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The Kootenay Mail was published in Revelstoke, in the Columbia-Shuswap region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from April 1894 to December 1905. The Mail was published by the Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Company, and its longest-serving editor was J. Livingstone Haig. In 1906, the Mail merged with the Revelstoke Herald to form the Mail-Herald, a staunchly conservative paper that eventually folded due in part to competition from a more liberal competitor, the Revelstoke Review.
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,1 Vol. 4.a���������No. 34. REVELSTOKE, WEST KOOTENAY, B.C., DECEMBER 11, 1897. $2.00 a Year. SUGAR COATED PILLS TO BE TAKEN BY OUR CONVULSIVE CONTEMPORARY. They're good for what's the matter with it���������Enough doses to last for one week���������Sees a bogey and gets , convulsions. Tlie. Maiiv thought its local ooiitem- - porary had received, in its interviews with ministers at VieUuia, sufficient ' courage to face the "damning proof wo ��������� offered of its political contortion, and come out. in its t.-ue ciilnis. , ,]t is still afraid, however : still clings closely to its -cover of calumny and deceit. It ' still prefeis the cover of its parti/.an ., "smoke," to the. Open field of discussion on'tlie. merits or demerits of its masters ���������the Turner government., Shipwrecked otr the rocks of its "own inclination, and the ambition of its peanut politicians, il kindles false fires that others also may be lost. Gone over to the Turneritus it. trios to lure others with it hy insincere and fraudulent arguments. Angry tit ' exposure and smothered in its own sophistical smoke, it coughs contumely, and frantically fulminates against candid criticism. Lost Indecency, it this week continues unrestrained in its. charlatan career with phari.saieal prolixity. With many words and much falsity it tries to cover its contemptible change and conceal its contortion. , The dreadful bogev'of Liberal ascen- dency is purely its own creation, form-'' ed that excuse may be,offered for its position iind, shelter found for its coward self aiid - masters. Its whole ease is founded oirsuspieiou and (lis trust, .blinded purposely to c fact. Bogey'"li.ige.y! it cries, like a fright- ened child, and oft it goes into a \ iolent fit of Conservative convulsions. "Do not be alarmed, .little dear, there is no bogey;,-it,is only, your, linagjuatian, ex- ' cited anddisordeie.d, .no" dou.hr, by oat- losiny all, meaning even in Dum'mUtn politics. . ��������� - Therel there; don't cany on ~so. This is painful lo us as 'well as to you,' but a ctire must be -made. How, we wonder, would this little plaster work. Don't cry, it's just mustard, short and snappy: i Royelstoke'llerald, Jtih 17th:��������� What have the questions of protection and, free, trade in Dominion, politics to do iviflt an honest govern mental Victoria! a ' Blistered you, did it, pet? Well here's some salve that needs," rubbing Revelstoke Herald, Angus! 2]s(:��������� Sonic pcnjile arc aii.viouslo .so? our provincial politics run on party linen, ivhiclt never had any nicaniny in provincial politics, and arc~yradually causiny to hare any even in Dominion affairs. The Herald lias i/et to learn of ��������� any solid, reason why^t'ltis province 'should conduct its nic.vt election on a dividiny line icitli which ,/no'province Jias, by Ihe. li.N.A. Act, auythiny to say. * * * . ��������� Isn't that salve' soothing when it's well rubbed in! It hurts, you say. Dear! dear; mi wonder it does, we took the wrong bottle, this is Hough on Hals,! - ��������� iii������ too n.iicb Turner "siiga Th'iV Herald - has been eating the sugar, all right," iind hence the .convulsions. Sugar, especially Turner "sugar," is seductive stuff, and tlie Herald'hates to acknowledge it, lest it might he put out of its way. Anxious relatives, however, demand confession for the patient's good. Acknowledge the -Turner-���������'sugar," Herald, and say it is that has made..-you so suddenly' ill- , ' ' " '" , The case is desperate, however; the .erring child litis the..taste of the sweet stuff in its mouth-'bind, appeals are wasted on it. It prevaricates and evades, but it will not face its guilt. .Well,.the only thing to do. is to physic it. Try this: 'jlo\-elstoko Hearhl, May 20th :���������The. crying noedof this piiiviiiei- is a chan aiid capable administration, and' no person or paper that, is a"roal friend of British Columbia will ear.', to run the cisk of wrecking "so desirable a result (the defeat 'of the. Tin nbr government) nil the rock, of rabid parliznirship. ' - ' How'does, that piste? What's the wry.face about? Have another dose: Kevelstoke Herald, June 5th :���������There has never-been hitherto any n.cut inn nf Dnmiilion politics il) British Columbia affairs', and the pi esent jliiieline is too crilieiil to peiinitof their inl i oduc- tinn just nrivv. * * ���������* Our people want to see ill Victoria an honest, and effecliveadiiiinistration in touch with their ideas iind bent on developing the resniii-ce.s of tin- province for I lie whole people, and not tor the, advantage of one piii-tieiihii- into.est and a little clique of friends, and satellites. 'J'lus idea /s entertained by scoith of Conservatives as /cell as Liberals. A ny attempt tn icnrk il far partisan purposes wilt'inevilably fend Is hamper its complete success, whereas a icid reform party including all .those dissatisfied with' the .present .-.dininistialion will sweep the province. Leaves a bitter taste, in the mouth, - eh? Never mind, 'tis good for you. Perhaps you prefer this prescription. Just b.-iv'e ii little: Revelstoke lb -raid, Jply 17l h :���������The Koolennian objects In t he (inning provincial elections on Ihe lines of Turner and -inti-Tiii-iier and wants to see il rcii on straight, party linen There is no question ..I' .Mr. Turner in this iiiiitt."!*. What ll.i-s province wants in see in power is a Reform party bent on nwerpiny out of existence ihe irliolr corrupt, ant'niuated and easy yoiny .si/slem of doing business al present in Coyne in Victoria, anil on icplnciiig il l-yau honest and biisin.-s-.Mke ndininis- fralinii of ptililie ad'aiis. This- province has been rim long enough foe the h.-iie- lil, of a lillle clique at Vi.lurin. Ilis high lime it was jidu.ini-tci ed foi Ihe beiii'lil, of Ihe people. Surely th is is Ihe basis of a proyrminc on -which we ciin 'alLicorh; ttiycllier iri/houl liiyyiuy in party n/inics,, which arc rajiidly Just one more .quotation fioin our contemporary (its issue of last Wednesday) to show why it was necessary to administer the above cruel doses: Revelstoke Hoi aid. Dee. Sfb :��������� 7'hc dictatorial line of action in ivhicli they. (the Libera lb) have persisted since last May, has driven Conservatives to the conclusion iliut.on (hem as a party -will fall the brunt of sauiny -this province c/t the next election-from becoming a mere annex and side shoiv lo the Grit combinational Ottawa. <���������'��������� ..Observe that there is not one of the five quotations given in this article of an earlier, dale than May last. Yet, this journalistic charlatan, anxious to hide its crime, has the'audacity to say that since May, Conservatives (the Herald is a,Conservative, so it says) have come to the .conclusion they must fight tlie, election on party lines.-; The "sugar" was not tasted in. May,. Herald, nor in June, July or August either, take a later dale.' TROUT- LAKE CITY NEY7S. The Centre of the Lardeau Mining , District. The telephone line has reached the outskirts of the town, and it is expected that it will be completed in the course of a few days now, A. King, of Wilson's large store, will leave town shortly to take a position in Trail with the Nime establishment. I"). G. McNeill was down from tho Silver-Cup for, it few days this week. He says that property is Still continuing to fill its promise iind ia.vhiding is actively being en tried on. On Thursday evening last fire broke out in the residence- of I"). L. Clink but the damage done was slight .owing to the promptitude with which' the call was responded to. ' ' ' James Dixon who has a bond on the Silver Queen, a property near the Groat Northern and on the same lead, is coining in in :i few days to commence work on it. Alex Monro is down from the "Coinage." He has several men hard at'work there and expects to strike the lead in a few days now. 'A meeting of the joint towns committee met last Saturday, and in answer to a request for information as to cost,for felling trees on the sides- of tin; waggon road, decided to tisk for $1,000; $fi(J() foi tree clearing and $100 for the canyon. A meet ing was held Tuesday night addressed by J. II. Falconer organizer lor the J.,0. F. A lodge was formed with over oO names on the,- list of charter applicants. ��������� The Liberal platform which has been published widely fhionghoiit the province, while having its shot (comings, like everything human, on the whole is most excellent.��������� Trout Lake Topic. His Suspicions'.Unfounded. ��������� Editor-Kootenay iMaiiv: , '. fA Dear Sir,���������Re North Kootenay Mineral-Fund: 1 might point out toJ.D. Sibbald that the force of the motto lit; used hts-i week applies more to himself than to trie, in that, he imagines evil "wherebl intended none. 1 asked for no mysteries, hut figures;'no private interview, hut a public statement of,a fund publicly subsciibed. i have no motive in asking this other than a proper one, anil Mr. Sihhald's "injured innocence" is bosh. His suspicious do not bother tne, at all. , Again I ask the committee in charge of this fund, to render a public statement of expense:; in cull.lection therewith, and my light to do so lies only in what I subscribe myself, Suusciuiieh. Revelstoke^ Dec. 9l.li, 1S!)7. , - SAVING A COMPANION. , - i i. The Deadly White Damp Kills a Miner at Rossland. , '��������� - i A sad accident occurred Monday in Rbssliind resulting in the death of one mail:���������W. J. Merry. Merry and Oattanach were, working, a big -sUnm drill in the drifts of the Iron Colt mine. They Hied a ruund'of holes'in, theimrin drift iind then set the drill up in the adjoining one. After a while Oattanach went back to look at the result of the Hist blast hut the 'deadly' white damp overcame him rendering him unconscious. As be fell he cried and .MeiT-y-.hearingthe cr3' rushed-to help him. Trying to rescue his, companion Ire too was overcome and they laid "for ovei Hirer'quarters of an hour before they were discovered. It was'then found that Oattanach had recovered consciousness but Merry was quite dead. The deceased was'a brother-in- law of Win. Mackenzie, the Toronto street car magnate. ' NOTE THE DIFFERENCE In Treatment Of Two Towns Not Far " Apart. _ How differently towns are treated by the Mongolian ministry, al Victoria; what discrimination they show. Contrast the result of the appeals of tire press and people here for protection of the river bank, with the conditions at Golden hist week. An ice jam in the Kicking Horse caused the town to. be flooded and, ;ts itgave no sign of breaking, aid was asked from the, government. The Gold Commissioner said he had no money but he would wire the government. .Hon. Col. Baker replied: "Take any steps you may deem advisable." A year or more ago the Gold Commissioner here pointed out the condition of local affairs, to I he government, as follows: , '.'I have again to call attention to the, serious damage being done'to thelown-' site above and below < the protection work, hy the erosion of the bank by' the Columbia river-. , "Opposite I lie schoolhouse the government road is not 12 feet fioin the edtfe of the river- hank, and- next year will see the road taken out altogether, necessitating the building of a new road about one mile in length, behind the schoolhouse. "Protection works are absolutely necessary below the existing work if this mad is to be preserved, independently of the necessity of protecting the schoolhouse, which, at the- rale the bank is going, will require to be removed in less than two, yeais." ��������� No attention was paid to these warnings; no message ordei ing steps taken as , deemed advisable. Keep', the job till election time and iniike a show of doing something then. Let the bank' slip-and'slipj says Hon. Mr. Turner', till I get good and ready. Our local contemporary hit off the situation on May loth. (Ihat was befo e its Hop, 'of course) in the following verse effort,:'' Scene.