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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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^Provincial ,Library J uae 99 *4 I rn-tfcm Vol. 8.-N0. 10. ���������REVELSTOKE, B. C, JUNE.li'.L90L $2.00 Per Year. Come and See Our Beautiful Display of Spring Merchandise. All-over BEAUTIFUL WHITE,GOODS. Fancy White Mucins. 'Laces, Valancincs, etc, . . SWISS & DIMITY MUSLINS. .'. '-..' A most beautiful assortment of' these, fashionable goods in various colors at. ���������, , <? 11, \7l/2, -20, 25 and 30 cents. ,- ��������� UNDER'SKIRTS, '-��������� Mercerised .Sateen Skirts "in" .endless ' Golors���������All prieesi . EASTER GLOVES. - .--:'.', Quarantine Bills. ' Accounts not Already Settled Referred to City Solicitor. . 1 11 We sell the famous' Pcrrin's Gloves'���������%* Once worn always asked for. - I BOYS' BLOUSE SUITS. ���������Mil , c, ' M> . ��������� '��������� ., Just to hand the finest shipment of W$} ^���������'l ' ������ tj���������' Blouse Suits. Thcsev are ihe, if Just to 1* 1 3 X")VS best made in Canada, and..don't rip (| an v where. 11 MEN'S CLOTHING. ��������� We have just - opened up a large |sj -range of-- .beautiful' ^SatinJihed, _A"ll-";||j wool Serge and ' Worsted "Salts, and- marked them away down. ��������� Call and' ' sec us before buying elsewhere.' ��������� McKenaie Avenue. :- :' ' '" ���������* ^v1^-**^l'i,rjfc������^t.^l7''*>M"*u-^ ���������fc.wa3 s MONTREAL ' , [iic'rirpoi'ittfil livuct of r.'iiliiiuioiil 1855, HEAD. OFFICE. ',���������������������������.. ' Ww lioi,ao.\AM.\tJPUEU3nv, Pre*. S. II. Ewixb, Vice-Proa. '"' - : J a uas Klwot, Ut'iioml AImiuihcpi ��������� ' '���������-' ��������� '- " ���������: PAID UP CAPITAL - - . ��������� $2:500,000 RESERVE-- - ��������� ��������� > "2,050,666 goncra! bunking business trnnsactcl. Interest allowed on deposits at current nites. ��������� F, MACBETH,. Manager, REVELSTOKE, B. C. Arrival of Steamship Islander at Skagwcy. Skunw.iy Ih'i.iIJhiI 1 lie O.iiniili'iii "Pacific Ntnisi'iiiiiii 1111 i\'iil uf llie Otitn port 111 ii*,l t'ii|j iiy the following ^ ll* If !������lu\V lilt till' p-ui\'ji slt',iitisl,i'|j I"-dander (ill IliT fi ing ii'imil, w li eh appeal pi fiinit pn������ci>f '.he. D,.i!y Alaskan: S.iiiil.i\ iifiiM'ii'i hi li i!f <if iliu pupil Inlimi uf Skngu'ay ne-i'i'p'V'l llie cordial imitation,uf C iptaiu Fu it in in- sped the sle unship Islander. Cipiiiin Foot whs persuiinlly in t-li.ii ;-f������ mul In: whs vi'iy sulii-tt>m-. tu scr; ili-it ciirry- l,iiilv liml iiA-liiiii'-c tn see tlie fine ship mei partake, of . I he g,mil thing*-, ILf w,is inn*t nhl.v n.s*.i>te'l l>y Agent Duimi, Mr. l|uuipliivy iiii'l eiciy ineitilii't uf 1 lie i'i('���������������. They WIMP, nil jljst US pi,lilt' illlll lllll'llliw' US llllltl^ll limit' ii'iiiuil liiiil |i,iiil llicii' It mi c,i-*h til lii- l,il;ijil cue 1 if. It would I e ihllictilt fu give an nc Clll'llle ill'*' lifilinll uf. till' ,\PsSl-l mul lief iippuinMiii'iiis without going iiiiu llie iiiintiiij,*,t details. Tin' .sliip'.i ex- ti'iiiif is well ii'iiii'iiilifi't'il I'V iiriny Skngwaynni, littt the inletiut li is Keen iv 1 completely changed tlintit whs nli- ailulely uniecogniji ilili) 'jestt'iiliiyi The. I'll titles in(3 Miu.st cl.ll>'ifiitt^ nml (lie decorations uii' nil 1 if lift is'iu mei 11 mul pii'M'iil a harmony ut ,\ic.v which is iiiflKst'riiml.ily.yiiiiiiJ. The dining miIuoii h ('Kccptiuijiilly huge for a ship of the proportions of ihe Islander. Its finish c< u!d schicpIv hu finer, it would'.seem 'J he 'fuini>h- injts uf the ladies'eahin, lie lounging iiiutii mul oilier p-nts tire of the finest. One uf the attractions whiih is nlwny.s looked for hy the sen trawller is n' ilrnice to promenade. Tho I-Jiindei's ciliin i.s so liieiilnd ihnt n splendid wnllc can lie h.id around it. ' , ,, Dut'iiisin the, .stale moms where ihe well heing of the pnsMMigpr litis heen zeiiltiimly ^u.iriled. Emmt n'r rmi^e.ineiit mid detni! wliiuh could pos- sihly I'oiiliilnite to the coihfuit lius lieuii pi'uM'ded. , From mnin liiiek to kid.MHi, fiom stent to .sicm llie .ship i-- kept Ki-iupuluusly clean. As many wctnli'd thtiir way up tuivn nfter visw- in;,' iliB \essel ond enjuun^ ihe lius pilalily of C'lplnin Fi.ut ihey weie. ctmsl 1 iiini'il 10 s.iy >li������ was ihe fines! vessel with iho most popular skipper un the run, < On the. way up there were ninny iiiiisici.'ins on Ijoittd and the hist ni^ht utti a L'uiii-ei t w;is ^'iipn, nt which 1\ [\ Piimpliiey ptesidKi'li Tlie board of health niet Monday afternoon with Mayor Brown in the chair and Aid. Abrahamson, Taylor and McLeod present.' Tlie mayor said it was expected that Dr. Fagan, prov'neial health officer, would be present but he had not arrived and a wire was received at the government office which stated "'that he was called north. A complete list of clothing supplied to the' suspect station was drawn up and' compared with the inventory taken when quarantine was lifted, the comparison showing a vast difference between the 'puchascs and goods now on hand. ������ After discussing the bills the board adjourned without passing them, the city clerk being instructed to call a meeting Vihelr he found that the full'board could be in attendance. LAST SIGHT1? MEETING. ���������-Tho board met- ifgain last .evening with all 'the members present, 'The accounts in connection with the smallpox .quarantine were at once taken up, the first being that of D. Jastlei- and R.- V. Cla'ir for cleaning tho City Hotel after the suspects were removed to their station. - -- , ;.,. 1 .<Mo.vcd,> and seconded, by Aid. McLeod and Settle that the board of health disclaim all liability under0 section- 22 of the smallpox regulations for the bill of $30 rendered." bv D. Castles and the biiiof- $30 rendered by R. V. Clair for cleaning the City Hotel, and that the men be advised to'apply to R. Caley for .payment. . Aid,'TJou'riie:advised having opinion of city solicitor to avoid having accounts ''repudiated us, was the ease \ with 'accounts previously brought up,. '.', ' ..' ��������� ' '.'Aid. Xcttlo c.o'nfeiitled that solicitor was consulted as'were also the acts before passing bills by the board".' '.,.'��������������������������������������������� 'Aid. ������������������ McLeod thought the act in reference to -the point in question was plain, - " . '-', Motion was put and carried)'Aid. ]3ournc, voting'nay. , A nicjTio from Uovernmcnt Agent jjiuq-irier .was vend expressing his willingness to, pay \ one-third of cost of maintennnco of. pest- house from time govcrnnitnt case was ad- lnitted until Marshall was discharged, and. die-half from' that time until release'of Dcvore, After considerable discussion tlie clerk was instructed to bill Provincial Government with half expcive of maintenance of pest -house since date of Curry's ' being removed there. '" " The mayor asked opinion of 'board with regard to account-:'rendered,for liquor.supplicd. ,' Motion of meeting held on June 3rd was read disclaiming right to tattle -liquor "account and asking written opinion of .solicitor on the matter, Gity solicitor1:* opinion was then ,r,cad to effect that he did not consider liquor a necessity at suspect ctunp but a? for the use of patients he wa? not in a position to answer two, milking .$30 apiece, a? he did not wish to fee cost saddled on guard?. Aid. Bourne ^uggctcd returning the account to Mi'.-Corning for revision proportionately to city and health officer. Aid. Nettle claimed that if council accepted bill in part it is responsible for the whole. ' - ��������� Aid. Bourne -niid motion was passed at previbiis'meetihg throwing bill out and therefore it could not be discussed this evening. , Accounts of \V. .Fleming and R. Samson for.conveying patients and suspects lo pe-t house and-suspect' camp respectively, were read. Dispute of liquor,.bill again reverted to, Aid. Rpurne ,protesting against action taken. -, : The mayor then' asked .Aid. Bourne why he had not-rhen lo'a point of order'. , , ��������� ��������� .'. ' Aid. Bourne considered board had ���������been out of order from commencement. , '. Moved by Aid. McLoodj seconded, by Aid. Taylor, that'motion re payment of Ed. Coming's, account, passed at meeting of June 3rd, be rescinded, Motion pntancl.Wrried,)"; Aid, 'McLeod, Bonnie -and Taylor voting yea j Aid.'Mettle, arid AbraV hamson hay ; Ald.'McCarty absent.' - Moved by "Aid.'McLeod, seconded by Aid. Taylor, that account of Ed. Corning bo returned to health bil>' cer for revision. ." ��������� - , ��������� ' A lively discussion then a rose-as.' to ihe retail price of whiskey, several'of. the aldermen and1 health officer expressing their opinions.- 1 Aid. Nettle said thtit'if this-motion meant "the passing-of bill in part or- vih'ole he wished to'-be chronicled as opposed to bill'altogether. ' : ?���������;/' - Vote .taken-resulted "in Ald-.'-Mc-v Lebd, Taylor'and Nettle voting yea; Aid. Bourne and Abrdhamson nay. ���������" Account-of City Hotel for furnishings destroyed was read.-���������---*.' ;Ald. Taylor then read extracts from the act relating to the .destruction of house furnishings'. ' , Aid, Abi'ahanihron' thought all accounts had better be paid,and stop the discussion,,. ' .'!.,,:.;,. ^ Aid. Nettle asked i|,"it'would not be wise to hand bills to the city solicitor and have him mark the ones which city is responsible for in accordance "wjth"' the. Heal tli and smallpox acts, ,' ', ' \ Mayor Brown���������."What are wc here for? " .,,.'��������� Everything in ��������� Readiness for its Construction at Nakusp.- A meeting of the directors of the Revelstoke Navigation Company was' held on Monday at which ,F. McCarty was elected prcsidcnl,' and G. S. McCarter secretary of the company. The president was ap-' pointed to visit the_coast.for,ihe purpose of procuring'.the necessary material for the hull and machinery for the steamboat. ' E., McCarty visited Nakusp "on Wednesday to fee into' arrange-' mentis for ihe building of the Revelstoke Navigation- "Company's', steamboat which it is proposed to build on-the" C P.'R;'.ways at that place. ��������� Ho reports "everything in readiness, and a .number of ship carpenters are now engaged in the building of a barge which is almost completed- after which they could proceed with work on the boat. - As to,*the buikl-ihg of :,the boat at' Revelstoke as was suggested bysev������ eral of the business men anefciti- Buyiiej river, which will be 7o fVet in height;' This .-tre-hw.-iy will he tin; l.'11'i-iAst.of its kind in M.initoh.t. A .sleeping c-.u- is iifiwheinp; inn from Viliic-diivt i- to "Ai tfwhiMil for the ;ic- e'oniniocl.-ilion of the Kimtejn,iv luiflic. li. J.'Coyle.'^i-iieiMl pes-vngef ;iper,t of the CJ. P. II., left V.mcouyei on the l*l,uulei' Tui's.d.iy fur Sk,igi\\ty. zens,' Mr. McCarty savs that this would necessitate an enormous expenditure in preparations which wheirthe-TTork) isicompleted would be useless, while at'.Nakusp the C. P, R'. has placed at their disposal a complete outfit, Brand Lodge of British Columb.'a' in Session at Nanaimo. Again the liquor hill was .produced, Dr. Cross signing an order for amount of ^2.2-5 'accepted by him, Matter 'was' laid', oyer for tovision, , ,-.v , '. ",;,,' Moved by Aid. .Taylor, seconded by Aid. Abrahamson that all. accounts for the f-niallppxopidomic not already paid be referred to tlie city solicitor' for his opinion on each as to whether tho city is liable for them or liot������ Curried 'unanimously, ��������� , The board then adjourned. . GRIP AND PASSWORD. I/O. O. l-\ I'pfL'Si'iiiing Revelstukf J. A. Hiune, r loilx*', mul .1. .M.ilhii' fi inn {Selkirk h'llfje, ti'^'Hlli'.l: Willi J. P.llini'l* lire ,ilteii(liiiK the iiK-eliny uf the ^I'niiil Inline uf Biiii.*U (Juliiml'il,! w Inch i.-. ,i*>3i'inlili-il at Niiiiiiiini) lliis-weeU. At 0 im lui'k I'lU'nil.'iy the Gi'ievmice Oi'iiiniiltee uf the Ciniuliun P.icilii- ihiilivny Tiiiekiiien preseiilcil its nili- iii.itiiin to l1ii"*iilent S!nittrhiii������-.