_r ri rrjnirl BROS. s*awwWfw.����^ Wholesale At Uie Moatesama an engine and tw_��n installed to replace the! iov^M_��r<aeiteS��--^^^^^T Al the "��_^^i3to>epbxcethe ^^SbLt"WB___�� Frank M^ /��-*i_ Baatiar. -*-�� V��w, wot a--t��"eTT1-';.T,fr. p SStin; Poorman, JPT^ "i ir__-tend. whk corded �� ' OCT i7���Oreat Mortswa, _����-_-�� Yukon s��,^sr!_-*'^-o,*,w"te jfyV t-Crowa r*o4_t. Sov ��-<ibuo. _-. _. a t_ irded. Hugh Sutherland has 25 men emplov - vd ou tbe Gvetiing Star, and the force [is to he increased? A abaft to to be Mink proprietor. . ���������!' (Vt*��|.����.-.. - .of SANDr)N Oarry the finest ftock of Ukjir-m in the Kootenay Qosatry. lOrders hy tssll or wire prwnpilr .. ...attended b> Jwst received-- a complete line of Rubbe to to be increased, a anm�� ���* ���� ��� on the Columbis, adkiinlug the Star Work is being rapidly pushed on tbe Essex group, ou Four Mile. Manager Nov ----- Dawson to undecided whether to con- Xov s-ti-uo. ~**u<s operations after Christmas or lay Nov 4 Bobbin, Btae Bird, rweataaaa. ����ow- *>* till Spring. ^ y birtFTarUoB.Jtada. ��� TheGokieu Wedge, on Lemon creek, w^^!!_^i_: tmsaomeaweiklng The prosertf is KovT-Wooioetaoutoo. owned hy theC>ro*eing A SlilflttgCo. s.,v s-coin. umu. R-rW snd, Marsdan. Th<$y |u|Ve m towMl./V^ M aawmtu TB-aar-aa. JMiatf the mine also. BOCTjr��-<ga-ar HO, Aug 8c-oeter to A M Wo_k bM ceMed ^ Sj_ MiU, Ocr n'-Backay-, Clara Canoa to cm Parker, w^uroadfor the wluter, after nine tsuu. miles had been completed. This road H neu iu u��ow-> v. ~- _2^S^^r_^2_2?_,^JlE*H^ is being built to carry the trade from ffi^r!i?"r i__. theUownewekw~twteN^ Beadv-made Clothing Hata. Oa\*\ QmSSt*1** BakartoJm_pti Shannon, Mcl'herson snd Goettsehe 'z ������? r Fo^tQueen \,OaoB McDonald to4 Casassa. STO Hi OTOT �� feet Under /Trotted Otr tK^^ otifl SVlt-OiL Oilll ftt��� ^..loauinnrtwe .nidi ��r- *-* ���'������-sr orooerty sd)olnlng the Marion ""^W1* **"�� aiiuea, *U��ll Mi^______^H ^^-cw^^ ^���^>���yEaUi,"- CBtt,rBWL^^f �� feet under p����^^ Boota ana ��n��3WS ������ ��� ��-����� l^^S^j^SH-t-^lp.Hrttrfite- Store, Mgog BSSttrSB^"*l^!l to �� .1 The min��- ro.nd S-"^."? "5 = --. _. Doiiam w ��. ���-___,k i. w i rraaar to �� �� i ���� ��i.���r��hi-,����._. i-ii-ik* l^lStweesi __, -a ��� _f_t_a_^*S 09 not forget that we carry th�� wi*1 ,tsck oi1 M����-��**' O^als���� the ctiuntry IWO IOO* i��J��-*,- The miners round Sandon are lue Tru. Blue ana r��� - . n|ng ottt theChim*^ co..U "^J^ Stapl***-^ a-,i_Gi, w RBamvlthe l^ist Chance tired t Urbane.my dlR^-Sart-yS. . ��� taking an activt ���**_?,��'1 .*?J__T . a��_b_-to O w H-ahe.|_,lfi -s a resul toner l.*^TTETvVr___ Jooafrt to W T Oliver. r to M A Tru- Blue and Peacock |, w * wtmrnm MSM-heiiKMi- _ .___,rj,t, W R Kam^ I tlie Last UWtUee HreM . ��� ��" "*-"_._.- I OCT Sl-Tamarat sad Annte Ol,*"�� 1 "*���.**** ti ve part n. the Canip^/?: ��a-=TT.a-aa . * -��� gg ��*&_5_�� tf6' *��-��Sii*s*j-_S-SB tee^.