���������Official apartment in Victoria. Time.���������Right now. .Enter Premier Turner disguised as Betsy Sprig- gin's, singing:���������' ' -' I hear them a calling The river bank's falling; ��������� The roadways a crumbling And properly tumbling Down into the river as fast as can be, And'iill sieh i umours ' ' And talk and eonl innours " But, laws! tlmt don'tp.urt an old woman like me. ' ' ,; and illustrations being most, forcible iind elegant. The Bishop left Tuesday evening for the west. In a few days construction of a rail way bra.teli between Three Forks and Bear Lake will be commenced by the C. P. R. J. , D. Graham went to Albert, 'Canyon 'Thursday morning. .If the dry weather would hold it would help the getting out of ore immensely. Coursier has the latest in' dress goods and trimmings. - o On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Brown entertained to dinner a large party at the Union Hotel for the purpose of meeting Mr. and,.Mis. W, B. Pease. English mince meat (our own make), strictly first-class. Also, our own cured hams and bacon. Watch for "Hull Brand" for poultry dressing. Extra made sausage meat. . J. Ii. Hull it Co The petition in favor of incoipo- ration is to be seen tit tlie oflices of tlie Impeiial Bank. 'It has about a dozen .signatures one of the first of which is J. D. Sibbald. s- The Ledye says "the owners of "the Halcyon 1 lot Springs, on Arrow Lake,, will build a vast hotel next summer, and make ihe Springs a pleasure as well as a health resort." ir iJ it WHO IS THE WINNER IN THE RACE, FOR THE GOLD ' COMMISSIONERSHIP. Has a local man got it���������Names about which there is no secret made��������� The Mail's opinion, efficiency not "pull."' Christmas piesents 'and oursiers. Advice'For Our Contemporary. Support on, Dec. Dili, 1S97. ��������� Editor Kootjsnay Mail :' 1 am surprised that anyone should argue in support of ��������� running the next ProvinoiiihElectioii on Dominion party lines (<iking anything that was done at the late Liberal Convent ion - as a text". The proposal (o do so (i.e. inn the election on p.-nly grounds) was defeated by such an overwhelming jn.-ijoiity fhiit T thought we would hoar, no more about it. As one of Mr. Si'irihn's supporters in the House, and one who was til iln- late convention continuously while it sal, I felt in every way sal isfieil vvilh the convention's doings ; and (he pint form adopted at Ih.' convention is i,i itself all the proof any sane mail should require to show him that there should la- no conflict of Dominion parlies, in Provincial matters. It is practically ihe same as the platform issued by Mr. Semlin a shod time before, only a Mule nunc elaborated. ' If Liberals and Conservatives can unite on such a coiutiion ground as that laid down in Mr. ���������Semlin's manifesto, il siuely would be folly tn drive one section out of the ranks because its members chose to see Dominion matteis in a difrVient light from the rest. I hope that we shall hear very little inure of such propositions, but, that all who,love the good name of our province will unite, to clear it of the crowd thai have so ong mis-ma..aged its affairs. ��������� Yours t. uly. J as. 13. Kexskdv. (M.P.P. for N'evv Westminster City.) Contains a Lesson. The motion to quash the Rossland city loan by-law heaid before Mr. Justice AIcColl on Monday last and adjourned one week, but on request of 'A Change In the Make-up. ' The 0. P. IL has decided to make a change, in the method of making up freight trains. At present ascertain number of cars constitutes a tinin. but the introduction of cars of larger capacity often .compels the attaching to fewer than the regular number, Under the new sylem a certain number of tons vvill be fixed as a train-load. The change went into effect on the North Bay division on Deceiubei 1, and on the rest of the'system the change will occur at the first of the year. A Deserved Snub. The cm-aloof n South London church, whose pronunciation is more affected I hail proper, has been snubbed - for alluding to the,Hi'ir-Appurent as though his name were written "Aw lh.-rt" Edward. One of the pin ishioncrs asked him the othet day why' he so signifi- cently excluded tlie Prince of Wales in his prayers for the royal family. "Exclude him:'" the curate asked, quit" surprised. " What do you nieant'" "Why,'' she said, "you always pray for ���������all but' Edward, Prince of Wales!'' s- The Tangier Mine, Limited."-> t- The abovecompaany, registered with a capital of ������120,000, in ������1 shares, has been successfully floated in London. Only ������2-5,000 wa/s offered and it wh all underwritten l.?> the directors and their friends. The following are the signatories and the shares applied for: The Earl of Essex, 1,000; Sir R. G-. Head, Bart. 2,000; Colonel H. FI tidier, 1,000; E.G. Govan, 2,000; Lord Aberdare, 1,000; The Hon. G. dlill-Tieyor.02,000; A. Matheson, ,2,000; T. Callow Hole, Captain A. E. Whilaker, 1,000; Colonel T. H. Anstey, 2,000; E. C. de Segundo, 1,500; W. T. Williams, 500; A. Fairlie Allinghani, oOfi; A. Rashloigh Phipps, 500; Major W. F. Anstey, 1,100; Admiral Sir H. F. Nicholson, 200; Colonel A. Disney-Roebuck,250;'Colonel E.Bhikes- ley, 200; Mrs.' M. Mulock, 400; Major- General W. Osboine Barnard, 1.000; Captain J. Strachai. Bridges, 500; J. H. A. Branson, 200; Major Herbert -S. C Gordon, 250; Liout.-Colonel L. K.Scott, 1,000; Mrs'. II. T. Barney 100. toys o -il P. M. Darke has been elected mayor of -llegina; A: D. Cameron, mayor of Calgary; H. H." Bentley, mayor of Lefchbridge; and IL Bogue, mayor of Moose Jaw. A' Chinaman got three months yes- terday for stealing two chickens from 11. S. Wilson. fi This-is at the/ rate of six weeks per chicken, and he didn't get away with them either. , The Victoria skating rink formally 'opened on,Monday night. There was a very huge attendance which gteatly enjoyed the improvements in the.1 rink. The hand played a very nice selection of airs and it was a most enjoyable outing altogether. ��������� ' , - - r Pretty silk blouses at Coursier's. o The Ladies Aid of tlie' Presbyterian church hiive completed arrangements for a Xmas tree entertainment' in the church on Thursday evening, 23rd inst. A programme of music by the ,children is being prepared.. Collection at'the door. . ' Snow shovelling,-was- in order all over town this week. The news of the death of Cluub 11 Girlyon ,is received in town ' with general regret. The first of the three resident lawyers he was building up a lucrative practice when death removed him. The body was buried Tuesdaj' afternoon at Victoria. Slocan River Road Completed. The coinpletioii'of the Slocan River branch of the C. P. R. was celebrated on Monday in Slocan City with gieat rejoicing. The first passenger train from Nelson pa������-ed on arrival under a four-faced arch built of cedars surmounted by the national flag and decked with appi oprialc . mottoes. Twenty-one rounds of giant powder were fired as a s.-ilule and the visiting passengers were musingly cheered. A banquet followed in (he evening. The completion of this branch as- up tin Thuisd,iv. The learned judge j inti rruptioiis between Revelstoke and sl;il e.l t h.-il (he object ions taken were j southern points as Nelson and Ross- la I nl lo Ihe by-law p.-n ticulai ly t he ; land, and vvill ctiise furl her changes in famous agreement A, and I hi- making j the Koot.-nay railway system. At the of a private rouip.iuy I he depository of celebration theC P. R. was represeut- ii sinking fund. .He would send down a writ leu judgment iaier.' ..'���������.,,. ed by C.' F..Pcnv, H. E.Beii.sley. and 'others. Local and Personal Briefs.' ���������- Fred Robinson is back again fiom the east. He has just recovered from a very seven1, attack of illness. ' P. F. Mathias went up to Albert Canyon on Thursday nioiiiing. He vvill bo engaged at the mine. Light running sewing machines at Coursier's. o There was a party of friends entertained by Mr. and Mis. Palmer on Wednesday evening. _ Sain Crowle says' lie would not be astonished if the. snow went entirely .oil at an early date. Frank Vaudall is pulling up -10 tons of ice. When taken out it was some of ihe finest ice ever cut. Mrs. A. IL B. Hear.., who has been very ill this week ��������� past, is now, the MaHj is happy to say, much bet.ler. Women's and children's over stockings and rubbers at Coursier's. o A new vvajie schedule has been signed by locomotive, firemen of the western division of theC.P.K. system. Eight candidates were presented \':iv confirmation by the Lord IJishop of New Westminster on Sunday last. The. Li lionet, Eraser River and Cat iboo Cold Fields Ltd. have their new oflices in the McCarty building almost leady lo move into. The, IS. V. CazeUe publishes u list of L'JO barrisleis and solicitors entitled to practice till fiist Monday in November, 'SRS. Bishop D.irl gave a most inst ruclLc lecture on Monday evening at Tapping's Hall. 