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BC Historical Newspapers
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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POR MEN ��������� Fine-it CaslimcreSejks 0 GO Extra heavy vvool (In '* M Jle.st qimlilr ShcU.wil wool Underwear, per t,uil���������..��������� 1 25 Finest nut. wool " ��������� * "(I Braces, per pair, 30c. ancl 10c. :o:- The English Trading Co. C. E. SHAW, i , Customs Broker, REVELSTOKE. VoL 2.���������No. 42. KEVELSTOKE, WEST KOOTENAY, B.C., FEBRUABY 8, ,1896. $2.00 a Year., + HALYCON SPRINGS,HOTEL Arrow Lake. t , T.S now open ai tiiesci Ceicfcratcd Hot 1- Springs for tin; iie-e-oiiniiiMliitidii of fcui'sls^ Rates $1.50 to $2.50 a day. ' Baths 23 cents ��������� each or five for $1. Special rates to families or by the month can bo iiri-aniccd- Dawson, Craddock & Co. , ���������d.RHULL&OO. Wholesale and Retail BUTCHERS: 'Purveyors of H igh,-^'l-s-s Meats. , REVELSTOKE, B.C. All orders in our line will be proniptly attended to. Kootenay Lodge No. 15A.F. &A.M. The regular incetinf,' arc hold i" the Mas- oiiiuTciiiiile.Houriio'-- Hall, on lhc tl"1*'1 Mo ii (lay i" each inontli sit S )'��������� '"��������� Visitinii brethren cordially wclcoine-d. W. 1*. (JItAOK. Hi:cui.tai:v. REVELSTOKE LODGE, I. O. O, F., No. 25. llcKiilar mi'L'tliiKsai-o held ll. I.INmi'.WiK. N.G. K. O. I.KW1.S. Six, FURNITURE. 9- Dlinds. AT Loops,* mm R. HOWSOK!, REVELSTOi'vS, "COFFINS CAiilliED.,LN STOCK. " ' ACI.NT KOIt MSC.V.K SEW ISO MACHINES. Loyal Orango Lodge Ko. 1653. I.'e-iailar mi'i'tiiiijs aro held in the Uilil Follow-.' Hail on lhc s-emul ami fiiiirtli W'e-iiiie-.il.iy h oi I'.i-jli 'month at 7::t! ii. in. Vi-.il lay; brolhron arc . initially l"! AUAMsTfTlrw^T]��������� <>w> W.JI. lti-c. Scey. A. McNEIL, BAR3ER SilJI" AND BATH ROOM, Front tilled, Kevelstokc. , Haircut, ,25c; Bath, 50c; Six Shaving .Tickets'for $1.00. ' - ., ������ GUY' BARBER, ' WATCHMAKER AND JEWELL .'OH. Repairing Neatly Si Promptly Executed. REVELSTOKE.' B. C. ,- W. A. JO^VtiTT, . MINING AND REAL '33TAT2 BSOItST. * NELSON, 3. C. , ���������, ' THE REVELSTOKE' PHARMACY. Lardeau & Slocan Prospects Wanted. ASSAYS and' MUL* TESTS ...'-.Sample.'; ' tasted . ��������� pom .-. 1 lb. to I ion in weight W., PELMW.H/LHVSYf.'P.'C.S.. ��������� - .. Vancouver, B.C. . - All .Assays nvirk* Ci'i-tilicvti*.-; forwarded ni l,v Duplicate, return. CTGr-AdEtB m fi <l H o THE INFANT" ,'" ' 4 8 for 25c. T & -B Etc. . Q H a w 'THE COLUMBIA RIVER Above Revelstoke -An Interesting Report thereon' by Engineer Gamble., "We publish in the Mail to-day tlie repot t of Dominion Engineer Oaiiil>!������' of liis -uu-voy in April last (if the Col-r umbia river from Golden to Revelstoke. TiiiS exploration was made in n-.s-Hm.--e to tlie, petition of the pcopie of lievelstoke airl the Provincial Government, praying tlie' government, to' improve the navigation of the Columbia river bet vvecii lievelstoke and Downie creek and Canoe river. W e ure glad, to be able to'give this report ti> the readers of the .Mail in advance of its publication iii the" blue book. Aside fi-oin its particular importance to the miners, lumbermen and farmers between li.-.ulstuke aud Canoe ��������� liver, it, is ;l very graphic and interesting description of a district thafhas ,nol been heretofore/described by any one, as" competent to perforin it as Engineer Gamble. Jlis conclusion that he'vyould recommend ilie preliminary expenditure of $2000 on condition that, a steamer of suilieient power to cope with the current is put, on, gives hope- that an appropriation . will be made at the present -session of . Parliament, and that our ni"iii'-."r, Mr. Mara, will have tho amount pi tee,I in tliesupplementary estimates, for it is of course known to him that,the Str. Lytton will be fitted for the up-river' trade tis soon as ii steamer is re,|..ired for that purpose. It vvoulil.be a'mVstake to put a steamer fn readiness for this route for the ship-, nient of material, machinery "and ore, which is n iv. quite urgent, and then have t" w.iil. a year for ' an' appropri ation to improve the river aiid make navigation safe. Miv Gamble's report, which is ad- diessed't.) the' Chief Engineer of the public works department at/Ottawa, is as fo'l iws : '��������� ; Su*,-���������Adverting to your letters iv- latiiig'to the Columbia' river at and above Revelstoke, viz., (1) No. ~)A) I- date'd.yth March enclosing file 118,863 i it* i ��������� /I OIG-A-EJ KEVELSTOKE PHABKSACY. necessary articles which had been inadvertently overlooked. This delayed us until 1 p.m., but 'nevertheless; and notwithstanding head 'wind, Bush river, 2-1 miles by the river below Beaver, was reached in time the same evening to pitch camp before dark. I may here observe that '.the distances mentioiiel herein will, not agree with those taken by scale , from ihe plan between the points alluded to, for the reason - that the genen.il direction is only .given thereon, it being impossible to show the actual winding of the river ��������� on so small a scale. __s ' Thus f-ir "the river presented no obstacles to safe navigation by the ordinary stern wheel river .steamboat. The. timber, consisting" of fir, cedar and spruce, is not l.n ge, but i.s said to be, plentiful in the vicinity of Rush river. If the demand becomes great enough the,,timber, either in the rough or manufactured, can be transpo.ited by ihe river to Heaver without tlie' expenditure of a dollar in .improving the river! ' r' i Tlie width of the river varies, ci riling, to the conformation of -bore, from 250 Io GOO feet. -It wns observed that the snow still lay very deep in the woods,and along the bants of the river. ' "* The weather was fine, with bright, vviirm days and frosty nighis. At'6 a.m.,'Sunday, the 22url, .tlie camp was struck' and in 30 niinutes after starting we approached Surprise liapids. This proved to be a greater obstacle to rapid pi-ogress than we expected, being nothing but a series <*of rifllles, rapids, and cataracts or cascades, more or less dangerous to run, for a distance of 2i' miles. However .aFt.er ��������� ten hours steady work "alternately porta-ing, lining lown, and-running the. least, dangerous :ic- the * Not Much.of a Revenue Producer. At the last session of the legislature an amendment to the Mineral Act wasv passed which permits a claim owner to hold his claim hy paving $100-to the provineial tieaMiry in lieu of perforin-, ing the annual amount of assessment work reiitiired liy the Mineral Act. At the time the government was casting .shout for mcaiistoincrea-e its revenue, and it was expected Unit this amendment would 'add a cotisiderahle stun .annually to its cotters. Those opposed to'the alteration expressed the fear 'that it would tetitrd development and deprive tlie pro-peel or of his principal means of' revenue hy .eiiahling the claim owner���������ill many cases' a nonresident���������lo pay'the amount of'$100 into'tln; provincial treasury instead of,_ expending it in act ual - work on. the claim. ^ The actual results for last y'ar show that neither these hopes or fears have heeri realized to any ex Lent. Only live, claim owneis have so far availed tlieniselves of the privilege attorded hy the iiir.e'nclm'lit and but $5'J0 has ..been added to' the. provincial revenue 'from this source. Oi',rhis total West Ivootenay contributed $300. ��������� n COMING TO THE FRONT. being a report of the tecutive Couu cii of British Columbia requesting (a) TROUT 'LAKE NOTES. The Silver Otip rawhide trail is ii'-ar completion and horses for bringing down the ore have gone forwaul with .