~-^?P*? Kiio.OAFrein&ti'''J>��^,M, I* l^"J.0,"^ gt'- Mile creek, Kootenay Kov v-luduation t/5. H sawd*, n, T u I garth ^^."J^w WlJ hsuled to ��������_��__. of an, k. A rrank B_n^�� to au 1 g���^-. the delay bavlngT>een caused ^^^mmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmami^ mipiiair Hunter Bros. Oener��lMg!JjJJJts- tolat-ntn mill at the uoiuen v. ����p~-, ������� ai BawB_BB���- i i ^��?r2k wm dumi^l tdl at thai BauBaBau_auBaB_aB_B_��-���*--- p t-crv -��� ffS-.'B- B&SSJS W�� carry a S-i-ttifc4*^*8^^^* ^-_ttl_W��^*"ri _, tr.u has been cut to the| _C^Zu^I5_��teailCl^^dt^^^^AO \w Kov .v-luateavioii w-. �� �� i���"- ^S&hsi o* A��> h A Frank Hanaen to AU �� _ j- JnhUJOIl.*""""""""""""81""''- f-.W-l_._,ta Notice oi �����"-���.��� *_^t carry �� complete ime y___=~ ��� ��� _i ��^_i-^^S^^3_5 ��������-^-_ir--_i.��-��-*--* ��� ?h!���$S. I_?.Sd*^.V_iw_~S5l l^S_-SS. *"*-*"!_i!!^S=__-uO_-'*jAN ags-5e_s_i_rsarr*�� Hfer&Su^ -andon: �����*- ^^^*t%^��STSw��Lack. . owners esper* in neru K , joi������i��tf��*�� _nS^^-"~'' 1 A good trail has been cut to the s'%^&mUm^So1lt^ *c--* to D W* '--^Sr-~- -�����"- wln Moore THK PAYSTREAK, SANDON, B.C., NOVEMBER 19, 1898. Golden Csrihoo. a budget of Interesting mining 1 I l*en reaped from Barker Ku. U ���� learned that a contract Ii bee i let W run a drain tunnel on hf ill, cn*k. The owners are W lu H W. Ulrd. W.C. Fry ^^ri people. Mr. Krv will be ^riSfft^JJJ. tb, tun- ;Trnua��^fse*lnlesgth. Drifting ��till continues on pay at ��� I tile "BE. ��t WHIow.ta tiisulllng more JrerWl |Himps lo repUcrr those Wmil Is* winter. T llanislisw has sons a shsft . summit creek between the Hau- Wnt-k was not reached at ��0i fc*. v .hnft house, wheel sod poaip will t .uca-ai Ud* winter, weparatc^ Jde.*r,i.i..eder^^ rP,k ��i��xt sduiiner. Mr. llamtnaw i. gone em��t. __*_*_ ... i in the Bradtbrd, Cariboo and Vokontiold Fields gn_ind on Antler cnx* ihe old channel has Imeu found ,,,,,.* ,t.vt��r than the present chan- ���;, a working snd ^"^V^ nri hss been started Shd s now lo iCiWt This will probtblyl-ec-tv ii���0.-ir*n feet or lliore hrftilt* psv to fansl Manager 11. E. U tt}~ n-ttirtutl Itvrn tire Yukon and will go io Kngland Ulis wimer; irr Ote wean* ,,,���, w.vrk to suspended on thi* pnan bin* property. ��� . lnv,l<.pmentwork Is nearly com pteu-d ,ai the Born* creek hydrsalie und.-r the management of 8 HedleoU oho will go to England ihi** winter, leafing VY. Tlniuipsun ��n charge. TV Shitigtr creek henclt hydiaulie between Neisue and Xew cm*k* Is fulh n|ttl|tped and t��i|>ing will ems- meitce early watt asaanti A tiinv-ottaiNtrUBant gravel **i��<ut has Uvn *terusi idl tlte wrnprri> uf the British Coloiiihia Kxi.M**ra..��'n COQipsiiV at the old Skmgb creek camp The company's gntiml "| mouth .* Slough en>*k will be u***ed hy a a. rics ol bore li-le* John llopp (��� manager. The vast auriferous ere* Iviween hetwei-n Cariboo and Cnssiar kn-'*�� a�� Oimnec-i la being iwlev��*l*.|*-d i��> tbe entert-rislng proapettnr *,nd',,4 veator Uold wss found and woikt-i there in 1371 and 1*1* with food re trims hut the cut of freighting *��I��� pin. from Victoria or (JuesnelW was ul iter pound, so thst suite hut the verv richest sad eaak* ��P*n<* was wot k,*d arid the dnitriei was all but abandoned ttntll two years ago. At present tbe ��wt of transporting ��*-r plies Iron Victoria to 1* cents P* l-ond and men with modern tM��yd�� arc tlnding then a more pr.