'J'he subject was The Oldest Survivor. How small the world is after all ! It is interesting to learn that the old lady mentioned in the following paragraph from the London City 'News is a grand- aunt of,a lady resident of Revelstoke��������� Mis. W. B. Pease. ' "Miss Sarah Jane Acocks, of 161, Haverstock-hill, is probably the oldest survivor of the Queen's Accession banquet. Iler age tit that time was 32, and consequently she. is now 92. In spite of her advanced years' she still enjoys goo'd health. Miss Acocks accompanied on the occasion her- father', Mr. Thomas Acocks, who was for some years one of the members of the Court of Common Council for ' I he .ward of Queenhithe. ' I, was present with my father at the Guildhall Banquet on November flth, '1887, our Queen's accession,' writes Miss Acocks in the firmest handwriting imaginable. ' I quite rcii ten i her one circumstanceii bout it. When the Queen passed me I "made a curtsey to her, which sho acknowledged by turning round lo me. I mention this because I saw no other lady do the same; but the excitement was very great, which no doubt, was I ho cause of the omission. I have not destroyed the card of invitation to the banquet." A Conservative Association Formed.' A Conservative association for Revelstoke was formed Thursday evening at Peterson's Hall. 'Theie was a very fair attendance, and the following ollieers were appointed: President, G.E. Crogan ; vice-presidents, Gluts. F. Lindmnrk and Win JM. Brown ; treasuier, 1. T. Biewster; secretary, W. C. l'axloii; executive committee, T. Kilpatrick, C. H. Temple, Dr. Mc- Kechnie. \V. While, Q.C., J. Wood- side, A. G. M. Spraggo, E. Gaidiucr- Jones, W. Cowan, A. Johnson, W. F. Crage. Kamloops Civic Finances. At the last meeting of the Kamloops city council, the city clerk stilled that the funds available in Ihe bank, exclusive of sinking funds, amounted to $.")!)2 ; Deeembei receipts were estimated at $1,200, and the cash on hand nin- o.mted to about $100. The expenditures to be met during t hat period, including salaries and the unavoidable expenses in connection with the scarlet fever epidemic, would come to over Patriotism In the Poets, iind it was ' $2,500, so that there was'a'-deficit in beautifully .handled, all the quotations I sight of about $7()0P As the time approaches for- tho an-,_ noiincetneut of the iiitme'of Mr. J. D. Graham's successor in the oflice of Gobi Commissioner, interval deepens in his identity. Who will Ire the new Gold Commissioner is . everywhere asked, but so far the mime is a .secret to the general public. Perhaps one of our citizens is going about with a promise, of the appointment in his pocket and perhaps not. If he is, who do the public think he is. , There are other name's mentioned, ' however-, of which no secret has been made. W. 11. Vickers, recorder at Tiout Lake, is a hot favorite with 'many and has been ".boomed" hy one paper, the Trout Lake ,Tojhc. The Vancouver World, too, says it is stated that he is to he the new commissioner, and the World ma government organ remember. 'Alex. Sprout,'-of New Deliver, is having no "boom" hut he is' ii dark horse of great, promise and'5 knowing ones will tell,you that dark'-, horses are often winners. F'. A. R. Mountain has also been spoken of and ��������� as he hits a strong pull at Victoria he1 may be in it too. '' There is another in the nice, also and - advices' received from the ' lower country make it appear that he is ,wcll up in the race and saving his wind for a final dash. Barring the appointment of Mr. Vickers as a local man the Mail thinks it more than likely that'P. G. - Fauquieristhe next Gold Commissioner for Noi'th ' Kootenay. He-is in this'' riding, in the north section ot it, and 'has seen'several years of service. He is a Tory of the Tories, and a good government, supporter. , He is an old ', parliamentary hand and accustomed to politics, 'He has a large'fund of, com- , moil sense and is no fanatic or crank., Hii is familiar with the customs of .tue country, and the details of - the ��������� pi-pi , ' vincial service. He is ambitious, too, " and will pull every strihg'he can to get-- the job. A's said before,--with the" exception of W. H. Vickers,,he is the most likely- to secure the appointment, or the Mail is mistaken greatly. . , It is not the place of any paper to express undue interest in the appointment to'such a post of any individual��������� - nor will the Mail. It believes in letting the government make its own choice reserving its. freedom to criticise if the appointment is not in the' interests of the.district. The' people here want rro aged invalid with a disordered liver, no "tender-foot"Victorian fop, broken down business man or C, P. R.' official. If the Mail dares , express any opinion at all, it would ask the government to recognize the merits of its present officers and make a deserved promotion contingent on efficiency, not on political pull, * Makes the Job Worse. , > The B. C-Mining Journal,, of Ash- croft, has corrected the Mail in its reference to the Kamloops-Bridge Creek road. It sayA "the Mail lias taken the report of the Kamloops party for distance. It is not 57, miles but about, 125 miles from Kamloops to Bridge Creek over the proposed route. The distance, from Ashcroft to Bridge. Creek is SoAniles over one of the finest waggon roads in the province." In Rossland By April. ' Air. R. Mnrpole, superintendent of the Pacific division, Canadian Pacific Railway, has been in Rossland since Thursday, and in icply to some questions from a Times representative he said work on the branch line from Rnhson - to Rossland would be pushed, and according to present calculations the road would be in running order sointt time in April. Mr. Mnrpole said ho was bote to secure the right of, way along the tonic and lo make arraugt'- meiits for (onsti notion. The route from ltosslautl will lie east and north I... Columbia ami Kootenay .Mountain, ih.'iit--- i.ni ih lo Mm phy Creek, along vvhi. ii il vvill run to the Columbi.L i-i v ,-r, at.il I hen northward lo Sprout'> Landing, where the river will by In iduetl a nd Ihe end of the line run int.. Ii.������* Columbia A: Kootenay railway to Nelson. 'J'he distance to Rnhson will be al..ml 20 miles, but there will be some fiu.i-inib-s of spurs built, including a sw itclibnck up the Columbia and Kootenay Mountain near the Iron Coll .'i.i:e. v. il il I tie I eiliiillils near the Jo-ie mine on Red Mountain. The giiiile I hi (iiiglinut is to be not more than -i per cent. Wm k vvill commence at the Rossl-uid and jo about a fucL night, and Mr. Mai pole estimates that I ho roadbed Will be ready for tr.|c)>r laying ji) three inojitfobs, | -/ ' if 1 il < 3? ti' fAGK 1 THE KOOTENAY MAIL. '���ube iixootamt nl , l'UULIS-HKIJ ICVKTIV SATUltDAV '' EEV3LSTOKE.B.C, ���irv��� ATIvlX.S & SMITH. Pui'i.isu.ms ami Piioeimc'roits. -Subscription Price, $2.00 Per - Annum il��Jm STHK'I'l.V IN AllV.VNCi: T5-3S ADVERTISING RATES. 'JONTUACT ADVKI5TISK.MKXTS insertetl tit tin- rale of ��l.a<) iicrrtihnnn inch per month. For spaces of six column indies- or over ��1 per inch tier month. ritAX.SlKNT AHVKIJTISKMKX'1'S l'lc. per line first insert km, .��-. per line each subsequent iiiscrlioii. Tlie number nt lines rcekoned by space tit i-iipieil. 1-J lints tn the inch. ' ' UKAlllXf! NOTICES K'e. per line t ni-li iu- serlion. unless contractul fur by tliu WO lines. ��� ' ..)OU I'IMXTIXtJ nf eveiy kiinl al ni.ist reason- V able rales and shdrlest notice. ACCOTNTS lor- job printing i,r nilvcrlisin:,' Iiaviible t,n Ihe lirst .if every iiKintli. (COlMt'lCSPONDKNl-!-: tin all mutters of local or public inleresl inv lied snitl cari-tully considered. All e.iioiomi cations In the Edilnr niust be nocnmpaiui .1 l..i (Ill1 name of the writer, nut ncccs-iii-ii} tor publication, lull .us nil evidence ol Kfiotl faith. - , ' A.l.lress Tin-: Koothv.w Mail. ' Revelstoke, B.C. REVELSTOKI-:, DHO. 11, 1S.17: Hox. Mit. TuJtxmi has ,-tt last con .sented'to icply to the very general .chorus of condemnation raised at see- iii" liis mime on a somewhat speculative prospectus. The London press has been imposed upon by parties anxious to defeat his government. What egotism! 'Fancy the ."Thunderer" when it enunciates the principle (so well known in England) that, prominent ministe.s should not allow their names' appear on prospectuses, being imposed .upon for the puipo'se of ���upsetting tlie Turner pigmies. ,, i ���. *.- No time, should be lost in getting all the facts and figures in support of the request for a special bill, 'in .aid of jiavigation on the Columbia above ���.Revelstoke, in the ineinbeis hands he- foie he leaves for Ottawa. The opening of the river north of .us is an urgent subject and need not, wait for incorporation to be taken up. There --is plenty of material extant from .which to form a strong case for> aid and if'we do n^Tt put it, in shape before ���the Ottawii session begins the loss and the fault will be all our,own. The Mail struck the right keynote in demanding that Yale-Cariboo be given another federal representative ��� . . ' \vithout delay. The pres'eut conditions are as old its our entrance to coirfoder.i- .tion and utterly ignore progress. It is' ..too long to wait for the decennial census and delay imposes injustice on the district. �� We hope that the JVC. mouthers and senators will take up,the .matter at Ottawa next session and so make their voices heard as to get additional representation. To the already numerous1 endorsements of our .views may now be added the following fioin the Nelson Tribune and Kamloops sister, Miss Oai-lyon. and ' p,i--ed away r, . ', ;it. o.MO Sunday rnoininrx His funeral mallei. But suppose everybody said that ; what a fine thing it would he'for the uiisci-upnloii-. graspers of the reins of power. Somebody must, in the present stage of human progi ev, guide, rule, direct; when a people become ruleless of their voting privileges the guiding will lie done by selfish men, Ihe ruling hy tyrants, and the directing by persons who have dedicated themselves to the advancement, further glory and aggrandisement uf Xu/n- ber One. Every man who has the right to vote owes it , to himself, to his 'neighbor, ' to the country, to take pains to see that his name is safely upon , the register; and when the time conies lo use thai vote lo do so like a man, giving it lo the side he considers best desei vvs it. Therefore, see to il, voteis,' that you gel your rights and have your names registered; (here will be need for every one of those voles ere long, for there is warm'work ahead; In regard to the provincial govei innent, we might, appropriately employ the figure of seamanship in discussing- il, as it seems to bea "trade wind" that is going to strike the province very soon.' When the favoring gale fills our sails audi Unship begins to move il will require the best of seamanship to enable her lo travel as'she should. The voters must, signify whether they consider the Turner government political master mariners who can , he trusted find retained, or whether they are incompetent land-lubbers, unable to do anything'pert ii in ing (("political naviga(ion but box tho compass of .self-interest,' and who should' be paid off and replaced at the first port.' We contend' they ilire Ihe latter, and we refer to theii log, which shows a long iist of collisions, groundings, ship on her' beam ends through lubber steering, shoal wafer too often, taking wrong channel, repeatedly, crew in mutiny against contradictory"oidcrs look-out men asleep on duly, ii regular watches, lying-to iir, fair winds and aimless beating up, to windward in, foul weather. These ofiiccrs uiiist be cashiered as soon its possible, for their certificates are hovc-down and shown to be"spurious documents. The work of relegating them to the safety of useful obscurity and re-arranging the whole crew lies with the owners���the voters. October show that fiade is rapidly going ahead. Exports.