���������ill the necessary equipment f������r commencing woi k.' , .The Great No-thei-ii is holding its own,,in fact improving tis the work advances,' with lots,of ore stacked,' which is to the point and will talk. Win. lloiii- has arrived with a party of men enroute for the Abl-ott group oT mines. ������������������ , " ' , Messrs. McGihivray and T. Downs were in town last wee'-'and dispensed The Big Bend is - Attracting the Attention of Investors. The Big Bend, as a field for investment, pi omises to attract confciderable ', interest amongst mining men this year, and much good to the district and Province genet ally is sure to accrue lrom an investigation of its merits in this particular by those having capital to invest in mining eiittfrpriges. Ves Howe, one of the best known mining men in the Northwest, returned from Seattle this week where he has Iieen for some time on business matters, "in discussing mining pros- pects Mr. Howe said that there was- every indication of a revival of interest in the BigBend. The district was wry much talked of anionKst mining men in the Sound cities, ami he looked for a large influx, from those, ceil Ires, into north ICootenay this 'simimei. Ma'nv' who had intended to go to , Alaska have altered their,plans and will put their time and money into the 'Big Bend instead. ���������Mr. Howe is interested in the Gold', Yam, a' gold proposition, on Games1 'Creek, and will,'demonstrate his' faith .in its possibilities by putting,a large ,' force of men * at work there as soon as possible. His concern will probably build a steamboat, to do their freight- ' ing, as the cost of packing over the trail, is too great, to permit of operations on a large scale. Before..interesting himself in the Big Bend Mr. "Howe visited all the nig ca nips in B. G. aiid neighboring states, but none of the distrietsvisited seemed . to otter ns good a Held for investment. WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES,' LIQUORS . AND CIGARS. that obstructions be removed from the Columbia river between Can je river and R"ve..sli>ke. -in 1 (b) that the bank of the river at f e latter phi >. be pr - tec-ted'" iron i * fu rther injury; (2) No. GOO, dated 9th March, coin eying the. Minister's consent, at the demand of Mr. Mara, M. L\, to the examination of the river above Revelstoke : and (3) No. 821 enclosing file 149,563, being a petition from the inhabitants of Revelstoke aiid district 'praving for tl.e re moval of rocks and obstructions in th Columbia river from Revelstoke (P.MI II, ituu 'luiiiiin^ w"v"v������ ���������' q��������� I ������������ * ���������i -* '" " m places, we camped at thc lower end at the needful paper which talks in limit 6 p.m.* ' ,, d' ' .Make. The/, brought some very rich ' 1 should sav that the total fill was j on., from l he Silver Cup as n specimen, not less than'l JO 'fee������t. in*'24- mile"..; The Folks, four-miles from' here,' The next dav, Monday th . '23td, we ;| will, in the spring, bloom out as a 'ran out, of the,, Canyon into11 coinpar-*! catering point for ., prospectors 'and iitively smooth though strong vv, t -r, i visitors. "Messrs. Ferguson. Walker any obstruction' to na\i- ; ;l1,d, Vickers aie putting up ,n .reallj Kimb isko't lake at ] fh^t-lclnss place there, which will prove a great boon for prospectors. , Thc weather is spring like and w-artn. . V , r, * y ' Tuo ut Lake. Trout Lake City, Feb. 8V free from gat ion, and reauhe' 11 ii.ui. Tt vv.is. found' to be sril closed .vvith ice. .Upon close, ex am in ation tlie. ice appeared toJ'e.roUeii ��������� in ! pi ices, and it was determined, after j wait ing' 21 hours in tlie hope'that the warm sun and perhaps , a snow slide would help to clear the ��������� lake. , some- what, to break through it as far iis , Pmf. Fostet say.s the third possible, landing at the most con-j ance of February wiU reach veiiient place. We ente;e*l the ice. at- ��������� t.iK,.- coast about Feb. 11, cross the west 1 p.m. on the 2 Ith, and -.ft >r const mt; ���������f Rockies country by clo.-e of Feb. 12, e i and severe woik in maged t > make '_ great cential valleys Feb. 13 to 15, and Storms-to Come. disturb- the Pa- ' Beginning to.Ship Ore. Word was received from Trout.Lake to-day'that the. ore movement from the Silver Cup has "begun. They have eight horses at work packing oveithe rawhide tiail and over 100 tons "of ore.', on the dump. Seventeen men are at work tliere. '.' ,, THE B:C HOTEL ABRAUAJISON BROS., rnoi>KiKTOHs. First-class Table' Telephone V Good Beds '+��������� Fire-proof Safe ��������� 'Bus Meets all Trains. EEYBLSTOK^KC. o" HOTEL . f " AB11A1IA.MS0N BitOS., Ti-oi'mrrmts. Everything new and First-class in all Respects. The House is staskeil with tiio Finest Wines and Cigars in the Market Stockholm House, "ioUN" STONK, I'hoi'imktoii. ThB Dining Room is famished with tho best the Market affords. Downie- creek. I beg to say that in compliance with your instructii ns 1 have made, the ' preliminary examination at the lowest stage of water possible, and transmit herewith, accompanied by ii tiaeing -of the general plan of the portion of the, Columbia river under reference, and also one of reconnaissance survey of Deatii Rapids, the greatest obstables.to navigation siutli of Canoe river, a report thereof: Tl is p ii-tion of the river lies north of the line, of the C.P.R. between Revelstoke on tlie south and what is called the l'oat Encimpineiit situated at the mouth of the Canoe river, winch, flowing from tlie north joins the Columbia at" hs apex of* tlie Bi'g'Bend. The latter' liver here- doubles round the northern 1 mit of the Selkirk Range and fo ������.-. tow.u-d the international boundary in a ditection almost true south, i *. p cvious course from its source in the-lakes, lying 1 -*0 miles south of the i ail way, having been north-west. * '*'.'. Imoih past experience of this and other rivers of like physical .characteristics confirmed by general information gathered from those who claimed to luive' .a, pi'isonal knowledge of the portion of the river under lefcroiiee, I' decided, us th ��������� most, expeditious and least expensi.e way-of making the *������ about two miles by G, p.m.," we then t-nstern btates Feb. 1(5. The warm wave Campari. On th?" following morning, ' will crosh the west of Rockies country the 25th, aiVeai-ly start,was marie at ;liiout Feb. 11, great central valleys examination to start THB BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. P rintiiig _A_ SPECIALTT. i?66tC|t^,flDaii, IReveistoIie, ���������*'.*,.��������������� <j������*������ from Heaver .Mouth, it station on the C.P.R. situated on the east side of the Selkirk's at the junction of Rcawr creek with the Columbia, and run down by boat to Kovelstnkc in preference to attempting tn ascend tlie river from the latter place to Canoe river, a journey that would be long and tedious, by reason of the strong current anil many rapids thatexi.-t, the majority of which could only b* overcome, going up stream, by tracking poling or portaging. Tn conform ty with this decision f went to Gulden and there eug.-"_'f'd ������ boat crew of three experienced men iind a cook, with Captain A ini **""- in charge, and purch.������������ed the re n't-aty outfit coiiiju-i.sing .e suitable boat, oOfl. long I iv o ft. beam, .m<l provisions. On the evening of the 1 Uth of Apiil the men were sent forvvaid from troiden to tiike the boat down by river to lieaver, whither I pioceedcd next morning, the I'Oih, by tiain. taking the grciiter p irt of the mil lit with niu. At four p.m. on the s.,me day we leit Heaver.'and rani miles down .stream,' camping atdy.'M) p.m. V The next morning, tlie 21st, ���������three.Siii.'