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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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n *ei*l Ifonry W Vol. 8.-N0. 50. REVELSTOKE. B. C, MARCH. 21, 1902. $2.00 Per Year riv. > have ju<t opened up u ino.-U complete shipment of NEW DRY GOODS ��������� imported direct from rieotland. Thin .-hipnicnt (.���������i.-nsi^'ts of everything new and fa.-hionaiilo FOR SPRING. Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Muslins, Organdies. Pique, Duck, Veilings, Etc..Etc. 1 ij ' ' COME IN AND LOOK AT THEM. REME.MBIlK liy importing tho.se excellent Dry Goods from ir'cotland our etiHtoiner.s nirect we :-ave the middle man'? profit and give,||] 10 nenotit of it. yA lit-iii had done as lie agreed, and the late storm t'is.irg.nrrsed tlie telephone ns well as the lire alarm system.���������Aid. Law said Kllerinan had agreed to put, system ' in order and wait for his money till it wa-j H.itisf.tetory. Then i B S5FHT'iJ ��������� ������2 HIS"O condition for $48 or not he paid. lie Urat tl lllwt fi. "i"��������������� <��������� f"r h]s ������!om*.v-aml :i d ���������>���������afu>:; w������ a am m a ,������������������������ .-he was p.iid rlic system was out ot I older ajfiiirr���������Aid. ilunio- said 10Her- Deputation Waits on Government. $5,000 Grant d ��������� and Engineer io Report. Ottawa, March 14.���������A. MeRae and F. iMcCarty, of Revelstoke, waited on Hon. J. I. Tarte to-day with lion. W. Teriipleman and asked that the improvements of the river at Revelstoke be proceeded with Mr. Tarte said he was going to' spend,' ^."5,000 now, mid was going to send an engineer to examine what additional improvements were necessary, and,,a .further grant would he made. imM^mm The Si her Cup Changes Hands On Friday :in important deal waj coti-ummated hy which Meei-rs. J. J.'Young and \V. 1-5. Pool became he was going away and, wanted his ihe owners of the Silver Clip mine money. The committee-should not have paid him so soon.���������Aid. McLeod We have also in stock 10 now rolls of a. ... Inlaid Linoleum and Floor Cloth.. the very newest pattern.-; and unexi-elled quality. ' i i Boots <& Shoes a Complete Stock ; . Rubbers-all Shapes, Sizes and Prices gjj ��������� . m Mail orders solicited and promptly attrnded to. ' '" 1 NEW STEAMER I To Run from Rapids to Canoe River. G. S. McCarter ha.-* received a letter from 8. Winter, one of the eastern parties in tore-ted in the Tete. ..'nunc t'nche miea deposit?, in which Mr. Win er i-tate? his- afrociiiii'.f-' an* willing lo co operate in placing a steamer un the upper river to connect between Canoe Riyer and Death Rapids.,-If this were done, and ihe tramway at the rapids const meted it would afford, hy connecting with the steamer Ke\el-toke, a complete system of iu��������� tran-poriation lies v. een Cnnoc river ������|] and ihe- C. \>. \{. ai Kev-1-t..ke. Of t-imrie Mr. Win;er\- object is to enable them to get their mica to .market, at a pus-unable, cost of lran-porta ion. 'Ihe mica- has hitherto been packed 240 miles to Knmloops by ihe Nurili 'i humson trail. BLANKETS g������ All Wool White Blankets $3.50,4.00, 4.50 per pair W Grey Blankets, $3.00, 3.25, and 3.75 per, pair. Jaji - > - - - - i i , fJS-? 'J lie. e'are undoubtedly tho best value in the city. g$ Men's Full Length Rain Coats from $4.50 to 14.00 ^- " Our $4.50 line is ������ Corn Cracker. ��������� , 3? See or.r s]-ecial ������ncw Shoe Rubbers���������none like them elsewhere' ^MORRISand STEED, Front Street, - Revelstoke, B. O. KAM LOOPS TO HORSEFLY Th" mwivnif mi r,������ lbe \VirOi Tliriiii-ori rnn^e *o til" gr*Mc/*lo,������ nf 'bo n.l-r.lh bn������ 'il-en t'ne'.lio'd on 'he i-eoo'e of T'nnilnonu. S rvl wi'b over'- .rmoiS'iiV. Tiievo. is\n >v5'"iAr,<\A lo wiflri/i .ff}v -���������"���������:���������"=��������� n* 'bn i'lne'ion l-be Vor'b 'fl-^A'-n., nnd C\f.<vw{\\pr. From (bo ".-!-' nf .���������V'.rnV'l ' ib*������ CJearvn'������������������*���������.��������� whieh bend������ rlirpr-U** ih ho \Tor'li ' iir,inc-n������i -ti;- cistup flit-'n crn UP n' r-'l Fi-'feflv '���������".iiei-'-l-"-1. V'-WliM !-��������� "-Muted Ai open up th'1 .v*"'". i*-' ''V ifr.^*-. A-vni of '-the. trnil V'';A"5Viiiile������'.A '. be eo--( i������ fWlmfiW n- .������2.'0n. and 'be ;irni-iirr,mi>ii' o-'irli' 'o )*<l vn no lvf-!'" Mno 'in 'n.Vi .-.fr-Vr -h" ���������������������������nrlf. lf i������ no' rrVevel'* ;i'. rivi'Vi* of a mute <n Hnrcpfii* hyii will n fniv] a rno^rr-' nf i-w-cpuf' fnr'orei-'tVi'- up aeonritry ������-biob there io ev������������rv rea������on to Wdi>y<v ha������ valunbh' r<"--oiiri'.''������. '���������",- "i"bi.eb lias never been nrr������������neo(ed for wan' of ne'-e'-c. Tbf fibi-ive f"l, lrin'dlv ler.t ii" bv the P';������.ndard. \vVdrb iu r'nk'nr jn' pefi**(i *ti'n������ei-t in nrorY-o'inc. tbe rotrt.e. dimrn nonroxiryntel'' '^"' (reivn-.pbv nf -ho r>o'Ai> <-���������, 1'ho "eiti^riP of . K.' mloon*- liivo tTVen the .^.iHcr ,,��������� c-n -n-'ivnl- Uirif"thi" map jipp'eiin* on rpt'i'h o^ 'b"!!- c'ci'iVucrv aqd tbft .bon.nl of trade a,ro..ipsuini?. ������.. ������pcd,i,J pqmphlcf, od the ������!)bjer.t. INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY. Conditions of Trackmen to be i , ��������� c ��������� Improved. J. T. Wilson, president, and A. B. Lowe, vice-president, of the R. I-i. T. of A., had an in erview.Avith Mr. Russ-ell, manajier .of the Intercolonial Railway, with respect to a schedule presen.ed to ihe company by a conimiitee - repre.-en'ing the. trackmen. '1 he, terms are the same ���������as thouc asked ' hv the trackmen frnm.theC. P. R.' '1 he foremen of extra pangs shall receive $3 per day: i-ection foremen, ������2 | er day; section men, $1 .SO per da} ; fonjmen of snow ploughs and flanker.-,' $3 per day; sec:ion men employed on came .work, IJ2 a'day; foremen carpenters, .f'2.75; carpenters', $2 per day. Ihe rate of wages which ohtain- at present is on the basis of $1.65 per day for section foremen and $1.20 per day for section men. " Mr. Russell bus already accorded recognition to our organization," said Mr. Wilson, "and he'has expressed a willingness to grant us other of ^tlie concessions m-ked for. Our schedule will be sent to the Minister of Railways', and weAire confident that it wil1 meet with fair treat men l."���������Montreal Herald. uaid the sooner the city arranged for someone to look after the system the better.���������Chief ttain said the system at No.I hall was not working���������Aid. .Manning said the system worked well when the committee tested it. The fault was in the plant.��������� Ellernian w a asked"IviTether iriMvrfiiuriittrthe system in repair free of co.-t and he agreed to do co. ��������� TASKS. The Mayor said the government had in band $200 of taxes due the city and which would be paid over on rccpiisition. I.1CEXSKS. Tlie Mayor said complaint had been made that men were soliciting orders for goods manufactured outside, and were only paying a $3 license, whereas under the bylaw they .should pay $50.���������Aid. Manning contended the system was driving labor out of town. ���������A Id Law 's-iid that those taking orders were simply doing the same, as the shopkeepers, selling ready-made.��������� Aid. Hun e said hibelirni took orders for clothing in the same way. LIGHTS ETC. Aid. McMahon said a light was wanted on the hill near G. Johnston's. ���������To be put in! Aid. Manning,, said the lights he had applied for had not yet been put,, in. A sidewalk w-.s also wanted by the railway shops. ��������� gi:xi:i:ai.. Bylaws for transfer of lc-t occupied'!^ Mrs. Laws in, and ' to liorruw $7,000 from ' .Molson's Bank were finally passed. ��������� < ��������� Aid. iliime, chairman of Finance Committee, reported the government had paid $72 ii.iliince -on school accounts.���������Aid. Taylor: Good for them l'( UNO KEKl'EIS. i\\. Fleming's application Imposition of pound keeper was accepted. , ' OUR CITY FATHERS in the Lardeau. Tlie parties iiver- esied object to giving out the amount, of the deal at prei-ent, bill it is no doubt in the neighborhood of $200,000, Ilia I, being about tlie value of ihe mine. 'I he proper.y lias been a large producer of Irtrh grade ore, and in addition to 711 ton* shipped- ibis winter there an; 1500 ton-; of similar ore blocked our, in-sides-.large amoi nts of concern rating ore in the nun-ami on the dumps.' As tlie deal stands tit pre.-ent Messrs., Young ami I'nul own a half in'ere.-l in .'he mine and ;\r English conrpany.theo her half. Mr. ,1. V. Armstrong placed llit; new owners in pu.