-snow an increase of $3,000,000; imports of $770,000; and duty of $10,000 over- the, same month l.-ist year. The Vancouver returns will bring the increase of duty up-to $142,- (K)0at least. Owing to the Yukon trade, the Vancouver returns ought to be large. Expoi ts under the head of agi i- culfural products have more than doubled during the four monihs, while there is an increase over $5,000,000 in the animals and their pioriuci*; and a very large"increase in.the, products of mines. Fisheries alone show a decrease. ReVelstoke -' -Hospital! Maternity ward in connection. Vaccine kept on hand .... The dominant, patty in B.C. is a party by the name'of Dunsmuir.���Ex. ARTHUR G. M. SPRAGGE, Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Notary Public. Oflice in .Smith Hlnck, Paeilie Avenue, HKVJiXKTOICI-: STATION. H. 1'. "I") III LIP F. MATHIAS^ Book-keeper/'Accountant and Commission Agent, RI'JVFI.STOKIi,,R. C. T. MATHEWS, Real Estate and Mining- Broker , '" 319 Cordova St., 1 VANCOUVER, B.C. Mining slocks and properties bought iind sold.on commission. Correspondence solicited. BEAUMONT BOGGS'& CO. Mining Brokers, victoria; b. c. Mines and Mining Stocks. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.' Drs. McXechme and JofTs, - Attendants. GUY BARBER, .WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER Repairing Neatly & Promptly Executed. REVELSTOKE, B. C. | 0WARD WKST, 1 ���' (Associate of Ifoynl .School of Mines London, Kn^and.) Mining Engineer, Analytical Chemist' and Assaycr. . .AlL-AJRZMA clocks Now that the dark mornings are approaching you' need some- ,�� thing to vrake you up early. Properties eviiminert and reported on. ' NKW DKXVKI.', li. C W. PHLLHW HARVHY, F.C.S. 3 (Memo. X. Kiitf. Inst,., M. ic U.K.) ��� Mining Engineer and Assaycr. VA.\C()l7V!.;it,"IJ. C. Checking SmDlter Puip a Specialty. We have just received a supply of new alarm clocks of all kinds and prices. ��� Call and see them at ���CANADA MM &' BOOK CO. Ltd. Revelstoke Station, B.C. ' CTTXST A- l! i u BID I Groceries, Provisions, Fruit and Confactioneryy Cigars; .Tobaccos etc. Hy arrangements with European .smelters, advmicOs vvill lit; made on uunsiijiuiiciils or oies nnd mattes, up to any value. Canadian A^cut : The.Cassel fiold Kili-iu-lintr Co., Ltd., (ilas^ovv, MncAi tlmr-lAincst Cyanide I'rocess. X. 1?.���Competent men employed. No pupils. Went Home to Die. Chas. It. Ciirlyon died early .Sunday morning at the residence of his father, Win. It. Ciirlyon, Douglas street, Vie- to. ia. The deceased who was just 20 years of age, w;as born in Union Grove, Wisconsin. He came to Victoria in 1SS7 with bis parents and pursued bis studies at the high school, when: he won the distinction of being tlie first boy to secure the Governor-Gonerar.s medal. lie studied law with II. G.1 II,ill, and was called to the bar in August, 1SS-X). having been delayed by ill health for nearly three years. He opened a law office in Revelstoke about 15 months ago and built lip a v cry good practice, not v\ il nstauding his failing health, and was much r. -spected by all who knew him. Ho arrived in' Victoi i.i Siit urtl.i v evening, accompanied by his A. McNeil, BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOM. Front, Street, Revelstoke. :o: Haircut, 25c; Bath, 50c.;Six Shaving Tickets for $1.00. FRED. M. WELLS, Mine Examiner. \ 'U. II0LDICH, , ' ' . '- Analytical Chemist aiid, Assaycr.. NELSON, B. C. Assays of every variety of 'mineral. Analysis of milk, water, or other material- useil for food. Prompt Results. , Prompt Cas'i. .First, Street, kevelstoke Station. AP kholm House L ALliKiri'STfjNi;. j'lioi't.'iirrop i is .taishgii wiOr the best: mi THE BAR IS, SUPPLIED WITH THE CHOICEST WINES; LIQUORS AND CIGARS: ' -'. :G6lA HII1 frankVandai Pkopriktok. Sentinel Fair representatitm in thepai-liamenl of Canada for the districlof Ivooteniiy. 'is being advocated hy the Kootenay 'Mail. The injustice that was put upon this di��trict bv the Coosei v.itive gov took place Tuesday afternoon. The Jtileboker. A custom that is verv common in 'erniuent, when the l;i--t i eiii i-itngeuient ; Sweden and Xoiw.iv in coouecti.m bif constitiiencii-s was in.-tde, is too ,-tp 'paient to require coinnii'iit. Thee is .work here foi the Liberal meuibeis td" the coniuioiis from this province 'J'he ''representation of the entire piovinc requhi's! lo be changed. Al. present il j is based upon-.-i set of conditions which existed many years ago when Victoria. I Nanahno anil 'Now We-iniin-ter con-; stit tiled the province: Theie is no good | of Victoi i.i. w it h with Christinas eve is to "g.ia julehok." This eustoit) uudoiibte-dly has its origin in ,i superstition ilmt In-id siv.iy shortly after the adi vi.t of Christianity, says- , the ^linni-aroii- T.ihur,.*. This vva-l , i - , that on Christ mas {.Vi. limk spirits, wander ej about living in t-v>.|t theii , lnlluences., loiter, as thu people I P L. JOHNSON,, Rkvei-stoick Station, B.C. Haircut and shave 50c. .A*��>^��r_.. , ' ���������Mwc^y Comfortable Parlors. Opposite rrus Store. rn II'OMAS BROS. & GRANT,' I - TAILORS- Suits from $12, Pants from $8. Sample and measurement forms sent on applicat ion. 92 Government St., White labor only. ' , VICTORIA, B. C. [T H. HEAPS & CO., Machinery Brokers,' , ami Cordova Street, VANCOUVKR, I!.C. FOR SALE���X quail lit j- of lii^lit, second ri.uid' Steel !!.iil=. '��� . ' COMMERCIAL -HOTEL. A. \,j \J \" t/A.iOILK' ^..'.tXj�� Jts<V��� Htj ���Jtn Town, 'Well Furnished' :f mes, 'JjIomps and: Cigars Best. Table' ia , ���' fitioieest i ��� I very thing' Sipiotly .First-Class s��- Terms' $2 per day. Kam'loops Beer on Draught Best $2.00 it day' House in the City. VANCOUVER, - - B. C. NOTICE. X OTICK THAT IK) days from date 1 vvill apply t'o tlie Chief Ctunniis-sionerof Lands arid Works for permission tii purchase 3JI) acres of land situated on Ooldstruain ni-iir iMcCullocli Creek in JJi^ IJond. West Kootenay District, bCKinniiiKcit a po-t marked Gns laind X. K. corner, thence running north 4(1 rli.iiiis, thence west NJ chains, llionci; sontli 4(1 cliinns, Ihence east si) cli.iuis to place of commencement. I,i-)fi.-iteil October ltl, 1S!)7. ���20-Ut ��� s OUS I.UND. NOTICE The partneiship evistin^ between the undcr- siuned. who carried on Inisiuoss as ljivery.nen and Teamsters, under ihe firm of Klemiiitr & ir.imiltut!, li.us been dissolved by mutual i-on- sent, a- at, loth November, 18t)7. All li.ibilitios of said linn will be diseharirod by \V. Kli'iniiiK. who is .iulhori7i-.l to collect ail oiitstjmding debt- due to the tirai. s-i^iied / W. KLKMlXtK �� i k. j. riAAirr/rov. S-'J-.-it UevuKioko StatiOii, H. C, .Vov. ���_'!). 1^)7. reason vv hy the cil> o. , ,.-,,.n... ��.... , ,1(.c.un_. ,,1(.,.l. ,,. r..] Ji^-r, t��� ,hi. .���,,..,. s than 20.000 whueinhabii.nils t . . . '-��� 'stltiO.l was t i(ir.slii| n.ed into the NOTICE. should'havo two r-epi-iseiitalivt's. vvhijy pstition u.is t ransfm met! into .the district of West. Kootenay, with it's , humei-mis. [n -oine- re-pet ts it is !ik( "great teiiitoii.il extent .uitl p'opill.il ion . x\v A nierjcai. Halloween, ,\11' tin of 30,000 should have one third ol a t ,,,. ,!,������. ,��� ,-L ', , -,. i i- i .* irr.iriks at'* (l.-ri. ni.i-k member, who. it he ili-cliarges. imp ; ohligalioiis of his position, nui-i distri- ( ir.v '" taxi hule hiuiself ov.-r a section Too mile- . grotc-quo <��� long and 5o0 mile- wide at it-- cent >.,-. j ���tt���n coin,, in pair- lie i- ,i| e. i vs i-x .Thete is ������ reason why (his inpi-li.-e j , , ,.,������.,,,��� (lil, ^...'..^.Jlv i j-IH ,!���'���""' "'- ' <�����"��"���- ""'ent. b( n,rf ^1 iicres in the in.titer ot li'dcr.il ri'pieseiil.iiit.n ' A ��� -������"���"���'-i'- shoultl not receive as mlcll .it i ��-n I i.-��� I ' bee'l piepar.'d foi him. lb- kiio.k-i.n lo iiiv'elit st)|p,.| ltiti^ p. ���iblc Th" "jnlebok I 1111 ��� ��� I i 11. i '��� \-OTtCK I.-' liKKKuY OrVKX Lli.it. fid days .N after d.'itf I tt," iai(ler-it,'tieil do intend tn i;,;.!: Intii' Chief f'oniiiiihs|i,ii(-ri,f L.mds iind vv,,,,,--. p��� 1,1-i-iiussion to piu-cliiisc I he following ie ingenii' i 'ai.'t b 'iii..' situated on Ci j nor Cie.-k mar the i iii'j'iil. of It-iii'^i-rhiil''it ek in the Trout Lake 1 ti-t ���'��� -., \\'( -t K'l'ili'l.ai, t iiriiiiieiu i ritpr at a' post M.i: I.i d }'.. \V. si,ni|,- vt'.st .���'.rtier. tht'lieo rnn- riii-' lentli si. i iiains. ihenil. in i b.iins e.i-l, i, ip. n i rirnri--.i.i'ii tie ri'-/. l'l chains west lll'iteoi 1/ fn,ni the Liberal politicians ni this j the door ...id ib.-n ���nt .piov nice a.- they .u e i-t id.-nl lv w nling i to give to I lie llljilstue 111 ihe iiialt.'i | of repic'-enialion in the l.-gNl.-ii ure. - ( Nel-on Tribune. j iiotiiiuir I" -,i v. tuny for -ouii-t long in i In- When he I cc'-iv. '���- thi- Thi' Kni.TKNW .Mam. is .ulvoi ating the p,n ! it inn of V.ilo-CiHbon .-..{l-lilil- 'eii.-v. Out (���onieinpor.ii y i- .jinti- I i ght. sin h /.il impel tan I and e\l ,-ii-i'.e a poi I it ni of I hi* Dominion should In- i epi-i���etitcil .ii O! t tii.t bytlii ii-in- 'ln'i-s in-lead of one - K.iitiloops Inland ���Scut liiel. II.. ha- ).il|i-nt|y wail- vv ,ry ni Inpioi . ' he Ie i V ������.. b,it Ip T'l/lll l^ll-r, >')(���-. ���>!',, |s'C V.It.VKST U-[iiT\KKI!. p. v.l \MK- liIXdN. ���j:i 'ji. CITY BAKERY^ Bread and Confectionery. Free Delivery Every Day. MeOAGUB BROS. J. R. HULL & CO. Wholesale and Retail iBTJTG-TdlElSjS. Purveyors of High-class Meals. REVELSTOKE, B.C. All orders in our line will be promptly f. a tt elided to. L fir", i SL. o_rB in A! AmtAJlA.MSOkpRUOS., Puoi'itiKTOiiH. " �� ��� I iS , ' t , 'e t First-class Table > G-qod Beds 4, Fire-proof Safe . Telephone * 'Bus Meets all Trains.' ' REVELSTOKE, E_C_ . ?r^ aijraiiajMiSON nitos., p.itoiMtmToits. Registration of Voters. Victoriii Thin s: In view of the i oin- ing events which aie ca-ling their ..shail.------^ before, both in the political and ciuiimer.-iiil arena's, il is ofveiy gteiit ituporf.tnce lh.it all tin- preliminary arrangements to meet the ap- pio,idling ci isis should be Hindi- without, del iv. On the political side of i hi- i ... (jite-i ion iiot hing can be of more iin port a nee, jo-t now th.iti the r-egist i-,i- i il nothing i- iri\,'ii Ijiio lie li. mni, -, , Ugly, .Old tlollble 1,11.i\' le-llll. I.i tll.s J way he prowl- .il���,ut from rn-iis,. in i hoil-e until be liti.illv be. our.-- laliiet unsteady on hi- l.-.-t Th-m re- goe- lioilie. Ill the ('it;--- these 1 <-,i I )i I t-- do noi exist. It t- l.ngely a eliilili rn-- I't'-tiv.il I here. Mail) keep U[. the ( >���!,���- br.iiions iii .Ian. yj, bni it i- not ,is general as in t In- ( oiu.tr v. County Court Notice. \-0TK'K IS HKitKDY fJIVKN. ih.u . \ a -itl ing of i '.e f 'I'l.iu y i niiri will )..