-������y Til" (lneilllli'llt illful llieil Ihe Pi e>illent I lint the Cuiiiiiiilti'e uniihl w������it I hive hums ful ii reply hefoie liikinu'miy itiliutii Jn-l liefure Yl u'cluek Pi--i ilenl Hlimitflini'.-ey sent hi- iiii-*wei-, milking nn nppnlntineiiL Iu meet tin- Uuiiimille'i' anil (!i-icii** the qiie-liun-. tindi i' ili.-pnli il)K moining. ,it Jl tiVluck the folluu- it resting entirely with the medical profession. 'Aid, McLeod thought that since moticn was passed considerable light had been thrown on the matter pointing out that the liquor ukd at pe.*t house was drunk by {.tards as well as patients. Mayor Brown said, ho had his mind made up and he could not see why city should buy liquor foj- the guard':-. lie suggested that health officer assume cost of liquor, j.c having admitted that all were t\ov.ngat quarantine business, and the purchas-e of clothing appears to ha\e been reckless but will have to be met by council. Health officer said he would compromise but not assume bill as a whole, lie was willing to pay $1^ | a- according to the opinion of soh- ' ciior he was responsible for. Sug- uQFtttl cutting i-'aljjicc vf bill \v i. o. r. " Dm. GiiilwiniL' Skene, of Ctn I J.it. rii;-;',-������'������ wtia '" ntteiiiliiiiee nt (he I'l'^n* 1,'tr itiei'ini^on .Mniid.iv I'veniiiH; hnviiiK just leliii'iii'il from Sutilli Alricn ujiilhi'i' l.u lind gone ns it tneniliei'ul the Slriilheonn Hi r-e. Ue. uniiis-eil tin; liieinlier-, I'm- n .*hort time, wiih KininiM ene'i'i* ol the war. ��������� ��������� Next Siindny lieing llie.'neiuest to the (liitu nl MtniiVi I'Mi'iy, m" iIn.' Older, Cum I Alt. iJeyliie will ntteiiil serviee tit llie Alellienl^t clinirh-ln a hotly. AJ m������ lieiyul tin* lneiil lmlge nnd vi-itoi's'nie lvqnejitfil to n-M'inlile--nt the loil^.e runni nl 7 p. ur. foi' the t'ortiriliiii) of the put,tile, A li-ld'i' of eii:)i!iileiin������ wa^fiii'WarJt'il lo JSi.| I'.'iiie C'lnel' UmigiT 6ronyhii-, tekh'i un ihe reeent loaa ,-iisl,iiiiii-el I������.\ him Ihroiigli ihe deiitli of hi*, wile. L. O. h. A spet'l.il ni'.'i'ling uf Iteveljloki liul^e will be held in Ihe lodge 'l oon, H, mil cl. iv evening foi the. I ran*-iction uf geiiei'itl liu-.iiii'3-i. The 12ih uf Jul> eelelinilioii will then lie definitely ik'cUK'tl t!|i^!l, . The grand "encampment and grand-lodge of tho Independent Order of,Oddfellows arc in session at, Nn'naimo tliis week. , ������ ' The; encampment ^met'TuescLex evening and .elected the following ;bfficcrs'for the ensuing year :'- Grand patriarch, James-Grossan,- Nanaimo. ' drand v'liigh priest,, A Sherrit, Victoria. ��������� ��������� /Grand .scjiit^v/at'de&^N, 'Daiu?: muir,;Wellington'/ '\r -"*;:'" :'~\. , 'Grand scribe'," Ik \V>< GiknomV ' Van'c'ouvcr,. :���������^ ,' Grand .treasurer, H. B. Gilmour; ' Vancouver, ' 'Junior warden,.,'R. .May^ New. Westminster;"^ '^~7..'.." .""!!",-i~���������.- -Tho" instalment'- took' place" on .Wednesday. "cvf'-���������-'; .-"-��������� / ' The grand lodga.'crihvehed"We"d- ne.sda'y afternoon with a ftill staff of officers present as follows : Grand master, W-r K,-Johnstone.' "Deputy grand master, W. Hogg, Grand warclon, A,,(graham, . G ra nd secretary',' Fred Da vey. Grand representative, H, J.Ray- mei;. . .-.-.. Grand marshal,.li. May. ���������; Grand chaplain, E. 0. McArthur: Grand guardi,an, A. Parker. Grand herald, J. Newton. . Very little. busincsst,was done on the afternoon of the opening exccpl- to refer the reports of officers and other matters, coming*bofore the- ^rand body to the .various-commU- 'tecs'appointed. , ' > ���������': . *, ��������� ��������� <������������������ ' The reports show that thero-are liow 'in' tho jurisdiction 44-subbr- dinate lodges with a total membership of ���������J,000, and tho oflairs of the order are' in a very-satisfactory condition. Several new lodges will be added this year nnd a petition will be roceivetl for ihe resuscitation of the defunct Northfield lodge, Perseverance, No. 29, Thursday evening the 'members- of tho'grand lodge wcre'bnnciuetteii by the. Nanaimo 'Hebekahs, and after the close of 'business to-da'\ will be taken ;for u drive'through the district and will visit the mines. The: wrecking crew '\vns cilleil mil Sniulny evening to lllei illewnet wnere ,1 I'utlple uf fillS lind left llie liiiek. The C. P. 11. hns det'idi'd tu locnle nn ���������igeiil in Nel.Mi'n for the h.indling uf Ihe eninp.iny'n hinds in the Kooleiiuy.-s nnd IJtniiitl.il y. An exleli.iive piece of hridge work i* .it piesent heiiig linilt fur the C P. Jl. neni Treherne, Alnn. The pi'e.senl lret.lle lnitlge ii over 800 luet in length. Portions of this will he filled in anil u lui'fje. >tt'{lt Ul'tbWtty lllljlt OVfl' Hie Oeo. A.. Li'ightner, tho ,-ibsconding Noil hern J'.U-ific . r.iilroad ;i gent whs esco'i-ted h,ie-k tr Vic-turin, from Winnipeg, hy Detective Palmer. - W. I). 1,-iniK.in, net ing genernl fii'i^t*.iti;ent of the C. P. Jl. at Toronto, ���������' h i*. heen appuinti'TI tn succeed Mr. G. IJ.'Shaw ;is/iJts<.i.-t.inl, ki'ih-imI freight -. HRent nl'Winnippp. The woik of l,i\ ing Ihe steel nn tho [ c;ri.ul"d put I ion of the Lniile.-in hrnnch is now. pmf-eedmpr.'u'lnconiotivo ffofii^ Ni-l'inn li.iyinjj been sent furwitid foi' the work. - ��������� , .J.- HYuiicis Lee, genera ^traffic man- ngpiMif lh������ White Pass & Yukon Rail* ivav, li'ft-fni- Sk.-iyway on the 0. P. N. sletuii,pr Ij-l^ndei' Mr. .Lee wni for. merly-the RPiiVrjil ,-igpnt cif the G. P. B.i nt Chieafjo. Sir Chiti-lps-Wil-son. pi'ebii]r?nl of the G'r/uid Trunk railway company, of . Cuidd.i, is in New York, having jns-t / cinnpleled hi.-';inmial.rn>p,'cnon of the ' ��������� GVaiul Tnink���������It'riilw.Ly' s-y-tem-in 0.in������ " nila and tIi*��������� United State*. ������ Eli.is lingers, of Toronto, niaiiafjing cTiiVcteir t>f theCiow'o Nest Coal Coin- puny, us in Fetnie this uprk nnd will let' life- vontt'.-iet fin the'liim'ti'tliiife cbifstrttftioli-uf iheOow's Net-l Soiitl.. erp line to eumu'ct with the Great ;' Nv'i'rllieWi. '. ,, ' (i. P. livan-", vice p.esidenL anel Rell* ernl'innnage'i of ihe Maine Centr.-l R.iilfoacl, **l.ft'*sr- that the end of tho ' -ection-nien'c! .-tt ike is in s;f-ht nheady, k , Hnsl-thatmany uf "the old liands aie- retui'iiing nnd .-isking lo he; re'-cniployed lr.it llinf the company has decided not - to re-employ striker*. The following 0. P.B,.. appoint inputs, to take effect July 1st',' wvre iinnoitncetl Weilnesehiy: W."R. Mm-Innes, gen* ernl ft eight agent, western line*, a p.-l" pointed, assistant . traffic malinger, we.ste'rn line?, office L\'it W.innipep'. W.'C. Rnliing, g.-neral freight ngeur, rtTdtw;n line.*, api)e)int,"d il.-^istanl traf- ~- ~ fie- nmn.iget, pastertr-Jinesr offli'o>.t '. JIeilil'l^al."-y' ; -- . . .: '-���������- ' A -"- rvi-i-'.'J. T. Lord,'who- for a miuibpi' of "'��������� yeara, had occupied thu position of , .niji3l,ei' nuichitutciif^ I'he Northern Pa������ xiitid 'at 'Wi'itfilpeg, Tia- re.-igned to .accept ttyposition -'d.sewberp;"-Me will. - he succeed eil hy^Vfr. GL RnUj'furniei'lv, .-,j~^~ shop I'oieinah-foi- the N.' P." 'Mr. Kailt^ wlU'I)?." givtili tlitv'poillTii:) of 'ju'Uhj*;'. * mTi*ternie'ch<in'ic' "" ' ��������� The. D..P, .R. are uslngi41i.syp.il a machine for l!u: tlestruclioir of wpids ' -along their tracks. - TiitV'N'n. car'that '' Hins along with a supply uf hurnirg oil, which i.- Fipiirtcd fiom'pipes in the front uf the car and elT.-ctually de* str iy-< all weeds gro.wing within a foot ''" of Ihe track. It is in operation- now ill JLiniltrtia along, the Boiilhwi'slem sei'tion... ". . - ..-" ~ ' C. E. Lang, of .Winnipeg, has heen nppnintijd fo represent the Northern P.icilic Railway Coiupany, at Yictoiia, to take the place ol Geo. Leightner, ihe la I e lepi'i'setHntiw'. The new *. " agijnt has a vai ii el experience in trans* [Kitt.ition mattir.-. After filling the .position of agent at Portage la Pr.iiila' for the N. P. he was appointed tiuvel* ling |)a*-e-uger,-ige'tit and latHrcoiHrnct* ing freight ngent. for Ihe muipiiny at Wiiuiiiii'g. L",i\ ing ' the employ of ihe N. P. lie eiiti-fed the service of lh������ (Jannilinn Nuttliern at Winnipeg a -hint time ngu. In nccepling tl.u pii*.!- lion at Victoria he again enters tho em ploy ul the N..13, Among the pA--eiigeis arriving fimil the const on Situidny's li ���������tin was Mi, Win. Stilt, aa-iataiit g'uenil ptissengot' agent of the C. P. lt,,whu has heen .iheonl from ihe city for the pa-t four monilis ii. Au.itr.ilia and New Jiealnnd. The. pnptilnr r.tihoad man was givenin eoiilial welcome home hy his mat y tiiend-in llie city, lie is greatly im- pioved in health since he left hero anil stales that, iluiugli he had h.ulavety enjoyalile trip n." i-, not .*o.vy lo hu .i^nin among his, old a**oeiates on the -liill of llie | ii**e igi-i- d"pai tment, Slitt'j inis*iuii ahiu.iil was to I'slahlish closer ii-ialioiixhip le-tweeu Australia, New Zealand ami Canada in ike inlet* change i,t n.iiHc v!,i U-unida to other pails of ihe wetld and in this he haa heen wsy MiCi-'-i-ful. The (J: P. R. has put on a \ ei y u.tieh improved ser- , q \ ice and the imlic ilion< are that a '' huge ainoutit of the ttavel that has gone \ i,i llie States will he diverted lQ C',ti]utlii,-Frey 1'ri'fj, T THE KOOTENAY MAIL. ftbe'fRootenatiPatl '..' . rUBLlSHKl) KVRKY 'FKID'AY, '-,,"\:...' IlEVEiSTOKE. B.C.;,A:< ���������' ���������ubsorlpSion Prico, $2.00 Per Annum ADVERTISING, HATES quoted on ;'appli- ���������-,- , cation.' . ������������������''.; ���������������������������',;���������:��������� A, ��������� ��������� : - -. ,';>. ' J^ji.pItlN'nN'nof every kind at most reason ��������� A abliM-atos anil shortest notice... ACCOUNTS for job printing:or aelvcrtisinfi , 'jia.vnlilc on the iirstof cvory month ; 'sub- ,,,... siiripiion.ipayable strictly, in,advance.: ,.,,. COimKSI'OXbKNCJJ iiivitedonall matters / (if local oi; public interest. All coiniiinnica- ' tions to tlio JCditoi- must bo ;accompanied by the name' of the .'.vritcr, not necessarily 'for " publication, hii t������-;as-. liit. 'cvidenrio. of i poid faith., Coi-t'ospondoncc must reach'the "������������������ .-���������������������������,- nfHoo bv Tuesday evening iii order.to 11ml a .pliice. iii' the lU-otiisite of. tlio.Mail after, . ��������� ArcceiptA": ,.��������� ���������;-,.-A"::'-'-..,:'V . A-A,..;'.������ : ���������;.;,''",;;.'., "''���������;..:A->': - Address���������"../,".AA-.',;">'; ���������...:>��������� a A*A .'��������������������������� ��������� i r Tiik Kootenay Mail^ a ''���������';.;--��������� >;-���������;��������� : : iA IlevelstoUe/B.C. f P.O. Alox 70, Hevclsloke Station..- -v, '/'-���������.'Ai,. Telephone No. 30.';: /-AT���������;,,;;,,, A/-': A -.v'-rAA- ��������� .:/i:':.i.> ;:.":!���������. : CITY AUKNTS.A ,:".(}.. '':.������������������ a/a Copies of .Tii'i' AU.ui, may, bo obtained iroin 'the fol.loivii'is city a^ciUs: :..va;j;- . ;".-' AA A-',,vA :,r..A\-;.i;i:s.v.ETT.>:���������'���������'��������� :,'������������������'<. ���������.'.���������;���������'.' .'.'. ' ������������������������������������'��������� C'.lNAD.lIlltt'll ii-l'tOOK C'Oi'; ���������;A.'-; A" ���������'������������������������������������ .���������.,- ,, F. D, Whu.s. ���������:������������������ ''' ��������� "���������."-.���������"���������' :'A Samson's and return on the 20th ultimo.. Filed. : . ' r Chief/Bain d'Talse ;���������,���������': ;;,:LONDON, JONG., AQEXbY. A A ' ,: Tlio JJiipe'iiiiJ1 Type Foundry Co';, Limited, ' A'lvei'tisina AKCiils.A High Street, iircnlioril. ;Ji.aidon;W* .Kiislaiid. -; v.rA;.���������������������������������������������;'; 'i''European and'Colonial 'Allvx'i'Usiiis Agency.-' Til Fleeter. AAA.,":/ ;a.A'a;.;.. .A..,!; '��������� AA i'i aa'- '^ORONTdAGKNcy::.^.^:.:;;'^:1;.;" 'Central I'i-cks Agency,.Cnnatliaii Advci'tisliig- ;Ai,'eni-y, Agents. /A.A ���������..���������'.������������������'; ;<:':;\.'AA'AA;a ���������a: ;., A MONTilKALvagencVA .'