-session on Monday. The new owners, in I end fo' put im ,an air compressor plant and power drills and push ��������� the low level tunnel to pro\e whether the <>i-e chute goes down. Jf il ..does the m.ne will be ;a very valuable pro| eriy. Tlie. or-' In idle.- ���������������������������re pro\ .ng iirger and more valuable than siip| o.-eil, and Mr. Pool brought, in a sample which assayed up to $2,500. Mr! .Didisheim', M.li., who has( done excellent work as manager of the mine, will prohbly return to Europe at an early (hue: ��������� I-Jis departure will lie a loss to niin'ng in'erests'iii this Province, as he is. one.'of the best quil. tied an 1 mn.-t, reliable men who have been operating, in this country. We have just received a large importiition of the above from the , t;' Kn^lish, French and German markets. These" .ire tlie finest jroods we have ever shewn and we would call especial attention to intending purchasers. | Dinner Sets, Tea-Sets; Toilet' Sets, Fancy Cups | & Saucers, Hanging & Stand Lamps, '' Fancy Teapots. , ������FULL" LINE OF BAR GLASSWARE f BUSINESS NOTES. D. Q. McLaren, of Kamlnops, draws iUtcniii-n of pro*| ecror.- in- teiuiing lo go in by ilie Clearwater route io his line slock of saddlery, aparejo.-; etc. F. B. kebagliato, of'L'ytton, offers for sale his black.-mith bttsine-s. Attention it- diiooied to ihe card in another .'column of .0. Outhett, HPSiiyLer,-,(if Kamloops. ,Mr. Outhett has the reputation of he.mr a ihnr- oughly . reliable assiyer, -and bis place of business at Kamhinps has the a'dvari age of convi n!ence, by wh.chtiio-e sending him ore samples can get prompt return!- of tbe.r apsays. Pitman's Business College, con- dueled at Vancouver by Mii-s Richards, is a tir.-t-c-lass in-tilution at \\h.eh to obtain a business train.ng. a ' '' ' ' ��������� ~fsri/ W/H/tAJi/L&ius7riVz<tA/' I) cMLAt&l cscoiapjbwi m m. 'w 'iu hm A trtrrvae^v / ALDEIIMAN MCMAHON": CITY COUNCIL. Meeting held Friday. Pivient: The Mayer. Aid. Hume, McMahon, Law. .Mci-'eod, Taylor and .Manning. CORKr.SPOXDE.VCE. R. H. Copelund, re planting trees.��������� To lie informed of regulations regarding trees to lie planted outside sidewalk on 80 ft. streets and in.-ide walk on narrower streets. Returning Ollicer, re poll on bylaw, stating result 21 fur, 2 against. Chief iiain, reporting f.ilbt; alarm. Smelter townsite, otl'ering to f-ell land to city.���������To he died. Cuveniii'ient Agent, asking settle, meiit of ^"������-.50 due government for tools.���������The Mayor said the govern- nu-nt had viuichers for the tools.���������Aid. IInine sail ex-mayor McCarty told him the tools were returned and the ���������itniiuiit was not owing.���������Aid. Law- did not think the tools weie returned us he saw them lyingiihout.���������Referred to Works Committee. Provincial Health Ofiicer, 'asking that city adopt regulations re tuberculosis.���������Consideration deferred. Provincial .Secretary, stating R Cordon and J.'- McLiod_ Iincl been appointed licensing commissioners. Stipt.. of Education, stating promi- ?i.-s made re school buildings would be rcdecmid but a. grant of���������'������������������$15,000 as ici-jnested was out of qiKstion. . 'Letters.- re engineer to-report on 'watcr'a'nd light systeni.-^Eiigiiiecrs to l>c 'r.oiiiinnniciited ' with .and teniis .-i.wertained.,, H. W. Hiinghu'rst, ctiiotiiig for fire iippliaiices.���������Aid. McLeod, chairman oi I*'. W. Biid L. coniiiiitteceaid the matter bad been deferred for fuller inforination. L, H. Kllerman, offering to mriintwrn fire alarm syftcnv for. $fi a. month.��������� The Mayor .said the writer had con- tucti.������l;to' put the eyatem In jjood Aid. McMiihon's native place is Kingston, Om. He left there 23 years ago tor Manitoba where he resided foi\lo years., Seven years ago he came to Revelstoke, which hehas since made his home. Mr: McMahon is an experienced mil! hand. He put in two u-ars at the Heaver mills and a cinnlar term at Kauit mills. For the last three jtears hf has been asvociali d with "his broiber Jmes in hi.-blacksmith, wheelright and machine business. '1 his is Aid. Mc.Mahon's fir.-t term in the city council, having been returned for No. 3 ward hy acclamation; Aid. McMahon has done good service for his conniry,having -erved in the forces who went out to r-uppro.-s' thenorthwest rebellion. LOCAL INDUSTRIES Revelstoke Lumber Company. 'Ihe Kevelctnkc Lt.mber Company have got ilu'ir mill in good -Imi e for' the teiiMinV operation-. \v oTjft. and , base been 'I he plant i- tbe addition of machine, a re- engine for dri\- A r.ew diiuni.r hues has been orling and 1 lie boiler i-oun-, 28ft. ihe. mill o4fi. hy 'J2i roofed wilh iron. being inc'rcined by aii'iiher numb!,n;. ��������� aw, and a 30 h. p .ng the j lancr-. room for ihe ein| built. !ii:b.-laiit;iil I ocket booms have been put in til the ICdd;., and arrangements pro vidrd for Mining out the log.- of nl her firms when required. 'Ihe company expect to resume operation.- by April 10'h. Gjjj Tjmplars. Colt:mb.a Loilge, Nn. 3-1. I.O.G.T. met in .Selkirk Hall la.* n gh:, Chief Templar W. Lee in the chair. A successful and pleasant meeting wa* held. A number of prn|iosi- tions for mem her.-hip was received and one initiation took place.' The lodge meets, for mutual benefit and instruction'as .to the best way to prohibit the liquor traffic. Meet- ing-< are held every, Thursday at 8 p.ini, and all'who favor the cause are invited to take a h,.n I in the work..,.' ��������� ' ST. PATRICK'S DAY Irish Social and Benevolent Society One.1 of tho most successful entertainments given' in the city was the smoker and concert .by descendants from the Emerald Isle held in the f-'el- kirk' Hall on .Monday night, under the auspices of the abo\c society, to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. .There was a crowded attendance. , Tim Dunne presided in a most ellicienl manner. The only sulphur in evidence was that used to ignite the tobacco pipes and the society acted on the suggestion of T.'Downie's Nelson friend, to bur dynamite. Sjipt. Kil- patrick gave an Irish recitation, speeches were given by Messrs. 'T. Downie, Freeman'Lake, Temple, Hens- ley, II. A. Drown, I).' 0. Lewis, CI. Doivnie, Drs. Cross and Lazier. H. R. Atkins'read the story of St. Patiick, not omitting the Scotchman's claim that he was c.ouiitryni-in of theirs. Songs were given by T. E. L. Taylor, II. Cook, W. Smythe, \V. M. Lawronee and P. Murphy; piano solos by l)r, Carriitbeis and R. S. Atkins ; "mandolin and piano by I'\ Hr.iwn and \V. Smythe. P. Murphy eiitertaiiied.tlie audience with the story of his life, not omitting the usual "grievance." He claims to be the lit-st while man to teach the Japanese the use of lireai'ins On board ship. Step dances were given by YV. Winhor and W. F. Ogilvie, and a bagpipe solo by Sandy McDonnell. \V. M. Lawrence told some of his witty Scotch tales, JI A. Hrown expressed tho thanks of the guests for the treat atl'o.'d* cd them. ' Clay pipes and tobacco were supplied, and beer, crackers and cheese were served by way of refreshments. The society intend to hold a monthly entertainment at the Helk'rk Hall. Still to the Front Dr? MaeKenzie's English Cough Balsam 0 " The' healinsr and soothing remedy.for Coughs, Colda, ' ' ' '-. Tickling, in flu; rJ hroa A'Bronchitis, Croup, Early Statics of Cun-umptioiV. and all other Throat nnd Lu "g Troubles. Worth a trip to California. G.F. CURTIS, RED CROSS DRUGSTORE REVELSTOKE WHEN YOU WANT FURNITURE Go where the largest and best stock is kx-p*> ��������� Bedroom Suites, Sideboards; Odd Chairs. ' Tables, Carpets, Linoleums, and ��������� Oil'Cloths ' ' . in Good Variety. Upholstery and Undertaking. THE CHURCHES. PR"SUYTi:iUAN' CIIL'IK'II. The in niajjenieiit comiii Itee of Ihe I'TC.-liyleriati Church have under eons.d- riitip'n the building of a. man-efor the minisler. , METHODIST piUJUCII. The revival services begun last week at the Melhodist. Church by Rev. C. iiadner, were continued this vfcek and were .well a'ttehd-jd. CATHOI.ICiC'HUHCIt.^ ' .' Palm service will bo celebrated by Rev. Father','Thayer at the Catholic Church on Sund iv mix;,. buinji; i'alm M.nda.y. ��������� - LIMITED. \ i Wholesale Hardware, Ship Chandlery and Mining Supplies. Hardware Department, 8-10-12 Cordova Street Slop Chandlery Department, 8-10 Water Street .' Vancouver. B. Cc ORIENTAL HOTEL ^ ���������wg^" ably funiished with the choicest the market 'affords.' Hest Wines." Lic|uors. & Cigars.- , Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. J\ ALBEET STOZTSTiKL PEOP 'n; B'.oslc from CPU Depot nnd Sr.canibo.il WliarvcH Ro-furnlshcd and Rc-aiodoliod Rates $1.50 to S2 per day Corner Granville & Hastings Streets,' R. DOWSWELL, Proprietor, - Vancouver, B. C. r~ i ��������� r~r\TF) \ r^ A \ contracts op any tLtU I nlL/ML magnitude executed SB3S33 Complete Installations Our Specialty, Finest Glass of Machinery ���������.���������;. ."���������.:'....'' A. II enc ViCrOPJA and VANCOUVBiU ./*��������� TWFj KOOTWAY MATTz c:=-'x ^ be Ikootena^ flDail ="JKUaHJ-;n EVKKY Fi.lDAY. ���������AT��������� REVELSTOKE. B.C., tb3criptioa Price, $2.00 Per Aonut up the burden of the tax payer- by wasting time in pen-onal (.[iiarrclrf a.s to who thall 'hold oflice. \DVKRTI3IVG UATK3 quntrd on apnli Ciition. C!i?.ngp������ in adTorti-rinrnti- hiuh! 1>������ in bj* Tut>d������j- of c-H.h week to et-cm-t jood d^pifty. JQIi PRINTING of cvary kind almost roii-on ..utile ratr* and ���������.honcqtmxiue. ACCOUNTS for job printing or' odrerrUini* {.-iyable on the flpft nf cve.ry month ; nub* "'-ripliorn payable -txiclly in iulvanoe. Cf.iril'.Kal-OS'DENCE invited on nU matter. .- of tix.il or public iiiterivi. All coiiimuniua- i Colli! :ltl\ (lt'< iiont to the Editor niu-l be. acconptinit'd ' . ' ��������� . ��������� -. by lae nume of the-M-iUir. nol nei .-..rih , tlie 111011 Work.II '. for publication, hit! ������������������������. *n evid^i -��������� ' ��������� jrwvi fs.ith. Correapondi'iice inu������t reac . t',r , oflk>o hy Tuesday evening in tin i .. ' ?li-ci-- in 'Aie rti-st iisiio of tbe Mail .1 'ur AtMre**.*) Thh Kootisnwy Mail, Iievelstoke. B.C. !'. .'J Vs>k 71', K.-TilJtoiiC. " ' ' Meplwno N'n. TH. Wo iwq uest oup numerous readers to favop un with their..assistance tn' making-the KOOTENAY MAIL tho most valuable advertising- medl- ' um In tho Kootenays by giving: tho preference, when making- purchases, to those ftrms who are pegiilap adveptisops In the KOOTENAY MAIL. Our American cousins are com- ��������� Tig,to Canada to- be educated. Janada has the soundest banking -���������y������t(-m in the world. 'Ilie Anvri- .'an Coin mil lee onl*;ink!n^ andci r- rency recommends Connre.-s to amend the hanking syi-tem on Canadian l.ne-'. ��������� ^iL>T^^-^^^--i^^^^^^^^^^ -.a-.^^^-^-^^^^^^^E^i^^lSS^^to ���������StaasSsS^tf^Hri To Keep Paee With the Times. To make vou acquainted with our Miracle "Pills without loss nf timi* we nvike this rnpoMiion. c larvc-M f v< r niadr.' to ihi- (.'an di.iii'piib'.ic. s is u: P CITY AGENT3. ��������� C'd|ik'������ n: Trr<: M.\n. m,i*-.b<i oto-vincil from :\v lollnw-ioi; oily iigent,- :��������� J. W: HkNKKTT. ii , O.lNADA IJHITO .V. ItOOK Co. Ir". R U'KLl.H. Complaint is made at Kamhinp- that the Columbia Ri\er Lunilir uct ln^jii al fee- from at their Kai 1; mill and pay there o\er to tin* iolden Ilns-pital. in-lead of io j. nijoops, where i'iiy t-eriou.- ciitc? from tho mill are Mint fur treatment. Tiu;kk is every ]jro-|eet of a large influx nf f-etllers in'o the Kootenays: 'Ihe Liirdeiui valli-v offers an excelhnt Held for m*1 I lenient also the valleys in proximity to the mining crimps, which will afford good markets'for farm ] ro diii'!'' I.OS'DO.V. EN'G.i AGKXC'Y'. K'irupoin ,mU Colonial Aih-ertisiiig Agency, in fleet St. ���������' (.'. Mitoln.ll S: Co., I and 2 Snow Hill, London, K. C*. ������������������_ . " TORONTO AUKX'JY. Cunrral I're>- Agoncy. ' .L'tiDiidiiin Adymiaiiii; Agunoy. MONTKKAL AGK.NCY. A. AicfClru S: Co..'Agents. {Just-elm li Acivi-rliiin-,' Agency. Hftrvsy Advurti-iiiiK .iKenu}'. SPOKANK AGKN'CY. ' Aluxubdor i: Co.. AflvcTtlHluii Airoutii, 521, /list Ave. Fno.M the return pre.-en'ed to the legislature last week it app-ar.- the recei|il!- for the past half \ear were lf'7-11.2-15. and the exptndinire !rl,:;2.r>.9!)0. 'I'hi- show- a deficit of J5S-1,7.0-4. If the u'.-irV e.\| end.- tureand receipts were in the same jn'op-orlion, there is no getting away frorr. the fact that the | rovince i> in an i matif.factory financial con (lit ion. ��������� This Automobile Worth $2,000 will be given FRtE. WE' *.(���������- Manufitctured by the , ii .tarcihiiont Motor Coiripany. On June 1st, 1902, to the ;erson who coiiies the nearest ;o the exact number of Coupons we will receive. - SAX KRA.S'CIdCO AQKN'CY. K. C. Dakti, (.1 nnd G-5 MerL-IuintHKxclinjiBt., Agents.' NEW YOKK AGKN'CY. It>.*Uj|ii������.toii Broi., 310 ItroHdwaj. CIRCULATION'. Tut Kuc-tcnay Mail luu u tlr-ii-cliirtH dr* (.'Klrttion in till* l.'itv of Ruvuliloku anil sur- i-onndini; ilinriul, nnil nl.su ur, tliu rolli-wing p ihccs : . Albert Cuivon lllocillownut OLieitr Rufiii-K Km Gol.icn , ' HkIiiioii Arm -i Arrowliead Thomson's Lundln-; C'oina-ilir. C.unboriio Trout Lake City KoriruMuii dstcyon Hot Snrlutra NukiHii Burton Cit>- Fliu Valley. , Smith Crouk HuCulUioli Crook Camp C.'rvok" iTicId C'unic" Crunk StJii.durd Uimin. jCajuIooji-' C'ruit'elluoliio 'Jtortb Kend SoUi.i Hill jCeloK-uft oicKIIlOUB Hear Crc-ol; Uuiivcrm until Kob^n New Dcnvur H ARVKV & MoCARTER nAHJtI.9TF.rt3. SOLICITORS, ETC. Omccs : Moti=o.N's Bank Rlook., Kbvki.- stoke, u. C. Jloney to loan. OliiMf: ftevuletoke, B.C.; KortSteele. R C. ''i:o. 5. >IcCakter, J. A. Harvky, IlCTcJ-toke. li. C. Kurt dlotilu. R. C. It is hardly sate, to live in Nelson. 1 ho other day they sent :i man to goal , there i ir an ot'i'i net* which'doe,- not exist on the<ialitte- luink. IVi.-tniaster-Cieni'i-al .Madden, of ihe United Slates, who is refiling trail rni.-sion through the mails to jiajers who.-e view.*- lie docs nol approve, would find n congenial clinic in Nelson. Judges of the strongest rc'ialiility will be selected. ;md the results pub'Mird. so that every one will have ;i fair, chance, and will know this to be a bona fide offer." The ordinary'methods of nial.'iny our Miracle Pills known to the public are too slow���������take too much time-Tihat is the reason we make this offer. Miracle Pills are a guaranteed cure for all bowel troubles, appendicitis, biliousness, b id breath, b;t,d blood.' wind on the stomach, bloated bowels, foul mouth, head ache, indigestion, pimples, Dyspepsia, and heart disease. ,- The world is full of people dpigyiny; out ;i miserable existence unfit for the duties or the pleasures of life, a burden to themselves and . others. They suffer from distress jf after eating, loss of sleep, menial depression, and all because of the failure of the stomach jf to properly digest their food One Miracle 1' ill after each meal will put your stomach i. i- into good working order, and yourgeneral health will take care of itself. ', W I ; Money Refunded if you are not Satisfied. The action ' of the '.New Foutli Wales government in charging ihe Home governmi nt. cornnuVsi'on for war dii-liur.-einenis, is not very crcditaMc. io that colony. 'I lm exj enditure of, the I id j enal Uov- erntneiit in stores and wartuaierial is a liene.fit to any 'colony and colonial, governments chould do what they can to encourage that policy instead of cinching it. Tin: Dinwhmr Cahinet have taken ' a very proper eour-e lo prevmtthe lilackmailing' of companies for technical breaches of law, a scheme promoted hy Victoria adventurers. 'Ihe amendmini provides that,, proceedings riiu**t be taken within 30 days after the alleged irregularity and that the Provincial 'Ireasurer can reinii any, portion of the pi n.ilrie.-. Smith.'Curlis has introduced a similar bill. 3 It costs nothing to guess, and you may win the Automobile, which, remember., is ] listed at $.?,ooo by the manufacturers, the Searchmont Motor Co., of Philadelphia. All you. have to do is to fill out. the coupon below and send same to-us with a 'wrapper of our Miracle Pill Boxes. Coupon must be accompanied by wrapper. Miracle Pills are sold by every good druggist and up to date merchant at the ' standard price, 50c. a box or $2.50 for six boxes. If you cannot obtain same from your' druggiAi or general store send direct to u1-'. We \\ill mail them to-you, postage prepaid, on receipt of price by registered letter or money order. Every Wrapper and Coupon y.u send nves you a better chance of wlnninf the Automobile. COUPON Messrs. k.' (_...;? & Cie, , ' Hie. Rimousk'i Co., P. O. ' - This entitles me to the property of the Automobile that I will get free if you have received . , coupons ar,d I am the nearest "iiesser. X; Address '.������������������ I send enclosed a wrapper of your Miracle Pilln. ! ^g������!^g3g&&[������&������S^l&S!3^^ - &ES. >��������� makes iiTerc-tincr reading. It N n | it d"e.-ihe life, of J. ,M. .SCOTT, 15.A.. LI,.B. Fjakhi=ti-:h. Solicitor. 1 Public, Ivtc. McKi'iizii.' Ave. Revi'i Notaky B. C. iloki a E' ������D\VARD A. FJAGGEN'. .Mixing E.vginkeh, ��������� itvia. Anicrlc.-iK In.