- hidden -it Hevel-t./ke," H.C., on \\ i-db'.s.i.iv. the i-jlh ii.i ,- i-t D-( ������iilbi'l. A.I). noon. Ueve ,lt 10 foie- .IfjS Ir. f;i< SHAM, i-i'-gi-t-.n 'f /"in! v ('our t. tion of voter-. Then- going lo 1. a slr-figgle; -evei-al. momentous questions are to be set I led before long, .111(1 liordon-c i.s' to be left- iifll.il lied Ilia I. will in any way aid. Now is the time for all voters' to-'see Ilmt I heir names ,arc properly mr the roll;'I host- who hiivc not iil'ended lo t his (hit y -.hoiil.l do so at once. This is a Dialler which is too often neglected on l.lic. ground . /���hat-iii'ie vole nini-i' in-, liw iliVs mil. Trade ii Booming. A sfciteinelll ot the lrr)])Oll-< .1.1(1 '���"- ports I'm- (he I)/imiiiini for lie' l'",ii month- of the li-i .1 yen- .-tiding O ir.- ber ;',lst, show- ,i large iin i iMs,. m ti-iid.-. Theie wa.- an in.i-ea-e in ihe aggregate 11 ��id.- "f I he count i y uf ,-s'll),- iViO, 112. 'I his do, l.ol nitliide ,i-|\ ie- la.nib fi-,.,.. th" p,���.r ,,, V���..e..iii'..-, j (;I,,V),LST0K(, r)|V,SION. 0f,. .is lor some reason or ol li.-i imi.e h i v ���- | been l-.-cciv ed at I he tlepa I I me' j -i ni ������ | l.i-l .Liriu.iiy. lv<poi I- f.,i I'mii iiiotilb-! show an ii.ci e.i-e of if 1.",, IS.",,^ I, whiit i in poi I s ,.ie gi e.-i l e. by one mill M mi a nil a (jiia11i-i I ban I hey \. ere in I C (J; dill v al-o s|iow�� .in iiicii.i-c of .iln.ol .���,'!���', Of), hut if. the V'.iik .Oliver i'cl III il- v. ci. to hand I In- iiici-c.-ise in duty would be about $1 I2,<i00al h-.-i.-l. The ligiire-' f.-.i J. Hutchison k Co., (Opposite fiover nine nt O'l ifi1,) | Groceries, I'Aecl, l-'ruit, always ' fresh and full stock. I HEW STORE. HEW STOCK. i ! Short Accounts. I i ! Wc. IjnVc <\ Good S"IM>Iy ��^ ��� ��� ��� i BUILDING MATERIAL BER. i Cut Rales for Spot Cash. Call and sec us, Wc can fix you. UK Everything new and First=class in all Respects'. The House Is stocked with tiie Finest Wines and Cigars in the Market 'i * t * ' TBOTJTLAKE CITT" E_C. ��� Private Bill Notiofi. -VTOTK'H I.S IIKI.'ICHV lilVKX tliu! an ;i])- iS liliealnm will lie niiide tn tlio l.t-gisliilive ^\���eiiil.ly ol tlie I'l-iivui'-e of Hntisli ('uliiniliia, nl its in;\-| si'ssion, I'oi-.in net In inutii-pnt ate. a eninpany vvilli pivvvcr In t iiu-lriiut, i..|iii|J. opernle anil i.inint.iin a s(,i>,i!,p.|l up a ii.urtnv ga-iHi-niilway li-i.in s-inu pinnl al or in-iii- tin; town ill i.'eve'sloUe, West K,i,it''iia.\ il-siriol. Or Iruiii a i.ti.lit actt.-s Ihe Ciilt.lnii'.r liiver, -(iiii!i-.i'islorl.v linin !!'j\ ,-lsiuki-: tin nee l.illnvv- Certificate of Improvements. aliin^ the I- L'l atal !'ni',-..ilp i.'itt I - I��j I 'i DlS'l'lilf TOl-'U'KST KOO'I l-;\A V A ) COLT.'T of Kevi-ion nnd Appeal | ���linlei l.he "A-. ������ ���lie-ill Act, j I-Iss," ;iiid a oieiiil ni'Mil s, Mill he held al | -it I 11'- ('oil I I I loil-e, a I Itcv el-I ol-;,., (I I j Kiid.iv, the |7lb day of lie. i-mii.-i, 1M')7, ,-it Kin'. Icik in I he foi i-nooii. \v. .i.p;oi':i'i-;i��� -Judge of the (Joiirt -of .llevi-ion and A'ppcii.1.' ��� Hevelsloke .'{|-(| Oeceinber.' '.".',-tV REVELSTOKE SAWMILL, n'ovolstoko Station, B.C. NOTICE. vyoTK't; f-i IIKIIKHV l/IVKN' that third jN| iln.s li.ini (li,.,- ue Mill anply tn tin -illpi'ii.liiirj .Mi. o-i i.Hi ,',ii Ihe Ninth l.'iiinm'of VVcsi. K.tiii|oiut.v fur periuissit.ii. to Iriiii-leip ...ir liquiM' li,-.ri.-(- to Messrs. (In-. Ij-.iti.l j; I'. Ii.if.-i.ill. (Sivfiiefli 'HI-,Ui. fc Utrt'IlKK. Kevelstoke. I lecemiiei-l.-l, 1: Oi.. aJ-'i-tt l.ai-aliel: linn, e hj I lie nm-l pi.iei it rial.- anil li.isilil'' re'lle to Hi ii-,.- 7..U,-: Iln ute li} Ihe iiinsl |-r,\, tii.i! it-ill-- In Vcslm l.a!��e ("i tin- N.'i'llieiu I'onnilar) nt tiie I'i evim-". Or Irnai til" l'a.-ili|i l.'iver al the ."'i iiariilel l,j tiie ni.ist p'.ulii.i! nil.I I'oa-ihle ui-ne O. Ih" N.ii'lli.-i ii I'.iiiiuilarv nl'the I'rnv iilee ill -i pinn; on Ihe l.iaril lOvei. .Vls'.a Hi.in. li lain- from Tt !<��� J.nine t'ii"ii( lulli" !'.'i'.li-rii llnmidiiiy ol tin. lYuvpnce by vi.iv oi'the Vell.i.v II, .-id J'.e-s.. .\l-o a Hraiu-h Lino li-'iea l.'evelsioKe, or across Up- I'tiliiiiihia Itiu-r soiilhv,.e~|,jri.v iioim Ih vel-lolte. to Arnov l.nlce: Iheuee lo Tiont bake: then,'e t" Ihi! lit.nl watui-s of lCooleiiaj l.iike, anil to hnil iiu.l operate tiainiMi.Vs in cell neel mil I lit-i i-vv illi. will) p.ivv ur lo ctilisl i net. u|ii.j,ite no.I iiiii'iitaiii hi.iiieh Ima- anil all nect s-in-j In-iilm-s, load .. vvn} s ninl li i ries, iiml lo Iniihl, ov. ii nii'l ni.uM.iiii vi lir.rve-nnd docks in (-oriiii'.-liiiu lie '-. with, and vvilli power to Inn],I. own, c.|iiip and niiiiiitaiii steam ami ollua- ve-sels nnd lmal-, nnd In oiieral.; Ihe same on an.v mi v i^alile vvaltr- vvillun the I'lt.v iit.-i-: iinil v-.illi power In l.iiild. > >|iup, op.'i-.ilc anil niiiiiilain l-.-lt Kiapli and lelt plioiie Iin. -, in t 'jiin.vl i.ai with Ihe -'-id lai'viay ninl 1,1..ii' hi -. and lo geilei-ali- e'etllieil.v lor *.!'(' siipplv of litfhl. lit al tiii-l povier. .r.ul Willi putv, r Io c\|ii-.i|.i i.-ile land-, for Iln. pill |i.)-i s ol Ih. <o,|j),ii,\, and lo ,n(|'ii're land-. 11,ui-i -"���, ]ii i\ ,1- ^'c - or olhi r aids Iroiii any i>ov - iiiiiiiinl, uiiiiiieipal eiji-poratinil, in other pi-is a.-oi Imili.-. and I". lev v and Ltilhtl loll- f nun all partM - iisinu. nii'l..m all fnitjlit |.a-s- lii!.' over a n j o| saeli mads, i.i i! vi ii.i-. li.i in ua.v s, I'i liies. w li.'u 11 - .Hid i .--..Is hnill hy Ihi; Coin- I |i,,ii}. and wuh p.ivM-i to ni.tl.e Ir.ilht: Or other I .o i.irit'i niei.ts w uh 1 !.'��� laiiu.i}. s| ennihoii' or 1 fur all ol her ill cc���al-} or OIM'HAW I'.OV MINKKAb C'l.AI.M. fiil ii.11i-.l iii lie- Iiii< Ht.ntl Siiiiiiipr Divisinn, i)i-lriel of.We-t Koolcnay; loci-led on ISarrult (;r.-.-!c. ,i trih-atary of 3Ict'iilltK-li Cri-tjl;. in the liii; I'tnd mining division of \\ e- I Km t, na}. tpAKK XO'I'ICK thai I.Ciiero X. Davidson, I iri-i iiiiiiii's ei I'tiluiile >.'n. !) ,'.i;tl, lssiad rel.i-eiirv I'.ilh. 1:1(7. at Nov, Wistmiii-lei-. ni- sl.v tin.,-- Iioin the d;ito lierunl. to iiptily in- i ,!,' i i 'raw ti tp-.iiil ol Iln-aix'ivo cliiiin. -(iii',!i-.,-tsl.ii-ly linin l.-jvelsitilo-: lot nee i.iii.vv- ; |, tl |.-,Im,v ,i;,,-, liom thu dnte liurunl. to apt in- I lie Colin, mi", arid ,1-nnoe lover-. In I ��� Ie | |��� the .Mini.ia'llii.iriler for a C\.i tilieiite of I .In,me Cache: tin by the inn.; lea -i.ile ronle , p,,,^ ..|i,i-nl-. lor .he purpose of olit.-iiiiin^' And I'iiilhci- lake n.,liic that net ion. under -. i I lull .''.,'. mil ,! he i ..linin nt ed l.i-f.ire the is- -iia.i jc ol s.ii I- ('.-. 1 ilK-ale ...' inipi ovcnlent -. 1 'a i.-.l at \'.in -.in \ ���.-.��� tins ,"'.|h dav of No vein- he r, .\.i)..,i',!i.-. :::t-.:ii Vrivate 'Eii! Notice. "vyOTICK IS IIKIIKHV f.'IVK.V that ap- i.\ pli( aliiin vv ill lie made In the begislativc As-'-ii.iil.v .if the l'lovin.-o nl liiilish Cnliunhia nt it- next .Sa-sinn for ii I'riv.ilu Hill to in- i orpnraU; a C.'oinp.uiy to liuil.l. ,',|uip, ui.iiiitain i.n.l opeiale a lini or lines' of ivnlwny from a point .il t.r near Albert Ciinvon. Iliein-e up tin: valie.v of the North l-'ork of tho Illi-cilluvv.ict Hive.- lo the heii(l()ilnrters of (In,- llownie Cret k. I lieni i- ilow n i In- Vitlley of the Downic- Creel; to Ihe inaction of that stream with the Colunihiii liiver, with the power to c.piip, construct, maintain branch lines to any mine or nunc-, rind all necessary In-iilgt-s, roads. vva.Vs and ferries, nnd lo build, own and miiinliim wharves ,iik! docks in coiinet tion therewith; .nil] vv illi power lo build, own. ,..i|iiip anil niain- (.tin -le.-uii and olhc.1- ve-si-l- .mil boats, mill operate (lit; same on any nnvigalile waters vvilhin Ihe I'rov inc!-: and with power to build, equip, tjp.'i-al.e nutl uiaintaii) tclt'tcraph nntl li I. plioiii! line- in connection with (he s.iitl rail wa} uml hraiii'h(",.anil l.igr neraleeleeti ii rly for-the snpplv tjf liuhi, heal, and power; nnd vv nil [lower in oNproprinli; lmal- for.the pnr- liii-usfil the Conjpany. and lo iie(|iiii'e lands, honiiscs. i.rrv iieges oi-'oljier aids fr-oin mi} tfnv- einiii'jiit. iiimij('i|iid corporation t.r ol l��-r ijth,rCoi,���,.,nies.n.i., ......it; /,.e,, . ���. ---..., .,,- - (- , ��� , _ ��� , (.(i]](.(l( (i|I^ i.iM.liiiiiilrmhl-, pov-.e,-.,)- pnv.l.M-s ui vaal I l|i|M) -u, ,,!IIt-,(., n-io-ai.ti oil nil frt iglil pies- I I'll!'.I al Vi/io,-.,,. iti.ti-l. (���oliuiihiii.ll.islttl, ii.-':.wi'i.n.v..l sncl, i.iiitl- riiilvyi.ys l.-.ui.vva} , , As i .",,- i (ernes, .v hni 11 - nut) v essels built In Ihcioin- ' ' IlKlVl'lKllV l-i A. ItOiiKi.'l-.'jN. I l��m;-an I ��i!!i paw. r|o make liallie o- ellii-r s liiisp.ou -:Mi.aii.. Vi. i.in.i. It. c. :;| til i-.i'.ifito:-I"! Un-.\ji|.l.i.aiil-. '(A-:, v.iu.ir job' printing ' doiio. ;.t. .llie Mail oflive;, wotl: and jiiices right.1 ir. iiigi un ills with railway. -I'.-.uii'.io it ernllier j . oi"!iani( s nii'l forall oilier ii'-c --sai-} or iin r- ��� It at tl rights, ;owers unil privil(i;cs in that In hall. . Dated at ,\'nm;ouVer. IJ. C this I7th diiy.nf Xoveiiih.-r. 1S1I7. ." w'lijSfiN: ?;. .--icxK'pi.;!;. , ��� .-JI-IJI . Solicitors for tin: Applicant, !v_-3��Mri#^. ! 1 TIIE KOOTENAY MAIL. PAGE. 3. Ministers as Financial Decoy Ducks. Hon. J. IL Turner and the equally I Ion. (A K. Pooley continue to be l.ii- get- for the leading join n.ili-lic sharpshooters 'of Engl,mil. The London Fitiaiicier (onje���������es lo a feeling of asf oiii-slimc nt "Ml Hiidiug these oHicial n.-irnes assot i.itetl vvil h a ���������(lading" un- dcit.ihiug ol the kind-'-ince il think- that, "ih-- prat lice i- obviously open to iibuse and mi-con-I l-uctioii." 'J'he London Money Mai kef, Review -ays that --"iIit-Vtriverli-emont,,or lather, pi.tend, u-ht'i ing this (Oinp.tny into exi-l ance is .1 veiy e.\tiailoi din.n y piodui lion, t he names-oi two (Canadian Minis!,'i s being repeated in il .tdo/.en or po���������ilily ;t -coin ol times. In l.ict I he atinotiuce- .nicnt tiikes just the foi in ih.it would he'given to tin-pufliiug of ���������" new -o.ip or a new pill. It .nay 1 e -aid, pel h.ip- ihat point- ol this kind lite iiuiiiiiteii.il but open lo grave censure. And if il isurgedlli.it tli'cir p.n th ip.ilmn itr the untlei laking i-all the 1 eller so fai a- t lit* sli.iii'lioldei s' interest- arc concerned, the (pieslioii un-i--: What, Will hiippen if the r.-incnsl i.uiee- made in London he eihoed, a- tbiV aie vet y likely lo lie. in I he Dun union ai'.tl ( au-i- the v\ iihdi.iw.il ol lb" ,t,i.in of .'my tomjiaii} or anv pari thi-rtof. -on or comp my. anil to remunerate any person (1.1) 'J o ad vab.ee iiiunc.v for. or otherwise a-- | or per-on-. joint -rock or orher company, by sist in making cxploiatitins,mil sin-vi vi of ca erj ��������� ii\u<l salary or ������pi.