.'n with the boat .were sent back to Reaver for some 5 a.m., to take advantage of the crust on the snow, as 'the ice had become, as ���������we advanced down the lake, too solid and thick to forei a passage through it. The,boat was hauled out of the. ice and taken across the lake, empty, to the lower end, -li miles, where open water was observed. This was accomplished without any accident, although' the men frequently dropped through the ice up to tlie'midrile. In the, meantime provisions were packed along the shore about a mile and by'the time the men had returned from- tlie lower end of the* lake, luncheon vvas ready. The rest of thc dunnage vvas then packed up to this point and camp made about 2 p.m., it being found impossible to proceed further owing to the rioop.anrl soft snow. ,'' .' ' ' ��������� The necessities of the situation compelled us lo camp close to the. edge, of the Ial*. ...ir a large snow-slide, and it was with no little anxiety that about. 1- p.m. a snow slide 'was observed coining down (he''mountain side directly above lis, but it was turned aside by an intervening ravine, unobserved at the time, and entered the lake half way between' us and our camp of the previous night. Tiie lirst rush of snow stopped at the waters edge but, that' coining behind, from a greater height with an i ever increasing velocity, cut, a channel through il. leaving the sides hard and polished, and passed out into the lake some 1400 feet., spreading out like a fan as it went ami resting on the bottom. As tlie lake is very deep at this point, probably not less tli.in 100 feet, this will give some idea of the (piantity of snow that ri'sbed down the mountain. i.������u.ring the afternoon the roaring of other slides could be heard iind in as tin; ��������� in ! se tiiii'ici Feb. 13, 'eastern states Feb. 15. The cool wave will cronsthe west of Rockies country about Feb. 1-1, great central valleys." Feb. 10, eastern states Feb. 18. Extensive oiiows will fall in northern portions of the United Slates. The storms or the middle part of February will all be unusually severe and cause very unpleasant weather,'especially in the northern states.* . ���������' Big Bend Items." ' ��������� . - Geo. taforine left Monday with over lOO-pounds of mail matter for tlie various camps in Big B"iid. - - - Gus Lund came down Tuesday from Carnes Greek and returned Thursday, accompanied' by Ves Howe, J. B. Mason and L. G. AUis, of Seattle. Mason goes up with a view of buying into the Gold Yam. A Dividend on Common Stock. A New York despatch of the5th inst. says: It is learned on the best of authority that the C.P.R. company has decided on the resumption of dividends on the common*-stoci. and will, on April 1st,'pay a' semi-annual dividend of H.per cent. The action ofthe di rent tii-s is based upon the largely increased earnings and the prospects of their continuance Jot some time to ���������Vome. ��������� ��������� Fire in a Tunnel on the N.P. Railway. One of lhe most remarkable fires ever known has been burning from one side of a mountain to the Oilier^ a di.tii'ico of a mile, in Montana for four months. The Arc is, or originally was in the IW.eman tunnel on the The sup It is a Matter of Arrangement. Editor Kootenay mail,���������Can you, Mr. Editor, or any of your numerous readers, inform me how the' Mineral Act '���������elatingto assessment work should be read. It is plain as far as the owner of ii claim is concerned, as it emphatic-1 ally state? $100 shall be spent on the' claim. If a party contracts to do assessment work for a claim owner and he has to pack his grub and get, it. on the claim which takes him, say, two days and ii also takes hiiri two dayn to return after completing contract. Now, who pays for the four days taken , in goiim to and retuining from the claim ? If $100 has to h^ spent oil the. claim and'the contractor only gets the. said $100 for the work, who is going to pay him is the question asked me by , several here, ���������' Tkout L.vkk, Northern Pacilic Railroad, tunnel was heavily timbered Un iii.ini.-. ������...-> .....i..,, ... - '..roMoie tne co p,rt, On Sept. Sti, last lire started R1|(l f()1. lltluM. at about the miriri e oi the. tunne . '.-.,,��������� Miuic eases they could be seen, mount,tins, which are scarred ,ni"d into lanes cut through the by forninr .slides, rUo deeply fi. in the lake shore. The next morning, 2Gt'i, agiin an early stall was made and by 10 a.m., ilist"as the crust on the snow refused " ' the! to bear, thc packers any long"!*, whole of the dunnage was loaded m the boat, laying in tlie, open water at the lower end of the lake. The length of the hike 1 should say was not less than Ci miles in a. straight, line from end to (iiid byVabotit 2������ to 'J miles wide. The . great (piantity of woodwork furni'ihed abundant, material for the flames to feed on, and every effort to <|uciich or cheek the lire was unavailing. In a few days smoke began pouring in great volume from each cud of the tunnel, lu a week -the tunnel was a furnace from end to end. Immense quantities of water were poured into the tunnel, but to no purpose. ' ! Then the ends of the tunnel weie sealed up and kept so. for several weeks*. VVuen .tinselled the lire was as hot ' as j ever. Tlie whole mountain scenic I I iiii re internally. .Meantime the rail- j ro id pcip'c had built a switchback I track over the mountain to accommo- I date the tral'.ic. A week or two ago the en 1( of lho tunnel were, sealed up iigiin. and lhey will lie kept so for an inricfin'lc p.'rio 1. A Silver Victory.-' The long struggle in the U.S. .Senate over the question of the free coinage of silver terminated last Saturday in a victory for the friends of silver. The great light was over the Finance CoinuiitteeV substitute , to the House Bond Bill. When the concluding votes were taken the free -ilver , substitute was adopted by a vote of 13 to.'J I, and the hill, thus amended, pass- ed by a vote of 12 to :������. Its title was changed so as to make it read. "To rcMoie the coinage of silver dollai'n purposes." All tin' sections of the House bill are struck out, and, instead of them, the hill provides that Ihe mints shall be open to the coinage of silver, and that dollars of 112} grains troy of standard silver shall be coined upf.n the same terms and subject to the same limitations as regulate the coinage and legal tendei quality of gold. It nlsn directs the coinage of that pot I ion of the silver bullion in the Treasury that rep es.'iits fie s*Mgiiio:ug.'. s.ich silver dollars to be used in the payment of the current, expenses or''the Government. It forbid* the issue of national bank notes of deni.iiiiniitions less Mian $10, and it directs the' redemption of greenbacks and <>r thc Treasury notes issued undei- lhe act fof July It. l*K). in .standard silver dollars, or iu gold coin, iit the option <>r the Treasury Depart- d tlieir ie-i*������u'' a* under the ment, and tlieir ic-ii<ue if .,���������!���������, ll.ivi- Hammond, the A.nercian ' exiting law. The WJ1 now goes to the mining engineer, e^-ged with the House f,��������� concurrence ,n thes.ibstituU'. leadership (,r the. late -tipri^ii.g 5,. and the next 'move *fter M.e Ho..^ John i-icsbm-tf has' Wi liUe.ral.eri on !.r,'fuses to concur, vv.JJ 1* the appoint., ' . ., ' ' A ( ,jj(int of a conference committee. , ....-���������' VAC- K *> J. X\\ /i tJ .... TIIE KOOTENAY .MAIL THE LUMBER COMBINE. A Gigantic Trust Representing Millions . ' r of Capital. Tiio bigiri/st trust ever formed on the I'.icHir c '.