-tlt.utc Minlnp; En(?inccr-) tMern. Canadian Mining In-Hltutc.) Revelstoke. B. C. >��������� ' -��������� K^axnlri-ition oi .-vii'l reports on Mineral I'ro* p-jrtle-j a Spcoinltf. . XEbe Ikootcna? fll>ail FRIDAY.. MARCH 21,1002. Cavital for investment is plenti- iul in the east and the coming -l.rine rhonld fee considerable in- v'-tirif;nt in thu oi \:i.o Province. mining industry Tiif. Po-ia.1 dcparuneni should ���������_;ive pruinpi attention to the e.-tali- li:-htueni of a po:-t ofiice at Cam- liornc* where f-uch an institution i.-1 urEfC-ntly required. K.\mlc<ip= and Kcvel.-tokc* have a . tiiuuial interest in the n|'ening up "? till..'northern country. 'I he two <-i!i'.-- -houkl work liand in hand in thi- din ctifin.' A ml/. i.u before the Commons to i-oti-iitttie a. medical council for Canada and do away with provincial qualification-. Tlie pa me principle ���������Omuld he applied to d>'tn:rtry.]:nv and other profesf-ion-. Tin: advantage 01 government ownership of railways i? again .-vid"iiced hy the ready way in which the Intercolonial A meeting it- trackmen a? narrated bv I'rr-ident Wil-on of the V,. R. T.of \. in another column. Ix r. .mcijuidk Ihe Oppo.-ition pniiy has one of ihe mo-t incapable luadei> vvlio evi r occupied thai position in the legi**lai tire. He i.- re-pon-ih]e for ihe .-hanicftil wa.-'le of time ex| erii need thi? s*e=--icn. He has had i-everai trial:- of sinngih with the governmi nt and hat-been defia'cd on evtrv occasion. A good leader of tlie up|.o.-ition 1- as ersentinl as a good premier, but in their i-election of ihe | re.-< nt leader the opposition have -honn their utter, incapacity for takiML' ihe placet-of the government r* bull Id they have the opportunity. refuiatinn of the . chflrge.-' that liave been niiidu ag.-iin-t ihe company by certa.n sec ions of ihe pros. 'I ho companv'.*. operaticn- are tiow the mo-i exten.-ive in ihe province. 'Ihe w;ige*; ] ay-roll ha.- more than doubled it-i-lf dnr n<r the vear, l������:i \ :n������r r..-en'from .1-119,- UMTAo .1911.407. !i'2,'2.rJ,.>l,S wa e.\iuideil tn lmprovi n.ent,-. ,'l ht- coke oiin- have a c.-ljitCitv nf 1,000 ton- a dav. 'I he fal-iiv , of ihe re|or.f��������� hat the company i.������-nc- r.tie.ng 'I r.iiAi Cidi.nibia 11 ere.-t- loA111erc.11 tradi���������1.- r< fu.ed bv I he fact ilia I ihe coke ilehvered to V.in.-nli.-in ��������� 11.el er- for ' In* .vear vviii- .SG.92S lore, .-.ml l'0 Amer.can ���������mei er.- 3.5.407 am-, 'llu- eorii- tan\'- oti.piu iiu-iea ed dt'i-.n'.' ih*- -r.eli a ini^iaken | olicy c.-n only mean decay or :t'v0oliriion ,n'ov,r .-oitihern ne.iihhor., ���������a nation, and ! around ,'tho lieart. It ia iiiipossiblo 1 for me to deserilie the nj>������iry .of the 'I UK OTTAWA DKhE(!ATIOX, ilelegiition -atirfac:ory stood work i'o Ottawa iu -Jiov������s as was eX| eeltd, Still ha������* been done, 'ihe vear from ^708.10'J o *fl.2i*5..VJ'2 POCKET LOROl'i;!-!.- W'k have already referred Io the , dis-graceful comiiict of \'ic(or.an- | on the occasion .of the renin I've-,A 1 ��������� 01 ��������� I 'to election. buch mtrcundiict was ' nol cotiliiied 10 the rank and tile bill wa.^ sii|>ported by lho-i- v. ho ought'to know better.' l'Jv'i-n ;he press clespatche.- haye been pro-'i- utted to Victorian .prejudice- for we find a li lgrani to the ea-!ern paper** Mating:���������''Mr.' Martin, to rave the Government, will have to t-ndor.<-p an enormous land gran: to the Canadian Northern." Mr. Trie Victoria Time-, ind a few o lier t a'-.;r ee .1 con iviitn-n "I t'n**') oc liorot'.-ii ������������������'.-"'tli i-i ro r>- 'tl at;ot.. , are at 1..i- ;:���������_' ���������" e; u Mar n v.- [i rlv \.< e.iU e }.'��������� -up! <t eri : h> , sfineriini'-n' a-_'.i n-t 11. \). Il'-inn-k , < n'- iri'kv nioiion .on tiie miner j of an ;-( it ne e i*-u:.-I'.i';'>n. Mr. j Mari.n difl wli.r *n������ r.uh' i'iii. what t-verv rii;li - hinkiir*.' m.niuii ' jir. n; of sio.000 will enable the wor-i idaee.- of ihe river to be put 11 rcii.-oiia.hl y i-afe condition for 11,n lg.i'ion for this sea.-on, and ik- Hori-Mr. Tar.e��������� h,is prqmircd lo -1 ml ��������� n ing.mer to examine, ami report there i> every jrohabihty iliat ihe work nece.---ary to put the river .n'o the beat condition pes -iide f.u- navigation will be earned ��������� uii: t an early dale. It is not j re-rsim .hie to s'ujipo e that the. 1 iJotiiiiucn Governniint would un- , dertake to immediately expend a Columbian, ! hir'gi* .-urn without' the necessary who wi-b ' e.\ariKtu;ion and plans of work k.* r'oi'ing prepared. Now that, ihe :w finna n. \v.\< laken ihe matter n h.md we hei eve they vvill earn . ot. and with a.-si-lance from In* prov.neial government in put- ,n-.' in a tramway at ihe rapids-, l.e; a p| rove, more. ci*. 1 lie ^O : riirniiiit ,itn 1 o-it nn than 1- in a Martin'.- position on that qtic.-tion is clear to everybody. He was i iippo.ined at the liberal convention parly on a pol.c.v j o'-ition, arul 1- j leoired i inbuilt.n. I.i ��������� that I 1- io n *fli- 1 ro. .di- a- leader of tin opposed to siicli grants, cepted iliat 1 obey, and coui'.-e sta v wiih it. lie wii ac- of h.MI'lH CURTIS. for lir.-i. and linn n*> rn.ii ler-v. l.������ n eh ction coriie-. it will In* on a r/Iii bn-i.- if a ji;-l ine:i*i:re.oi n-di-'p," u ti< 11 i-' gr. 11 ��������� d. " mi .de v. oi|I<i f.ll .1! <��������� ijiony spa'siusir.s. Sevenii tinieu tlie doctor was hastily suniiiioiicd, my friends thinking me dying. I was wholly iniiilile to perforin my house-hold work, and wiih ��������� under medical ��������� I treatment, rill through the summer, ie re.-ult of ihe visit of the ; lmt without benefit. My appetite lift met'iuy heart would .palpitate violently after the least exertion, and 1 was pale and emaciated. My luii-lumd ' urged niu to try Dr. \Vil!ia;..s' Pink Pills, and procured me 11 suppiy. After usciiij; the pills a couple 01 wick*, I c*i ttid fell that they were l.elpii g 11 e. and after, using Kcven bottles, I wan fully restored to health. From that time until the spring of, 1901 I enjoyed the 'best of health, lint at that time I ft Ir. run down, and suffered from pains in the hack I at on.;a jj.it. a > no more of Dr. Williams' Piiik Pills, and they soon put rne'rilright, and I mil now- feeling better than I have done for years. I cannot parise these pills too much, nor can I too'strongly urge those, who are idling to test their wonderful health, restoring virtues." Dr Williams'Pink Pills',-go right to the root of disease hy making-new, rich blood, and restoring shattered nerves, In this way they cure such troubles as the functional ailments of women restore the glow of health to i>hI1ow cheeks, cure palpitation of the heart, anaemia, headache, indigestion, and liver troubles, rlicuiriiitism, partial paralysis, .St. Vitus dunce, etc. llu sure you get tho genuine, with the full iiame "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for I'.ile People," oh every box. If you do not 1111 ci them at your dealers, they1 will hi; mailed postpaid at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.f>0, by addressing tlie Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.. P.mckville, Out. 1 nuni-ed bv ev* Hon. W. C. Well- rea-on to believe li.it iii-xi fi'a-on will .-ee through ���������'���������an.boat communication estab- i,*|,i*rl belwun Canoe River and v"v ei-tokc. mn THE CENTRAL HOTEL v| A3RAKAMS0H BROS, PflOP'S. >* ������h tiuilr. Knur ������*U������������ 01 eveiv respfcl. Al iiiii* ierii i-i ni������Mil i������~itt-������������������i. . lll������e Vllllpll' KHMIl.t. Klf* j)|-i������.il' '1 ill*. ' I i-i ��������������� 'ilijf iin-fit. >ill ridin*,. , IJikIit ���������������������!������������������ i> (rmntii/'r-iiif-Nt'. QUEEN'S HOTEL, TROUT LAK5 CITY PACTS THAT MEAN SOMETHING Since 1862 in the same business of ������ <rr HOME FURNISHING Our elegant 5 storey show rooms with bnsement���������conceded ' ^���������s" to bo the best in Canada in our lino. Our large 3 etorey brick warehonse. Our modern 3 storey brick furniture factory, are just evideneo that the ; eople Appreciate our -policy of doinp business. Cannot we huve a ������har*-of youni ? Send for our cutfilogue nrryvray, it coots you nothing. ers VICTORIA, B. O. : '._".���������> Blacksmith Supplies. We curry the largest and best assorted stock in B C. including "��������� ' Bar Iron, Cast Steel, Spring Steel, Tire Steel, S. S.-Sttol, Toe Calk Steel. G.MJTIKK TOE CALKS ' PENDER TOE CALKS HORSE NAlLH, HORSE SHOES IN IRON & STEEL ' CAIU'IAGE <fe TIRE P.OLT8 SQUARE NUTS IN 15LACK <t TAPPED HOUSE KASPS, ETC. ETC. Solo agents for Valentine's hiuh grade Carriage Varnish. .Mail orders receive prompu-ittention. AlcLennan, McFeeiy & Co. Ltd., WHOLESALE'A RETAIL 122 Cordova Street MERCHANTS, ' Vancouver, B. C. <(0wtt������Ku**Men.