< tiled remuneration, or by <i kind, ami in pro-muting innnigi.ition into .inv I -hare of pnim=. prc-ent. ]j.i-e or future, or part country, colony or-talc: ' ��������� | one ivav .tntl part the other: (II) To guarantee the peifr-rinance of any i (22) 'J'o make anil can-} into erTccl or deter- c.mli.u Is <>i cugageni' nt-. and to be tonic liable . mine arrangement.- with Hritisli or foreign man or rcsjioiisihle mr jiioncv or lor .Jie fulriiineril of coini.it ts t ntcrcd into b} 'otlicts: (I.i; '."e -s-iie on cominissioii, or ri-ieivc brokerage, oi ol her leiiuincialion or consideration, upon the iss.io or jc-is-iic oi for guaranteeing the issue of or the pa;, mc-nt of mterc-t on ill)} sloek,sh.uis,(l(:bennue.s.ilebenliiic Mock, bond-, obligations or other -counties of any conipan} or public or local authority; (Iii) To borrow or raise money, witli or without secuiily, nnd to -eeure the pi}meiit of mono boriowed or raised, by the issue of debentures or debenture stock (pi-ipciiial or ter- iiiiii.il,) bonds niditgage-or an} other securit;., lijioii sii.-h lcinis ,ts to priority or discount ui otherwise as sli,ill bethought tit, and io -ecu re the same il thought Jit by iiiint���������age or charge upon the uniiei taking ot Ihe Compaii} and ail or any of its leal and personal piopert}, piosjiit and tut tire, and all or.ui} oi rU un. alletl capital or in any other manner, and lo purchase or retleim (al a pteiniuin li deemed t M'i'diciU) ,ui.v tleht nlui. s, debeiil uie -toek, or sei u.,ties or the Compaii}: (17; 'l'o sell, let-..., i hiirler. or otherwise tKs- po-e ot, .ih-olutcly or t ontlitionally. or lor any Jimiltil mleii-si. the vv hole oi an} pan of Uiu miderlaking. piopi-il}, rights, concessions, or prrv iltge- ol the Corii|.an} lor such eon-iiler.i- I ion in t ash. shares, or otheiwis(. ,i, t. Iiu Compaii} m.i} think* 111, and lo alianiltiu any par t of I Ihe liii-mcss lor th.; lime neuig ol I he Company, and loian} on auv ol Ihe -ibjcil- lii'-iition. d in ll-is claiee, to the e\iIusitui ol the ollius: (IS) To siih-t rrlie lor. iiiiicliasc or otherwise ai(|imi- the share-, of stink, vvhethtr oitlinary. jie r. i-i-i tl or ilelerred, or the tleheriluie lii-iiti-" o, otlit-' -ecu: ilies ol.aii}1 toiniiari}, n id to ,it.- t"iit'll'e same in piiviiieiit foi any properlv -old, nt- 'Ui-i'ie - iiiiderlaki n, oi s ri ��������� , ��������� leiiileiipl b.v tins Ciiiiip un . -ii.d to holtl, sell, or olhervv iso til-post- oi I he -.iiiii (IW 'i"o jiay lor imj rigl,tsoi-p!i)pcrlyaet)uir- ii) vv hieh Mill)., the Cii,'npfiiiv, o--anv serv ices rendered to , ., ,,. ��������� ,i . ! Il e Coinpan,, in lull} or-jiartl} |iti(l -ii.m;. us-, It llil-tsso nilll ll:- v\ e pit-slim.' Ill lh.lt | -lock, tloli.-iir.iie-s til otherst-eiii iliis.,1 Ihi Com- -i.-lilir- vn^i I ri I I 1 11' 11 .Mr. I,a houehei e\ < ase deposits would have to la- n turned, as an esst'uti.il eondilioti ol the jnospec His would fail. The-i- mailers .11 e. t hei'i Soi t=r=--oO any point of view.-" piiper, Tliill), .il-o condeiiilis the t-vlr.i- oidin.n y (ondiict of the .Mini-tei--, as decoy dm k-. in lending their names to the scheine.-of the -toek inliheis. . i , To tho-e of us who live in Hiili-h Columbia the Review's -u'-gi.siion'l.h.i! ' the .Minisleii.il di coy dink- may withdraw from tho .scheme' license ol tho i emonsti,inc.-s of Canadians is liitlt- ciou-in the t'.M. e.ue. They may withdraw, but theonU le.ison tin that will be thill public eolifidem e .ll.is been so -hat lei ed hy t h.-choru.- ol condemn,i- t ion t h.-it tliei i of in.ik.ing a th i- no longer anv trope l.-n .���������The Pi ov inee. LICENCE .MJTHGK.ISING AK E3-ITRA- "ilOVINCIAI. COiSPAlIY TO CAERV ON BUSINESS. "l'0-vil'AMi ��������� '.IT. I (17 I t'.iv u> v: Pitov t.\-ri:oi Biuri-m Coi.vmhi.v, t No, U !)7 mills, IS TO C'r.llTirY'lh.it "The W.iverlj .1 Miiu. hiin.t"d." is authorise,! ami licensed to ear r} on hiisincss ������ 11:1111 tin- Pro-, trice ui ilrr- tish Co'luni'o.ii, .tiu! to carry out or eil'.el all or an} of IheoliR'ct.- Iieri'iuatlc-r ��������������� t loil'i to vvhlili the legislative aiiliio--:!} 01 the Li gislat'.UT of British Ctil.iiiibia cMeiii!... Tlie head nillc'j of the Coin pun is situate at Hi. Copthail Avenue, 111 the ,.11 j vf Loudon. The amount 01 the cip.t.il o: the Coiiipanv is .-Chi i.'Mil. tin itle into l-i-UhH) share- t.t .J.l each. Tiie head puic-e 01 tlie Conipin.v in this Pio- v inec is -it irate at .-' Ibert Canyt'-.i. am; John Clr-unl, Man.u; m; Director ol lie above Coin- p.iny, vvlusoaii.li-u-s is Albjrt Canyon, is the Attbrney fm the Ciiiiiptin}. The objtcij. tor whiehth.- Cui-ipany has been c-t-n'olislicd iind so liei-iise I are:��������� (1) To ruos|iccl ami c\plo:-e lor the purpose " of obtaining i:ifo:".ii ition. and "No to acquire ami cut ci- into treutus ami contiaets and 011- gageiucnts of .111} du-ci'iptioii. iind either absolute or (ontlilioiial, vv.rh te^peet to liuiiOo. nulling rights, iiniii-ia's. lauds., fort-is, harbour-, vvatt'r riglit-., nve.s, an 1 ,iro,ic.t> 01 every or any nature situate m any p.n tor lir uish Columbia or c'l-ew hero, .'mil lo negouue foi ami :ic- tinire coiioc-s-ions. jiri, lle-gc-s anil lights, absolute or LOiiililional. 110111 any. s0-, erigu power,, 1 uiers, gov;uinmLnts. or states, or person 01 persons, or from any corporate or other body, and to cm cr intuitu/ aringeincnr with any jrovern- nie-nl. 1 uler or authn: i,y, niuii.c-ip.i1 or ollior- ���������vvisi', for any pirr}n-cs. 01 i.V.uiy olleet, and fiom time to time 10 alter anil var.v Ihe same iiceiirdingl} (2) To can-} on mercantile, eommeri 1.1I, (lading, and liii.inoi.il bir-ino���������c- ei au.v and cveiv 1 description, either as principals or agents, and ' to li-rj. sell, and tutor into umliacls. culler absolute or etuitluio.'ia!, 111 lespc-.-t ot stocks, shares, debentures. dobeiiUue sioek. lionds, obligations, options and securities ol evety or any tlescription in any pail of the vi.nld: (,J| To p-.iich.i;.-. take 0.1 lea-e. or .wniiirc hy exc-hitngf, hierioo. hire, or otherwise, lands, foiest---. buildings, baibrnr.s. mules, mining rights. pateiiU, or other rights oi claims (whether absolute, exclusive, optional, coiiilit'tuial or limited) tin any other kind of propta ty many j 1.111 ot liritis i Columbia or elsevv here; (1) To woik. win,, tiuarrv. convert. 111.1 iiutac- Jurc. Use. clush, wash, snieli, li-tluce, lellne or , other wis j ti fat and render maiket ible, a-nl soil or othervv iso ihs[)0se ol ordeal 111 met tlliie'-ous quart,: and 01 e, and ol her umiei.il.mil metal sa b- stanc-os and iiidduets. aud preeioiis stones and pio.luceof ovi-rj desei iption: (1)' To can,v on and lians.ut the lnisiaessc-oi mt-rch.ints. toiitraetors. eii'-.-iei-s by lam! and water, r.irineis, gr.uieis, tiatlei- rn iiutl maun- factiirers ot all kinu- of inert haiitlise, guotls, prov i-ioiio and arlic'lc-s' nnd lo cai t-y mi the hu-i- nes-jsof banker.-., c.ipaallsts. -hi|i owm-is. iriaii- agei-s of e-tati's, tarnis, nunc-, r.ulvvavsor utiicr jn-o;iei lie's; ami luianuial agents and hi-okei- in all their respective branches, and the hu-inus-es of enguieeis liuililet-s, imiih-is and an} oilier liusmesst's throcil} ot liitlircill} eon net led v.', th or ea)).rblcof licnng conveniently carried on in conneriion with, all} ol the businesses tor Untune b.-ing, or objects of the Conipaii}. ((i) To ereil, eoiistrut t. establish 01 ae-iuiro by purchase-, lure, 01 otherwise, and can-, out, ui.mil.ui!, iiiipiove, develop, nian.ige.work,control and supeiuitcnd any 10vis, vva.vs, bridges, iiarhoni-, rcsci voii-s, water vvoiks, g.is work-, eleetiic-.il vvnrks, farms, canals, tramwa}- 1 u;. wavs. tiuiivs. vvharvi���������, furn.uis, mills,eruslnng ami li}dvaill'i-'���������works, f.nloiies. w.iic-hriiist -. sln))s. sleaiiii-is, tugs, barges, mat him'i v, li.eo- niolive-, wagons, appliances, appii-utu-. .ml otli.-i plant an 1 vvoiks, and lo , uilnbiite to, sulis'dise, and olhervviso ii.d and tike pari ui anv -in h ��������� oiisii iiJl-utis. work ,0, o.iei liioii-- 17) To cultivate l.ui.l-iiiul in-'ilierliepv hethei bcloiigiiig (ti thec'ompnt} or not.ami de'clop Ihert ohiics I'luii.ot b.v biuldiiu. reel ouinig. cle.iiuig, d 1.lining. 1 la nun ing. din lung, tin in, up., pi luting a,id othei wise. 1ij1.1i -ui-.^ leiltis 01 system as nriy be 1 oiisiuei-cd adv ls.iii! , and I 1 bree.l. glow aiul to deal in nil k'nds ol -Ink. cattle, sheip, hor-e-s. and prodire {,-) To impio'i-, ina-inge. i!e;velo|> or othei- ���������wise tin 11 loa ton nt, 01 tit al vvil h ail or .111} 01 tlieproup-lj .iJid-i igl^l-; a' the Conipaii}- (ll) 'lo csialilr.li aru1rt,ii|ip.iit or aid in the cstahlishnient or the -iippon ot a���������Deialuin-. iij-lrluli.ins. funds, trust- and eonveiu. nccs calc-itlalc-d Hi I.eiKiit eiii|.lt.Mcsori-\-i mplov ees of Ihe Ctiinti.u,v. or (he (It p( nd ml . 01',,1111111'.-t- ions ot -ueh pei-,ii|s an.I 10 gi.uu pensions a'ld iiilowam es, ,'uid lo make 11.1} (ni-iils low,nils 111- siii-an.'c: au.l to sii'isc-ibe o.- giiaranoe 111.111. y for eli, 11 itable 01 benev olcid object-, or lor an.1 exhibition, or 101 any p.ib'u. general or iisjlul obiet I ��������� (Id) To e-l.dilis'i, 101111 aiulsiib .'dueorolliei- vvisc a-si-t 111 Ihe cstablishim ill. pioinoiioii oi formal mil of anv oilier eomiiauies having I01 their ohjeil- 01 sol'lt ol llif.iil,.ai.. of llr-oliiet Is mculioiild i'i (hi- nieiioi.oidum. or I lie- pio ecu- lion ol anv oilier undettauiiigs or 1 nli-i pri-.e- ol anv (Us.-ripluiii. hating obit-t Is which eiav airviinte. diieilly 01 111 liu-t I l.v. theob|..(ls 01 this ( o-np.iuv.anil In set 'ire bv 1111.I -i -vnl-.n ;.u otlni wi-e. Hi' subset ipl :'in ol al!. or anv pill ol the shaie 01 loan (.ip.i..l o! any sm h /,('.,111 pan}, a-nl I" |'iv or le.iive .11,v 1 niriiii ssion biollcrage in-ot hern iui.iiei.il'oils 111 en t Lion therewith- (11) To 1.mil i< I vvrlh in a id .111} sovt reign, or othei povv 1, i,ov ( 1 nin. nl or s,,He. 01 anv miiiu- (ip.ibui nl hi'i, hod}. polil t pi p' 1 .U . o' < 11111- 11,111'v ol peisflls, to, or' in iilaluui In < auilri, cierlil, means .11 n s inn ,-.. tin III- poi ei ulinn (ifitliv winks h itakuig . pmii 1 Is 01 cut 1 f piis.-'-,; al'ii In 111 gnl 1.1 It 01 , null,11 1 I1.1 d ai I us nge, Us /1 ��������� mhi 1 .vise ,11 1.Iil-ihi I" In uis in -tt 111 it 11 - i -iit'.l or pn.p ���������- dt'li --''id bv anv gov1111111111t.il- stale, or iiiunli ipii i,- 1,Ihe; il lit Mill ll V. (II I 1,111], Oil . ''I 1 Ol pill..tloll. ol pi'l- slllls III pel III (IJ) 'I'n I. nil in nd van. 1 iii.ni'v 011 du- .[in-ilv ol anv kind nf |iio|ii'tv 1 ig'il slmk. -tin - sm iii-Iii , him I di In nl un ���������!'" ' ni'"' ' '-' ilchenl 'I, nlili riluin , lull- ii'.l- s. ni ii,'.' ijnsli-li: Is-iil si-t.-iii-l|!t-.-i, (.,' on nie uoiieri.iloiii,' |, ui}. and 10 make -nib pavimnls or gilt, h} v,,.'. o! ton 1.1 or (ithci-w i-e, and culn r 111 money 01 in an} olhei'- .line as 111.1} fiom tune to'imie he dt rami csp.'d.enl tor iiiioniiatiori or advicj givcn 01 lor ~erv ices ol anv kind ic'idcn.d to I he Cumpaii}. or 111 connection -villi "which (lie Comp tny 1111} .!