-A;Wi-kiiii:'&:Coi; AgentsaT- '.-;;';.' Dusbanits Advertising Agency.���������*. ���������;.,;��������� oyer'from the City Hotel to Ri [this that ,the requisite brder-'in- cOuncil is being put'���������'through,and it will probably in,],due course appear; in the Provincial '.'.Gazette'..' I;may; say that! took the advice of c'oun-. ���������sel oh this matter of the validity of these���������������������������:' water.; records /as'licit.quite; sure that' the, position-, taken by, the .Dominion"Government-was,ad verse to the claim set- up by^lieProvincial Government 'as"..'to; the right io. grant Svater records i,n respect,, of streams taking '.thcirjiise iiv- and flowing., through; the raihy'o'y ��������� belt arid I ��������� may "say that the%piriio'n ;of counsel '",, was, that 'the title to these water records should not', be passed by mesas'valid until the Dominion Government hadvrelinquished'their right, ������������������ A'if a .any, "to'; these .water?; .: Asidefrom the ''''matters aboyomen-- tionetd I-'-Eee^nqvobjectidn Ho tbc; title of 'the company to the property agreed to'.������������������ be sold. ^'.There still ���������re'-, mairisj however, the question as to the works:-being ;iiingood running order and repair as required;by the' ^greementi''i: WlietHer'Vtliese.'repairs^ have been ��������� made 6riare.required::in 'order to make compliance,:with the ,A. Alexander ���������J-'ii'st 'Aviv'; SPOKANE AGJONCY. . A !..'.& Co.,.. Ailvci'tising' Agent ,521 fJ.VN^iFRANCi*5CO;:AGENCY;- ������������������-:.[:aa ��������� ]V:'(\ Diikc, 01'aiid'OJ^tci'cliUiitsExeliniigc, ��������� Agelil- ':;:--'ir';:-,:NK\^,i'OIllC'AGj<:NCY. J!eiiiiiiglon;Di',p.-.v.310' 13ron.il wti'y. '-'���������'������������������-aA'aa ,:-CinCULATION. ; ��������� ���������; aa ';.:'���������.;'-'. !'."': Til" ��������� IvOOTKX.AVA\tA!I. bus ;i" fli'st-clnss cir- t'.nliitibn ." in .(.ho I'il v "uf ' liumNtoki) ;nnl 'stir- ''..V.li'inuliiig"���������'lEeUi'-ii.'ti iuiil. lil.so. nt.. the, fi/llo.vying' jijaues : ''A;:vA;-;,;..-V;-./--..;;;-'.'/i :'-'���������;''���������'���������.'A^-i-r-;,"���������'.'���������' -' Albert('iinyon '���������:' ,"'iAlleoillewiiet- , ; ,'..,:'. (Iliiciei-: ��������� (:: '., ' ^ I lowers.l'iiss A'.':��������� VA.X .-���������������������������:)A Golden������������������...���������'.-AA- ' ;.���������,������ .Sii'liiioii Ai-ni A'-������ ���������-A .''.'AArrinvlisndA,,,; ;���������.,'; Tliuin'.-i.iirri.l.niiding".,'! ���������'���������.'���������'���������'���������.;'���������'' (.'oriinjilix.'A ,.-,'.���������';',".��������� -V,A'limborne :-.!':���������:';.'��������� '���������;.'''���������':'Ti-oiit;,I.Hi{b;.Cit.y.~ >,��������� - J-'iirgusoii: '. ; v ':���������',;-: ���������..: ..A 1 fulcyon Hot Springs ..Nakusp ;.;,: ,';,:., .v,.,. '������������������: -JluitoiiCity:0, :: A 'Fii-o \'nllcy.:::A': :������������������' :',f- W. CROSS,\M.;D, BUUOEON TO THE C; P. 'fi: '':::.'v;:..;'.A-;,A" ^;:'.i,xiFFiCKii.; "CITY.-'n.KALTII JOfllcb: Tnylbrllloel:, I\fackcnzic Avenue. t ARVBY &viMc(JARTELt ������������������;.f:';,:;.;;nAK������rsTJfitsr.s.qLiciTon "iOFPioiJs A ']\Ioi.s6ns' IIa.vk"r "J3L0CK,~:itiivEiv: ...,-';'.-. ;v?A ���������'.������������������V.i'::,'.STpKi5,':lJ,'CVlv '���������',:.;.������������������;���������;;':.< ;;'' ''���������'.���������.-'Sforioy. to loan. -<A: 'A.1' :v:.:,: r A ,.. OHIootf: It.evclstol;c,'D.;C,i 'Fort Steele,'.Hi"..C LGiib/S.McCAKTun^-v: : J. A. IIaiivijv, '., -:.������������������-."��������� :;;..'V . .Itevelst.oUe, Ji.C. ���������, ; Foi't.Stoele/J!; C, also reported alarm rung; into, No. 1 lire hall on ���������the 5th iiist. to wliich . the brigacll" respon'ded.';��������� ���������;��������� Cause . supposed, to" be, due to wires coming',-in contact as- strong ^\ind, was - blowing at tbe' ,,time. ',; Referred to'lire, water and ;]ight;c6mmitleei;;-:.,; ;"a;aA .,-.' ;" a; Illinois. Manufacturing;Company re pipe for';watersystem.A' a:.:;;.::-. , 'U.'M. Field,' secretary-treasurer No>I lire brigade, asking^w'hat had been doiie i n. "the .matter; of ^supplies which w:cr'e.'';:api).lied-' for;by the'br;-1' gadc-in ; Aprih. '! All; supplies ha d been passed by'cbmnjittee with ex- ception,pf powder.���������,���������'..':������������������''^ a ���������,;;f a a :i)r.iCro>s, heallh officer, reported; tliat Marshal] 'hSd been^discharged; and,,, Deyore rwpulcl. bc:;:in; abbut'a,; '���������\vcek!.s"ti'nie.'A ���������P('st:hdufe';n'ow- ready: t'o handMyer to governm'ent,'..";���������;: A ';;Pjoyd, Burns & Col re water-pipe. etc., '������������������''.''.. ',,'���������'%;A,:;--;''' '':"' "'���������:''--���������'���������;, ,.-:-;-v-."',a:;-'.-" ACaleylirj;.; grated tljoYi hadteii-; .'dered:-''.;|ipivi;d'i,'rfccl . ihcir;hbtel during the first'quaran- tiiie iall; of'-whiclr refused-to; pay'ancl' they; therefore' submitted their.iac-; count.to the ^councii, Referred to, theTiiminec- comriiittee. :a\aa\^\a'^:A.,v;, ;.;''AVa Cowany forvthe;;: Revelstoke, Trout :;';Lake';and;;;^l;i^ plione,!iQbnipanyi;Limitedy^vro ���������fPllowi'-V',v;:I;p'i^sum ipr business;and trust A;puiwill;par-' don:.me :sliou]cl'!'thi's propositiqn,npt; meet- - with ;��������� yoiur .'< a pproy a], ;;; T.yyi 11; put the;telep]iPiie'.;wire:up the; very' same;:; wayA;itA:WasAP Marcir :last;'whoii,,1 'lire' "tfap;,lNo.":4! 'founded ^iii^si'atioitA^ slip ivld anyniem bor'pf ���������the./^cpuncil': bp ab!e:iq:ir6iuul';an; alarnt'by rub-��������� b1i n g ;th| f e! eplion eiwi r Q > n ga i ijs t :ii r e.; alarm, .wire,l'i;.wiH.ipiut'::up.;itv\;o cases' -of^colclvwhiskeyUa^id'iv^ :cash.;$i2i50,':amqunti of.:accbuh'fc:-i:en-i' tiered,<:chargc3 ;ior;,ial.se,;a.la;rm on ;;thc Aibovc vd'ate-;.mentionedi ';";Now; slvoiiilil the cit^cpuhoil fiiil toca'use: ''anAa'larm ;lo::s0und;iin 'the, manneiv .i.i'hfcsntio.iic'cl.iJit ;;'\yi 1 h'b'c'.-quitOi'eviden'L ilia t-.tlie '���������:. tire' ;^a I arm.: pystem,,is.-.(in- .:ic:cied)'^^ ::!^Stuinp;'';T6wnv',>anxl'i:;;put quarantine'Mvnh'ex-iiiayor, Kiipat- rick-and^Jectrician Dierlasi'guards. Iti;i3A:quite; 'cyideht������--itheW new' cai;cs;:?dcyel6p; ';cvery^;T,6;,daypy consequently;' 'i'l herein .Svi ll;;bc'Vn'b"f lirir, tlier .;unioyaRce':;,\vitli;;the'sy^ theipeople of' Revelstoke'.'''i' To coni- ;plctci;mattcrs:v;thc'city -cPunpiLiwill; lia'.v c; t o 'be, fiimi gated'., and; some; dis'- ���������ihfecii^'fe: ^prescribed heif-1 th; otlicefysca n: f u rnish; you ;witlv suclr;:hs;'yy];ir; .ma;^*yoii;i'alhfe.ei^a|^ ii n'd :b n p p yi' ';.v:'i Ai; A-; :Af:-A:-A;ir;l.-^li Wate n y-; lio iit ' ;& i p.o .we r vco. '& '.titles;, i ���������:i^eo.: S;AMcC"arler,iP wrote;:': ���������������������������in, compliance-yith the: ^twk'. ataVreductioiv of'-nveiceutsi agreement is; matter; that 'Lknow; liothing'; iibout^ butv;I: simply ; call yburiattehtiph; to that: important claiise in. th;ey;agreement."-A';:-V;a:a: iiA. ���������;;':,: ii;.; i;,:J;AU^bltY,QUESTI0N,'l;: .'/'i.:'A;:v.; ���������A/Mr,\iiBukery-.::pr6prietori';:0f - the.' .-"steam;,; la,undry^; wasi'p'ermittcd ;to; IradrU'ess-'-ith^ iside^dij'the-question'-andi'defendiifg :hims;e;if,;-iivi:'theA matter^ibf;.i:beirig. ;chargled;;i,yvithA,costrPf:;;^;fi iurtioufcAiHe'.st^ ance:::;with,;;[hstructipn%|fr icounciJj^agaiustAhis^dwh^dgnien^ 'hp^had pjace^Aqn:^ ��������� of i his ;Iat;;ndry;:;dh;a;dditionalj'lpifeet: tbgetlicri iwitii'i ijai^sparkiS'arrester,;; iwhichAt;iwai-:;f6uiid;:'sipohy cutting Pffidraftiand^makiiigAt^ ;]3PSsiblc"Ntolt?i;Uii^he^ ;Mh)A:i2|ith;i;it^ .ia'ftervm^ ; fi rq He; lif Led;ihie; spark arrester/and; ���������proceeded' with 'work,; and;Kupph the' 'roof caiclrin'o:: 'fireUhe Same was'cx- tih^uif*hediliut pot. before aii;alarm' ���������:,h'ad: been turiiediii 7:by- somcone: dn:: rMcKenzic avenue.:: iMrARuker;was fire brigade accounts'have not been i^id-'Ai';;;,)::r'-v.'::.;;--i'i'.'i;'-..'''i-;''' '.\/J^U City clerk stated that checks and vouchers had been submitted to the 'committee but not reported oh. ; Aid. Bourne raid-ithat*$450 had been set aside -for brigades and all of tbis.amount "has .now. been spent. Expense of ,,brigades: will be about $2000; j Or '-the 'A'ca r.,; The ���������government /appi'opriatiph has', be.e'n, cut off .antl provision 'will have to be madeJfor this purpose..������������������',.;,. V v, -V ;A;The. mayor, thought.'expcn'se.'tp'd. great,; and said iiit iwovild'bewelllto have' ia ;suggestioni from- the,,fire, ^vater andi'liglit committee' on its; reduction A a ;, jA'vA-a.;-:-; ��������� a.--a..; ;;;;;:.av ; -Ald.;Nettie!i:nd Abhihamson ob-; jectedtp report of board of ;healthi meeting appearing";��������� in'..We'dnesday;s 'Herald, in which they,werpspecially mentioned as;,,being,';";free in their cnticisniV^emanding-'auiapoibgy; for publication;of iamc.1;;, '\'.. aa a ;;; ;,i: Mr. Grogan 'refused to apologize and, stated; lib hiid; no expla'natioir to;offer' -otheri than that,it;was''his, belief t ha tithe two':;aldcrmeiimeu������, rtioned had ;been hiore; free thanthe ���������pther'S'present.. ';���������.'���������;,.:'��������� ;v.^v> "'������������������"aa; %':s-,\~: ; .Aid. A Nettle jiasked; 'for the publi-' catipivpf the mbtioits ;passed'iit thei nieetin'g'fiii^^'questidh^: statingHthat; thc������e;iiiw6uldx.:show;that Ald;;AbraT; hanisoilneitlierappeaK ;bri-seconder;;:a;^dvi\$:i^&^:l -;-::-ia ;;';,Ald,A--iAbra;ii'ariisoh. .'signified :;hiS: iinteiiHoh;'of '^agaiii bringibg;::the ;rria11er.;up.;ivt;next;meetin'g.aA,'i; ';;.,^; ';; Daafiness,- Ndisss; in 'the; Riad.i&c;;' /pusi'i^ 'LOTifON;;:iyiTli'iH:^ rij-li't:! o'tili'piayf ii;il:si'n,t;pl', .tli������H.'iI|-;"iyasiV) ;an;el;h;is;i;0ve'l('(;l.%UL-lii;<'bi;irkul>li������ c-iift'f-- thMt, t hi- gt;t>ati-at. iiopt^ is li^Iil oivt. t������- 'ill; :'*iii_(ir''is,rs^iip'v!ii^ jsfi'i si ij i iij^l'l lit*-. ci.-i;st������_-'ii'i'������r>*; i_itfV:'."-'j''Oiri'2s'-"��������� ii.o.t\le_v . wi i I - till re; n ii >*X;' o rtl i na ry ;icasi;^ a i Vtl ^.\vi 11 ijiti si-'iit seciiireiy p;ic-k'<>e.T aiiel JHist-pn'ii'A vvith f iill ^lifoct.if.tn** :;iiielA( ps( tiiiohiuls ii|iot'i ; rr'(:^,i|)t::;uf;:";$i;U()';:;;.Oieli;4' elitei'l* :I'i'-oifi ;f3A^ti33::Ei' MArtr,ay f2i Stoe-kVIn 11-; .-.rti >ri ci.-'_3i-'.' i i.t I) V:\1j-i .'i t'i.,l >i'.t-^i,"-.'; Liij!,������ t\tl i'i ii,'-.JE^TG^...' ���������r;ivND;v'A4;.;;;v-.^ ���������'Ssi -r ar'gb and wixl lighted ";A.3IPLBAROiDMS. rrcatcd by-: hot air and t'icctric,bells, and light in every room. Free bus meets all -trains.. '.'���������-. . ..-,' -,. . ''':: v;REASONABLEi BATES., -a--"] Night Grill Hponi in conniVlion for'ihe convenienci'of {rnc^is nn-iving and departing by night trains. Hourly. street, till' between hotel aiid .station. - JOHH V. PERKS PROPRIETOR- REVELSTOKE, B.C: Vs^EEOIaESi^nLE ABRAHAilfiSOHfBROS.; PR0P'8|;iiAi;i ilt.,; ;rirst-cln8������: -All, CR8/-;;,;;';, Liii:f(o;sample rooms, i; Fire A pioof Asiife.'i;A Ei'ce::'Liu8' AA:;uieets;ii]litiviiiisA ;i:i'x';'. ''V tt'll :to';:do;;.Avhat :was:. thought :best-;,'to; eafegiiard;iagainst;fire.ahcl; f0r:: tlie.'. -present ���������.vsaiclvthcitroubie;: con Id* be- o iverco m c y b y,,the i'b urn in g; of eoailjitheieouncilfttoAbe^hbn 1i'e.;aga;!ii:chaiiged;to;Aybdy[i:; ;��������� A'7"'';1,*': ��������� i.ii ^i Tesblutiohi^vasAiheii'-pasEedito;, ;eficct;thatHbe:mption -of Mast-meet-.- 'iiigi; ���������putting,,; cost-', iof; '"ti^^brigade :iturivbut;biV'Mri;Buker4beire^ provided 'helital^e'S^ guarding:against:iuture pccurrenceSi; v:,s:.-,:-.v-^^A.:':s^iREP0ilTS,A-i:;:nA^ ' :-': :���������'���������.'!���������..:''.';������������������" ������������������������������������*���������."��������� :.' ���������-��������� ��������� ,"'. : '.;'. ',.",,:���������'."'������������������(?' ' " ' ' v ;.'���������; Public vwoi'ks ;committee;;reportedV ;bKer';o;f;Alr.iLoh'giiito^ipurchaj-eipipe, J. M. SCOTT,���������D.A;,;LIJ.U ; motion,passed','at:Ahe"5'Jaat.meetins 4 of..'.���������tha-ciiyrjcouiicik';!:beg;.'tQ.