-mu.mj. he|��|. a T K. Moore, a shareholder, ami v. K. Perry, af ths Hi Anthony ex |>l<.ration company, have eecurvtfor that eompnnv an option on tbe iwacs plicer grounds on Manson ereek M ci:w.U0U. John Kavanaugb work wlthls property during this season snd clesmaap 11.08 per cubic V_rd of gravel. Charles MeKtnnon !�������� ��jW Ms ground on Urn oreek h-DfSS? rumberland.a representative of r.ng I ish capitalists, for|&-U0. Coal Mlnwrs^ Ended. All differences between �������� _,hi" cago* Virden Coal company st Virden aud Auburn end the striking miners, have been settled snd the shafts will **>ri be In operation. The compsny agrees to pay a state scale of 10 cents l per ton. but did not want to rear down the stockade. Finally the company accepted the offer of the miners that they would take ii down and charge the company nothing for the labor. Over 100 witnesses have been sum moned by the grand jury which is now Investigating tlie recent Virden riot in which so many lives were lost. The Crow's Nest Pass ( Coal Co. __ 1 Is now prepared to receive orders for STEAM and DOMESTIC COAL and BLACKSMITHS' FUEL. Prices: OTKAM ami DOMESTIC COAL #0.00 per ton. lH.\rKSM!THS' FUEL ��� 11.00 per ton. Terms: Cash with Order. Oaten vfilhs swslvatl fcj H. Byera & Co. Sandon. Charles St. Barbe, General Agent. Nelson. {Atlantic Steamship Tickets, to and from European points via Canadian and American lines. Apply for sailing dates, rates, tickets and full information to any C. P. Ry agent, or A. C. MeARTHUR, C. P. R. Agent, Sandon. WM. STITT, Gen. S. 8. Agt., Winnipeg. You cannot find any better goods than toe can shoto you. Remember this tohen you toant a good suit of clothes. Dr. A. MILLOY, DENTIST. BOOMS 10 S 12, VIRGINIA BLOCK. SANDON. I. A. 8. MARSHALL DENTIST. kaslo, m. e, Wai be at the Hotel Balmoral once a month. Miners and Prospectors. If you until to nave your iiion ��j ten* e your order fur IIAMi-MAirK SHOES ultli MV PARLOBC1A, HAMMOND BROS. CO.. Ltd. SANDOH. PACKERS and FORWARDERS J. R. & D. Cameron.| KOOTENAY TAILORS. Canadian Pacific Ry. Soo-Pacific Line. Tha raat aaS Saparior Serck* Roata To Eastern & European Points. To Pacific Coast, Alaska, China, Japan and Australian Points. EUkggege Checked to Destination and Threngh Tickets leaned. Tourist Cars Pass Revelstoke: Daily to St. Paul. . Daily Except Wednesday to East- ern Canadian and U. S. Points. CONNECTIONS. Daily to Points reached vis Nakusp. Daily excepting Sunday to Points, reach eJ via Rosebery and Sloan City. Daily Train. 7:45 k 'lve. SANDON ar. 16:56k of all hinds. ^^ba^^^^^^^ .d,lr**��*ng nearest local agent, or n. l. GRinriETT L L B. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Etc. SANDON, - - B*C* Sleiflhs. Cutters. Teams and Saddle Horses tor Hire. Mrs. Clara Johaatoa. oecae makm P,.ln.n<lF.ncy5ewh��fO��-"K,,ul�� Tsllor-Msde Suit* to Ordsr. sSngwd Mending MINERS' HOTEL WATERLAND k WESTERBER6. Proprietors. SANDON, B. C. Headquarters for Miners. Well stocked bar In connection. First class accommodations. Board by the day or week. NOBLE FIVE HOTEL CODY, a. 0. B0N6ARD k PIECKART, Proprietors. Gcntlemens' Clothing Carefully Repaired. BOOM I- UPSTAIRS Over KOOTENAY TA1U>KS\ I A. C. McAKTHUR, Agent, Sandon. . , mVLK W. F ANDERSON, KJCCnLK, T-av. Pass. Agt Dist. Pass Agt., NeUo_ Vancouver, The First Class Hotel of Cody. Rates: t��.unper day. Special Rates by the Week. ���- THE PAYSTREAK, SANDON, B.C., NOVEMBER 19, l*** Cut Hia Throat Edward Weeks had heen drinking too freely around Whitewater this month and determined to sober up at McGuigan, He wai acquainted with Mr. Brown of that place and put np at bis hotel. About 9 o'clock Wednesday evening be bad his supper in bed. In the morning he was found dead in bed with his throat cut, a razor Iving beside him. His body was taken to New Denver, where an inquest will be held. Weeks was about 40 years old, end bad been foreman at the Whitewater Deep and Silver LeII Mines. rectfon I was looking, 'that's tbe opera house on fire. ��� it The "Broncho Boaters' The Palmita. No. 3 tunnel on the, Palmita is In .30 feet, and is being driven by con* tract. It will have to be driven 3**0 feet further in order to get under the ore chute of No. 2 tunnel. The P��l* in'to is operated by a London. Ont., company, and no stock has been offered to the public, It is under good management, adjoins the Queen Bess, and promisee to become a prominent property in the near future. No ore has yet been shipped. The Chineee. The proper way to drive the Chinese out oi Canada is to have tbe government do it. If the government allows the rice eaters to come into the country, and protects them after they are in, private indivldnais will suffer if they go against the law. An election will soon be on, and let this Chinese question he a live issue. We do not want Chinese in Canada, unless tbey are without pigtails. If a law was passed compelling every Mongolian to cut hisjpigteil off the evil would die out. They are exiled forever from China if they lose it. in addition to tbe violation of their religion. The powers at Ottawa should pay attention to this yellow question if they want harmony to prevail in this western country. To Pump Oat the Comatoch. Parrisburg, Ph., Nov. 16.���Oeorge R. Field, representing tbe Ridsoo Iron and Locomotive works of Sen Francisco, who came to Middletown yesterdav, haa contracted with tbe American Tube and Iron Chmjpany for a large amount ot special pipe to be used tor the purpose of pumping oat the Comstock lode at Virginia City, Nev. The Comstock lode embraces some 15 mines that once paid large dividends, but which have been flooded for years necessitating suspension of all operations. These mines will now be drained to a depth of 2,500 feet. Pumping will commence January 1,1899. Ont oi Luck. "When The Wicklow Postman' was out on its memorable tour a few years ago," said an actor in tbe company, "sre almost stranded in Hot Springs. Our next stand was Tex arkana, and the manager wired me we must be sure to come on -would certainly play to a big house. Well, I raised enough money to get to Tex- arkana. It was dusk when we reached there, and, as we rode up to tbe hotel in a bus, I saw what I presumed was the glow of sunset over the housetops. 