^i**^*Jurm*r.,*Xf������mtur^^ Wholesale and Retail . . ��������� Meat Merchant Head Ofiice, Abattoir and Cold Storage: <^ssas������^ Calvary, Alb���������irt������ one iu each town to ride and exhibit a sample 1901 tnoAA bicycle of our manufacture. YOU CAN MAKE $10 T0 950 A WEEK besides having a wheel to ride for yotrtceU l90!lodeE$S.Gn^$10f@$lS Btst Makos tiken in trade by our Chiesgo retail store*, muy good aa new We ahip any bicycle QN APPROVAL *��������� anyone witiwut a cent depoe%t trt advance and alfotv IMm FREE TRIAL. A;;^ no risk in ordering from ns, as you do not need to f*y' a cent if the bicycle dees not suit you. "lib ISfIT fill V a whecl untt1 you hav������ wrttten for < iU nUI BUI FACTMV PRICES and FREE TRIAL his liberal offer biui never beca ������qnol������ " j equaled and is a. rutraatos the quality of our wheels. T a reliable pernon in encti town to distribute eatalMniea for tn a bicycle. Write today for free catalogue and our special ofcr. It) ; 11. MY I r i vv ill.n^ in (if.- 1 ,.. r :-.! ,K'li o lire III.- Smith Ct'ihts good work in I lie foine 11 lie Xi-.w /'.aland and Australia have -o!v<--l tlie ri'ir-s-tion of A.-intic im- ir;i-T:itior) !iy impo.-inir a poll tax up to *?1.0-"i0 a l)'*ad and erlucation- al te.-ty. The question could Le -ottled in Canada hy similar legislation if our legifhitorn would get 'down to lkiPtn^FS instead nf jiiling ha* don<: legi-la in n pai-t lillt ol late he .-( em>> lo have io.-t hi? head, and hi-- eonduet ihi- lii^t .'���������e.-t-ion ha.J been a great, di**- appo.ninit nl to Ii is- former fr.end-. '1 he order paper i^ htirdeiied with all ,-ortM of t-hildi.-li qtic-iioii'- vvhieh he ap| ears lo arrni-e liiiii-������-|f ,n drawing up. Hi.- l.itei-l freak i- to give notice of a no-conlidi nee moiiori wln-n he and hii- ennfrere- of the ii]ipo.-ition have already h'-i n placed in ihe mirmrty oh ,-everal -iniilar ruo'ionj. One. of Mr. Cur- ti ->'.*'. niotmn.- take.- our two pages-'of the order pa]cr nnd re* liitep mainly to election matter which a pi eared 111 the'I tmes ami Colonist. 'Ihe cotiniry clee.lors want to.knew what Mr. Curtis and other members in'f.y go rig to do in their place in parliarrn n. ; and nol what the newspapers 1 ayV arm- 10 ma.n'a.n im- , repre-ent.itipn .'f 1 Iw-v e .-llli defeat, ilie U'ov ernrin n '. re ��������� 11 1 ..nl. WOMAN'S AILMENTS Suffering Which D.<c'iors Fail to Cure. f\ '\\\v. pi.ua: OK Ml,KMV. 'I he decadence nf ihe l'n',!> d States look- a- if it vvi re In-',' nn n-.' w hen ; he I'o-: ma-ier-l .1 in 1.11 r> ��������� fll-e- lo [ er mil a fn 1 | 1 e-- ill land w h.ch h.i- m> Ion1-' ���������������',' \\'. -,.<'- .if \V, rue;, '"i.r iii^li -nt ��������� i,i ji, . S.ieil.i1 < '1 nditton. ! !���������!���������.'��������� to ,-iirV' n r-. .'in: .. 1 . ||.< il- freeden '1 hi wa- I: can t.r-t e H I re.lCliei Ml'"- pi|.r rn ncial. he -'ed nl in l'i a nn in ki (1, I ''- rn. ! hi ii' Wilr-hire'- rn.ijM/.r.e W.I- -tip| re,-- ed hi-cail-e it wa- a join n 1 i ilevn:- 1 <\ lo -bowing u 1 iln: 1 ro| r c.or tn llu ih i -ii ii nvl. ���������i ������ ' 11 f 1,1 I'ill'r. rloo i^hoiit li.* ' ''!l ,IHf! |.!l|ipill' hi . I||-e I e t ll'- |ie.-'i!',ir i -��������� -/j . : 1'.. in,i ii ii rial ::���������' -|iii(-re . fif ���������] rl, -jnii Tin- ,/wful , -��������� ,'v fl n*- to :: li-i*1 (,- *),.. pi-'iper III.lllll''! . 1 ' ,. e'ire for fei.'i.ile CROW'.S NEST CO A L OOM I'A ."��������� Y. ( an.nla w h.ch i- 11,in M-Clire ri'dii 1, :i' ni-* , -ind in cnme io 1h.1t 'freedom f ever1, m.-n. Now- the organ of hl-met;: Ih- m I uli|.;;-l.ied'by I'ryan, w'ho ihas twice liecri'fi e.andidale lor 1 he | n'.-idcricy, 1- refused'ihe ti.-e of ih'e mail--. .In , Ihi.- lalest. mow. aulocrai .Madden ! 1." "',,. w'otild .-rein lo have .ca.tight a tartar for-Mr.'.I I'Viin is'.'af er him Imi'and ���������1 'I . 1, .ind-. Or Williirn-' .. en ii,or'- ��������� un ' --f'll ���������A tli.'.n .HiV Ot!.'') ������������������. -In.nid .'��������� in i'\i rv 1 ' '' I, ���������.VOIll.l I ..l.'l -I well I- Ilea'!, to the I, ll'iW'li slroii''i ami w'c, honld 'pri:-ed if the. re tilt is nol he Mir-' lo idace Mr, The report of the. Crow's Nest | 1 r.win-' in the preridcmial chair. Coal Company for the past year j ^ ���������������������������������������������" trcdorn in '��������� f. tij.'|-.r-.chi;il, wi ih ii'rtl i.y ( very 1 ot p'-n'' ctiy he n t\ M'- f'icil Mnrplly a :���������(-iilenr, iff riihi.ii.co, '���������lw ��������� * -;; 111 * I v l.'-ai'fi t'.'stinroiiy :'r'-at ',,i!i.ic of Dr. WilHiims' ill-: in ivomari'H nr l.-nf-ri (x. Mrs. Murphy' ������.;!>'>.:���������-"A few-.veai'K ������������'>' my healtlrv.-aH, coinpletcly 'J'l'okeii diiwn, in.y in.iil.lcs liegiriiiin'K. h' .one of''the ivi'lnii'-nt'.' wliieli '.������o freri'tiiiiitly afliict. my f'-x. . I ivim a great; u'lifTcrer. fro'in .violent, altnekn of. pain vvhich would ceino, me in tlio'.utoniacli unil t "Da not joo'gfc hilvrun frkne's." If your fi.ormzn lelli you he has a kvoritc lint virizk is bcttrr th^n ours���������don't question his rv-liv^. Goo'frccttotbcDfa!������f ���������w-ho b������s toe rigl-it to ������11 "the rmall profit shoe"��������� the rcalthing��������� Tlie Slater Shoe'7 >v 6 CLYDESDALE STALLI0H6. 20 HEREFORD & SHORTM BULLS In the stnllionp will he found nnch noted sire* at " WALDO 8067," American Clydesdale Stud Hook, xnd "BROWN STOU "1864," Canadian Stud Rook. All young and Hound. Write, for prices and pedigrees. .Addr-esH JOHN CLARK, Jr., Crowfcdt, Alta., NWT. fiootfjiwrV/flfrji- ���������J. li. ilUMili <fc CO. Sole Local AgeiatB. ODDFELLOW'S BALL. Selkirk Hall, Apr.l 1st 1002. ' ���������A hall iijid'*r,r'fh(: 'auspir.c������.of Sel- i-:n-k hod-f. f." 'b. '0. I''.,vvillVfe.heIrl a p. idiove. Ar|u'iiiision,.',',|2..-..'. Ticdetg way he ohtniiird nt the different ��������� storey. ...���������".'���������" A . ' J. MATHJE, . SecreUry. SIfVIILKAMEEN VALLEY COAL STOCK 5,000 Shares at 50 Cents per share. Pa v able eitJier ?\ o\ cni-h. or $10.00 (low n, balnnee: in four mont;bly eijual A. , j,-twneri"tF.A Ofderquick, a& they will.not last long. $ REGINALD J. STEEL, Broker, Nelson. B. C ���������1 8 )<} 4 r;F5������T?^5^^5!^r5j?3^r^^ 1^-g^^-^g^^ r. 'A /? Wi KOOfENAT BTATL i iTrillWill iiTWH *TW s- ) i ROMANCE OF THE RAIL i BY FREDERIC REDALL. [COXTIKCED.] SIXTH DAY. BTtOTOl'N SOVE'lEIfi-VrY. It tv as Sunday morning. What a , Rnbboth experience. '��� thought Mrs. HurHt and tbe girls as they conjvired up visions of fifth a\enue arid the rleh]y-ji"(lressed cliui'c.hgoiD.;r'prowst-ion of^whleli -tliey ii?iiaU.v'fonrii/d e. part! Wtint a Sulibnth.experience, thooifht ' Chentor Ives n�� he Ktood' facing the motley gnn^ of oiittly.ont.t, vrhlle down the.���glo6my vista of .the, cavern be could see the forms of tbe women hn<l- dled topether on 'the sund tor protection and comfort, while n tW pacta away Ktood a couple of the gang on guard. "This ain't finite us tony a-i (.hut' there car o' yourn?' b.>gpn Jim l>��non, addre**wiri�� Mr. Draper, ''but It's good enough for poor devils like 0t". mid p'r'apa yon nnd your lady frien'* can manage to worry along. You ain't obliged to Btay here, no,longer .than- j-ou like." he nddeil timculeutly. "Wby have we been brought here5" Inquired John I-rnr-or.'' . "WelL pard. itV just this Ts-ay,"-aiid Dallon. who did all tli<> talking, "{krone people gits all th" fat in this life, and some gitn all the li-ac. Uen-'ri you. f r 'Instance." eliecliiug'oiT the IdoVs tlDijor of bis left band with his right forefinger, "nnd' hercV us," Indicating the second ting'-r. "Hy. ail signs yon've got more inoiicy'n you know what to do with, and,we've got none, t di.