-],,���������:lv nr iiidiiecUy be interest' (I, and gen ei .ill v to make 'auv p 1} tneiil - or tiRic-e lo pa} .i'i} cuimiiis ions, wit!i or vvrllicHit any toi-sidt nil 1011 1110v ing lo ihe Compaii}. it it is (on-idi-Li d hy the IJ.lectors 111 the iniorc-l-, 01 iln-ectlv or indin-cily 10 the bun-Ill 01 the Conipaii) in do so: (J(.) To piomole any company forlhe purpose ot aetiuiring ..II or an.v part ol the undertaking, pioperty ami liabilities ol the Company or for e.iii.ving on .ui} business or doing any .let or thing vv Inch in.iv he deemed conducive to ihe piospenlvol this Coinpan}. Also to acciiiiro Ihe vv ho't: or any pari In the uiWerial'Ing Tinil .issels, ami iindei l,ike the vv hole or any part of the liabilities of an} now cvasling or liiluro etiiiiiiariy/and to conduct, liquid tie or vvintl up the business of an} such eompiiu.v ;> (Jl) To eiiler into pari nei'ship or into ai-} ;ir- raiigenieiil tor sharing prolits, co-ivperaiion, re- eipioe-nl cniici-.sion, or othurvv is������. wblh any per- nfactur.Ts, railvva.v- nnd -hiiiiiing coriiiianies, Iiiopni toi-or eliarlcrcr- of -hipping, carriers, pio -ri.-tor- ������t -te.iin or other inechaniciil power ..ml oilier person- or companies: (J3) To obtain any proM-ionai order or Act of 1'arli.iineiit for enabling the Company to carry any of its object- into elfect, or for effecting any nioililication of the Company's coiistitu- tion. or for any otlier purpo-e which may see-in expedient, .intl to opjiose ,iri} proceedings or ajjljlicatioiis whit h may seem calculated directly or indirectly to prejudice ihe Company's in- teic-sis: (JJl To undertake tml cxciirtc any tru-ls the undertaking whereof may seem desirable, and either gratuitous]}- or otherw ise: CJ5) -To pay any comniis-ion or brokerage for the purpose of seeuringthe subscription of any ].art of the share 01 loan capital of this Company or of any toinpanv promoted by this Company, or in which this Company i- or intends to be interc-ted, nnd generally to remunerate any per-oris for underwriting -uch capital, or for sc-rv ices rendered in placing oros-i-ringtoplace or guaranteeing the placing of, any shares, de- hcntuie-, or otlier securities of the Company, or for promoting or guaranteeing the lai-uig of capital for any other company: CJlil To procure this Coiujiany to be legalised, domiciled, t-r ie-.tigni/.cd in any foreign country or colt.ii}, and to piocure Us 111eorpor.ition in a like character, or :is a s'oeicto Anonyriie in any forergn eiuuii-.y, and lo cirr> on the business of the Compaii}, or an} pan rheieof. in any foreign i iiuiilr.v or colony, or dependency of the United Kingdom, or in any part of the ,vvurltl, under any other-l}k' or name: (-J7) To thaw, nice-pi, make, indorse, discount, nnd negotiate bills of ovchange, promissnij notes, vvaiianls, and other negotiable instruments otht rlhun bank notes: (JM To distribute among the member-, in specie any propel ty ol the Company, or any pinu cil-of s,Oc or di-pii-al of any property of the Company, but -o that no distribution aiuoiiniing 10.-1 leduction of capital be made, except with the -.metion (if an}) for the lime being reqlined b.v law: , (J!>) 'J'o exeicisc the powers given by "The Companies' Peals Act, ISfil," mid Ihe "Companies (Colonial Kegi-iranon) Act. 1SS:>:" (ttl) To do nl! such ael sand things a- are in- eitleiitiiil or conducive to the above obieels: (.il) It 1-exilic���������ly declared that, the intention is thai the objects-el foi th in each of the foregoing parigniphs of thi-'eluse slull be con- .-,(rued in the most libeial way. and shiill he'iu no wise- limited or rc-stneted by reference to airy other p.nagiaiihs, 01 bv any infer criec drawn from t lie terms of .1 uy other paragraph: (iJJ) The word 'Company'111 tin- clause when not applied lo tin- Company shall be deemed to include any,partnership or other body of pei- sous whether nn orpoi.'ited or not incorporated, and whether domiciled in the United Kingdom or eNevv here, nnd whether now existing or- here.ilter 10 be formed. . (iivcir uiule-r my bund and seal of ollicc nt Victoria, Province of JJiiti-b Columbia, this lath day of November, one thousand eight hundred and ninety seven. ' li..s.l , ,S V. WOOTTOX, .'Jl-Jt Hegi-trar of .Joint Stock Companies. LIMITED LIABILITY. COMAPLIX, B.C. -^^^*^^- ���������>*^i���������. ALL KINDS OF __ _: ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. At the Company's Store is carried a Full Stock of General Merchandise : Miners' Supplies and Outfits at close rates. I'.O. iARROWHEAIJ. . . . TKtEGH'AI'11 TO CtOIAPtlX. The Company's S.S. " LARDEAU" connect-, with ,ill O.P.IL trains and stcuncis, and makes daily trips between Arrowhead and Comnplix and Thomson's'Landing. Communication is thus e-.t.ihli-hed,witli all points in the Lardeau, Trout Lake and Fish Creek disti ids. _ , ( The Company's tug "ARCHER" is ready to enter inHi lowing and freight ing contract's. ' The Townsite of COMAPLIX is now on the, market and lots are selling rapidly. Comaplix is the outfitting point and headquarters for the Lai dean and Fish (Jreek districts now being opened up. It occupies a splendid situation, high ami diy, on the N. 10. arm of Upper Arrow Lake, eight miles from Arrowhead, and has- deep water for vessels all the year round. It lots good Hotel acconimodal ion, telegraph nnd telephone connect ion-, and daily mails. ' , , , R. TAPPING, Agent for. RevelstoKe: ������ COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL 1 u KAMLOOPS, B.C. Y/holesale Druggists, (Established I&'jS.) ���������-s-ucezzzs?^ Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. We en ry the l.ngesl stoi k,of Chemicals, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Arliilt's, Kir., in lb iti-h Columbia. ' , ' I'm lie- in, or contemplating opening i'i business, will find it to their advantage to'place . holr 01 dcrs wit h u-. r c [IT^ ; p-'-^ rfJ" H C-- \ The present centre and future headquarters for . Best'of everything going. RUSSELL &. HEROD, Prop's. PICARD, " e . Contractor and Builder. Plan.- and Specifications prepared on short notice. ' ' revelstoke; B.C. MISSING OPERA! IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. ' It is the centre of the Lardeau mining district. It will have railways to the north and south. Its climate is superb. It has plenty of building timber and a sawmill in operation providing lumber ab reasonable A^ROUT LAKE, CITY is reached by rail from Revelstoke to Arrow- ��������� head, 28 miles ; thence by steamer, ,10 miles, to Thomson's Landino-; and a short .stage,of 12 miles; the entire journey occupying only 6 hours through magnificent mountain and lake scenerv. Well-known mining promoters and capitalists already have their representatives on the ground, and it is no boomer's dream to sav that be- fore another six months Trout Lake City will be a bustling centre of business and the principal town in this treasure-laden Lardeau,'the new centre of attraction for the best minitio- enterprise, skill and capital ���������which British Columbia has , magnetized within her borders. The'climate and soil of the , district are all that could be ! desired by theranchcr, gardencr or fruit grower for whose , products a profitable and rapidly increasing market exists ; whilst to the sportsmen the neighborhood affords game in ; plenty.' i The accommodation includes It has a crown grant, pur-J J good hotels, stores, post office, Chasers-of lots thus ob-!' recording office, butcher shop taining an absolutely1! anc,l n?;l">' l)rivale residences. ���������j , .,, ! nuiklinir operations are in clear title. I Wholesale and Retail \ a .. BUTCHER . . ,j DEALER IX Milk Cows; Saddle, Pack, J Driving and Draught Horses.^ * Revelstoke Station, B.C. Plans and specifications prepared in India Ink or Blue-print Drawing's. f 1 If you desire an artistic home with all modern conveniences call and see Maclean who can design you one in any . _.'style: Queen Anne, Colonial, Swiss, or any other style you prefer. Interiors and interior decorations are his' specialties. Store ' Decorations, Bank Fixtures, Motel Fixtures ; Hall ; shewing, pannelled dadoes, frescoes, etc.; Artistic ' - Screens, Verandahs, Stairways, etc. can be'got out, to suit the market. ���������; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ^������i������irr^*,w^'*"^CT^������^-~*^Tr,ww^ THE Drices on" the spot. BEST AND CHEAPESTROUTE FROM REVELSTOKE , To all Points East and West. Si A The Kootenay Smelting & Trading Co, Ltd 9 Un lake aftords ex cepti on ally-goocl. trout I; jisnmg. full progress, and the establishment of the sawmill will tend still more to enhance the immediate orowih of this rising; town. LOTS. in t, months, $ jjj- 33 JO'OJ PRICES OJT Inside, $100; j)ayable $3,P33 down, $ in 6 months. Corners, $150: payable $50 down. $50 in months. (These prices are for a short time only.) T. I. ll.\l(i. Ri \ ii.si.iK! . (itMieral Agent. lll'CII M������ rill'.RbOX, Ti.oLi. Lakl Cm, Resident Ai������ent months, $50 in 6 THROUGH tickets to , Vancouver, Winntpi'g, St. Paul, Chicago, Montreal, Toronto, Now York. Firsl-c/ass dining and sleeping- cars on all trains. Through Tourist c.us to'.St. l'anl daily, and to , Toronto every Monday, and Jlonlrcil and DosLon every Thursday. ^ Purcli.isci tiekcts to your destination unit have your biiKKiiKe ehecked through. c For full informal ion ns to r.iles, time, etc., apply to nearest O.P.K. Agent, lo T. W. HKA1JS1IAW. Agent, itevelsloko, Or to K. .1. COYIjK, - District Passenger Agent. Vancouver. The - Canadian - Pacilie Steamship Co.'s -STEAMERS- NAKUSP and KOOTENAY l^eave Arrtivvlic-.id daily for all points in ICoot- , eiiiiy. making connection at Kakusp for All points on N.iku-p and .Slocan It.v. and -Slocan Lake. lose connection al Uolison for Kelson, Ivaslo, Jtilfour. Pilot Hay, Ti-.iil, Uos-land, Noilli- norliuid all points south. For full iiifornialioii, tickets, maps, etc., call on or add res-: T. W. BRADSHAW, Agent, Itevel-loUe. Or to 11. MacGHTCUOK. K. .1. COYIjK,. ^ Tniv. Pass. Agent. Di.st. Pit-s. Agent, Nelson, H.C. Vancouver, H.C. Columbia & Western Ry. 'J'iine Table No. (i. To take effect .July II. lh!)7. Daily Hctvvecn Trail and Ilo������sI.md. Xo. (! p.i������st-iigei leaves Itossland - - ":'i<l a.m. C'onnecls with sti-iiini-r.it Tiail. No. 3 passenger leaves Trail - - - 8:l.i ii.in. Connects with Red Mountain for Spokane. No. 2 liassenger lc-av es tlo-sland - - 11 a.m. Connects vvilli C.l'.lt. steamers for north. No. 1 p.isscngrr lc-.iv es Trail - - - 12:������J ji.iu Connects vvilli C.P.l:. -learners fiom mirth. No. I passenger leaves I.-.isslaiitl - - Mill p.m. Connects with Ued Mountain for .Spokane. No. .1 passenger leaves Trail - - - .V4.'