'By Jove! ��� I remark ed to tbe driver, 'you do bave fine sunsets down here.' '8unsct notblnl be growled, aa he glanced in the dl- An Eastern paper asks: How happens it that Rooaveit's '-Broncho Busters" are so promptly paid off and disbanded while thousands of poor fellows who enlisted simply to aid iu driving the Spaniards out of Cuba are retained against their will, to be sent perhaps eight thousand miles from home to die In the deadly climate of the Philippines?" An ore house is being erected at the Treasure Vault Tola property will make a shipment in a tew days over the Last Chance tram. The Last Chance tram is expected to be completed next week. Tbe cable waa taken op a lew days ago. Mr, Gray, of Holden A Gray, Edmonton, la spending a few days In Sandon. i, ��� The price ef beer has fallen to Ave cents sglsss in Kaalo, ThstflWlrtV old town must he slightly oi the bacon. It is reported that Hugh Sutherland haa purchased the Nelson Miner. If so, why so? D. C. McKeniie representing A. H. LongheedA Co.. Merchant Tailors, andCummings4 Sellers, Furriers, of Toronto, has opened up his samp les In the Filbert Sample Room for a few days only, before leaving for Ti r .nto, and will be pleased to have the public call and inspect hia goods. A Few Bargains In fur Samples. DANCING UHSOKS. During the winter months I Intend giving lessons in Scotch Dancing. Persons wishing to become pupils are requested to be present at Spencer's Hall on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Terms made known on application. Kkxssth Beaton. Application for Renewal of Liquor License. KOTIGS la hereby fires t Sa I ai the expW tloa of tblm day* from data I will apply la tha Ueenaa <oar._l____#r�� ot Aha Ctty af mmtaa tor a renewal of nt license for Aha Waldorf Hot**, sltaale oa Baao Avoftsa la the City of Matuton. 4.8. Rira-a-aoa. SaadoB. November UtJt 90000000000000000 jFilbert Cigar Store, Just opened. New Goods, Fresh Stock, Eoerything Reliable.! [Pipes, and Smokers' Supplies jail kinde. 1 Drop in and see us. s a s . a s Jas. Williamson. Filbert Block Sandon, B. C. 0000000000000000000000000% H. Giegerich, Sandon, B. C am The onhf sxclnsice Wholesale end Retail Grocer* House in Sandon. Dealing in Fta#> FrMb mmi Mmi table sup. Plies suitable for Family, Hotel and Min'ng trade. Special brands of P*w* Tmmm mmi toffees. Sole Agents for fllmmt rawJoi1 He_._ wam*mt*a*m m mwmwAmmw ���p*ipse vla a_aa_i_MBm ^_^^n^Mf_sa ^Hh^^HlA_t_ m mm^m mmmmtmrmrmm^m aewse^e^w aa^^^s^^^^���^^^a^^^ ^vSl mmwammmAt^Afaama mmWWtmtmr^^^mmrt^mmma mmtm ^gmmm^mt SSI Stores at KASLO and AINSWORTH. Geo. B. Knoi&les, Plonser Jeweler sf the Slecan. Now opened in the New Store with a larger and better stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWBLERY. Something New and NoVel for the Ladies. REPAIRING will receive tha tsese careful atlantlsa sa SEND Y ^SaSTtrsSl sr nswss Drop In and see the New Store* Two Do-fa Stloar VraflDtlA Mook. RECO AVE. ... SANDON. PEND DORILLE CAPE. Serves the bast 28 cant meal In town. Short Orders mWntkm k�� desired. ���ft- j Comfortable rooms by the Day Week or Month. Everything Neat, Clean and Tasty. Call and Give H a Trial. ALBENI PO-RJTER, , Prop. H. Byers & Co. Truax Patent Improoed Automatic Ore Car. WO 0-��J ��� ���*��" "���� of Steel Rails, Strap Iron, Coal, Powder, Caps and Fuse, Antf nit klnia of Mine Hardware, H. BYERS & Co. NELSON. KASLO. SANDON
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