-i-t .onl represent iiii,'a i apit.il , of ovei- OT'J.OO'J.OOO went into elVect last Saturday. It is the Central Lumber Company nf Csliforiiin. Its membership hic'uii'-s i'Vi'i-v mill, all ship owner*, wholesale and relail de.-ileis of the ivciterii eo'i-1 ..f l he IJuiled Slates and Hril isb f'olnnibia. All e'l.-u t'-rs nf vessels anil sal,-.-, of , lumber must. !.e elVecle.i through the ('.'llli-.il lai'ii'-or Co.. \v iii.-h regulates freiw'ii : an-! puis lb" huyii,;.. and ���������������-17 ��������� ing price on bi'oli.-i. I e^iilal ini* iil-o 1 iii- producl' o'' imi-Ii mill iind I he pi opor- /iouiite ,-innunit of lumber each vessel shall rai-'-v. ��������� Not o'dy are the markets'* of'lhe Pacific i'on-t, tints cont lolled, bid lim:,; bei shipments to foioign countri".s are plm-oil under lbe s.iuu- resi i-icl ions. Ivvery mill on the coast, has its piodin-t regulated. The iir.sl. order issued by t.iie company was ;in advance iu the price of lumber of $2 a lhoii~.-ind. La-t year the cstiinali'd product of the coa.st - wits (5O0,0i)O,(K)O reel, and this advance will eiihiince the profits of mill owners the coming year over $1,001,000. Aboul one-half of this sum comes from foreign , lumber dealers and ( he i emaindOr from the consumers along the coast. Nol a single stick,of lumber for water'.shipment'can he purchased on the coast except through,.the Central Lumber Co. More than l.">0 ocean - sailing vessels come under its control. IN ITS INFANCY- 'till .ed dr.. "i An Iilon. Tliat IV ill Develop a������ tlie Vei������r������ Ji>iZ A1<>11|������. ' The ='-merJo'. ity of refri'-ev-tbri obtained i,.\ .. .-. ti inical proccb -.--. .. ��������� i "'a- pai e i_.'.vjL'i__Uij!L obtaine 1 bv ��������� e Mug ice. .-.po,.. .��������� in I lie facts that "���������>������- ".- ..lore ii.ie.. .; ,..���������!, tuny be secutei. t!i i my, de-iu'.i <i ."eo of cold may be '.'in-' i terfect unifo.-ini! v. ;'..it a -.nspnero ia, becu.e.l i i lhe refii .' rati i:; hex or room, '. > ! !'"���������' i.i coiivi-i'i-iii' of frequently r.-p.oni hing ice bn.i'i.'- rs and the slop a., otrr at- ten,I.mt upon this work are avoided, th'.: the 'annoying uncertainty of ice Biipj'ly .en! variability i.i iism: ic,' are avu.,li-ii. that .space in tiio i-.ai.iia or boxes !o be cooled id econoMi::. d ,iy sr.b-ii'ur'oii of a et.il.of,pipe on vv ill.- or c.'ib-ii; ii..- iiii- buT-cy'ice lueiker an I t.i.n tin- i 'iigi'iii.'ou ,can t'.'i-.iiln i 1 io: i.i.-u.v (H.t) o.si-s and plat i - \.: er.- '.ci c.llJ'iol'be l.:-e,l i.t ill1 Added In illl li.i, is tne 1'iuT. >,f paramount imp >. laiice, that where much refiigoraiio:i ia, ry ipiireil the eotd of a iiiticliuie and. ils operation is far Wf������ than the cosi of ice ntiliicicni lo do an equal amount of wuik. , , WONDEliSOrrHE'HAND. ONE OF THE MOST .PERFECT PIECES OF MECHANISM. Kellie's Wages Bill. The following . is the text of " An . > Act Respecting Wages" which J. i\i. Kellie,'M.P.P., ha������ introduced .at the ' present session of the Legislature : I. Whenever an assignment is made of any' real or personal pioperty for the general benefit, of creditors, the assignee shnll pay in priority to the claiins of the ordinary or genera! creditors of. the person making the same, the wages or salary of all persons in the employment of, such person' at, the time of making of.'.such assignment, or within one month of the making thereof, not exceeding tlnee months' wages or 'salaiy, and such persons shall be, entitled to rank as ordinary or general creditors for the ' residue, if any, of theii-'cliiims'. 2. In distributing the. assets iif-a coin- , puny under the provisions of the "Companies'Act," the liquidator shall pay in priority to the ' claims of the ordinary or general creditors of the i-niiiiiiiiiv n't, the time'of the making of the winding-up order, or within one month befoie the making thereof, not exceeding three months' wages* ' ov salary, and such persons -shall be entitled (o rank as ordinal y or gcnoial cii'ditors of th" company for' the ^residue, if any, of their cliiiins. . "1. All persons in the employment of the execution debtor at, the time of tbe seizure bv tbe Sheriff or within one i il nil-aim ,i li.in.l. Kich hand i������ >-m.-iji- Those advantages have proved so | jnn-'zi-'.l as ii is n. <-ded; when nm umli-il great in practice that every Inuvvvry. 1 h U not. I'.ws n little higher up tho be.ilo packing house, cold storage wiirehonse iimi i/iimm-vo tne si'ii-imoiiioiie. , Tin-h md' ,i , or oilier i^::i!i!islniu'iit m-mriug ���������'( ian;u ��������� it. nil lunger extemporized as ori-.imi>.t le- iniioiint of .refrigeration co:i!.,i i., 5 s quires, hut i.-n.'ii.i'iiu.l portions ���������>' iho individual refiigcraiing pl.-l:.r. Wheio biidymi-Mi ;iji.nt and kept permanently co!i.su:ii]i*.iiin amounts" to leu tons or i in diiino fur the piuposn of m-i/.ing food. more of ice daily, tho ipies:ion of ccon-I Watch, in the next pl.ic..,' the oinv vvill be almost invaiiai lv uei idi-sl J limn! nf in Aiiic.-ui inonki'v. Note the 'in favor of the machine; if lc������������ ll'.an leu [ gieat inci-eiine-i . iisi-fulness due to the inua- tons ho rei'tdrert. the cost-of a macliiuo i ciilar'urm n, nn wha-ii tiirf Imnd is now .-x and its op.;i-alioii may exceed tiie cost of ice sufficient to do a similar amount 'of work. 'In such 'tho ti-iitit'il. iimi th.- fxti-iuiiiliiini-v- eapnoiiy for viui. it nun mi iirTniilfd hy tho liir.-ofold sy^ifin of j.iiiniii^ iitishoiilili'r. clliiiiv, mid y ipe'rmr quality of the refriiri'iatiou ; wr.nt. Tin- hand iisi-lf 'n nhuoai the hu- obtaiiicd, its cleanliness, reliability and I man h.-uiu ; tie r.-iu-.- piihn nnd nail niKl'iir- couvcuit'iicc. or the requirement of more ; tii'iilntcd finu<-iK. " " ' ' ' "- intense cold than ico will produce, so- cures tlie adoption of' the inachino. Therefore, small liiachine.s arJ, fro-' (piently found on shipboard, in hotels and ap.'U'tuit'iii, houses and in many manufactories. But most of the 'ice gathered from rivers and lakes.'or made in factoiii-s. is mt consumed by the few who require' huge quantities, but by th*' many who. severally, require le^a than te.i lulls a dav'.' The effort to brinf������ this superior ro- fiiicrr.iliou within the reach "of si.iall con .niie rs ha; taken two direciion-s ��������� the juo Inctioti of small and iiit'.xpen.sive automatic iiiac'iinen, und a Mt-tein of biippiy of the relrijjeratit lio--i c.-iili-.d i (>iu!ou-m 1'he 1 st,.lio.i.s. Tiie lirst has fai! 'i hith.-no, hcciiiise th..' blil.mce of cousrautly vlry iiar pr.-s..-.i;ei-. toiiiperatiircs. .sw.-,.i,-.ii of solution, etc.. ds too compl.-x a matter for purely automatic regulation. Wi thou" constant bkiiled altentuui the n-u ' ciu ies woi I: imsiitisfactoi iiy v.-iii.o ili.������ roliilively hi^'h cost of plain 'fu, 1 and coolinc: water, in operarinjf on ii siii-.iU i Fcal -. duie.ils econo.uy.���������Cas&iur's M.'iga sine. ll.-ll..lll.-ll l'..-foi<- ! 1. 111. D"*-i:iir lhe 'Middlo 'Aj;r.s it was ctis- ; tonia.-y for lirinccs and nrincesbco to be- j coiiie lieirothovl and mnrric 1 in child- ��������� lion 1 to insure succession or political ml vantages. But it was only i.i e.\i-ep. ��������� tii'iiiil.c.isi'��������� tliiit-unborn c'niliireii were ; dispos.-d ot' i'i, the same w..y. Such a ' c.it-e. iiovvi'ver, ia on record. ' It occur- i re>*i in l^'i.s, wlien Prince fcii.miii:id. sou ' of tiie \i aperor Charles IV. w;i.s born. Wild ' ai;;-;'.' i tli.it a daughter of L'iiar.ijs- IV.. with v iiii i iio exp.-cted to I.e hl'ye.l wiiiiiti ii*.*.- years should be married to a son o. Count Frederick, uf wnom it w.i.s al>o il'ii.'1 thai he should mi bo provided. This i.s the youngest biid.