> p.m. Connects nilli steamer l/.vtton :il Tiail. HAVE FOR SALE A number of lots centrally located O t- 1 in their Townsite Cinei.il Olllees: Tiail. H. I", ]������������������. P. (ITIOIjUIS, LUciici.iI Sn The centra.! pointof 1 t_ . NORTH KOOTENAY. E_A_S"y TIEIRIMIS. (-r ; ���������, "! IS H FRF BY, CiyiON-'-that all parties indebted to The Ivootenav British Columbia Smelting and Trading Syndicate jn rqspecLof th'cppurchase of lands in the Town of Revelstoke are' iit;quir^d, (oi-j.hu-ith to make payment to me or to the Imperial Kan>[ at Revelstoke of all moneys due in respect of said lands when deeds will' be issued. Dated at Ainsworth this 8th dav'of lYovember, 1897. T.-jpj.FrNi^KyM*".;:'..'": ' ''"' A^ei'fr?ihd;Attorney in fact for the Koot- enav 13. C. Smeltin'^'an'd Tradin<> -Syndicate and assigns.-- T. LHAIG, .". ' Resident Agent, RFVFLSTOKF, li.C. T. J. LENDRUM, Attorney in fact, AINSWORTH, B.C. rAGiv4. TJIE ROOT Ea\ AY MAI L. ���������AM, ,. Kootenay Lodge A.M. Sr^S' ~. ' hfihX No. 15 A.F. <Ss A. ^v. Art! * * The regular meeting ;������*C f$~J77������7*r arc lieltl in the Mas- ^^AS-i-\pP Jfy> oiiit:Teiiiple.I5our!ie'-- -_>????7Srs'v3^n{&L���������- Hall, on the third *^=a^j^MBfes.M.indav in each .jg^-s^A-^SXNgtg-^ month ��������� at S p. in. ~ ���������^^gj^^^^jsS'.^ja~ Vis-iting liret hreii <1,"������v~*j=-~ coiilially welcomed. " r II. K. SMYTHK. Si:c������etaky. REVHLSTOKE LODGE, I. O. O. F.. No. 25 - \j-~ I tegular meetings are held tX-/ _\ - - o .1. A. 8'J'ONK. N.G. T. .J. GltAIIAM, Srcc. H A GOOD . . . $ . 3HAIR BRUSH 9 ? ' b ' P 'a Gets the dirt out, keeps * 6 the hair in-stimulates the a - scalp, beautifies the head * f and makes for health and r������ X happiness W - Tti f-_ 9 A The best hair brushes > w j.f-.i. ������ ������.,,_ u~~~ ���������,������~~ z d that have ever, been seen 9 .'A in Revelstoke are now on p X sale at our store. * f ��������� ' Come and see them��������� * a- and if you .want- to* be * "f ..sure to" see them come p a pretty soon. 5 ^ THE * t McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co. v ' ^ (Limited) " , ' V 'i "--Ubc Druoflists��������� ' V a) Mccarty's Block, Rovelstoko Station." y ^ Gko. T 'Mallkky. Mgr. " LOCAL AND PERSONAL.BRIEFS See Mull's ad next week-. . ' Comfortable footwear at Coursier's. Auditor Goepel was in town this $v������ek. Tlie. snow plow ,'was out Monday .making a road. ������J. IL Hull it Co. got in a carload of .cattle Wednesday.. . - A. W. Mcintosh.started.to hoard up ;liis ligsuse.this "week.. c- ' c Everything in.?,Women's ,and child- ' ren's w.ear at Coursier's, ,',_ -.','. ' ii. The [llecillewaet has quit the Ann 'run- for the winter,, .;,.;,, f f.:; ..' . , - Walter Scott, J.P>,'..iuitiihg'recorder. at ] llecillewaet, was in town this week. .Jack Patterson is thinking of male "-ing an eastern visit this.wiuter. The,, reduced excursion-, rates'.to eastern poiii.tsbegan froih Calgary oiv Tuesday. ., ,.. .., . -;: : .... (. ... ,'Archdeiic"on,Pe.ntreath has left Winnipeg for Kaniloopsi where,he 'will in fu't'uie, reside. "���������-..' ���������Hon. F. WAPeters,,,>vas, made a .forester last week at Arrowhead by' '.J. H. Falconer.' F. G. Fauquier, of Nakusp', lias" been ill but went Jamie better fiom the. Halcyon Hot'Springs. ' A,ver\ jolly party went out to Hayes ranch Tnursday night, where dancing , .was kept up to an early hour. J. A. Miigee, of Cotn-aplix, was- in -town this week. Look out to see, Com- aplix take, a boom next summer. The government agent at Donald has refused to renew the licence of-the Kootenay House at Golden. (Jet- our price on your next preserip- , . tion before, having it put up. The I ' McDowell. Atkins, Watson Co,, Ltd. ! A branch of the. Imperial Bank of j ,Cariada has been opened at South j Edmonton, N. W. T. Make youi.-isklf as comfortable as possible and enjoy life. You can do this by selecting from our lanre stock of complete --HOUSE FURNISHINGS- --r LUXURY - Handsome catalogue, containing nearly -,00 illustrations , mailed free on application. WEILER BROS. VICTORIA, B. C. (Established 1SGD.) Largest stock west of Toronto. T. L. 1IAK1, Notakv Punuc. . ' ' "'" W. F. CHAGE. - "-H-AIG; &-GMGE, ./ '~ f ' 0 REVELSTOKE, B. C. ��������� , , Mining-and Real Ipstate - Brokers and general Commission Agents. Fire, Life and, Accident Insurance. llepresi-nt.ilivo^ of the Kootenay Sim-It ing and Trading Syndicate. - Agents for lievftlslokeand Trout Lake City loivnsites. ' ' ' o * Y. Furniture Dealers & Undertakers. Upholstering and Picture'Framing a Specialty. " if f_ / f 'J T_ r Agents for Raymond Sewing Machine, Manufacturers. Life Insurance Society,- Union Fire -Insurance Co., Provincial IJuildiiigpind Loan Association, Oitr.ANS and Pianos. , HI&S-OLASS TOOIiS ���������v ; - "��������� ' p (- - .... For Miners, Contractors, Carpenters and Agri- .''���������;. T culturists. Picks, shovels, spades, forks, hoes,' ;lxes, wedges, crowbars; hammers and'..tools of every ' ' description.' - ������ ' ' A ' Drill steel; round," flat, band and Norway iron; saws, files, rasps, etc. Dynamite caps, fuse. ' ������ Doors, windows, building papei-, paints and varnishes. -' ' Double oven French .ranges.for hotels, cooking and heating stoves, granite and tinware. ' BOURNE BROS., Hardware, Merchants, Revelstoke Station, B. C. McLennan, McFeely & Co. Ltd, ��������� WHOLESALE Iron, Steel,.Miners', Mill and Blacksmith Supplies. CANADIAN miLECTRiu (LIMITED.) Capital, $1,500,000. Head Offices, Toronto/Ont. Manufacturers of Electric Mining Apparatus, , Hoists, Pumps, Blowers, Fans, Blasting Apparatus, Dynamos for Lighting and 1 Power, Motors for all Purposes. ' Electrical" transmission of power-successfully operated up to 50 ' miles by our THREE PHASE TRA?iSffllSS!fl^ SYSTEM.- ' ������������������ VANCOUVER NELSON Jii-auch Ollic-i-s in Urrlisli Coluinliiii. ... -.Wholesale Boots' and -Shoes, ��������� ���������" r - 13 & 15 Cordova St., VANCOUVER, B.C. } ' 1 Carries the-best line of irfiner's and prospector's Boots-in the Province: Write for samples. '���������' Ppospeetors and fpaveMers Gall and. See ���������������������������GEO:X.NEWiS Well assorted stock of _Miners Supplies, Provisions, ������'ur- P8: is- nisiiinscs cSse. Full Line of Boots and Shoes always on hand. ARROWHEAD, B. O! ONEER LIVERY, FEED &SALE STABLES mi Eal^W r^s, ��������� FOR LARDEAU AND. TROUT, LAKE. Revelstoke and Field a.e to he | DAILY STAGE LINE: Thomson's JLanding to Trout .made into divisional .points .-ays the! , . Lake City 'and PergUSOU. East KoUonay Miner ^ j ^^ ^-^ -j,,^^,-, (;VC., ,. ,)lf��������� ���������:���������. ,lt ; n,\,l,k. ,',��������� 'Ti-.ut 'Lik- City and Choice, imported and domestic cigars -. p lini^|M ,,.r un,inL,p],.;1v,s- ii,,,-.. pl.���������-,- .tl -J ,,.,.., at. The. .McDowell, Atkins, U at-on -. ��������� ; . .Co's store. *' ��������� ' FREIGHTING AND TEAMING. , ��������� \V. JL Vickers, mining recorder sit , (U**\ freight s^in-hAu-r-s .-it'i'l tpiick rlj-p.ii. b I-1. i .ill i.'-f' nm-ibm .1I...111 twins -Trout J.ake. came up Monthly and re- ; , portatum or h.iuiniL' in r..ii(lc.ni .ind 'Ib.u.i, l..ik'-, aii'" nuiiiied till Wednesday. | . , QEAIG &' HILLMAN, ' Scandinavians!--F. Ahlin .V: Co.. ' , . .. . . h.tv. just te.ceived a consi-ument of j , 1 honwrn - 1 ..tii'1: H^. !>.' . K.KAK. Herrings and Dried Fish. * 'J'he now tower of the. Catholic chunh i������ aliiio.st completed iind the -li.-ll will soon he here. The siound of a r.-liui-i.-li hell will call up old memories in many, ;i mind. Whittemore'h Dandy Dressing for rns-'-t and t;ii) shoos at The .McDowell, Atkins. Watson Co's store. * Application is heing made to change the firm name, of Ceperly, Loewen ek 'Ciimphell, r.td., to Ceporlev, Campliell \ A- Ih.uiisfell, Ltd. This film is ifpre-' ,-enif-d'heie in ihe insiiienci: line hy Jl.iig it Ciage. An excollei.t [iiogiiunrne has lieen ptepaicd for the school children's entertainment iil T.ipping's hull next Friday evening, the I 7th inst., at eight o'clock. ���������Then- are 'Mi nuinhers altogethftr and I jthc. little ono.s are going to make, ii lag | hid f( r public favor. Parents he sure j and come and ������eo how the. children do. f-|p AQ OPFIOE" Hardware - 122 CORDOVA STREET, Stoves A- Enamel Ware. - - VANCOUVER, B. C. y t GBlsTBEAL AMZEKO!E3:^.lsrT: RE������ELST0 '9 '9 .1. I-:. \\-. MACI-'AHIjAXK, Cioiic-rul Manager. ill)!IN 0. NOltUOM. K.M.. Huiit. MiniiiB Uulil ,1. W. CAMPION, tJcci-ctiiry-Tri-iisiu-e-r ilD'AMVLTD. rH&B.C,]ROW-WOR , BenepJil, fpiiipspEiiigineeps, Bollannakers and��������� .Manufacturers of- Manufacturers of~ ��������� Alarine,' - Sawmill,- Cannery and Hydraulic Machinery, River and Harbor Dredges, Ditching Machinery, Water Wheels. A' Keep in'stock.a full supply of. Engineers' and Mill Supplies, Pipe and Fittings, Brass Goods, Steam Fittings. Etc. , !������������������. A -���������' -j^,A*/f ' Allclassesofmachine- ^*^S^55i i'Y- '"��������� Mining,- Milling, fe>=p-7^3' Hoisting and Pumping, I r Machinery, Stamp Bat- jy-ass;,, I teries, Ore Crushers, ^jgsj^t'i Ore Concentrators, Ore W/Z^ck=^) 'Feeders, Air Compres- was&������l9 h -sors- rM^SJMl Reeves' Wood Split" &WM$M\ '--Pulleys. ��������� . Correspondence soli- cited. Estimates furnish- ^g-=^^B ... cd. p.oA,to���������,t54 -V^^^3SrOOtT"V"E]I?,,.B-0. ������^s 'Cove" l! used. P FREOUINTLY' AND GET.-YOU Full Prlcti Correct Selection. Ropes and Tags Furnished Froe. HIDES, - PELTS, - WOOL, TAILOW, CIKSEKC, SENECA. Write for Circular giving Latest'Market''Prices. JAS. MgMILLAN & CO. Ine. Minneapolis, minn IMMEDIATE REMITTANCES. NO.CCItlMJSSION CHARGrD 200-212 FIRST AVE. NORTH, TA. S. "WTLSOIN , , Merehant Tailor. Clothier arid General Ootilttar, REVELSTOKE STATION, B. C. nr\S REVELSTOKE_IRON^WORK All kinds of iron and sheet metal work. Fall and winter suitings. Ovei ro,i l.,;-.'i -,. | j.'.i n ! -si (>' and stylish make.- Order m;id'^ ;md -p-a-i;. 'r,;ir!--s. SES THE &OODS. Imperial Bankof Canada' Pipefitting* and roofing*. ROBT. GORDON, Revelstoke Station, B. 0. ACENT FOR BAIN WAGONS, BUGGIES, ETC Come out and help the kids. Grand Opening. , .\I(���������*.-������������������.���������<. Ahrahiiiiisoir Ih-.w. hcichy /���������xlc.ud to their fiiends, ouc i.nd all, a liciitv iiiv-it.ition to the grand of.ein'n.,' jif their. Now Cer.tral Hotel. .Viusio, Jict'icsliiuentSj etc.' 'rijui'SfJii'y (������������������veiling, capital (paid up)|2,ooo,ooo. ��������� ; THE COWAN~H0LTEN-D0WNS CO. - - TORONTOb Rest *"<i clpi.-k. J-l. S. HOWLAMD, Presidon't. T. R. MERRITT. Vice-President. D. R. WILKiEi, General Manager. A general banking business transacted. Letter.*, of .credit issued, "available: in all 'parts, of die world.- (Arid dust -and amalgam ; purchased.������������������- -Savings Department, I nlerest' ���������'pillowed-', at .current rate. A. R. B. 1-iEARN, Manager Revelstoke Br.anch. Wholesale Dealers in ALES, WINES, SP!R BE^TBLSTOEE, B.G .(' ~"\t _ ; if 78
Print Run: 1894-1905 Frequency: Weekly, Twice weekly from 1900-01 to 1900-10 Published by R.W. Northey from 1894-04-14 to 1895-03-02; Revelstoke Printing and Publishing Co. from 1895-03-09 to 1896-04-04 and 1901-01-17 to 1905-12-30; Atkins and Smith from 1896-04-11 to 1898-03-26; Atkins and Campbell from 1898-04-09 to 1899-05-13; and B.R. Campbell from 1899-05-20 to 1901-01-10.
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