-report' ! upon thei :ptatc,of ^the title of. the. JjAlvKISTUiii '-'"S'OLICIToit, 'NOTAHY aA. ' '.,'���������'���������..' rui5LIC,.ETC.';.: ���������-A, ;:.:" Ave," ���������'���������"" ���������������������������HeVel������.tpkoi^\:aiei\.Ligli't,'an:tl'''Po.wer'.'' Also' :AId:, jC K li. irOLDICH per ;foot; on ''original .cogtA ���������repairs to drains.'etc.:: ��������� ; v; ii Moved ''and-; seconded���������;��������� by ,.,.. ,,,,. ... .-. . ..., ,, , Bourne'and Ta,ylor';thatcc!uhcil,,do C j..-;Ltci'.,;-to., the" property real and :not, iu',rni^lr: i'pipev to Mr. iLbng'at t^ ,v,.i-mi-n. vvt - ! Pw'vO1^1^1^: ^^erATCCords. agreed.|i^;ce: n'uotedi ������bd thatipublicSwrks iai...i,ioUc, b.;0,;j by ti-c^ompaivv;,.^ -- ;���������"' '������������������..' >:";���������<.���������; crty.AAT.he ;cpmpan)A; nave ���������paid^'hc'|,^^t^:^-;A',.^.-^',,A-a--...,..,��������� a..: , ;'- , rt;KCIIA^;pF,:,^PiPl41i:3:;iybi^^^ i' Moved, byi-: Ald,vBdurrioi;:.seconded; , favor of the:cdmpanvi;isl^^^^^ iipnredia'r'Ottawa, butiiT nm unable i supples ;ot' any-kind; reaun-eddiy; '"to -state ������������������fne:-exacV-date,;'~wheh^t-iWili;t,t^ |i||||H0iJ3EH^ Aii cli;y ip<^wclieripu^u ;Wh!eiiihpusp cleaiiihg:;be's ;thing;for;������yquMyork^ McLeiiiian; ScF*^ >'$&& COURT OF; REVISION ItEVELSTbKk';:'UTDISG.'OIi';:WJi;3T^C60T''' 'X;':i'i^-':;AA;KNAY,::bl&TUICT;v;^^ i;AA ��������� ifeSVni^EMICN^ si".{���������-- 'icOURT.'bK;n.KVI8IC)N'iiind.-.���������A'jiperiijiiV-. ..jCX : clcr ���������t,ho.'':.,Asscssiiic'nt.-.",:A'e!t,',:.'1SS8,".'hrirl, AmtMidnicnts, will be held at:.llie.Court,TToiisei; '���������lioi-elstbkiv.Jbii'��������� Thiirailny, - the 20i.li,;.. diiy, of" j.'iiiin.-.iniil, iit- tlio hbnrof.cloven o'elookin'the, forenoon.-A; '^^aAAAAa^-AAa,:-;- ':y.:AA'f:.J::':: 'iJir^A/';. >^;;'^.A;'\\^^..n/mCKEY;,!^ iJi"?-;;A--|v.v;:;vc- V'/VJiiil'gopf/U ^laveiistbkbi'Juno i^t.feij", ,'?;";AiV; ;.:���������';; ;v -i'-omet)' acres i'LoiAGovcrninen!: 'and Ahe;,})ati:iit in ii 'i j purchase:iirice^'of;:.the ;poorer nousc . ''���������:' -a'���������'-'-������������������'-'a������������������-, a',. '..''.''��������� 'site���������some'^^acrcs-��������� to.-;,ih'c'Doniin-j ,,v. .". AX.VLVT1CAI/ Ci,IKJIi3T iNDv ���������'���������'���������A-" A.,.':ASSAYii:J5-.:'; ,-.:.;...:. '.'Hii.v.-il Selmol of jiinbs.ljo.ntlon,. . >V' "; .������������������:'-.,. govciryoars nt 31orf:i Works, Svvanson,' ,. Savuii'.oen years ^.Chiof (Jiionii.st, to.-^Vigan ! ' T^tu'cho'ihtsr. a!Hi'!AHkyorrTiuii Mitios. Ltd?'! be' delivered to -the :cotri'p^i'fii\A';iTi3e'A%-i^J^ pcrsohrfor: ;or;bn,be;half of ..intinn-nf ���������������,, r.. ,,.,ti n���������n!v, i���������,,v, i ���������> ���������'���������������������������. .-..., .. .. ,.. ''a - ^' the';city.: un less before,, t he same are; vvhiclKtJve/: present-.'reservorriPp1^^ or to the iaii'iunderAvhich ;,be.presented to the;'raaypv or tp^the :e-i:)iilei iiin'e;'irom^tbe',rfeerroiJto:iic!^^ ":, Kvery. Uosorlptloii:oi nsi<iiy iind annlytieai- ������������������ ���������._,,;���������-,.,. v ��������� .._-, ���������,������������������..���������,:r^:,w-.vlI, i ������������������ , -^ -work utidoi'tnkon.' \.-. ���������-...-' , ,-.; company Da.vC U0. utiC. to ..lHC i3.nu ��������� <:Pliilnn c'xiiinlncil aiitl.rcnorted.iipoii. . '���������.' JtKV'KIiSTUlvK, li. C. . .',���������'. ��������� on GoyeriimBn^DistPibiiLlaii"; siaiids ���������TTiDVYARD A. HAGGEN, \iiv.:",-''."- ". ������j ,:;,':;-.;-.,-. : ;.-->���������,-; ;a-:-a-;:.;.a; -A.., A ;v .. Mining Enoineek, ���������;���������'������������������;''. ���������'(M'piii...1A'ni'a'i,ii!.,in. Institute Miiiiu.i;'i;nslncer.-) '....������������������������������������'���������. l.UJ'ni. Cii'iin'dUiir.Miiii.ni' In^tilutu.)- ''���������'���������������������������; ;'���������"���������. kkvklstokk,'.c. c.���������.;,,;;; ;, ; Kviiiiiiiiiiliou ;oi' iind ropoi'ts on JliiicvaiPro- 11 jic'rllusi'.n Specialty.; ,���������':', inc. ,ci ,:re!ie"v'CA mc from :the'-:l:ecessi.ty;o; asking the' compaj-iyAte) furnish.a; )-~t ���������-. '-.:a_ '���������-.��������� - . a ' aIT1; vy-'i title lb that la n'd.:- ' The comrimnv's. T&hC MOOtenHV Wml i Weny is-subject to *mtmcU ,, '���������;.,,'���������, '���������" '.'-'���������'"v-.���������': ���������..;.. A',7" ..;��������� :'::A.theolK]per;ul :]lnjik.ar X'anadu.A rfV: fv "-riii'is.���������'���������'������������������'���������" The titi'eA'iio thi-'i wnh>tlrc^vork - fpr'.'wiii'ch'.-s'uclv'su'p'-; land siancfe'iSi'lh'o nnniekf t^ .miniobiGoverr&icn* as Jarias'l^ learn; If rhe'co-ui^ir se^-'fi' toi ma>'01'��������� or .the chairman of:,such '���������.\vrfivb.-\iiiS;';ma-t^ .reservoir 'shir and''/pipe line; it. wi ���������'E.IU,DAT,'JL'XE,]1,- ICIil/, -the mr council ' .Rorjulur Mooting. ' ; ; ..,. Thr-re were \.resent at "the meeting of the.city council Fridiiyiey.cn- ing, Mayor'L'ro'vvh and Aid, Tii.ylor. Abrahamsoni Xettle, Bourne.. ��������� Af:ef. reading the", minutes the,; ci ly - clerk lr-poried on 1 he ,1m 1 lot ! 1 nken' ihe ]��������� rcvious. Wedntsday on tlie steamboat subsidv.. ���������-. ���������. teiease.Oif;;\his!..mprtgn';.>.';';.h;i.'.t:' beeni -i'ex'"ec-u't.c;'cl;air������;l is in :thc iuui'di- pi the- .local.-nianinger Of;th'P .bank'i'eady to'- be delivered pver:6rri.������;iym'(.b>-uf siit- amount ��������� clue .<!��������� ivater record* lit the I hr T!,c .inn;-:, i'ic-'COt'ripn.ny. I'.were-', issitc-d to ibcm- .in rcsjiect' (���������;' ; the.Illeci 1 icwiict��������� river,'lOGo Bridge I creek and.left h;:nd Jj'rc'^-c'ry.crcek | by .the a BrovincinT Gpvcrhnii/nt. ;''ihesc stromns arc within the rail-,- ;'\v-ay'���������ihpit "-'and',, 'the;;, hi lid's through i which they rmi .ire'lands belonging 1 to'- the 'Dominion Government 'nnd' 1.1;c Dbminion Gove'r.iimeiVt 11ave 'not as yet 'recognized, the right of. i the Provincia 1'Goverbmeifflo,-grant'��������� the ,,...,..,11 'bc;;pui'ohas.ed;;.n'iicl' that'ithe; iiseveralicfievc 1 -toke" merchants and. "dealers ibe, Turnished by.th'c'city ;;wi;h ..������������������a; 'copy of "this. "resolution.;' : Carried:.;'/.,. ,,;'Ai;:a'.:.;''::' ���������;";.'���������-a.'���������.'.';:������������������'' . i;MPLOY>[lvKT : OF;: '' -'���������'->'������������������'���������'��������� \::'i .-V.i-'Oi'ii; ..:"'. 'Moved: by;,A,iil. .hy-'Aidi "Tayjor��������� '-���������workman-.'or ...o't.S: ployed 'on ������������������ a.ijy; ���������lAuuisiuon shn'ii- labor a:;d wapks ri.orr.:.;,'-:' 'i.,'- i,.",i ������������������. Bourne, seconded; Tliat iii future'no ;iir; person',: be cni- f'itiy 'work ���������liiitil'.a. iave been furnish'" i-i-, ed '.'to the mavci' orMic ctiairnan ot \?r.l'\i.i\iilci,s-^(lci'irou.s:''o{;'-'bciii(t-i'sii,,iiilli,ii'.wl(ih . b'lastiny'iiow'dci' nt co^t.pi'lnc foi'blwirini" land;' uivi obtain bliink fui'ins tor'rbci'ulKiMnn from fc!i'*; si'bi-i.'iiu-ios' of,tlio .-riii'iiicrs'^liiat^tiitca-'-iis .foi" .lo'ws:a,",,-���������.;:;;'-: ;.:������������������::-'��������� ':,::���������;.:���������:--;,. A-A:..-A,.:;... .'��������� Ifonry"AlWU, -Alboi'iiL, .l-'aniiow . Instltuto, Aliiurni. ,-;,; .;'-.������������������ -A: 'A-;A���������-'���������';���������'���������;,��������� ' :'- '' ;. ���������v ���������!;���������'���������. A.' Hallidhy,;: Gjiiiix-Kirhiow'������Inatit.utt*;-, Sniidwick. V ���������'-.������������������..; ' ; ;?''-;':-'��������� A ���������..���������.- ' 'v. .'. .��������� ���������.'; if.' dcM; SlL'liih.Cowioliiiii Farinbi-s' Institute, Siinicn.os, ; ���������'-.-', "r'���������.'',''.���������.���������.���������'���������: , ;������������������;.-���������.-.::'.".. ���������'-.;���������', :.���������. -;A' ���������:'.lVihi'i St.cwiii'ti'N'nnaiinb-Cloilii.i-, l,'iinmbra,--Iii- '.stitiitr. Sfhi'k'Hl'i-ossiiig: N'iiiiainiq. '.^y . -;;: .I...TI. SiiVart;, Jlb.toh.o.siii .,ti'iii',iiie''rs''IiistitiitCi' M^tcho'sin.'.'1 . '' '-'" ' "������������������������������������ .'A.;'A ������������������!'.'������������������"���������"-.; ' .���������','���������::";;���������. ���������.-'���������" '.���������'���������(!.-- K.UCing,' V.ictoria lrariiiors'; ; IiisUtiito,: CodarlHillA ��������� , ������������������-';...:. ��������� ..��������� -.'.'. ;'���������.;.��������� ,A, ;-' Mi': WaUoi-J Islanili- Fiiniicrs! Institute, Ganges IIui'ljoriA. : ''���������..��������� ������������������������ ,-'������������������. :. A ���������' ���������-��������� t: ' K A.'Bi-ovvi^Dolta Farmord'. Instiliil'oi Lad- nrr. :';.������������������''.���������'���������'���������,'"���������". :., ':'; -V ��������� ������������������';,'."���������';,;;.-'-',-.'���������'", ���������'. ������������������,, ������������������ -.--,.,';. :' '������������������'IT.'-IkHo, Surroy .Fiivmora. Institute1,''Surrey ��������� Contrc; ,.-' -' -'V-.a; ���������..:.������������������: ��������� ' ,.;������������������: ':::,--,-,', , A.1 If, I1..'Jl.ittliuw, 'I/anslcyiarraci's-Ihati.. . titr,; Unnslpy.....'-. ���������:-.'���������������������������.-������������������.������������������. :,'.;,..-'o' -���������������������������. .-;���������������������������.,���������..���������-.������������������ . ��������������������������� Albx. rivili'i'i, Uichmond Farnioi's Inatituto, ���������VMllbOllVI'l-, .'������������������.-,, ���������-.'-' ���������'��������� A:-,--' ",'-,'A . A, ^f- Vcroiibro,- Jlisuion Farmers' In'stittito, ��������� Jll^sioh City, "���������-��������� ��������� ' , :.--.'. : : (j, 'Vv'. Citailiv,', Chillivva'jk;Farniara'Insti- : uuo.;ohiOiivnci;. , ..-. .' ;���������-;.,��������� ���������-,! a ��������� Win, Oret'ii,,,Kent Farmers' tn.itituto, A^'as- .<���������/,. " -,.,. , ������������������ . ,' A' ���������'.'��������� ���������'���������"' ���������, ��������� ' A ,1. M.. \Vi:h4;'3f, Jlvplo Rlil{jo Fiirnioi-s' Insti- tut;.'. .Wiiiirtt'.-i-fe 1'oi-nciv. ��������� -. , ..Jo.Mn Jinll, .MiUxjuii FiirniDrs' In.Ultiite1, Ab- ���������1)01.S'l'i'-'.'l,- :' ������������������i'i-;:'A:EveHdln^j'fi tb.furn ���������.Write; foyourj^prGa'ta;!������^ ^Complete Furhisjiers^i;;; ' ��������� " )'���������''.-' ��������� '���������' -t ;;a ^ A;F;v.T;riAAiV'\ ������������������-Vav-a:-:-. ; ' Gold; Sllvcr.Lorid and Copper MliiOH Svnntcd'iit thoKXCIIAIsGI'l. ��������� if..'- ; -'' , A "', ; FltKK iMlLLtNG GOI;L) in-opertios wimtcd at onoe for. Kiistern investbrs.:, ' 1'artioH liiivitiL' iniiiliiir propl'rly for sale nrb roquestcd to send'sainplcs of their ore to tho EXCirAXaiOforoxhiUiriim. ������������������ '',:.-���������'-:���������;;..-,',..:,���������,,,; ;.���������;:��������� ';v "������������������/' ,���������,A,A,AA ��������� ���������All.sainpWw.shmild hoselitby nxpreua, 'PREPAID, A , , < *. . '"' . .:���������������������������' ,- ' ��������������������������������������������� , CbiTOHpondoucc riblloitedi ,:A<ldrc69 all coin l h u ni ctiti oil's to;; ' ������; A- A A. a: A A A v ;riiiophotibNb.;m^: iv'b, npxrao.-';';'V a'nd'iiw'itliAit;1 opines,;the, 'question ;bf, where.Ayou ���������can purchase tbi the^besti; iaidvanta-gOi-'A'. NE^V.:;SPM ;Sprhig,,,'$tock';of.','..SuitS|-'Pa'nt5,. Shirts, etc.',' and /feel.-sa'fe.in saying that;,we eaiiAmore:'than,-please' you inthose lines. We also carry The SLATER;. ;SH������E;;A;;a-;a^ .:';.;.TNi2e"dless;'t'p;i'say:oui" Groceries are always satisfactory. Drop ih when passin^and see Tori; ypurseh'eSi-'Gosts you' ���������lioihing ;to 'see "goodsi -No ; trotible'to shbWthemi, ''"';";''-',;.',...--,, ''' "'���������'"'"" ' ���������.-������������������������������������������������������"-��������� I--,-..- .. ; ��������� i ��������� ��������� ��������� i. -.1,1 ; ,A, .]I,.(,'r!oblo:i', Oooyoon, '��������� Farinci's' In^litttto, ''t.'..c comrrjittcc cr.ar^'.;d ,:-with the ; Kc!(,....i,,,, , ��������� ���������, ������������������ .... :' ���������.,,,t. ���������:��������� ...],;,,'',, A ,;a v-i-' niVrp'l in r-m* !' ' W, I������. Jl'irsl'-ij-.'Spniliniiabeci! Farm era' .Juki' .-.���������y^r.iv iii '.'hiui ti i1* ].iOjJU:.Cu,io cni tutci-A'oii^if.iii*- . ������������������ '���������'i)!:vV'*U('-h "-workman or person.'