-il ioi!>.d on reeor 1. Tlie iioped. i-u- .iuo-.'-ter cam''" in I-173. ;h>- i ist\v.tr ni :"ne .-dK.;r.-1 pcrio I, mid siio-in tune i.t-c'i.....* L'iio w;ie of Job i:i:i II r.. *.h' son o tiie C'.'-.ii*, who also jiiatiaea tho expc<-t..t;oiu vit ...a pare li tf. On hi-'b.i-iismal day he w.-.s betrol.ied month prior thereto, shall be entitled j to K.tth.-i. ie. daiit-liter of the l,.'i,u] tot* to share in ,the distribution of money j Nurcinti'-. ir On that occasion levied out, of the properly of a debtor . .within the meaning of the " Execution i Act," shall be entitled to be paid out. of | such money the Wages or salary.due to ; them by the execution debtor, not , exceedin.tr three months' .wages or, salary, in priority to the clain.^ of the ' other creditors, of the execution debtor. and be entitled'to share pro rata with such other creditors as lo the residue, jf any. of their claims, si. This Act shall apply io w.ig^s ur": Milan* whether 'tlie employment im ,respect, of which the same shall bepay- , able by the day, by the week, by ' the job or piece, or otherwise. 5. All pei'soii.s.in the employ of an absconding debtor at, the lini" of n -ieizun* by the Sheriff under the " Absconding Debtors. Act" or within one 1 moiil Ii prior thereto, sba'l be enlitb-d io be paid nut, of ,i|i v moin'v s re.ili/.ed nllt of the pi opei'tv of siirb d-ibtor by' i-ui-h Sheril!". the wages m- salary due lo tin-in by I he a bsi'undlll'i delitol. I!" I e\i ding t ll I-t liiulh-' vv.l.'.'s ni s.ilai-y, iii priority In I he i laiui- of ib" ol her creditors uf I he .ibseoii I. 'ig i.'i-'.t- T!ie love t- nor on for Wi)I!!'"l ' u- to1.' ��������� thin.' oi- to n or t : one ::i i' i.i.%i r- ��������� l.-.c. "'���������'. .Ill' to 11 ini^iit i i h ..,r.'..il br.-i.-r 1:. .;������.. v- .1 .4ii (Mil ( iMi.tm. ���������T*;."!*, i-itigii-a custi-'n of t;i*. ,��������� is on th"-.ilt.h uf A-ii-i*-: . - c* :i| ���������md shall In- .'in iih-d >tn s!,,n ,. pro I'.i la "V it ll stieii ul ilel- ei i-doloi < ,is to I !e- l-esiiliie, if any, of I heir i-laim'-. 611. h.-fe'.!...'! 1 i- f .!' ..- VO,",l'> l'l Ih'-y wi r. Thi's. of ������������������ y y.-irs r.'.'o i.i't.ouri'd in.iyti.-s a *ln give to tii-'ir fa , ��������� s ur iov", hi tie 1, .' i nv inches aipinr . " ���������el at each eorne,- ,: ������������������e.-itie The Ji ' .' 1'ilL'i'd witli ;i t, an I 1 li-n. in-.', :, s-i t.il...- mi tori - ��������� 'i tii.--. ��������� a ' r-.' \f ; ,, in Oi--ir ii i li, -- i.iV'.i ; ivi'r" ^' ,. ���������,; :,,.��������� f,i.,-'' ii i ���������'i ��������� iiVl ''. to Vii! I. . ��������� sue e.iu',.J ! , I ,- ,1 'tig ,i-ii , it I..1 I'.-.it observti luivv one ciiuiiiiist.-iiii-i- liiiiilniB, tliu posbt'asor from tide ng fail nhii-.l.-ini" of these Krei������' bli- pruv'.ii;i-ii,h���������ilus iian.l hilH no tlnililb, or, if it 'ins, 11.imj Imi n nidinionf.' To o-tim- nte the i uii". t i ei. ot" thin npp ui'-.itly in- Bi^iiilii'init ni-^-.i , iry for n inuiiiciit vvuli- oni u*itig tie i Ii ti in L������ to hold n l.onk or wr I.-a it-i ii-r. hi do any sb jtle pit-ccof iiiiiiiii.d vvorK. A liiiunb is nut imTely ������u a iili'iiinal : ngi-r, 1,11: a lin^i-r nu iii-i-uiged as lo be . !'!'<b .b.e to the other tinkers, mul tini' l-oss..������.-"������ a ]ir.,i-iieul , i-flieuey greater iii.in nil i In- li'ijjtrs'unt togethfi-. It id thin wlueh _i' es i'i.' oi-'.-ati of po'vver to h, ize.'to hold, to iii.-iiiipii nte, to do 'higher work'; tln^ ������inip!ti nn eliiisii -.-.1 dev.u-, in nhort, d of iiiicllignnce wi h nil ita ojqin' ;y ,vini si.ill. No.v thertni'-e iiaiinuld, bk.< lh.- eolohi, wlneli have no thumb at , i all; theie i.ri' olher-., like the linnni.'si't, wh'eii ponsMs ih--itluiuih, but in widen i������ is ii"t <'i>p sjihie; 'ind tliere ��������� r i .odiers, the cliiiri!i...iz. , for iibtii- ce, in vvi.mh tho htiiiii is in nil (-tw-i'iitiidi Id. nil. id with iiiiin's. In iii������ hii'ii-in tuna t e thumb is iv 1'nili- 1 n���������'.-r. a ul ta.-vYho'e'iii-inlii-r inoro ilthi'iitu .-nni stuip ly, Inn even .or thu . u o of lie.- I'igi'i'i- p: o im-;. Nivtnre ii.'S not l>6<-n alili- -ii in-.':- -.ii.v iVii,' much m ae perfect limn illi- !..i:i,! nf lliis a .tlimxionl'iiu)'. Is ihe'loiiid'th. n ti .ihheil? Ciin Nature take out i.'u n.-w pnt.-nl in this ilir.etiont In the fact thai no liov-idty i������ intioiiueed in the ('.is..- of ni.-in a proof tlint the iillimiito hand hiis appi'iired? Uy n������ liii'iui-1. And y.-t it is i.ioii.ihio for 'other reiiH-^ns that the iiliiiiiute Imnd has iijip'ii!r-ii; tinit t'nero wi.l n.vi'i be n imore p'tfi-etly Imnd. d niiiiniil than in in. And vvh ?��������� B eiiuae tlie eim-Os which up to th.- point have furthered the ������������������vuluiiuu of I tie ti.iinl have be^iiii io ei'iis." to net. In ib" perfecting ot the bodily org.nin. uh of nil other d������- vias, neceubity i������ lhe mother of invention. " , * As the Imnd wns tiiven more nnd more Vi d11, it beciuu ��������� moie nnd more ndiipted to itn woi It". Up to h point il responded d.ri'i-tly to each iimw dntv luid upon, it. Biit i.niy tip to h .point. There ciitno.a. time -.ilien the- nei Dssjtiea l.t-cime too utiii.-n.tir mid t-'O vuii-d fur mlupnitioii to iii-.-p ji.iee .i iiii tiie in. And the fund dny , c io..-. the f.ii.d da fin the band, when ho vv In. in-!.- ,i in id������ n new discover,) of tools. Hi-,,r--'i.i-.'i Alia: the hand ns.-d tn Jn, and w.i������ -i..'i .v "o. '-iijintii: .i lapted to do bettor, v .? ti > - d. i.e bv e.i'ti'iii ! nppii.uii ^s. So :. r.t .1 ,v.i*',i.,_- :.evi- art.be to be il,,ne, lo b- !.. !t~r ' .1 ..-, *.t v\ ii- not 'n i-W.i-r Imnd thu'. ni.s .'��������� v iii.nl'', but a lie!icr tool. . .it- . \ . rn Vi '. -nil's, L'jvi-rH n'ris tho ,i,'.s ',- '.!k������ ho:,' s of t!,e .inn. Hum- ;-��������� i !"������i .-���������.'riititiL-s :or liie fi"t. ��������� .'., t ���������' v'.;k ..: i,.iiiK Tne vice T....s "Xlell" iiii-r- ' Ki, .'��������� ii. i p ti.i.t ' ,'i'r-������. i lie day Ml illi .l. ll. :.o, '." h- till' ti--i r lev I'IMI' "i Kb/iiii-'! re.i.iy ma ', -, ili's(i-i,',-i I ',f' i , . ,j, iiri.s :ti^ a 61.' ." .' t !...,!. .v t'l tii C'. M. n. -le- i: i'i-I I.al , i. ia>l i.i i i 'o :v i, !. I u.r.i .villi ,. -, i . ii*. 'I lo i- ." \ et y n ii. i������i,s, [ , ii, is tj.nHl '"1 '-/ .ut- \,i . Fi." a tie.. .-.-! I .!... ��������� ai th- m.'irru A'-l on j stll-lt , lilt" tl /vnd .. rt .. i-<���������Unit day wi- k-a|..il. '!. ./O- ''.!��������� M-.ls, nnd ;,,- i). ".'-.'ijiiie'lit of i "tH' ami p.-i;. i-tion \ ���������i ..it ui.-vdi" *llh thu le -a- . 111 thu hrnin. :iii.ii i. el W. rn iku t!)i- s!!i,{ ��������� ��������� 1-i.Illill.i.u Cartrirlfjos Ma'Ie of Mic.i. of ttie dis o;:i and ia nei- ;t. il- atli. I!itr,, i "Whi'ev. i of till' Ilu'H' hiitiitio-i, i: .vf tl 11.MM.- .if 1 i.r.l- lliiiy he the s''!"' !('"' nf Lor !s an u p r,.: i p ivs Ui v.'.iy. In tv tin.un i.d v ear it aimed nv, fi.-'.- ou private bills aiid cei-1 ��������� 11 's 'i'.i''re is il -o nu I'i sh'iim ,;*i .t" ii n *i i. The tis.'s nf niiea are ii.aiiil'ohl. One id' it* latest 11.-vein pi ni nl" is disl iiu-ily nnvel. An iiig'-iiinii'i A list i-itlian his lu vented and iiilmilureil i mica r.irl- cidgi' for spurting and military gnus. The Idling inii.Ii* the c.'iti i-hke is visible, and a further advanlageis thai instead of tiie usual wad of fell, a mica wad is used. This siibsl,nice, being a noii-coiidiiclor, iiniitl'ei-ted by ,-n-iils or fume-, acts as a lubi-ie.inl. Wle-ie smokeless powder-, siieb as i-iudile ul- olher nilro-glyceriiie coiiipoiinds are used, mica has a dislincl ndvanlag,- ,,,,,,, i ��������� . i ��������� An!..I'.I.' t..r ������ i'lioiir. .l.