-n't sei; you how you conn* by It���you got tf, ��� and that's enough fer me." he fiiifd nav- , ngely. looking jiround at tils auditors. f. VThai's tho kind o' talk, mp'u." irdd one, vvlille angry looks wer*e dir*r<-?pd on the chief object of their nttnek, John Draper. "Siuh' li'eiu the ease." rt-suinod fhe outlaw, with forced polltenvss. "the i present perceediu's has for th��lr ol> | jec" the unlondiu o' 'hoiii-> o' your Hur- | plus cash for the .benefit o' the poor j luborin num.' Ain't that so. l��ys?" j "Klght you are, Cap'n Jlw," wa*s tha j auniiinious answer. �� j "Now." said Dallon. resuming his ar- j jniment, "hovv niucli do-yeu vally yonr- ! m*lf at. .lohu DraperV',' ( ', "Oh. I'm riot a uchman, as rhrlrrik*n j i^O," replied Hni]ier. af.'ecting't�� mis- j unjdorsiarril the fellow's meaning and \ tVtu-Ing wiih him. , ' ! "I don't mean'that." hastily rejoined i Dallon. ."1 know how much money"! y've got soaked away-about five mil- j. llous o' dollars, 'l guess. What J mean j Is. How much do'-you 'vally that hide ,j o' yours-wot's it worth to you to get out o' this scrapeV" I Draper was silent. Chester Iws ner. Uncle,, John thought a tnotupin and then said: "Yes. it will do." "Course It'll do." growled Dallon. "Now, which o' these 'ere young gents la to go?" tt the light of the cave had not been so dim. Keulmn I'llley's manner,must have attracted attention. He trembled from head to foot; his parched llpn needed coustnnt moistening, while great drops of sweat beaded his face. Here was the chance to be free and to obtain .this money he so sorely needed. No feelings of houor. of, humanity, of chivalry, rose In his evil heart. tils one dominant thought waa that, onco Jn possession of the check or money, he could'start east, or If need be he could telegraph the funds to take np the forged -paper, , His "good name", would j t>e Him��d. even though his friend ah'd benefactor was wicriticed. Q�� '.waa ��� roused from his cruel reverie by tbe j voice of John. Draper.:r. 1 "Eleuben. you should be tbe one to g(>'.-. I As' my contideutlnl man yon can cash ; tbe-. check aud avoid any awkward questions. Item ember, the safety-of those Indies Is the first consideration. Do nothing that vytll imperil them." "Very good, sir," was all that Filley dared trust himself to say. ,, While Draper was speaking Dallon unfastened the thongs that bound hla arms, 'but so cramped were they that pever.il minutes' vigorous robbing was j tweeatuiry before he could wield the j fountain pcu which Kllley handed him I with trembling hands. Drawing' a j {locket checkbook from the breast of .his wat, the .president knelt on the,, ! sand In front iif an empty cracker boi j and then*' tilled In the nccesmiry | blanks. The precious slip of pajier | vtoh waved In the air for n few min a ten to dry and then handed to Filley This was tlie way it read: JTlnrn-ffi agntn and' eft route for Dt-fi-' li������������������< A-o.846. ���tft. Denver, Man 17th, t.iOS fi 1 Pay to the order of ���Mi,tclf ur beam n/'tv Thmuand ��!5> ���,�� Dolte $50,000.00. John Draper Uixm the back it was also ludorse.il by the mnker. "I have purposely'dated it tomorrow, this being Sunday," said Draper as Dallon t>eered over Fllley's shoulder nt the magic document, adding also for j tho latter's information! " 'Tis dravvu to 8elf .or bearer.,, Better go to the Drovers' bank, as they know me, and stood by. takmg.no part In the co ��� \ ^ ��� nQ ^^, ei closely noting every word. I _,.._ ��� . . ,���. . r._ Un-piy, yei closely noting every FJIley, too. could Dot help being interested In the outcome of tbo dud of words���Indeed, he experienced a fellow feeling for the robber.. Their trades were not so, far apart, and perhaps he might do- worse tlian Join the ganj when his own, private and particular crash came. While the president hesitated, weighing' nil the ch.niifes, considering tho sufferings of the ladles, seelug clearly, that worse mlg.iX follow if Dallon were enraged nnd also running over In Ills mind the chiiuces of' rescue or escape, the captain of the band resumed: ".Might as well understand that yer trapped hard and fast. Oh. yes. they'll send out a search party from Denver," be laughed, reading Draper's thoughts, "and'they'll maybe find fhem kyars. "What then? They can't 'find yons. not till I choose. You're a loug cry from the railroad, anyways." Then, stepping forward, he hissed In Draper's ear: "���" "How about the women folks? I uhonldn't like 'em to git hiirted. but I won't answer for the boy?.' If you're ugly, they'll be ugly too.". This decided Mobu' Dntper. They ���were In a hole, that was clear. .Better pet out with as little damage as possible. So he said curtly: (. "Name your price." The gang crowded around In eagerness now that, the crucial point was reached. Dallon was clearly ornlmT- ��� rassed.. It was his move. If he asked too much, the negotiations would bo prolonged and, thus Increase tbe chances of detection. On the other hund, if he named too little tie would "everlastingly kick himself." a.- he elegantly phrased bis Inward (.noughts. Twice he moistened his lips arid os^ay., ed to speak, bur the words refund to Mire. At length li�� rapped out.: "Fifty thoii'-and dollar?:" "Done.1" excliiiiJH'd Draper as'quietly as though Ire were buying n t-.'r'.-k r.t stock on 'change In New Y��..rk. -Knt you don't suppose 1 carry that much money about rue. doyuuV" he Inquired. "Nf.t on yer life!" wn9 the slangy rejoinder. '"'������������ thought oy that," saM Dallon Ir -lggerlng tone, elated nnd cone -lie si;ccc*r ����f his plot .ond strti. .ore his men like tlie monarch'0. .trnyn'rd. "Yon got a check hook, I s'posc?" "Yes." "Well, your name's good In Denver ��� for a heap niore'ti $50,000." "J see what you mean." replied Draper, "lii't I'll be fair and plain with you. No tiatilt in Denver,would cash 'o check for any one of yon men for ?!> without Identification, much less for 5.10.000 The lvian that presents that cheek vvill tie detained and <inefitIoned. nnd then your whole plot Is exposed." "Yon make me rired!" snorted Dallon. "As if I hadn't thought of- all that What i\<> you take me for. a farmer'/ D'you think I'm such n fool ns to phow me face in Denver or to h". one o' me boys do ItV Not niticbl What's the matter with bavin one u' your friends go to the him Is-him or him." pointing fint at Ives arid then at Filley. "witli a escort-; "'o''���'course. 1 mean." he added hastily..' "I guess he can git the money, and AS lie kriowa .what It's fer he n'.ti't go.l.n' to expose no plot. , Hey. wiin'rd'.voi.r say?"' The thing .was feasible'c'crtrijiii.v htni p ���oved'that Dallon had. cugl/ic'ercd his ril�� trclienM lo a fleDdltsld.v clever und- Then addressing Dallon ��� he said, "How do yon want the money, in large bins or small ones?"'������ "Oh. fifties and hundreds'!! Vlo." replied the'rogue- nonchalantly; "hey, boys?" turning to his henchmen. "What you.suy goes, cap," was the response of the former upokesinnn. . "Now, young feller." said -Dallon, '��� rrrniing to Filley. "you goes under the /escort .of these two gents," Indicating. ; a couple of .the gang euphoniously f known as iA'ntlier Jack and Bill Root | who hud stepped out of the ruck and I were waiting with their Winchesters i slung carelessly In the hollows of their i left arms. "They've got strict orders to keep you In sight this side of Den ' xer. which you'll reach tomorrow morn* i In. They'll wait for you. and If yon feel i like playln auy garner just think o' the very wtist as linppenln to' them you Ci��, "n/tiv fftnuK'rrifJ clnUars."' leqve liehlnd. Now. Iwys, you're cot, the ��owt and the orders OrT with yon!" ��� So the three irrnivhed down the cave, niley looking,ncliher to ihe right nor the left fls he pai-si-d the anxious group of wonicu. Did his heart smile him nt. he thought of the fate to.which In nil1 probability his dastard treachery would consign them? Nol nt all his wan the nature (if the octopus, all tentacles, all tnnsele and hideous fibers, but no soul or conscience. ArrlTed outside the robbers' retreat, j the trio followed a devious but short : ascending path, which quickly led to i the higher country. In a cleft of the ! rocks they found a number of horses i tethered, and selecting three of these ' enoli man mounted nnd rode toward ' the north, Denver being about i"��0 miles away. ; The events of this momentous S'ib- bath have been quickly described, but , they really consumed several hours in passing. It was after -1 o'clock when | Filley, and his guards departed ,At 1 the earliest they could not retrrm for 1 21 hours, which meant n whole day of tedious walling iitid suspense for thoic | left behind. " ' ' Now thru the "little matter o' busl ness" wns settled, all restraint within : the limits of the cave was reniovd .etui Draper nnd ("hester vvere free |. 1 rejoin the Indies, ,<vho stood sadly Hi treed of such eneoiirageiiiein and con Asnlail'in as they ' could offer . Thef- welconiewae out of all proportion ' their deserts, and they were shower*.