{{iv- ' H:U, .Mo.O',ilr.j, Salmon ArnrKai'iiior.i'Insti' X' ' "��������� ��������� " 0f the ------ A,,: .A,,.. ��������� rti'l-f-'-.'.-fnlliiini.Aini.' ."- ' connKsroMJKXCi;., ��������� ,.Iv. II.' '���������MiVynp:\vrote statiii<i thn.t li; was authorized onbehali of the Hmelter Townsite .Company. to stii,tc' that the-rental of ground on 'which , . - tlie. pest house stands would be $."-0 i the per month,;, Referred ;.to health u'lictr to report. T.'''VV.-' J->!i;n, rliiei'of .\.o\\rj\ re- valid' records ��������� in respect . of waters To: those ,'strcarns, "\ 1 'lifi'VO I tn ken ��������� tho iriattc'r ,'iip.'with tlw In:) teirioV- licparlrne-nt and on the 12th i ���������A];ril last sent .them the fC(.;vTitc ; petition from ���������lhe,.compa.ny asking} .intr.thc name, ox tti.e persc,n orper-1 sons to. lie employed, -the rate of j. 'wage-', and,the nature.ofv.the, wprkT required to ,be done and such requi-.j i si .tic'n shall die colnAtrsigi^d i>y>Tic1 uch,,chairman before,ikfc'< pers'o:i*-'theroii;;inarked{��������� :Carried., ' ��������� I mayor-or person -or *hall bc;puUt'wo '' '��������� '.OKVJ'PA'f, ��������� i:; TheTy-law sldisidizin;< t.hf: i'ev-; A} I ejs.vokp.''Navigation'- Company"-iv;'* | ,., i tinaliy passed, :;; ,'."'.' -A.' i '��������� J. i', .Smith',.'���������Kiiinloope l'Virr.iora Institute, ICiiin'oojH,' ���������: '>���������.."'��������� ' ��������� ������������������' . H. l'civy Il'idgoi, Oknmig.m Fiiniicru' Instl' tilt'.,'!' V'cl'll.'liK " ' ..- ' '. '��������� ��������� ��������� Op F. G. Fiittqiiitr, Govcniinclit Agenl, llbv- bl.^tol-iv; ,'.., ..���������: '���������..' ��������� ���������'���������.'��������� . ,1. ::. AXMiCrtsox,' ' ' ,. - .. . IScjr.ily A'.iiii.-terbf AariotiltUl't'i' Df!t'i:ii'inifii't'-of''/!(;rli;,.i!t'ti!T. .���������'"'���������'.' ' Vicrmvi, F. C, May All, HIOIA ��������� ������������������ A ' ��������� , Front Street, Revelstoke, B.C.; aUI portf l Hie on Mav 1,0 and Ho'bt. Cai 'rd.'i.kjntr n't'.quarantine Dominion Government to pass an order- in -council authorising the issue ' to the company' pi a quit aim deed without warranty in j been promised a drill'; shed wotih ie had no h ' l.iy' Louis.Tlu inpi-on y wlio' left the quarantine station 'driving down street and back ;;also a' similar charge deed without warranty respect of the waters inentionfAl hi j ..Aid,. Xett-lO',' iriq nired of Vr'orks chairmaTi re drill '-���������hcl A I'd. Taivlor' stated -that lie built, but- of .' later public ie had tho company',-! ��������� records ' at a.n-ivc On the ���������21-Jli) inst. 1 received a'n acknovrledginent.of the papers anel notilicatioiH ���������''that the, matter.is I'iCOIl the'. takin'e; Kock y an active interest, in Mountain Hangers a^jnsi C|]u-i.; iTi.;ttori>vjjocvo^cd ['!x'ipg.(itttl)clcd to," I|glti^T \to\\\ awaiting thirvisit of oilleiaT', ���������Aid. Abrahimson wantcd toknow if t{]cp'va^ wiy.pjcv|qij )wy>\\ 5''by Over. Gunsmith and ' ;:Machinist. .;���������'������������������ Lawrence's Ilanlviarc Store, REVELSTOKE, ��������� ably.'.furnished with the choicest the niriirket, ;T :', ���������/"affords.-''-;-' Best -AViiies,- Liquors,;;&'.��������� Cigar's.'''���������������������������'.���������'��������� ��������� Rates $i a'da'^/i'Monthly rate.' 'i: :V ' ���������'���������'."'���������'������������������ ���������'������������������'.- ': ^bebt'-'aSTO^e Wholesale^and Eetaii-, All ckisscs of rcjiair and inaclunisf Avorkprpi-nptly cUtsrulcd to, ; ���������.. Head Office, Abattoir and Gold StorageI; m^^r^m^^ THE KOOTENAY MAIL '������ ^ ������ Kootenay Lodge *f^T* N0.15A.F. &A.M. * The regular meeting-; are held in the Masonic Temple. iJonrne ���������w- II.ill. on the third 5s������==Jlonday in each x -sjmonib at 8 p. nt. " Vi-,iiiiitf brethren coi-dinliy welcomed. G. .S. McCATlTK!!, SEcni:T.utv. ��������� starting June roth will make the run from coabt to coast in REVBIoTOKE LODGE, I. O. O. F., No. 23. Regular mcetins' are hold in Oddfellow's' Hall every Thursday nijjlit al eight o'clork. Vi.siting brothers cordially welcomed. E. WATER30X. N.G. " J- A. 3TOXE, I'.S. II. N. COURSIER, R.S. SELKIRK LODGE, NO. IB, I. O. O. F. Meets every Tuesday evening in Oddfellows' Hall at 8 o'clock. , Visiting brci hren cordially invited to attend. A. E. KINCAID, N. G. J. MATJIIE, Slid. LOYAL Cheap rates now in effect to the Pari~American ��������� Exposition. .I'or rntcs, tickets, and full lnfornintlon apply T. W. BilADSHAW, Agr.t, Revslotoke, E, J. COYLE, , A. G.P. A., Vancouver. OOSAN STEAMSHIPS Royal Mail Lines. . ', Choayasi Route to llio Old Country.- ALLAN LINE-From Montreal. N-imklinn ��������� ��������� ��������� : May 251 h *l',irininn ���������-,-.���������,-���������, J"'lt! }?? .Sicilian '.-���������-,-,��������� ' ot i Corinthian' ', lot" Tunisian ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� - ��������� '.��������� ��������� ->'UI!llllill!l ...,..- DOMINION LINE���������From Portland. pnminlon^v .; '" ' " '' June l.*t Cinibroinnn "���������*��������� ' ' "\ nncouvcr'- ��������� ��������� >��������� BEAVER LINE-Froin .Montreal. 'Lake Ontario -������������������������������������������������������ MayJith 8.s. I.usimni.i ��������� -���������'���������,' -., ���������j.iiU.jChntn plain June ,tli J.ako Mejjiinlii! ������������������';������������������ V,",1 ],������ko Superior ��������� (, ;'������* ]j.il:c Siincoo -*'" Pu^cnjrers ticketed throuprli, to all purls of, Oi-c.it Hi-itain and Ireland, mid at specially low r.tte-ito all parts of-the European continent. AppljMo nearest railway or steamship agent or lo a ' T. \V. BRADSHAW. Agent. Rovelutoko. ���������J'.'nd rath 5th 21H li ORANGE LODGE KO. 1053. Rcuul.tr meetings arc held in tho' Oddfellow's Hull on tho Third Friday of each month, nt, 8 p. in. sharp. Visiting brethren cordially invited. , TIIOS. STEED, \V. M. ' -TvSSSsSiSSy ' W. G/ I3IRN EY, Ree. Sec. COURT MT. BEG3IE I, O. F, No. 3161. Meets In tho Oddfe low5 Hall on the second and fourth Mnndnvs of each month. ' Visiting brethren invited to attend. K. D.'J. C.JOHNSON, - It. 8. A Bsautlful Ea^ravinor o: n VI For Only 10 Cents Al! over the world llio-^e pirinvrs will be sold ���������Nunc- knew her but to love hci';'X<mo n.iuii-d herliiit tu pi-.iir-c." There an- ten million people in Ihe L'liited s-iniciii'iri ('.mada who will each vvMin <,;,(.��������� of thoi- liciuiiiii! pielnrii.. Ti'i> .-iro lull -.iz -, HK'J'. No i-\]n*:ise I,a- b.-cn r-pireil and the picture i- well worthy of n IwikNuiiiu frame. Ajjenl-. cm ���������sell UJ.idny. Samples by ?.l.ul, pdt paiil.'l c. 1 iloiceii pictures, 75c. sell for 51.-n. profit -15c. ���������i l picture*- S-10J " S5.0Q " S2.0H 100 " $5.00 - 510.00 " ������5.00 Helterordcrl00.it once and strike "bile the Iron is Hot. The time io sell coed1* ia when the people want them. They want thcui now. HOME NOVELTY MFC,COMPANY, ' P. O. Box 513, Dopt. C31, ��������� CHICAGO, v : r ILL. r j o Attack of Royal Canadians at Develooment Work. a Severed Well-known Properties- to be Worked This Seison. the Ci'inslock group located near Circle City. Tlie Lost Tunnel ,-intl Cupper"Pi-nt coutf iiifjor.-iry i/ii obtaining llic-e vaJu* able ;u ih-lvs and welcome its I'.'iter pri.-e in lepublishing them. Th*" mo.e J. RlxaEK, ' C. Ii, S. S. " Lardeau." . ' tlunnius between .Arrowhead and Thomson's Landing commencing Juno K>, 1UJU, will anil as follows (weather permitting): Leave Arrowhead for Thomson's Landing i tin,ICoihnplix at 7k. daily. Leave Thomson's Landinsand Comaplix for' Arrowhead at 17k. daily, cuniicurinjj with all r. i', It. trains and boat.-'. Tho owners reserve the right to change Union of sailings without notice. THE FIIED KOIilNSON LUMUER CO. L'TD. Y. R011INSON, Manngins Director, The present i-; a timo when war picture* arc in greater demiind ihan oyor. Tin-, conduct, of the British soldiers on the batilclicld has won tho plaudits of admiring nations. "Wo have of great expense published four large, beautiful pictures, size 20.\-.'l. on heavy, superfine, calendered paper. " A pii'iure that will commend itself and send a tnplll to tho henri, of every true t'nnndian is the one called Attack of Royal Canadians at Paardeberg. there are liti-rally'hundreds of llnures on this picluro. the mountains or kopjecs sirctcliiiiK ouLinto the distance are swurmi'i?. with men, while here nnd there a prostrate Ugurc speaks only too well of the Rocr e flcmcn. It was on this battlefield the gallant Major, Arnold met death unflinchingly. It is only too true Hint many of those gallant- liinrlB that beat so high when the cheering thoiumnciB bade them Godspeed ns they sailed from Ciinnda's shores now lio still forever in lonely 'graves on the other Bide of the world under African skies. To ovory Canadian heart, in overy Canadian homo, thu deeds of their bravo soldier boys speak with nli irresistible turill of PatrloUfcm and prido. ��������� Gordon Highland- era r.t tho Battlo of Bolinont. cuarging tha Boer.Guns nt ElanclBiaagt������, and the Chargo of Gonoral Fronch'a Cavalry on tho Kotroating Gonoral Oronjo's Army. These aro all stirring pietnres and cunnotfiiil to commend themselves to any one who will examine ihoni. They aic RED HOT SELLERS! Agents coin money, Big prollts. Enormous "micccm ('no agent sold n8 in one day. S.iinplo and tonus 25 cents (none free); four for IM cents; 51,50 per rtn-icn ; -5 for 82,75; 50 for So; bin for SD.'o'i. Write to-d.iy for a dozen and make money. HOfvIE NOVELTY MFfl."COMPANY, ' Box 519, Dapt. 031 D, CHICAGO, ILL. There Beason Of It. There Isn't one reason ��������� there dozens than why our work is better any other laundering works. Come in 'and sec how we . - do it. See oar rnachinerv,' . nicely and 'exactly, adapted to every need. Our soaps, tbo, of the ' best, long tried and proven good.' F. BUKER/ PROP. ,E. W. 8. Paget, Prop. Pi-nnipL delivpry of pnrenin, baggage, etc., to any purl of the'City. Any Kind of Transferring ' ������������������ Undertaken;. All orders loft nl U. M. Sinyllio'n Tui nccn Stole, or' by Telfphone, No. 7 will receive prumpt tiltruliutii Kooteaay, Railway '& Navigation Company, Limited. NOTICE. Patronize Horne Industry 9. IP S! /?-��������� I $ if 9. ���������If -V. a 9. k I * Slr.M. IT. (li'iiy having rcRlgncil Ills iin>illon as l.ainl L'tnninUhliinor of thlH C'nnip.my. all ������������������nmimin'fiiilona In rcfotcncc tn Kn-Io Ar Sioi-iin It.iiivvny (.'uinpniiy'siliinilei rihuuld UuidtlrcEiscd to RODT, IUVIN'G, ilnnageri Kaslo, n.C, Maj-31 si, lOOli ' O'it, Size 16x22. One of tlio'tnost bcnuliful pictures in- colors.. Upon ri'bnckB,round of Pure .Solid Gold reals tho Family Record in the} tihnpo of a ' lmndsoina volume with Gold Clcspo upon a cushion of crimson velvet with a beautiful sold tasaol. On the paged, under different bending*, arc spaces in 'which" to write the nnm'o and ilnlc of birth. On cither aide- is ii beautiful scroll | on which to record'inarrliiBci nml ilcntlis. i On lop of,.tho picture uro tho wordnl ���������'Pasiily Rooord," in tho richest lettering known to the printer'^ art. Under Uils'iirc E spnees for father's nnd inollicr'.i pieture,<. ;^ In tlie lowcr.pnrt of tho picture Is a beau, u tiful homo Boeno, > he dear old grand- parents, tho handsome, stalwart huo- baad. nnd happy young wife, the loving daughter and uafcy boy-tho idolized | grandchild-arc all natlicroil around the | tiiblf. while gnindiiitlicr rends a portion ol I God's' Koly Word, A truly beiuilifnl I scene. Unilornciith ;iro tho words "God ! Bless Our Family." Around Unn picture nro oiiflit HiHiccn Inr pliotiiKrnplis or otlieri members of the family, each npncc ciiclosiiiK ii KCin flower piece, Klsowhere nntlioiiiu- ture iiru BLiiUcii il ercip'.iib' ^ incs, liudti nnd I biOfSnnis in rioli contusion, the whulo i-Cft AND SMOKE eve pecia UNION LABOR. gars.