-l.l l'������������l ������..n I nflr. <ivi������i' I'vei'V (itln'1" mat i'i'i.-! ii-<e( u cart- 1 . ,, , . , r. , , ovii I..IIV mull j^ Hiuiiranan clioimst. Dr. Johann ridge manufacture. Doing I i'iiiis,,,-,rei,t, AntiU ,l|r ,,., honorablv known forlu-i liny chemical change in the explosive I TwfMf in ������ in i-.iici.logy. ha., reported to j-ali be ill once detect!- d, The peculiar | the JI ii.i_.ii i ��������� a Society ol p'lvsicians jiropeiOy it loihof wlrhslatiding inlensc ) that b ��������� I, is , iscovcred a ri"A- i nemlcil ileal is heie utilized, the breech audi compo i i I, 1 ie nit" i'u of co >.ilt, which, liarrel lieing ki-pl constantly cool. The \ lw '-a." ������ is a most enii'.'ici..'i������ ���������- *i.!,.*" to fouling or Ilie rifle is ills,, avoided. Ihe ] I"su d actually cleaning th" Inn i fl. trodtii-iioii ' a ch.ir_'e of garter \A:-i., note that b iiii-n -ie I,. - pence wi. r don /j.u.v .'. ��������� lie-t ������.M III pm .' , .'ii oeing fo.'s paid on t 10 ill peel's A "^.iin t.t liis s( 'inis . i I | ) -hi:.. , 's f e- il ,|.i to i M- in, i: is ii.t.-r -ting to '..re tho siimi wa ,i i 1 over, i'll'iill.tiag tn ! * i ..i in ..M I I gorouily subiia^-u-d - l^on- ��������� w .s. ins ;.." p^ii-i>--: can... .- Htronu'. tie s- Wltll lath- tl li. ,,, >),.,! .'or a tiii' tills -work r"i-oio- liie. phv y|".i'iy, ai 'I ll..-. una l������������- ,.i t.t- nn ! tl.e t,;,j.'r( d xt-min? nr.d J,ill sun,', i." I/i-I'Ih Xfiii'l* tu uli.k" twills 1,1 p'i J<-H of Hlllipllll' tl.ll.gH thi- .'.ml A '"��������� I'.vi'iued ttii- turn ii^ , ni������nv-!,.s fiiijers hc r- i|iii-il 1 "iii, wi 'I' nd ii '���������*���������' ^,i������-e "Li iii- ' "I,triii;' ^i> am M.-.i , ���������.i..-1'..'o'." f<ii* < ir.i ,i i.i i-> a-' thi-s.' ,r.',-.i,i .��������������� inn tin-in i.'l'.siii i.i- I 1 I I. wad H. I/auranee's speehieh-s it lid eve ghisses ate always in -lock, every sichl, f..l- lar .mil near, nl lhe Hcv-lsl oke 1' -u-'iiiicy. Kyc.s examined free hy Dr. cyaiude fif '"i i-i"i of j priln-l' - i i H" trie I the.mi uie first I on aid i il������, and afterward oi l -nyliv- i ini! ' ��������� ��������� wiio Im I been acci ie ilnily I". ������������������ i . . il'i iTiissif hcuI. Iii noi a I - ...' i a.������; (iii. i.iu anUUoto prove n I ail <-d kin^' ins iii isi !��������� s .... tilecsrlr-liv and ���������foi", fioll. llil. Hum t-i du'-elcp in.it-ri'illy h'.dy. If lie ii>-v..lnps >.! . til ia.; Hie world evi-ri-vhi-ris Aitli f.rti.'ei.ii iiii'idn. mipply- iug th" am'Hi ������������������ In ps -i n fu.^^iK niore intra at- ni.ii il-'l in,-:. <av iiif: '.-Ti.latmri Co'ii'l in .k- in n ii,!,,'j oiina, ft'td 1 <4������li.^ (Ti< lilt's upon ih-'in i'itnil'"iy rimrn / yjAin tic lh.in Ins iiim.-1-s c ii d i-v-r ^t-aiftralu in ii ^i.oi" no t.u.e, it i" -ii-.ugh. Kinlini. n nfi' r nil im ft silnv' prr."i.������n, ru gren1 1 ,hor is lo .vork n . I-. n ; o.ii' /rh"rn invention rI.iiII h" pi-nsihli-. nnd ,..-),i-r". by thc ])n-i"|-.i c.f lho hiiai'.ii in in-!, mi I hy thn mi'l'liiiM nil ul li'/.ation nf !ln- --lit r^i������������ f{ th" iinivHiHi", the r.-hiills of n'.y* nt d^. volopnieiit may bu anti, ip .i." I. Kiirth.-r oh.iii_-('S, tlii't. lor", within lh.- hody iiwlf Arc in .I'i imiii" (",snr/. Kvnliition Im* tnki'.i a in w ib'piti tore. For liie mi',-si i,( tlie In.nd ,i ll". the ri'ssiti n of . vi. iiii.int hill I - iiii ���������> i-M-ie ace. le ain-'i, anil tin. rn dnetliin of lis eii.-i _',i-K into lu/li.-r cluin im'Ih.- 1'iof. Ili-ni'y liruiiiinoiid, in Tho Artcem n' .Mall. Prof. Henry I>riiiiiiii������n<l Give* Hie Scientific U������o������ anil Value uf the Human llniid nnd the Various Movements MeceOMWT to Its I'urfect Action. ' ' '' M One of the tnoKt perfect pieces of mechanism in the human body is the hand. How long it hiiH taken to develop may be dimly r,een hy a glance at the long army of lens iieciiiate instruments of pre.'.ein-i'i'i which -li nle uvviiy with ever di cieiising ! deliein-y nii-1 perieelueba a.s we'd. M-end tlie , euiIo of animal life. At the bottom of I 1 lint, -L.d'.i ii- tin- .iniiutm. It is a speck of ' nii.toiil .Minlc jcllv. heudk'MB, footleBB and i - v ' i arcili-e-. |' Wi en it wishes io A-W.e liiicroM-op'.c par- ! tides of f, oil mi which 'it liv^s, a portion of its hod , i. n .,11,en . nut, and. moving 10- l winds lh.- olij.-et, tiiMi-s' over it, i-ngulfn it, I ninl iia-ils Iji.i-I; -iLiain into t ��������� <��������� I ml v. TIub I is its lniiid. Atiinv p ui-e. ,.t nnv iiioini-iit. for the benefit of the < Church of England, ' 'i n c , ��������� , i GREAT ATTRACTiONS ! ������ ,. i * Song's in Many Keys. * * , . * * . ' ' * " Music till further orders. O i * , i I ( I ' c ' ( ��������� The Wizard of the West. ' ' i '' . " ,i Fine art gallery. ;' '��������� ' ^^REVELSTOKE :, ORCHESTRA^i-k-' ��������� ��������� ; <��������� r I v , o > -* iv Prof. Pantoliiie with his phonograph. Lots of grub at the refreshment table. Splendid display of Japanese w^are. Mind you visit the little candy store. FOR SAL DERS. -^^BSQ^^mg^^s^^msmnni A_ZD:iyrissi076r 25 oeiistts. Jk. S^JSCI^_3LT~y. Ikootena? rifiatl ===== = IRevelstohe, B.C. P^ G ������ -������. rn . i -ir I?" * ' .' <-*> FJIE KOOTENAY MAIL. NOTICE. -yOTH'K'IK HV.KEHY GIVl-LX '.hat _j_N tne ! egistcred ojliee ol thelievel- .s'.oke Printing and Publishing Company. Limited, is iu (he Kootenay IUAjI. building' on tbe noitb side of From Si leet in the town of Itevel- ,si..ke, UaI. F. B. WELLS, .S'.'Cii'tiirv. Revelstoke, Feb. .*> h, 1S90. Local aid Personal Items. r Andy Ur.iig ai lived to-day> fioni Tumi Lake. The n'vi'i- rink has ;iHorded splendid j-k.-iliiig the lasi few .days. , .Judge -f'oi-nvi-all will hold Ooiii'iy Court hf'l-e next Thursday. Miss K. ijalley left (Tues,]ay to visit jrienils ;, t I-'ndei-by. Mis'i-O. St.-en, who has been visiting Jit's. T. Lewis Im- .s.une weeks, left for l.er home in Donald ou'Wednesday. K.oJ. D.'iiiie,' of the /���������'rorinrt: arrived in town to-dtiv. Me, is making a trip , 'to t he oust in (lie iiiteresl.'iif that, publication. Ves lloive, who is interested in the Pig-Mend, will move his M'amily here from Seattle, wliere lhey tire residing ;tt present. 0 ' J. NT. Triekey, C.P.R. agent nt Donald, has been appointed agent, at Kani- ��������� loops.' lie will enter upon his duties r there on Monday next. ~* CHARACTER IN FEET. , f THEY ARE CERTAIN INDICATORS OF , PERSONALTY. Amongst, the arrivals in town this, ",\������ek were. Angus Be:it������n, Frank V.-ui- i (lull iind Win. Kirkup, who have been m southern Kootenav for some time. i The Trail Creek. Xeivx has issued a special illustrated edition descriptive of Trail, .its citizens and their enterprise- It is a very credit able production. iV ' . . ' ' " A. 0. - Buchanan, who. has" been --- teaching' school at Vernon, has a- ' bandoiied the teaching profession and will engage in trade at.0Nelson. He ', went down the river Thursday. John 0. Beattie who has been C.P.Il. iigent atiKamloops for some years: has been appointed freight* agent, of the Toionto, Hamilton & Buffalo Ry., with headquarters at, Hamilton, Out. B. Liiurance's, spectacles and eye glasses are always iu stock, every sight for far and near, af, the Revelstoke Pharmacy. Eyes examined free by Dr. McLean. Tbe inenib-<''?75ef the Chinese colonv X. jr ' will begin t,heir'New=Year's celebration on Tuesday. , Don't leave your horse standing on the street, without being ��������� tied during (he continuance of the festivities. The Fort"Steele .Mining Association <if East Kootenay has passed the foi- j lowing resolution : That, the sympathy' | ^if this meeting is with .1. il. Kellie, M. \ P.P., in hN efforts to have legislation i passed this session to' put n stop to! claim jumping. , . ' At I*a������t 80 S������r Some ArtlnOi��������� How Fiuhlon' DUtorts Ntttura���������One <>r the Latest Yatlm Amoog tlie. Wealthy l'eoj.le. It is said by prominent artists end well known chiropodists that n trulv perfect foot, from au ,-iriihtic standpoint, is as rtire nowadays ns hiac-lc-bir Is su May. When we i,; iiuinber thefainoii.