��� with (iiieidloirs (ts to what had happ-'fi ed, Kticle .t'.liu-'said'.brightly, ��. i" '��� hud arranged for. the ransom'. ��� eutlre party and tlint' %vltlilti i to hoped t<t e��e tflcnl'safe aboard tire rer. "That la. if we are aot rescued before." said Madge Qnrst. "If you value yoor own safety and that of your mother and Florence, my dear, you will not talk of 'rescue' any more." said L'ncle John gravely. "Otir friends over there might not like It, and after,what has passed t dou't want to hurt their feelings." Madg<* was s.lenced. but in her heart of hearts ube distrusted Filley, and so, forbidden to speak her thoughts, she turned to (.'beater for comfort, aud together they conversed in low tonee, while Mr. Draper and his ward did likewise. , ��� There tielng no objection Gustare wns roused up nnd bidden to cook some *ort of a repast out of the scanty materials In the comuiisH.iriat of the robber gang. Wirb the accustomed Ingenuity of his profession he worked vvouders. and soon' a din-em appearing and smelling meal' was spread In-fore the famished captives, to which they sal down by the side of tbe brook gurgling through the cavern.'. While they were eating a curloua phenomenon occurred The tiny stream began to foam nn-l sputter: its vol a me of water momentarily Increased until In the space of ten minutes it rau bank full, and our party had to move bacfr to, avoid a wetting. For upward of half an hour the miniature freshet continued, and then the stream as quickly ���uibslded to Its,former modest dlmen- Jious. Ou being questioned as to the cause of this suddeu swelling of the water* Ha lion replied In an otfhand manner: "IJeena-ralnln up yonder In the moun tains���sorter cloudburst, I reckon That tbert* crib'tumbles In here from underground Kom'eres. but no one rightly knows where.'0 This ��el I red pondering, and soon a wild nnd perhaps foolish idea occurred The water In the creek had riseu at least three feet'above lt�� normal lever and then uuhHided - This proved thru tho Inlet or orifice by which It enteni: the cave bad a capacity or bore uniti dent to carry the larger flow of water When l. flood drained away, then would nauirnlly he r-xpnee of three oi four feet left lietwecn the water am- the roof of .the tunnel If. as lie mip posed, therp was u <.rrhtennuenu tunne. connecting somewhere with the opei air. Whnt was to hinder a man escaping from the rave that way? I'rrnlenri said. "No: remain where you are unti Filley returns." But snppose FMev met with some accident or the tianl refused to pay the moneyV , What thn would be the fate of'Madge and Flor ' enee and'Mrs Hurst? Ue shuddere* ��� to think! ' By I his time It was pilch dark in tin teve. A small fire was kepi liurnlni' but the embers hud died down to a dul red glow One by one the women sue' cumtied to fatigue and excitement am' lay down on the sand, ilieir heads pil lowed In each other's laps Uncle .John Henry. Alec and-(Justave soon follow ed their example. ��� The rohliers werr- all wlthdrnwu to,tlie niou'h of the cav eru. thut. In their estimation, being thi only spot worth guarding. Soon" the regular and rhythniit breathing a round him convinced (,'hes ter that be was the only person awake He rose to a sitting posture, then got upon his hands nud knees and In rlii- fashion wriggled his way to rhe uppei end of the cave, following tne sonni. of the Hovving water ob his left hand He had covered less than a hundred yards when he was stop-|>cd by a wal- of rock. '(Jcritly stepping into tin stream, he felt all around the openlni: and fouud ll bad, a radius of about three .feet nbove the water, being of B roughly semicircular shape T1m* bet totn of the stream was smooth ano pebbly aud the water nor more that' nine luehcM or a fool deep. Rising te his feet, Chester looked back alou^ the full length ol the cave to when the embers of the tire glowed like a red 6park All was quiet. ��� . Again he utooped and got on all fonn* In the tied of the stream This brought his head below the level of the arch and a cool, fresh breeze came'blowing In bis face, proving that not fni'awaj there existed some son of connection with the o|s��n air With a whispered "For Madge!" he began to move forward cautiously, the Ice cold water reaching nearly to his middle and swashing and curliug around his legs and arms. (To be Continued.) FREE TO MOTHERS ONLY. To every mother of young children who vvill send us Ik r name and a. - dress plainly written'on a-postal can., we will send free of all charge. �� valuable little'book on the care 'if infants and young children. Tl; s hook has been prepared by a priys - ciiin vvlio, has made the ailments ���! little ones a life study. With tli.. book we will send a sample of Hnby t* Own Tablets���the best medicine it: the world for the minor ailments t-i infants and young children. Merita n the name of this paper and addrci-s The-.Dr Williams' Medicine C(., Hroekville, Out. CAMBORNE GROUh Northwest Devchpmsnt Co. 's Operations. As tlie result of the visit of Mc-ss r, Rjienberger and I3rock to the Can - b.irne group. Mr. Brock decided to install a 1)0 horic power electric plHit, attho earlient possible dute; he now H ving on the Coast ordering machinery f ir that puipose. I). J. Kennedy ie in charge of the work nt present and it pushing the wagon road from Goldficlds to U e Camborne group, while, he is aho working k-fore.o nf mfcn on the fltin e nnd ditch Hue. The company wiil commence j active development wort on the property just us noon as machi- iicrv is installed, it being their intention to uee c-rectric power drills. STANDARD MINE Prince Mining and Development Co. Stock Raised to Thirty Cents. At a meeting of the Board of Direc- torsof theabove company the Secretary WHS instructed to obtain full particulars of cost and capabilities of th- Vulcan Smelter with a view to making arrangements to install one on the company's properties. The Directors gave the following statement:��� "The cost of such a smelter with a i daily capacity of thirty tons is about I $8,000. With one installed at the company'.*, properties it would put the mine on a aelf-siiEtiining and dividend paying basis.' ",. The development work is steadily proceeding and alresdy a. considerabh body of ore is marked out, which wii. be increased by the time spring opein- up. No. 3 tunnel has l>een extended and is now in 830 feet. Drifts hav- been run on the ore in No. 2 turine..^ showing continuous ore all the way. Besides this drifts have been run easterly and westerly at a point 3o ft. down the winze, showing, in thi face of the westerly drift, live feet oi ore, and in the easterly, drift over si.\ feet of ore,' the drift being forty feet in length. An immense body of ore ln^ been opened up by an open cut on tin- Commander, which will be tapped atn depth of 275 feet by extending No. 4 tunnel to a distance of 300 feet, ol which 106 feet has been already driven. The Five Mile trail was partly completed by tlie government last year, when our company took hold, of r it md pushed it to completion, as it nukes a much shorter cut from the steam-boat landing to the mine. The steamboat which' we mentioned n our last circular letter' to the shareholders as being, under construction/is now ��� completed and vvill be .naking her regular trips as soon as inVigatinn opens in the.-.pring. From ,his improved method of transportn- ion much can .be predicted for the ivig Bend this coining season. Owing to the bodies of ore struck .n the company's properties and the .���ompletion of the hteamhi.at it vva.- .eeuied advisable to raise thepricr i-I shares from 25 to 30 cents per i are." WANTED Advertisements under this heading will be published at one c��nt \ er word per issue. Cash with order. , WANTED���To sell an excellent ranch Well situated to market. Stock and implements can be had at valuation. For particulars apply to orlice.of the Kootexay Mail. WANTED���Your order for visiting curds. Fifty ladiei>'orgeiitleiiieii ������ . cards supplied and printed I'm Sjil.OO at the Kootkxav Mah, printingoilice. WANTED���Engineers, Firemen Ma chinists and Electrician send fo 40-page. pamphlet containin, questions askod by Kxaminiii, Hoard nf Engineers to obtain En giii(er*j license. Address (jeo. A Zeller, F.iblisner, 13 S. -Itti Si St. Lou 1.-, M.i. U. ri. A. WANTED���Ladies .mil gentlemen en joy your evenings at home b milking twelve dollars per week Send your address and two een stamp to Box 205, London, Unt. WANTED���To sell A 1 Hardy Cabbage Plants, 50c. per lOJ.'dOOn. $1, 1000 $2.50; Magoon, Laxton'.- Competitor. Sharpless and Clydt strawberries, If L per 100. Shipped to any part of the Province. Catalogue of nursery stock free on application. Mt. Tolmie Nursery, Victoria, B. C. WANTKD ���SKVKIIAL I'KUSOXS (II hurauter iiikI goo'l niimtiUion in(i-iu;h muu. ��� me in thin cuiiniy required) to repru-uiil iiml niverti-.u old usniblislR-il ucilrli.v biininV-- i'iiikc of siiiiinl tiii.uiui.il a milling, d.il.iry $1. veeltly wif.li uxptm-iei iiililitiuii.il, nil ph.miIjI, n caul) i-m-li VVi.