| I Revelstoke Cigar Mfg. Oo.'yj Revelstoka Station. $ UNION LABOR. Buy Only Unlon-Mado Shoes. Firewood. t _ , Firewood from the Fred Robinson Company's mill supplied at ������2 per coal, prompt caah with order. Orders may be left at the mill office or at my yard; ' ��������� R. SAMSON. ' NOTICE. K3TAP.LI3HMEXT 01' PUI3LIC HIGHWAY." TAKK N'OTIf'K tliat thirty days after date I Intend to apply to the Chief I'nmnil���������iomr ol Lands & Works to establish n l-'ublie Highway: C'lninrncliiffnt n puint. about one hundred and lli'ty ymvls cn������.t of the bridge nn the Illcciilc- wnel. settler* rnnd ; thciiec ahnut a qmir.tcr of a miljiioi'lheily-ilnn^ the foot of the bench to my prc-cinptinii, Southeast quaitrr srrtii.n -0. , to\vn������lilp2;i, I an^c-.1, (Sci. ft", Clinp. If"'. Dated at ItevclHtokc, li, C��������� this Mill day of | Jliiy, 1301. ' C-Jt THOMAS LEWIS. i APCUTO NOW IS YOL'U TI.MK. Our J AUtn 5 O regular nrico iw iin cent?, but to t ntiv one who sends thii nd\t, wn will dend * ono for iocentu, l)ur pricu to nKoislnOforg 81 i 50 for So; lOfi for SOYA \vo pn}-nl! chin-Res nlid retiun limliej- for uiiEtilu pictures N. V. .liickson, li'iliiitiru City, lioiiKlit 373 Sll.'n, snlil thclli fur half price, lio ecu fo each, in 5 days, ninldiij? goi.o'J cleur prollt. Can you do bciicr? "We have 5,000 tcsf.moniais and want your*, ' Address: HOME NOVELTY MFC. COMPANY Dopt, CSl B, P. O. Bcjs, 510, 0HIGA00, ILL! (From tin: Topic.) Although tin; snow is not going off as quickly as one- would desiip, it will he hut ;i couple of weeks mom before work will Im going nt fulMil.-isb cm the errPiiler ninnher of the new strikes of lust, yeiii-. One uf the sect ions of the district which will he the scene of gn-.-it activity during t'his sen son is the iliibel lm>in. lii'V<i tlie iJiner-Gi-nveb Syndicate hnve sectu-cd two line propel ties, the Virginia nnd Groin well groups nnd are unc>r contiuct to ex-, pend not, less'tli.-iu $10,000 in development work. On the Viiginin, which is Incited, with the .other claims that cnmpiNu ihe. gioup, in llie Lucky Jim ns'well as .in the Aln.hi'l hnsin, theie 1ms been iilniost ������i, Imndred feet of work done, principnlly sinking, wiiile on the othei pi-opei-ties the operations consist mostly in diiving open cuts for Ihe puri'iose of usceL'lalning the trend of the yem and delcriiiiniug the vnlue of the, ol'i".- On the Crounvell the work consists ino.-ily.fif open cuts, from which a six- ton shipment of ore was sent to the smi-lter last f.iil giving reltinis per tun of $1TO in gold. ��������� It, is expected better results than this-will repay a closer sorting ol" Ihe ore and ihe operations of the company holding the bond on the property will he looked fm-waid lo Willi much . interest. .Assays,of llie iit e, of which there h.ive been a dnuen' or , more, range from $3UU to $C00 in gold.' Within a very shntl, distance of llie Ciomwell is the Tl'iuiiPi one of llie richest silver-lead proi onillons in the Kootenny, On this | mperty v.oik is likely to stmt shorlly. A I'uilher aiiipiuent, will be made this season, in addition lo (lie ]!JU odd toils already sent lo the smellers, of the 2(JU sacks piled in (he tunnel, owing to the, ln������ uhilit.y of the pin-kers to get the stulf out lust fall, ll is'quite likely (hat the' product of I his mine will he sent down for some distance'from the win kings by wiie Hum as it is conceded this is (he cheapest method of handling llie ore. '.Shipments up to dale have brought tviurns of over $23,000 in all values. ��������� i ��������� ���������The Jletropililiiii and "Sunset, a couple of North Fork properlie--, the funnel' a strike of -l.i.-,t fall, will be 'worked extensively this season and will add-not a little to llie'tonnage uf llie district. Tlie Black Warrior group on which a body of galena was struck lute last season will uiiboubledly be closely looked after this summer as will aho gimips on the south fork of the South j the public hear from Mr. Muchr-H the. Fork are now undergoing development | better. He may ha\e sur.e liaifl which will be pushed vigorously during the summer. In addition to these are the Lucky Jim, JMaid of Ki-in, Sil- verlon Boy, Rusly Axe, John L., Silver-Cable; IS.ii ly Rird, Alphine, ami dozens of oilier well known ptoperlies of the camp, upon all of which preparations aic being made foi a system of vigorous development. tilings to say at times, hut his articles nui^t Minuunil deep consideration. Tn vpp/iUiii<r (,f t'lie auiifernus quartz ��������� lepi.sii.-, Air. Keii'J.ill note-, that Lrit- Saves Two from Death. "Oiir little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis," writes Mrs. W. K. llavil- and, of Armonk, N. Y., " but, when all other remedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King's New Discovery.' Out niece, who had ���������Consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicin? and to day she is perfectly well."Y Desperate (hroat and lung diseases yield to Dr.,King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible for Coughsnand (Jnlds.��������� 50c.'and SI.00 bottles guaranteed by llie Canada Drug and Book Company. Trial bottles free. ENGLISH CAPITAL The Duncan ' Mines, Limited, Reorganization. 1 ' f The reorganization of the Duncan Mines, Limited, is another link in the chain of evidence that is a'cciiiiiulaling against the management of old country mining companies, This company is one of the nutnetotis prospecting ,'iiid developing companies organized in London a few years ago, It had ample capital, but it too often paid loo much for the. whistles it bought, Pur- liaily developed mines were purchased at high figures and over-capitalized. The public would not take the shines of ,these "pup" companies, and the patent company had to advance large sums foi" development work ; 'money that could not he returned. The result is that the.,"pup" companies aie being wound up and the parent company reorganized. After awhile, sonic of these old country mismanaged com-' panies will get down to business and pay dividends.���������Tribune. A Terrible Explosion ��������� , ���������. i> "Of ii gasoline stove burned a lady here fiightfully," wiiles N. E. Palmer, of Kirknian, la. ,"Thu best doctors couldn't heal llie running sore tliat. followed, hut Buckleu's> Arnica Salve entirely cured 'her," r Infallible for Cuts, Corns, Soies, Boils, Bruises, Skin Diseases and Piles, &je. at the Canada Drug and Book'Store, On the War-Path. NOTICE, EXAM������ A 5^mm'j-4!*M-^i^i^wi^iii������.-,i'.iij'..',^.'ABJwa'.ii's 0������5/5TgR6������ ' Tin's slump used bv the JOHN Mc- P lEKSOtf CO., Limited, of Haini'U ton, the only Union Factory in Canada .Rubber Stamps. it in to t'Y - ��������� vUvvVb*' i������' 'View t'm' ���������'llnlilior Slump.- unit rflk'll 8' 111" ���������k'llflTBJCAtf- M^Hd'lK'V ':t;.'i wJU VP4J1M .vHl) 4������j������lclj Baker, -Gon!bctionep: Caterer, Etc. Choice Groceries. Graham Bread, Wedding Cake a Specialty .Mail ordi'is ^promptly and . carefully idtendyd to. BOTCHER. Retail Dealer In^^sasSSZ^- > BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, Etc. Tish and Game in Season. All order? promptly tilled. REVELSTOKE, B. C, nmUCingrtrocu! - V\/ANTED. Agents for Kcotenay and Vicinily for the Gale of hardy lines of standard fiuit stock, small fruits, ornamental trees, shrubs, etc. Terms liberal. Apply now to PELHANi NURSERY COMPANY, Toronto, Ont. Notice to Subscribers. ��������� The proprietor of-the Kootknay Mail re- qucKtR subscrlbors to n'YvUa lilui of ajVy IwoKHi SMAM UOILEJt {N'SPiJC'i'OllS1 lN'ATlOX. Pl'LTCATIOXS for oxiuntniitinn forSleahi , . Boiler IiispnUoi'd will bi: rocuivwl by the Cliii'f Inspector of Ktonni Boilei't-, Xcw Wet-t- lninstur. 1>. C!, i jl to J nnc llltli; 10,1. Apple uinils must bo bi'i vvcen lliu a^cs of 2j anil .VI J-eiiM. they miis; lave lind at icn������l flvu years1' prncticul ^vork^!lO|. cxpcriuncc as miiuliiniriis or boilor mnl.'crs, nii'l must a'1..) have, a thorough iiiiilL'rslnudinjj; of -u inn oiiKliicoriiip, Koinis of partiini urs may bo obtained, on VcqiiL'r.1 of intciidiiig npnllciiintsi froni tho (Jliiuf Insppctor of Sirnin Huilora. Now 'Woi-.iiiiiii-icr, I'i O., and niii.sC lo inoiiorly (lllcd m mid re tnrni'd In liiin on or bufoi'u tlio above-men- ll iiii'd rlnt". Tlif. caiHlidntr": sclrotcd for cxaniinalion vvi'.l then bo notUlod us to dnio nnd place of cxiun' IniiMnn. Tlicwilnry will be SlOOpoi'month. ��������� ,' , W. C. WKIjLS, C'liicf Cotnmi.sr'ictiur of Lands & "Works. Lands mul Wui-lss Department,' Victor^, U. t!��������� 2-'nil .May., 1001. Writs hnve been Issued and injunctions iihked fur against certain shoe dealers in Owen Sound, Osliawa nnd riensall, Ontaiio, at the itustance of The Slater Shoe Company, of Montreal, the ground foi action lieiiiK, the offering or t'xjii>!>ln������ ful' Side as "The Sltitcr SIkiu1' Roods other limn those of their luniHif'ictmei It is' undeistnnd Unit wiils 'will pilot tly he issued iitfiiinj-t n nuniher uf oiIkm* dealers in Ontario and Queliec, who have .disregarded the warning circular, isMted liy The Slater Shoe people .-ind have laid themselves open to have li'jjnl proceedings instituted iturainst them. iili Cdiiiiilii.i ]ius^'Os-;e-5 vnluiliie, de- po<its~bf 1 iiis iliii'i,icier, in;; hiilieiUi very fe������Lof thein hiue Leen worked ���������villi' either tii������ energy, capacity or iidfcjuato capital. Jie is, we ar������ "l.id, pariieuKi- to puint out that a .number have been opeimed in a,small unwoik- nianlike. way, for stock purposes, bub these should not be con.siri'eied ns mining ventured���������for really they are not���������and theiefure their failure ii no reflection on this rlhi.-iou of' tlm mineral le.vuircps of ihe province. He ifops on to di>cn.-s the chief hindrance to the development of the deposit?, vvhich he, places n>* hide of capital. But, lie. renvirks, unfortuuale.ly Biitish investois wiil, on reading this, probably exclaim, "What becomes of all our money. We hnve subscribed to viiiinus BriiMi Columbia n'iininj; en- lerprihesnt diiTereni times, but in only a few instances-lime we been success^ ful." While, this, is, n very natural 'a p i * tiling for ihe British iiivestur to say Mr. Kendall hastens to point out Unit relatively \ery little .Biitish money has been lost iu auriferous .quart?! mining, mui even llrit, liiiln must be debited to bad iiinniijjeinent or sumo' thing worse, rather ihan lack of op* port unity. He notes a peculiar point in this connection, saying: "Sirange ns it, nuiy seem, ihejosspa iliat'lime lipen incuried by investors from this side of the PiTtlaiiiic were. ���������iji connection with minerals and districts out of which Americans have, made large sums of money. I have, in my previous coinnmiiiciition, - pointed out1 why the latter are sn'ufien successful where Englishmen fail, nnd I would here further renintk that Ilriti.sh Columbia, us a field - for "British 'mining investment, slanrls on quite n different footing from oilier important field*, such ns Ati>traliu audi New Zealand of even South Africa. Li these the English .investor has" mailers vpry much bis ow,i wny, l.