-, i e ".ities of oldcu'iiii.cfi, who-efeet weie tenderly cared for and eM|ui-=itely shaped, this lippeiira truly dejdor.ible. , There- was no question in those art- loving'days oj" what kind ur shoe to lmy ko I bill one's foor would-show nil to tiio ' best ml vantage. Helen of Troy, to wlio-e beiuuil'iil i.ii.l shapely'foot miun-i* in- iiitiiuiier.itde vvero written, would hiivo been hoi:iI,.-d nt the sight of thu a vL-rago' ino'deru foot, and would prul.ahly have been thrown into coiivuLiinis lo ho������r.< thc amount spent each' week at tho chiropo list's. , Tiiat our, women of the better class nre'p.iyi.ig more attention io the can.' of the foot than formerly is an i-niis- ui���������hle face. A prominent socioly wu-ii.in ou her return from Paris' h'v. r.il eoi.iths ago exhibited ton rsiom full of'. I i i friends the sweetest, dai .licit Awarded Highest Honors���������World'* Fair, I?,E]77"SLSTOS: MOST PERFECT* MADE. A pure Grape Cream'of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, ��������� 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.' ���������1 h.tlo NOTICE TO,TAX PAYERS. i:'i-:V KLSTOICE DIVISION OFAVL'S'l , K'OOTKNAY DISTRICT. The adjourned annual general .meeting of the Revelstoke Printing nnd Publishing Company, Limited, vvill be | held on .Monday next 111 the Fire Hall J plaster cast of n foot, which, siie de cl'ived. was ,-1 counterpart of bet own', niiide hy a sculptor of world, wide fame. She was at that moment having a life fiize one carved in marble to be .counted on cei-i.-o vi Iv.-t. and several small ones, one half the size, struck' oft 111 (ii'l'eroiit shades of 11.de pink, blue ai.d old 10^0. , It was ipiite a f..d ncru.i-i tne t> a. s.0 she said, to have your foot photographed as well ;.s your li did or your f.u --that is, if you weie lucky enough to p.is-tss one blubsd with artistic curves aud outline.-'. , The Hocr������t of this is'that persons are beginning to find out what sculptors have known all along, namely. 1i1.it 'a foot isiis much indicative' of personality nnd characti r :\a any other active mom- - ber of the human foi in, and ,-.f;or being j h-ui.-L made a win.- of what delightful a.-i-i characteristic charms a graceful, poetic foot Indicates, the. unijoiity of fashionable women are stiproi-ely niixiou.. to preserve the model by statuary or pictures. Some" excellent'leading poium to rO' in6inber. if a wotna-i "wishes to read tiio lines in her own pretty foot, are lh 1 a full, .well rounded heel denotes ,good breeding, and a straight oiiy of course, just the opposite. 'When the heel forms a kind of arch with :iio it step j; ih .-,i,ru sign of b.ao bloo led bloc..-. ;.u.i it it bhould extend behind to any iniiiked (leg! ou yon can' mako , sure ta.il great force, of i.i.ir.icter goes .with it. The ai-i-iied and high, instep, ns all students of art know, acts as ,-u unfailing md La Hon of a long lino 1 it '.u.i i suiisi. together with the ic'inciiium 01 ;i ..i.cr.i- tnei.t, miiiiio delicacy of feeling,1.up me gentleness of character vv ioii di:inig- uisii the bona fide lady from her cum- H1O.1 sister. Nothing in the wide world will so rapl.ih re oveali natural hues or b.-,iiiiy us mi ill tilting shoo', and as rnc-tuT1] is 1 as pressure, too l.o- .- .1 s! 'on 1 dam.1 ;��������� ��������� ii o Mtniill. "VJOT1CE is hei ebv given, iu arenid- ������S aiice vvilh the Statutes, that, Provincial Hevenue Tax and all taxes levied undei- the Assessment Act. are now due for the year LSs.'ti. All of the above.iiiimed taxes coliecLible within I lie Kevelsloke Divi-iou of Ihe District of West, Ivooti'ifny are now payable at my ollice. ��������� ' Assess."Ptaxcs are collectible at tiie following rale--, viz'.:-��������� ���������. If paid ( n iir before .JuneoOt h, 1SS0:- <��������� Provincial Revenue, ���������"���������'?'per capita. One-half of one per cent, on 10.1I propei tv. T.vo |ier cent, on wild land. Oie-lhlrd of one per cent, on personal property. One-half ol one per cent, "on income. If paid aftei-.June :-;0l,h. IStfi :-- Two-thii".i.-: of one per cent, on reii.i pi-op,������rt,y. Two and one-half pei ce.it. on wild v-riic-h.-ill of one (per cent. 011 sonal propei l'y. ^ Tiii-ee-tourths of one per cent income. ' il.ill. GiiAIIAJI, ' , .vssessor and Collector. January Iih, VA'.H,- ���������* . 3')..-;l *%^^Akd ;V^^/f J'-jVpOTICi-: FS M EH EBV GiVEN.'that, 1 DS ;i sitting ot tii.- Coiu.t.v Court, will j li" holden ill Ri'veksloke,.' B.C., nu I Wednesday, tlle.lrith d.iv of Feliiuaiv. j'A.D. bStVi. ni itl'd'chiil- in iho tui-V- 1 noon. ' i , .JOS. D. GI'AIIA.M, I Hegi.sLrar County Court). Revelstoke, Jail.,'l������th, 1S95. .'i'J-lt ppiviii- Bill Notice. 1 iis Lit il as pressure, too laiyi- I tloo^ ,ia "1111 1 llama;.- :i- if k -.< end .si,..--* ii o .small. ll.i,i- ihe ! , . , , , . ,. 1 iu building your foatirear r.-se , at ciOp.m.. at winch the election rof j modj ;u, ciosJv ,,s ^y, ,iu ��������� Directois and other business will be j \el the ���������hocmiikers peroua.le proceeded with. 1 the vamp o-:g'n: to i-o.nc- wnui-. At the regular meeting of the I. O. , G.T. lodge Tuesday cv.enipg the follow- , ing officers were instiilled for the ! 0 ensuing quarter : ("!. Wilson, C.T.tMiss , HVLee. V.T.; B. R. Campbell, Sec: ' Miss E. M. Lewis, Assl. Sec: 0. B. ' Iluiiie, Kin.' Sec: Miss A. Valentine. Treas.: A. AVilliamson, Chap.: ' R. Fleinming. Marshal: Mis* M. Behren*. Deputy Marshal; Miss L. Toombs. , ^iiard : CL F. Grandy, Sentinel; E. 0. ' Lewis, P.C.T. , .1 Mi.ye ere scv- ! st ,:s0d ,. ilile tiin* ..I doa't on t. i t It *., iii undoubtedly raise ridges nm: lui iovi.s. In curing lor the leet. par u'n..ir ,ic- teiillou uiig'il to be ].;;id '.-..��������� pain..; the nails, w. ;. >i. according to Dr. Weder volt, should b-i cut perfectly .str.u-.'ht if anv 1111.1 _: .1 littl-j shorter 1:1 tiie centre than 0.1 .ui" si,,od. The di'siru anions' our ar*.������tccr.it4 to be sL o.;!ln of-, .s the owners -,f pre;.!;;.- bliaped lift ii.u b-ji-a inci-ea.-.tng' tor Ct:e lust few v ..rs. ^Viiena w o..i:i.i r- .iiz -. \-0TICK IS 'liE5i!'"BY GIVEN thai 1> . 1 j > 111:' ( al 10:1 vvill be made to I he 1.' g|s|,ii.i\ (; .isseinl'ly ol - 1 he Pvoviiii e of-R.-itish Ciiluiu,li.i *.tr u,s ufxt .soss-iou for .111 ,-u t to iiieoi-janale a compniiv fot the pill-piisi- nf ( oilsrnief ing, opi'l''- .-���������.li'.ii' and woi king deep ttuno is. drifts. ��������� >r - hat Ls ���������'.>]��������� i !'������������������ p.,i->,o-,> ,,i"' explo; i.i'g ioi. di-!-, 0. ern.g. vvorlxing. gelling. .-it-. 1 -.iIj itiur ai.'> iiiovering minerals -���������ii ii.iL" in i-luiil \ ei;is. lciigi-s or lodes in rhie Distills ������.f i-;,,si .nni vvesL Koot- ("i.i \, Y. Ue .on! C-irilioo. in ilie Pi-ov- iii( e ot !J,t iti-ii C.ilu.iibi.i. and foi-enler- > '1���������" tipi'-l ..ill! .11 (Mill illg I-111. Is Illl- Mich pui-i .,-,-s. .,;.,; ;,,,. t .ihsfiug tolls' for ti." e.-e ot sm li 1 iiirii-ls ia- worXinirs hv ... v oth'-r ji(-rs(.-,,s oi- comp.-iiiies en- ^ r.'nl in initiii g .."1,1 forrn (Min-ingsiu-li vv..r.-r },iiv.