-ut in.Briiisli Col- umbiii it is not vjy. Theie he has to compete with tin; American, who Inul the important advantage of being first in the province, is always on ihe. s-pi t, unci-who besides ia keener commercial- '��������� ly���������Uiuugli less iliorough technically��������� limn the Englishman.' If we are to survive in such u struggle for existence we must, improve our commercial methods. We. must not send out men to purchase mining properlies who are utterly ignorant of mining, ;is we have done, "We niusl nut, buy on \endur'.s reports, as we have 'done. We must not build mills nnd smelters, when we ��������� have not suilicient money in 'hand or at command for mine development, ns , we have done. We must not ��������� build mills before we have n mine nur leave the selection of treatment piocesses lo men who are mill ljuildeis only, as w������ lime done, We. must not send out fto manage properties,'men in whrni 'we have so lit Ue confidence that llipy are little moie than puppets worked from this end, as we have done. Wo must not le.me the miinagpinent of mines largely to boy just from school, as wo have done; even if il be from a school of mines. Mining can only be loar'ned in the. mine, alUniiigii a knowledge of ninidiv <���������! In the Review. it is more rapidly unci thoroughly leached if the preliminary iniiiiiux has been of the right kind, We mu-t pay more attention to mining unci lesi lo the .share market, think of more"divi*, dends earned from the sale of mineral and less of those realised by the manipulation .f stocks. Tho man who says: '-Oh, damn dividends, I want a' quicker way of making money than that," will probably disagree with the last remark, but for ihe benefit of the , comniunitv it slimiiil never be fur- golten that in stock transactions money simply changes hands���������'twas mine, 'ti-< hiv���������whilst by ihe opening up of a mineral deposit which can bn woiked at ,i piofit, new wealth is cicalcd and ll sHuM-holders, We trust e country, as well as the to that extent benefitted." that inn'riv Canadians as /? easons Why Enqlish Investments I woU M i������; "ti^hu^ wiil read u.cse "wo ' I must not, paragiaph--, and wnl also Do Not Give Better Returns. ' NOTICE. NOTICE TO PKJi-KMI'TOnS OK CIIOWX L\y.D3. tlVIE nt I cut ion of I'rccniplnr^ of Crown In win .1 i-. Iipreliy.i nllcd to nn niniMidinciit, to the '���������J/inil ACt." pnmed nt t!ifi List -"U^loi) of tho Legislature, whioli pioviiles n-, follows, viz. :��������� ' fl, pro-oniptorsof Crnxvn 'In'nils, win tlior in nrrcnrs in p ij im nt f'if ln-.tiilnicnt.' of inirohiiso money or nor, iv!in nL the timo of cmilnpf into lniTO of this Act ii.lvo iilitniiii'ii (.VrLilliMU'R of I-iiproveineiil, nr who shall luivo otiln'iii'il (.'i'i-- lifli-ntcsnf luipriivoiiii'iii within tw,'h-f month's llieri'iiflfr, .shnil on cniiforniiiiK with llie provision--, of tlio '-i.and Act," i-xei'iit ns hereby a I- tfi-cil, be untitled lo olitaln Crown Knints of their pro cniption claims upon cumiJlctiiijf payments of purchase money al t ho rnto of seventy- five ci'iil,1* pi'i' aero, an.I Crown Kr.int foen, whioli pnyincnts may bo made ns follows: "Twontv-flvo rrnti pcrarroon or before tho Hiit day of Di'ecnibor, 10)1; "Tweniy-flvc cents per aore on or before the amiidiiy of .rum.. m->-, "nw! the rrniaininj;��������� "Twcnty-flvo eon's par aero on or haforo the 31-r ilny of Iieoi'inlier, l!X)2. nnd wiihout any fni ll'.oriiiiymcnt of interest or nrrciM of intereyt.' | . . .. .Vt.8. GOIIRi, ���������' Depnl J; C'oii'imiriPioiierof Liuidii & Vv'ork, taiuliiaiid AVn'rks'Dopni'inirnt, ������������������ . , . . ,, vj9torJ������i9.9������iiisv J-W������i 1WJ-"'���������' Mil." (WlM- Wt (rVn^Vvulittc .yuf- tyirivB A recent issue of iho. Vancouvpri World contains the following on llie j mines of JJrilish Columbia:��������� Few men have been able -to do so j much for the mines of British Columbia j ns J. D. Kendall, now of London, but j fiiiiueily of this eiiy He. is ihe author of the. Silver Lead deposits of i llie iSloean; ihe Auriferous Alluvium J of the Fi-ascr Piiwr and Its Tribti-j tnrie.s; The Auiiferotis and Argilliferous Copper Ores of 'Rout hern Uritish'Coluinliia and The Aurifi-n-us Qiiariz Deposits of Sou!hern Biitish Columbia. This last pamphlet has just been issued from the oflice of llie I!. C. Review, ihe only'weekly published in London which is entirely devoted to the mines of this count iv. The matter contained in the pamphlet was originally published in the columns of the Review and we hope that its circulation, both by means of the Review aiid the present pamphlet, will be as great as it deserves. At. all remember thai n learned in a mine, to foiget that, mug can only bo ,Nut a lew me apt To Meet at Nelson On Tupsday, June 18, a special train will run from Vancouver to ��������� Ar* row head .via the C. P. R.. carrying ������<imo thii ly deit'ifites from Vancouver, Viclotia, New WiMlmiiisier and X-i- ii n i ii io to the ui'H'tiiig of the Masonic grand iiicige at Xi-lsuu. Fiom 'A:-io-.v- head ihe parly "i'l proceed to Roba m by .steamer and Uifnee to ' their destination by i.iil. Tlie'1 session of the grand lodge, will take place' nn Juno 20 and it i-< probiible llmt the .dele gates will ail have rPlutned to ihe coast by the following Sunday. The at tendance at the council meet* in������ Friday night wa* ihe largest, of any meeting hi-ltl by that body. All iippi-ated to lie looking fur a warm dis- cussion on the quarantine question but the ��������� expectsd did not.happen, u very good eveniug'.s v enlcrtainuieili.' wus THE KOOTENAY MAIL. ft ft. - * 9. -% !P <P ,v ..v i- .V �� ,v. ^.^���^^J^.5^.^.*^.*-^.*^.'*-^.* I Walker, TI. II. Sidon^ and Mr. Patter ���'. I'.' |f- ^^\-��~& ^0| 3?^ ���j' | ,i ii.iv i-l|,-I on i In-to.ul and aie ipi-hi'v t > s 3fl ft ��H ,v ' ini^ Mini-mil.���!> tro.-n llie L-ndi'iui dis I s i ;���-' ' '-.'ii. ��� \ , ������r-��iii--i-i" Wdild, j A , Tin' ]J ii> i in iM- fiiru (.'���'. Im iv now 9 0 r o �� �� i' 6' - itf tiiil. Tlii-ir liis>t shipment ol" ti^ais was made lo Air. J. A. M.igee, of Comaplix. We aie glad to see the boys in Comaplix appieciate a good smoke. Am; for an Entei piKi' or Selkiik. Ji Tin- citi/.i'iis of Gloc.-iii will ioin wiili ,r , 0 -m ,,,.��� 6 j | hi- .Mini r-.' Unii'ii nnd hold ;i (ili'ln.-i- M.U'pole So.ip will dvc -, . '' , -.,. -, , T i, i i Hun o:i June 2,ii h. in-le.id ut i.ii Dn- any s'i.i Io. Wont w.tSi) 6 ��� ���" i. ' .. , , ,i,' i in mil hi ) iv. i lii 11- i-l r 11 ion vv ill l,i k i' nn:. ])i n >: Mam Un- . . - , ,. , ,T . ilii- Iiiiiii ul ,-i AI im-i > L 1.1.hi picnic v\ ii li ,-i pi ugi.niiMii uf -jiris. A i.un.- ..., | ,.,. ~k , i'l I I'l lIlll'UI Ol.illlls will 111" |,| I'M nt, ���* including I-'.l. IJu.i ci-, 1'ie-ideiil of llie & SiOi lln; lliree Toionto fiiiniii.'iN w ho for llii- past ten days have been allr.it.I- $ ing mi nun li allenlion but one remain1* ft to mei t the penalty uf llie piixwi h i:nk :i:iJ cm he u-c 1 u i .". I kinds of dull), gloves b in.ikerc!:uf\, cic. ��� | Sold in 15c. Cakes, f ' % and all colors kept on ^ . ��� , , .. ..,-������ fp . l ���* , Julli's is dead as !hi> i e��mt til injui u- ���S . ��� h:l"J :lt lllC ' * | iir.ii,.1 iu l he limit v. ill. Ili.'pulic- y it i w hi!,',i I It'injii lii^r In e-cijii', mid Il'.il- $ ri�����BJnT)-uvn ni\'rf'n ^ i l< <l^f l��.i -. t ln-.tl.-tl lljt- K".iiln\v�� llV C��HI!- TuM31i)i'd^D09i(uO $i ������.,��������� >�����,.ui.., ���.,.., 7...,,!,,* ��.��,����� ' v ^-' Vi i i . i it i i tF; Ai $ Revelstoke Station �� .V & DOM McGr.ISEOR���At Revi'l-tuke, on Sun day, June JJlli. W01, th.' wife ol Alex. McGregor of a clciughUr. Wilson���At, Ur-icl-ioke, on Tuesday. . June Hi Ii. ICO], th.' wife of Tho* i Wilson, ol llugi r'i P.is--, of a mui. ,- liT-fi'l" Jii-*- pick I Mill lift fo'' the Bend yc.sli'id.iy. (.'.' II,' Wilke's ins rciuoved to the 'Pi'.iiomei' i-esideiice. POH SAL'l'J--A iheoduiile by Giuley, ' nj'|il.v'lii IJ II. .Ma\ ue. Ii'.-yi'l-tut.. fc i nii'i t I .'if (laid", alu,ie. Tin' rdl' s lui Un: i el limed iiienllii'i's if ihe Stiallii-iiii.i lliii.-e h,i\ i�� ai i'i veil aiul .ue on exhibition ,it ,J. Guy Uar- Ii.'i'm vv bci i' UicV ;ire beinjj litlfil v\ tih :=T" (il.ilen lie.il-ing Ihe insi i ipliun, "Pre* .-������.itfil tu ��� -, b.V the I'lti/.i'iis.ot I�� .vi'lstuKi'," llie name of each icceiver b dug in.sirilied on the plate. The r.lles ,,iv the M.ulinS .IVly, ISfW model, 3J (ii) calibre,'and will III,ike a vei y s.rtiihle pie.seiitiiliui]. The receipts nt ihe refolding ot'iiie J'nr May aiiiouiiied to over $1,jUU, the nii)>t ol" this Mini was for iniin'i'n c. rli- lic.ites which' iiidicites tiilit although ihe i.iihvny |iecp!.' are not bicaking ui'fki Lo g.t lo Tiout Jjoke, 'mine iivvnt'is i'i ihe tli.-niei Mill preserve ilieir laiiii in the L imIciii'm fu'iiie. The mining ici'.ijils fui this yi'ur are (.vei $,'X'''i in excess of I he saiiic pei iud iu JI'OJ. ���Topic. Clint eii^iiieer Tye of (lie C. P. It. h,i-( uuie .iirtl ''one in,d the deci.siou is ''l\ I.eckes has li.ken ,-i pusiiiun with <-lw.l ,Me-si-. Cmlsoii nml Purler will '.bis. I. \Vuudr.nvun hind, liven i ig. i-n-lr work on the gi.ide of the Linlu Cli.-irle.sM. .Murphy, llie hicycle i ider. 1).is joined (he New York police fmvr. An assize'emu i, u ill In: held at Atlin on.Jjily ]l)th, lo be presided over eil her by Judge living i r Uhh-f Ju-lice A!c- ('V11. , . ,'j'he cu.stoiiis ret m lis at the local ollice for llie moiilli of M iv anioiinleil In ftOl'i.ll, \\ hilc ihe iiilauil ii'veni.e was S5();J.7S. A ihailcnge hn- been icccived by the fnolh.ill club (-enioi).lu play a inaleb .at, Golden on Dominion Day with the (jenior eleven of thai town. Denvir, Coloiado, h.it. been chosi n Us headi]u;ii teis of tile Weslein Fedei- ation of Miners and ihe offices will be moved there in <-i few weeks. ���> Col. Dent has arrived nt L'.'ilgary and railway. It i-i understood tb.it llr new'line \ i.i Lardo t iver is adopted and the detour to Htiw.set lake Ihrown out. At a laler dale ,l '-put will piobahly be laid fiom I iie liver thiough Ihe puss to Huw scr lake. The ( hail're inv uives I he i t -aiw ilice ul live ul - \ luili'.s of i-umj,li.'l- ed iciadi'.- Koot.'ii.ii.iii. 1ENTS hiad3i During the Week by Revelstoke Merchants. Enterprise Brewery���Field, Ferguson. Morris- & Siecd ��� Arrowhead. i>i nitikiiiKappolutiiieiits iu"ihe vn'noi ��� ! Ropers Pa��?. in-.Milc, Smith Creek, r.inchinj,' ceiities ici the uii-peclioii ol I Do^ nie Lree.r.1 Alberta's production ol hun-es, '' Bourne Pro'.���Naklifp. Tliom- ' sen's Landiiiff. 0'icelv Creek. Bea- \ernioutli, Arru^h.cad. UlceillciUiet, Pallifrr, HiS^est lienors, World's Fair Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair ''Atoiil Baking rowderi containing: alum. They arc irj-trious to hciltli m���.^������������������^���^�� i^-, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. y\i>. D. Godd.nd is vi-dting in Ito.-s-- l.iiul, II. G. Pal-aim was in the (ily V.'ed' tiesday, Dan Ciinei'o'n was up Tuesday from Coniapli.v. J.Jil F.dlis went do'wn lo Camboi ue yi'ssterday. Fred Di-j inline was iu the city Wedneydny. D. WuUey has returned from Ihe Fish Cieek country, Geo. Well-, of Pabibcr, was a visitor to the (ity this week. Mis, Duck relunn'd Saturday evening fi'.iin Portage la Praitie. Air. nnd Mis, I. A. IiMsmi, of Nelson, al'e M.sM ing li lend.-in theciiy. V. i-l. Tisd ill, of Vancouver, vi-ited iteu-Ntuke'llii'end uf l.i*l week. ��� TiJis, I j. h'. J'i'iiiiiiiiei left ye.-iLerday fur y.i-iMiiLloJ.iinlbiii'JnbbaiHb iir. and lMis-.-A. Foriebler, of Itob- Min, were in liieciiy Wedni-il.'.V. '.Judge Foi in held a .sitting of tlie loiinly i-utin hereon Wednesday, J. A. ilara w.H in the cily Saturday ietui ning west the t.nnu evening, i ' ^V. G. 'Giraid'and J. B. iM.ickeir/ae w'li'c up fiom Uuin.iplix I his vSci'k. ^ < i- Geo. Ijowcr.-, A. Mnddock 'imd A. Sii-uiger i.i'e'duwn' I'i'uiii the JJig Uend. P. II. Petlei-eiM nnd R. llarringtDii came in li inn 11 lee llowaeloll S ituill.iv. Win, Gill, inspector of inland revenue, v laiied the luial oliii'e on Moi.c, day. E. McLJean came' down Ir.un.Carnes' Cieik Una week bnng'iiiK with linn hi^ vv liitci'.- c.ilcb of till 5. D. Cow-uii, F. iluuimeiy and F. C, Eliiuli.ot Tiout L ike City, weit viftt- loi's iu the iitv I his week. Ailliur 0 Wheeler, of the"d',part- incut ol ihe inteiiur, C'ttlg.iiy, was a vi.-ilut to tlie citv this week, A f.uevM-ll d.incii will be leiideu-J on Ihe ^lsi nisi, lo -Mift. and iMibs iMiukle- siun, .Mini Drake and -Miss, Ft.in r. Prosypclnrs and pjiim ov.-ncr* nro imsted to cniuiibiuc io the IC'ioii:>: \" -Mail information of a mliabli- t-li.ir u tei regaitiing their projicrtii s, (ic'sciiliinj <iirf.ico hlio'vinys dcvi loiuiiciii woil: nndri-nils alt) ndinpT il, iis��r,s, an I new liiscovi'iie-. The editor deeii-f- In I'l.ll.c tin; JIaii. n. liieaiirf of fiiriiisluiiK lo invesLoi's icii.ible iiifiirinatiuii (���.'iiiceriiiii^ llie luujoess mikI ilevclopineiit of (liuiiiiiici.il res jun'c-, of Xorlh Kootenay. The gold pioduclinn of Diiibsh Columbia for 1900 was 81,7:32,10.1 The niiiiei.d pioduclinn of the Province iu 1 LOO was f}\C),o 1-1 7ol. 1 Wind cuiiie- f'l.im Cuiii'i]ili\ that ���'��� ' . i I new siiike li,i- been made mi the E'.i ' hil! and liiai 1 I claims we;e .slaked. 1 Peniii.s Muijihv, M.L A., has been letuined by a Pittsburg syndicate to incoiporate a company iu upeiate on (he Quesnelle liver. The ofiice of the inspector of metnl- liferous mines for all uf .West Koot- ai) iy (except G.i.it lliver ..milling divjsidii) jind SouUiern "^'.ile lias been Hinted i'ioin It'isiiand ifi Nelson. ��� Tin: liit.il ani'iiint of cuke produced in JJiiiisb Culiimbi.-i during the \ear 1H00 wai, 83,119 ions. The Cimv'.s Nest coal mines fui iii.sbedAjy.Ood tons, which is neatly one half of ihe total product i, hi, r Ciincut ivpott has it ih-itoneof ihi! iid'cis for llie. Impe'i ial.Develup- nieut Syndicat'e'.s properly in (he Lnr- deau ban been made by a syndicate inteie.sted in the, London and I3rilis|> Columbia Coldlields and kiudied'Companies, , ,, The building for the lilulet prise con ecu tr.i tor, on Ten .Mile, in the ti loci n. is about completed and the pl.iciiig-in position of' ihe machinery will commence nt once. Nearly nil the ma c-hineiy Ims already airive'd and is lying un the duck at ihe landing. A meeting of the shareholders of the Iuipeii.il Development i}\ iidiCal'e was held \raienl.iy id'lernoou in the bOanl of tin Ie loom for the' purpose of consideiing ihn fpies'iioii of nuihoii/iiig tlie diieclois of the .s\ ndijati; lo (leal with any pull ion- of the Sjn'diui'le to dual with any poition'of ihii syndicate Jissi is. T��o \i'i v llatteiin'g offei's have been leceived for the L.irdoau piopeities which the 'syndicate has been developing, but the necessity of icfei i ing tbe negotiations back, from lime lo time to llie shateholdeis 'stand* iu llie w.iv of ilosinj; out iinv deal., It was suggested th.itAlhe diiectois ,.be empoweied to handle the, assets'i;�� the syndicile, but somn .legal (ju'est|oi|.s came up and it was decided to, adjoin ii unlil they cou'il bo delcimined ��ati,s f,acloiily. Of the tv^o oilers mentioned at the meeting ycsleula)^ one. called for ihe pa) m'ent of ^2o0,Q0tJ it) install- menlH and a "one l]U,u lervholding in ihc-hlock.of a company lo-. Ijb ^lynted to woik tho piopeity. Either deal, ,if_ consiimmaled, would give."the nienibe'is of the a) ndicaie a haiidsoine returu, their total outlay ,np in date being figured at wiihiu 8'10,'O03.��� Nelsoii Tiibune, ' .'.'"���. HARDWAR -r-swaMWgjfgaanrnrrrr-^^ -��-i i-M' .-^a E ^te1! g��aHggBB MEBILAiBi" iPVUSi iwiagjaLTththaciJx'jju i��v�� iy^vjemHiBM PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND BRUSHES. Miners Octagon Steel, only Jessop's Best kept. Picks, Shovels, JJairows Single and Double Ditled Axes-, Cross Cut, Saw*. Huilders'Supplies���N.-iil--, Uuilding Paper, L^cks and Hinges.* HARDWARE ONLY, W. M.Lawreiiee, Revelstoke Carpet.*-, Linoleums, Floor , i ' t Cloths Blinds, Wall Paper, Ace _ Second Hand Purnilum lioiigbt-and.Solcl/ Waiehou.sii for Storngetif Furniture aL inolilbly Kites. / ��r.i for Pianos, Organs, and ��w!rg IVachin s. HZO^ATSOIsr. -JirG- E.QiAL ., Spring:^ S^f^^-Goods- to Hai|d Extra stron"; Serges'.for pants ni $'5, made to order. .. ' '.First-class Spring.Suitings from $20 to $28. A Moment's GonsideratioD. " - The only difilciilly ih selecting your suit here is due lo the y- fact that .we haVe such a gfe.T,t varielj'i. '' ': ��� - ' W you iVjant ��a fai,hiqnalij"& ._ '"sjirbg suit'or overcoat Ave"A" \. ' surest a look al.-our; nfe^v ' , goods, . ^ r _, ..t / '".' iiiits. $18, $20,-$2.^|agr:-;' Trousers fr6m;$2,5J o/toliO. Ladies' Higli Class.Cusiom'Tailoring^. ���,, B.,; Gressman,. McKenzie Ave. ^i..,.,ww., 1. ^'.ww^-wum Htn.jif, ������l.,^.y|,l.i1j ,',,��i\ij nffiir h.'e, \ '/'nil h"iiw p^^l^l���lH^ ""''."^if"*,,', iiH.';.,'.nil'rjf,.|nFirni A seiious Hie des.tio.vid the iniiin 'bhalt, b.iiikliinc at lln* IJiucu eoppi r mini's Wednesday, The )om- is up- , . ,, u-.h'iiU of $aj.0l)y. ��ilh i.iM.tance ul 1 1\0icl ,"-- 1 OV.llg���Lomtipii.V. Al- u . C,o�� Ir-, .. Iiroth.^ of S. D. Ci o,i le. jiowlipnci. Rogers Pusf, .-icamous. jill'llu U|IJ LtMUI im.u. WnKu..a m. I-'m- i ultlCiei'. ' 'jlS .n.ii \m|| |,.in.iiii lieie lor a Umi- 620,000. Ti" \f, f.iM' h-,ii,i :,iin Timmi T ,i u i>n J , ^. ., ,. il i*, .u.ii w 1 irilia u neic lor a lime. I'. -McOa.t' Hi'lil in o r.0,1, L,.���e < n c_ R JIume & Co���ClVaiTeilaC hie, , ' o kUiirJ,iy witn a c-.u load ol cnlll.- lor UieciUewne1i Comaplix. lii"" I'eild. J{. CjohIhii ��uid 11. A. Upper lelt lor iVBuins & Co.'���-meat inarki't \\ hicli i .,-",'",'"'.' \ ,,..- t-^S t ,,1-V ' JUuiii L.i���<.- I Ins nn i'oiiu io all.'iid llie Didn't Marry for Money. , ��� The IjoiIoii man, -.vim latidy maiMeil a f-iekly riil) j (imif; uotiinn', i-�� hjij-p.\'- now, for In* got Di. Kind's New" Life" Pill-, w hic-li ii'stoicd h"r'to pi'jl'IVt-t' lieallh. Infallilile for J iiiii'diee, IJil- lioiKnes-s, M.diiii.i,' Fever' and Aj,rue and all Livei and Stoinn.eli li oubles." , , , .,, ,, , , .iiv^.x,^ ~..��� j., -��^,^.> �����..^, Crt'iiUe l.ul efiVctivp. Only 23c. at the . has been ie-o))eiR'd \Mlh Ceo. Johnson , T|11] . , , A:] ��� . c i,r, ��� ; ?,un.- t-r the 1111..I Jiieuae tumtin^ . " --, , ip '', ��� , 1 ��� iieitl, -1110-',..C-Ci. 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""'./" ^""' "' U":'mi"^' ' f..!l����u,'d, hut. n,.c-k!,,i':, Arni.-.i Salve toenruii, the St,���i!���>ol,,e,-,..i,cel,i. '' &'f^^^U/j /F^* , ol r' W*,,.,. , ,-r K"i.,�� ... , lit- Cc.u.,1 . ,.���,,, (j] y C.,1|(J(1 ,���.,,. Inr,limi,p f(II. law nlnrh u iii pie\et.t any hu thi r '"' ll"*U,)' ' | Cut-, Coin-;, i-ime-. Doil-. Bruit's, balU'.mie-s lieiuSh-ld on ibal day. ��� ftevefstokians Doina /SSSSSmeni'' T- T"-si-"' M- J;- i>-' ��-f:.t ��.'fLS,il-,Skiii Dw'ii��c* i'li.l Pile-. 2.JC-. at the, Ai ill-; iiMilt ol an explosion Ainu-1 xlavn'jfht. in ilnj I'mt Jt-n id mineMit " "": "" 7 y: ;7- 7 LIMITED Wholesale Hardware,-Ship Chandlery and Mining Supplies. '. , Hardware Department, Q-10-12-"Cordova Slfeet' '���������;, ('Ship Chahdlel.7 (Drparth-.ont, 8-10 Water Stre6 // '.';-:v a '0, MTIJ.M Mi.,*..,. 1 ll . I, 11 MM 1 ,,i rt.ll.. 1 1 1 n 1,111" -TdYnaiH On'o Bloclt'flrisin G.P B Dopeti ". ... and StoaEttvJoatAV&afvca Kcfarhisliotl ana Rc-hibtlclloil Siatca ��1.50 to $2 pot c.ay ���j 1 Corner Granvtlle & Hastings Streets, R^QOVVSWELL, Proprietor, -"��� ���' \ ��� Vancouver, B.C. v^-. Work in tie Lard sou. iiii���i, 1 1, 11 ti�� ,1 ��� t", i --enl.iluc- liom ' Ci nulla Di u^ ami Book '-it oie., ii,, ,. j.irt>- 10 i,i- i, O. (J 1'". ^ruul i - ,���"*- Ihe Pitl.slail- Coal Ct>mpa:i>, IOpet- >( Joil^ 1.11 ^ l.n^ at .N tmil.no. j ^^1^^^^^ binT"ine di-.t'd, .st-M-ii iiijmed mul (From Ihn L i_dt 1 - .M,���>>!-. Gi a .1 ni-e tan,i-iie and .S.iin I ^^Cjii^vv.ll llrotisiui!? ofdi'llaii Moiili ot 1 inpnij D .Mi.Ii.losh of i'Ii-i.-I-'mk.' is in ihr- li,,r.i'-. <>i iiu- it>-, i.|-i..ft. c-iiiim^fiit 01 M/j liePlioycd payroll ri'Mi" inii.r.;; f ��� i.iv ii< ' i> HI- .-li I I l 1,1 'ill l i i 1 ' . I L I III II, ,1 II,Jl ,K > . I I "1,, ���' It. l> ' 1 .. 1 . 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I.i.st.lul", ;t() .r|i j3il(1, \v���,,inr-;M,;, isnnei'f Hi" J n"'l' m ...nii.'M lot,,110n- 1 1 tint 1,...tiny, ,i'i.i j . _ ' . . . . and what to buy 1 "^JT'TSi I I , 1 .- y 1 �� 1 i 1 1 ��� ,-, ��- ... -' M"i it"' ��� .��� ���; .' 1 -." 1 <������,'; < 1..' p ,, .,^��4*% Q4-a�� A��T _. . 8," Iron-/Fomiders, _ Boiler Makers and Machinists, ���' ;A': .''-\'c'.$ucc'es3or3'toiARMS7RONG & MORRISON. Wa h'avo '1!ie ututst toinplcto JtAGIIIN'K SHOP mid F0UXJJKY cqiriiintnt wcbt of Torciito fortlio iinuii)fuctiu-oof: . '^ H.ydi'aulic Qla'ntB', Riveted Steel Pipe, Grizzlies, RifFlcG, Ore Cars, ' ,Gre Euskels, Steel-Wheelbarrows, Stationary, Marine a .'id Logging /.Engines, Steam P.um"psi Marine Repairs, Sheet Iron and Steel ��� .Woi-V ��� .^J 1( . 1 : \\n l.-nvc in slmk IV ilium il.'iiie dt'llu'i-y iJOlhl'IllS. kJcki \-|,;,s, pf^IlK Oltl' L'AllI \VHKI<:UUItltO\\ si .mil JIININU iiiitl-S.WV.MJl.l, JUIIIIIXKHV ofi.fciv (Ic'siMit. ion ��� 1 lito 110ll,l':in'fI!K?s, WIJOL'Onr-iriO.V i'll-K nml J.'lTm0Saml KNC-INUKKS'III!aIsj,^ GOODS audSOvl'l.llCS, . '. , '-- _ C-'j)iTci>poiitl6ict'tiollclletl nml 'uficljilly iiilciilctl lo, ' " OFFICE AND WORKS^-Foot of Heatley AvGiue Vancouver, B. 0. . I �� !,,( h in ,' in '," i li ,:,: i "i i nt.��� . and I ||." l.l h' I- OUI "II \\" l Iki'I ii '. 1 Iii'.i-i '[Am 111 i n , ,' i !l," \- i-il k..o i n D!,lf k ,\ I k' ��� 11 ' ,i ,i , i *: i i " '..��� , ,' : ���-', . .,1 ,\ .,, "��� II' ,.' Ill I . ��� ', ������! io/.,- Ol j ,.i t ,. ,i, ,: l i I ii.'- '��. i.. I ��� 11. ., i , . . v in i-,i i. | i i h' ' ''���'" >��� i i " .' ,.'.' ' ii .' i ,..(,,, , 111111 ;,. _ w , . s, L.i ,,, ; ,,, , iJi'dilh A\eiiui\ Xi'W V'uk. Tliere was a j illy q.ilh.M inpr of I'm I Ilofie boy.-i at lie- Hold Uitlmintou Ii I'- cn'y \>y careful clndy i!ic ' :u^.^.M i,cron.cs a factor i i l! c ^Lri-.','.c for health and i.ap.>:nci--. Our repLiali'on has been won \jf studying where io buy .. km..', deal or ��-oik h.s i)t"',i<!.'.i!.'i'i I The Rsveh.ioke Lumber Company, ill. II un. s|) ������'. inp,r up ,. hi���'lmd v nl j _ I iM ei 1'iiiii". The Srilhci.inr look liu-i lneiiiii'.i ki.ic! i\ ci -li'.id oi i Tin j "J hu fii?f -L '.Ini'ii'. '��� " .in.- of the ��oMiiof.iie..n.i..ii. S ���, id III- i.l.l piopnlv H l.k.Iv I o 1," |,,t und.-. .1 ^ ,,,,..,���, ,,r , (,,. |.,.,, j. Lok,, ,.uln |,M. tmin Men- tnlii, 'iiiits .-iiii^ ,nil W. i! i.-i.f bond li:n "i .isirn, in lln - >| H'J't 111'-- 111,1(1!.' ,l!lll ,1 lllll.-L .( II j"\ ,i tile .���v.i;liiu'-< -spi'iil. ��� Tie' '-ll.-rii . .wi.is nftu- pi.'li by 0. Clin ke, of' ReVfl.-lokr, who ,|A iji i he.cily sjienilio^ (i'fe'w diiys ;iud llio.si' present were'.Robert Ururu FJ-'ii-. pf'tf, 'I?- H/tlnT"11/ !f-, yii^K.'-Fri'il ' ddf'i i-i'iil ii.iifiiK.s ,ii >��� ni'^oi i,.|,:;i^ f.u I hi- pi i.iil.���>,'''��� Tli'Tc h.i,' bi-cn enough oie pack.;il oi? llie -Ijliiek Warrior (lor .slu'fhi^r j:iii'| osesjliy clH'iiii owu.'i'H I ben', to iniike ,|i t'aii.ly 'grind ..sn'n Iter' te.-.l \\' '.A'lulani th it rcpula- t;',n Lv c,'.i''.fui ailcnlir,ii tu per- for; <i!.iii '-d pre.->cnjilloni. and lov.c I v.'.'"1';. GUY BARBER, Watches", - Clocks, Jewel!ery_. and Silr. verware. ; Engagement Kings a Specialty. . C.P.R, WATCH INSPECTOR; Revelstoke Station, B.C. Mining ^�� With Canadian Supplement 553 Broadway* New York, U, S. A. (V Coin) any I'i'jI |ii,if< mi .M',i.d,i a 'when Uif lollovvin^ olhr'm-x uere elected : '��� '���'���; : President���Ja?.^.ljWruhon,:- teeretury���K. Howton., ���'���"'. '���;'; l, , Mini., ,, ��'l".'J rv '"* ���'''" '' * ' .,"������.,���. - . , . , - ai,ij,���,,.,,t.' I!���to:..,-,������ijK..y,.,|(,i,|vti,. -,M.iii��|p;-HMwfonisP!!., eorge ''Tho Drugg'sf," '.;.���'.��� ..; Xhwmu)' 'to flte'Jhp. A.W.Co.. ... R^V^ajOKE STATION, P. Q- HIJ ITi'Kt tilid iUott InHiiontial .Tili:fu(�� l*��lier Jij the World* biuti])Ic Coi*)- 1'it'f. i ! ! j i : : I "It's not lost that a friend gets/' , Rather give too much, than too little value! v A safe policy for Makers, who brand their own price on���- "Tiie Slater Shos" 0. B. HUME & 00. Sole Local Agents/ Weekly Edltiou.,,SJ.(.Oi or annum, postpaidi Monthly " ,;. J.JO " " , . . l_ . . . Rubber Stainps. ^nnlcw-fm-^llnbbDr-^hdnpfi scrit lii" tdlTirT ,.���..,. ti, ���������,.���, , ,, . ,, Shade Trees, Fruit Trees, Roses. PiT?ons d,-biiri!is of oliluiniii^; Applpi IViii, Sluidc Tici��>, Lil.it-s, iJiuinlHln Ash, ���'Hi.r.ci. (:|)e.��nii(.��, ltusiilu'ifv or Oiirraii't Busliij.��, or Hoses, sliuidiuil find.{-Iim.liinfr, �� ill' find it. to tliHir ad- vii'iitiifje lo.; add reus J, L>- "WvWi'Vi OTnmrmBiSsnssaESSOT mmSmS^^^
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