< is ur-jiriv ilexes ."iV m.iv 1 ^ c ���������*������������������ '��������� , 'T d'Ah . *.' 'i TH K BEST AND CHEAPESTROUTE 10 ,vxi) i-*i:o.ir All Eastern F.cints. Tlirniijrli l-'iis,t (IlassSlci'jiiiigCiii'siuiil Tnurist SlccinngCai-s to Si. Paul, Moiitii-.iIan.I I'oi-onlo Without l-Il.lllgL'. REVELSTOKE,TIME TABLE." Atl.intic Kxpn-ss arrives !l:l.*idnilr. r,i.;ilii: " " l(i:-_',*i " Kin* lull information iis lo'i-iitcs, lime, etc, apply to I. T. Ilrnvstcr, Agent, Revelstoke. C'i-:o. M(.i4. iiitow'N. ������������������ Disluut I'.issoniror Agent. Vancouver. H. ('. Tiains lcuviii',' Kevelstokc on' Kundiijs. riliinii.os and Tliiii'sda.v-- make i-oiincelKins witli iho l'.d.iM.d SliMiiiers " M.iiiitiilj.i.v " Athaliastii" and " Albiria,' vvhii-li le.ive Kail William lor (liven Sound every Sunday iind Tlue-sday, .uul for Windsor and S.irnia everv Wednesday. and get the best possible value in goods you ever purchased. Remnants are g"oin^" cheap and fast, and new lines of ladies' oods, men's Turn ish ino-s<and a full line of Slater's famous foot wear will be opened ' e" ', up in a 'few days. - il i &l ursier; The Divorce Law. Acting f(,>.-the deferidiint iu the suit o( Mrs. M.-ltilda Levy against her husband, Joseph Levy, for judicial .separation, J. P. Wails made ,-ippli- s-.-ttion to Mr. Justii-e Drnk'eat Victoria to strike'oiit cei lain par.1gr.1phs in the ]ietitionf referring to events antecedent, fo the iii.'iri-iage. This was Ihe ,'ip- plication which c.-uii.- before the (,'biel Justice, but which Id's l.nidship /let-lined to hear on the ground l'i>u /loubts having ar.sen as tn th>. jurisdiction of the courts of the P.-ov nice under the Kugli-h divm-ie 1,-ivv, le- preferred lo wait till ilmt i|iiesiion wa- delermiiied liefure hearing any (ase under t In- divorce act. Theie has hei-u 11 difference of opinion among the judges upon this ipi.-si ion, som" holding I hiit the Pioviru-ial Supi cine court, bad full power to ad, while others ha vc believed tilid (-onlcndcd thai the Kngh'sb divou-e act was inapplieable lo local cii ( iitiistaiii-es. ;l|ir| | |>.-i efor,- t he courts i ould not deal vvilh quo! ions tif div orce. Afi. Jtis'tire Drake ev idcnt- Jy holds that, the coin Is nf Urui'sh Co|. iitiihia have full jiiris.licl ion, for he Ji.'.ii-d thc applicul ion and made an iii'dei' Ui .strike' out lhe pai-agi aphs .. . - ... ', * "*" * " 1 ;..>���������������' is or jiriv ii.-L.es.1^ may He ^ * , ,, , -fT . to.u siti'c... wear t.:i " A -.1 . .,.���������,..,;��������� j'.e, ,- '-,i,-y ,i ,-,,ii vVA.^u 1 he, .for, I I J ft I i]Hl kl Q fir K fini Dl\() V or.ioi.Mii, la haif :n b-!-: 1 s - ,-i-:. S .-.' -fJ.-i - **'. ���������:. :i (.ibei- powers or UlMIllUid 06 HUUtDlidj be-'.,.!* ii. i ...,.-c !!.:.,>.1. :.:.- 01,1a jf n.-r i ! > ��������� d'"-1 *- ' !~b - '; ".(idi-'i;-, ,1. m.'V 1 ^ , -j.^- , ., _, -=. fooiaii'i 1 -.oiediaiilv s-e-:^ 1,. .......o,-.- ''* >���������<���������������<.--." ���������<���������' "i" mcid.'iii.il ������'V ; Vf OOrn M 0 VXfCni }(\J\ I )(\ "i alilii..|i.Wi.sinatvdl.l.a/���������-.,r, :: ;isv ' "'��������� ' *'' " "* .' '"* *���������",'''"'��������� '���������' "'' t he ' ULl/dlH il Q. \ [V diWli UU..L w..y. ' Sue '.'.sits her p;irti'-'i ar 6di.sC .is n-h,-ioiisl\ .'.a l.^-r ���������: lliat.ici.ii,-, .md from h'm le.: ��������� proper me nod of pre������"rvmg t e ,nisd softness ot .skit; Foiio,v.���������g fool iiocicr -; or le.--. :i.in .:<-.'y .1 . panici.l.ii ahout the make.1., : silo', tnoii-< * 1.0 rt ...s .1 w, 1. ; Ity ol -auiii, 1 who liav-.. .i.i , aie, uilfiiilil llo'w ,( b!l'ssi-,l v.'.lj. ,1 ��������� pi.'d.l! eill'- ili'ii >.-��������� t!i',i<; .1. ..1; ' tary Leot.iiip whom cn-y il-. van.ib!v ,u 1 i-acti' :: ,'t^y ' ti ;rop- st "r , j ; i.e ' a my ..j ���������. in r ��������� i:ig f ,.-r 11, ljur- . -1110 li L .-)��������� '. : e ID. '1 ;o -.1 v in-, 1 .1 group of rt'lu.:, cr-i, 1 who _'ai|ie ''d lo g.i/f i't Her lov.-iy an J di.li. lily 1 l,t 1 fe t wli>-ie;ver Ml" st'-pp..! into h.-r carriiige, M-iny of ,.iir wil known N������w Vork Eo(.i--ty ������oiiicii can bonst of cxti-ciiii'Iy iiriMoi'r.itic fe-t. Mr-i K Marey li iy- iiiond. of Kifrn ,'iveiiiie, has n n. tieeaoiy pi i-t t v foot the ,'irttsti ', 0:1 Coin- of winch is eidi uu c i hy tlie delicat" solt ;'rav-! I and foi siii.({.-< hIio wears Mri i^ 'ivtri Gould's foot is thoroughly chara. ; -ii to of the chin., mg disposirioti of ,isp.1 ttr owner,, and Mm Tii-odore Suiru s foot IS alvv ;; <;���������> i-,e ,s( mate 1 . acn c ,, , tin.'! at -'V.-. ," j .a I Tie- line; 01 Mri I Sntros mi.: indicate :i p-'pi'v ar.ihIic. 1 ftii.iii'sii , 11,1! mo, with ii, ,-,'1 : it. ,.1-ct- ! ua! e ni.v ni" its 1 .M;s i'V.i ,: Leslie can be happ !th(- kiio 1- ige l.iiit she is one of i,n few "';." I ' i' a.iv "I 1 hem. A. .-.. ili'MI'iJitHy.**.. Appli. ant. AGENT WANTED. Livp, Huf.ihn^ fo'nncy-Maker ' ' ! *' F HIDDEN M1N]*S AND fnw to nm TMM " - - l������y Tho;;. \V. Ncuman - - ������ tnrau NOTARY PUBLIC J y REVELSTOKE, B.C. Mining and Real Estate Broker and General Com-, mission Asrent. PASSENGERS FOR -Ial 'orks T,-,: I I.i-.- ! -.' \f Mtti',s,'Mf-i , i . I':--/ -i.J.f,! M. ll'idK . ..' .I 0;-o:i 1.11 'l.i- 'a.i , ' III ,'l I I ' I ll' 4 1 ,, i, n .111 I '���������I ie ii ,'i .11" 1,,1 i - ir,,; ,|, f ,i, C.'o Mineral, G?:n andPr^t 1-juh oton . r in ( ��������� 11 ,.111,. IIt i, I.'i a s l.anclmo'. Hot Springs, Nakusp, Three Xcl.sfin. and Slocfin Points, Kooteiiiiy L.-'ike I'l-iiius. Trail ("reck, Rossl;ind, .\'orLh|)orL nnd Sj'iokane SI IO!-1,1) 'I'.VKI'.- TII 10 STEAMER NAKCTSP I.. i'.i - l\'..iiv,iiii fm N'aUiisp ,inil Itol.siin. Man. d.ivs .ni] I'liui-dai s al 7 |i.m l.i i'.i > llul.s.iii fm- \'.it,,is|i. W'iir'.vani .nn) ('iiii- ,'KhlOI r.Li'lfll it,111 11,1V ).l,|ll!s |i is) iiii.I iv. si 1 .in 'Cm sjj.ij s liml'l' mlit' . al t> |i 111 ' ,,ni|. ' tin'i 1- 'nail''ul It.ili.i.ii ul'1, 1'. ,V Iv. I; ' f'.i ;.i l-nii ,iii-l n illi s|..,iinci- ������������������ 1,111,in ' Im- li il ( 'i'i i-t illl'l "Mil I ] 1;rctl I FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Representative of the. Kootenay Smelting- & Trading- Syndicate. -:<i:- ACIKNT FOI? TKOCT LA K 13 CITY 'K VAN SPORT, KASLO it NAKUSP Established 1077. CAPITAL, $500,000. -SHIP US YOUR- Incorporated 1893. ���������ia. 11 i' ii^ ui ���������.i-.u.d 1 -. :i. V -i! 1, .,ior-s tii.u noi .,:dy THI: M. ROGERS PUB. CO.. .i'1 0.k lit to [> tr.'efj. 1 I ui- Nn .11 : ,1111'. 0 il <it t 'ie ' - (,,1 Ki,,iii nji_, ,', ,u .1. I hi full iiif.ii'n 1111.11 ,.- ; ,ilv lo I, Allan. ,--, (1. 1 ii.'ii'i,n,.l - ht> ilin- n))|)l.', In tlii- pin -cr on I I ���������1 In la I-. i.il> is, eli", 54 Von;re St., Toronto m un pbii ned of. Tbe Miibjoct, having 1 won e-i u lioi ��������� hoot nmiibcr onlv !,.-,i("ihen Iieen bro.u-bed in Ibe Legislature i.j , to the i,< uo of ' imp." atnl wlioie width connect ion with liie roiiMiliflatioii ( f ,' dofi eo' e o .-1 1 Unit of a child Tho the Statutes of tbe I'iovii!(-o, i|, m-i-iiis I '.inw '" ' " ���������'"t- ,w ro.-ul by ,11 expert, likely that Mimcthinp' vvill be don- lo ,settle the question, which is a highly import.) .li one. Mliell K'-'U'I'-*' I int'-i-e t is Uikeu in the ma ' I er, in.t, oj i.ii., .-, Iiecause any threat number nf people ;ire anxiotis to ioii ial e div 01 ce p, o.-ee.l- iiif^s, but because it atl'eelva luosl im- portaiit piovv-ei- ! at aai, billierlo, Ih.-ii <'Xercise(I by 1- e .Siipreuie roiot of iJrjtjbh Viq\ .on i . denoi a-i.. t, power, iielin ,te 1 hy the nolic- iiii.i- ., c of tho bit; \< c tinuiiial exec ni i- e anility. ,a kfeu intellect charm of in. 1. ... 1, veiaiitihty mul m^n breed ing. 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