-diicMlay direct li-iim hem! ���rUcc-i. Hiii'ii* ini'l earridfcii furnished, mIu-i. ���lect'-witrj-. Itefeivnu. s. Kii'-li'M" HidKulilret���i il -uunped cnvclnpu. Miiii.ikl'I-. i'lti (.'iixmi. ilil.ltrite. I'hiiiHKO. Kootenay Lod��i No. 15A.F.& A.IW. Tlieri'Kiiliii'liK-ctiliK- ait- held in llu- II:.- OIliL- TullipiL*. liOllllii js; Hull, tin the Ihii-. Mmid'-iy in em-i. ^j^iin nil* al .- p. ii. Vi-ilinj; hn l In i i cur bully .viik-.iim-.l. It. (JJitDO-V .���JKCUKI'AKV. night ite, ol Night was her Terror: , "I would cough ��� nearly all ong," writes Mrs. Ghas. Apple; -.lexandriii, Ind., * '-and could hardly ^et any sleep. 1 had consumption so ���acl that if I 'walked a block J would ���ough frightfully and spit bloi d, bu', .-hen all other medicines failed, three ,U,00 bottles of Dr.-King's New Dis- overy wholly cured mo and i gaii ed iS pounds." It's absolutely guar;- - t'-ed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grip. , .'.ronchitis and all Throat and Lini. troubles. Price 50 cents and Jjll.tii. i'rial bottles free At the Cwnada Drtij. ic Book Co's. drug store. HEVELSTOKE LODGE, I. 0, O. F��� No. 2.'. Itiiijiil.iriiiiiel.iiif,'- u'u hei. n (Jcl.lfoIlin.Vr.' Mull .-vi-i-,. Tlen-'iliiy iiiuhl ai oiulii ���I'ulook. Vi-nniK n.-.illi.-. 0 irdiullj n-iili-oimd. ft. .S.'\VrbS0N, NMi. ���/. A. STUNK, H.x Y\~. SELXIItli: f.>DGE. NO. 12, I. O. 0. F. .Vte(.(s n\ ery I'ih-,-,ii. eveninjr in Si-luu. Hall at 6 ix-i Vi-itini,- bi-cilircn .'��� I mil y invited lu a tulid. ' J.'MATH IK. nii S38ds, Trees, .. , Plants, Bulbs. . . GREENHOUSE PLANT?., for Spring P.irntinfr. Clean certi.icate from inspector. CUT FLOWER?. ' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, REE SUPPLIE?, FRUIT BASKETS, FERTILIZERS, Catalogue Fur. M. J. HENRY, I JO!) Westminster K.iad, Vancouver. Whiti: Lahoi: Oxlv, W^ig^t porritt, PHOTOGRAPHER. iJi-veliipinent. of pl.itt*< and films f( I- uM.-iti'iiri iiiiib'i lnki'ii. Ti'i-in- mi hi- lii-;il inn. IJ i I'k in.'Ill (I iMilpiil'.il il^ ) i.inMila Di-ii^ mid Bunk t'u. -_, -UNION. C!GAR= ~ FACTORY. BR A N DS^-���IosiOSSS>- '���Our Special" & ''The Union." . H. h. BROWN PROP. ' REVELSTOKE, - ��� B. P. < i_ Jas. I. Wcodrow, BUTCHER. Retail D<i,iler In-^nnsKZ^-- BEEP, PORK MUTTON, Etc r> * Fish and Game in Season. All nrili-r- |ii il'ily lilli-rl. iFvnsinkF. b. o rvirne.r Pony I I* MJLr -I *'" k.SAXTOX. N. U. C. P. R. TRACKMEh The Montreal Star aiiya: ''Mr.Wilso. d at tlie Grand Union, -Montreal, -.loiig with'Mr. Low and many otliei prominent ineniljerK of the brother- iiood who ��.re preparing n schedule t. '.o presented to Mr. MeXicoll, seeoni', .icc-preflidenti and general manager, .bouitlie 20th inst. The men an irgiinizing nil over the system, and ire prepared to prove to the coniparn that tliey have organized an assoe.ia- ion ot Biiilicient numbers and in- .uenee as to merit the consideratioi ���I the executive.. Mr. Wilson receiver oinniunicatioiis from every section <>. he road, many of ivhoni he answered >y wire. ��� , AUr. McNicoll left on a tour of infection of the Luke .Superior divi.siiii .rs'l'iir as .Satilt Ste. Mane, acconipam- ! Iiy C. W. iSperrcer, general KUper:n eiident. They will be absent lor . .eek, so nutliing can transpire beloi neir return. .Delegates are arriving daily at tie .rand Union,'and it is fast beooniin, ��� lied with the tiiiniliar laces'who wen ts guests during the'siege'of six Ion-/ noiiths last summer,' the longest aim ��� tout orderly eondciued strike in tin .istory of'the brotlierliood." A Horrible Outbreak "Of large sores on my little datigh- -r's head developed ' into a ex so or '.'.ii'd-l.cad," writes'CC. I). Jsl'Jll oi. iurgaiiton, Tenn., ','hut BuckleuV. .rnicii rfalve completely cured her." t's n guaranteed cure for Eczema, setter, Salt Uheiini, Pimples, Sores, Jlcersand Files. Only 2S cents at Janada Drug & Book Co. ,' Gold Range Lode K. of P. No. 26. Ilcvolsiolce, - B. ( . Meet" ovory Wf-diii i day in OiKljrlliiui-' I I.i Hi .1 n'clirk. Visilni, KiilKliU in sit >.d. ��\ Mc'"iNAi,i>, f W, WlXSOR, . r. mt emit (t;C-CURIV M...cei> CO-BISMMXli'l iinicnr eaincfiwi ^.. irapaw-..^: 'Standard romedy tor Gleet, GonorrhGDa and Runnings IN <0 HOURS. Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles. IftlDY CITY CHIMNEYS. ')weeping Done by If: Picarr. ' Iiiiryi-H iiounrilint; in iLimmnL nf work to g. ' i uliiiiinuy iiml ntuvr|iipi. i-le.ui n^. Vi-arly uniiliiiuit. niucli- furiill iiimvp woik Si-n.l pn.l rrii-il willi iimiiu ni.il -Ireil. in . are-Luni-ssirei-t im.I wlw-ii n-qu- -leil. il t> unt ii.'n^^.iry in h.vu iliir. nut h ec �� f,' ciiimiieys iWciTfElPiss E. W. B. Paget, Prop. fnimp! deliverv nf (i.ii-efl*.-, Ii:itr-rui>i ���ic.,utn any purr <>( tin* Ciiy. iny Kind of Transferring. Undertaken. AH orders left nl R. M. SiiiM In-'- ruhili'C" Slnie, ill' bv TeW*|il|nMi-, N'i 7 vill rei;ei\e prunipt >il If iillnn. Fou LADIES Only. nCLIEVES PAIN AT1D IG A SAFE, ntZLIAOLC UONTIILY HCGULATOn Superior to Apiol, VcnnyroyrJ ayil Tansy. ( A.-ents : I.v.-iAN', Soni & Co., 3rontio.il. lALCYO;^ HOT SP3IHC3 :AHITARIUM" Thn nini-l oinipK'ti: Health Rciort nn lliu u.iiiliiieiil of Null h Aniei'irii. .-ilie hti'il niiil-l ..a-m-i-y iiiii'iv.ilu'il In1 nr.ni- dciir. I.ii.uiiii;. |.'ir.lini<. I..\ ur-i.iii-. SliHtiiif,' a id nliiinlniK. l.oiililil I'nj- r-ietil.ll .111.1 Nlll-C. 'i'L-ll^lMplllO llllll- niiiuiriil iiiii willi <<tl piiili-nl' (llu i-.-iu'lil. two ni.iilh iiitmi: mill ilcp.ii'l e\ ciy iluj . I ih liiiilm uiii'ti nil n.-rviiii-. iiml um-,, in n- cli-wii-i ������: iL-- wiit.ir- IumI nil KkIihj. Iiiver im.I StDlil.lcli iiilni. nl.-, iiml i-l in- iniitc ail iniii.uiii pii.siiu-. i'i-iiiii Hie -y��� tmii. Il^ uiitui'.-i r.inn.il, Ou -iii'ii.h-ii il for Ui.-ii- lic-.iliiix \ irliiei. Cook's Gotton Boot Componncl la successfully us<v.l monthly by over J10.U00Ladles. Safe.etTpctual. Ladlesnsk your drup^ist for Cook's Coiioa Root Coo-' poiind.'TakonootlU'r, .13 all Mixtures, plll^and ImltttttonsarodnriKProus. l'riro,i��<��. l.Slper box; No. :J, io deproos stronc.T.if.-l por hoi. N" 1 or 2, mailed on receipt of jiric1 nnit two 3-cont stamps. 'J'ho Cook Cnmpnnv \\ inti.Jor, Ont. {S7~Nos. 1 and 2 soldnnd rocoinmended by all responsible Druggists iu Canada. No. I nn.I No. i�� in-.- -11I1I ar I ri'iil l-ikc l>y I ' I'. All-*}, "ii ������"nl liev.-1'iki* li} W. !*.����������. (i. !���'. Curl, s iinil Ciiiiiulii iii-iit; \" Hunk l'n. Di-ii^i-t- PELLEA^HAPVEY, ' BRYANT' &. -G1LMAN, Vane .uv. r, B. C. P.V,YINC!/L A^AYLRS Srnr I er Tests -r.CC lbs. or Pulps a .ip - c i a 11 ���, Have You n DDubiai Piece .'��� fiock? W.<'ll T^'.l You ivh.it it is FREE OF CHARGE. apecml Winter Turms : Per Week. $12 lo <*ns Hotel.. un Trains Leave Revelstoke: Bastbound 8:20 Westbound 17:S0 Southbound 8:10 TOURIST CAR cEEVlCI-: To ?t. Paul���Daily. , ! Momnxil i.Boston���Fridnv-. Toronto��� Sunday.- & T]iur.=tU>-��. Low Rate Tickets now on Sale frcm . Eastern Points. DIRECT STEAMSHIP -SEKVICK, from Vancouver, to CrilXA, JAPAX, AUSTRALIA. ALASKA. ' l'n-r-r-iigtT tiekti-i to nil [wjintr at lowest nitc=. I\irnill iiiioriuaiioii nnd pnriicuhii's ��M)ly tonearen agent. E. J. COYLE, A.G.P.A., VANCOUVER T. W nilADSHAW ' ��� AgtMlt. revelstoke: OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Royal Mail Lines. Cheapest Route to tho Old Country. " AI.I..\N LLN'E-From ��r. John. 'oiinlliiau ^iii.ilili.'iii luiniiii (Vii-i-iinii I UlllHIUI , Jl.ircli ^tt< " ' l��h - " 22nd " '2<Hb Ajirll ,**rti DOMINION LnSB-From Portluud. Dorniniun Murch ��iU April r-JiA UKAVEH LINE-From .-5r. John." 'i.n-ili Hii-ile -������-,* March Udi iikc* Ont'urio " *ftih jiko ftii])cii��rc. .... Ann! Utfa l'.i*i-4H)rer!. ticketed IhroiiRh to nil purtu ����f Iri-.ii I ritnin and Iri'land.aiid at specin!!}- low ���iilrt-lu all part* of tlie Eiiropcan conlicint. .ppl} to ncnre-it railway or stearn.-hip agont or ro t\,W. BHADSHAW, AKOtit. Re\*ol��toke. ,'\ .���>. ,'' Arc/ier" TABLE or .S-. X. JlLardmv.': lluniiiiiK iictwciTi Arrowhoiid. ThomJOii ��� iiiiilmj; mid Coin.'M'llv. i-oimntiK-ini; Oct. 14lh, 'i.i. �� ill -nil a- lolluvv^ (wenther p*rinllttng): ' l.nuc Arinvliciul tor Tli'inivun'i. Ijindinf nil l (iiiinplix tvicc d.iily al K'-k. and Ult. I.i n\r- C'i.iii'i|i|i\ iiml riiiiii-.^onV Jjnidinj,* for iiiiiwhi-iiil r\Mc-L* cLiilj- iii 7.15k. nnd 12.lok. '. .M.'ikini; i*l'����i' conncciion? willi all (". V. R. ,t'.tiiii- him! Uiiiu^. Tlii-nuiicr-!V-��rvo Ihu .'-!(--lil to change Mm>- i '-.lil.ii'.'i u'illi'iiil mil in'. i'IIK FKKH ItOIUNSOK lXMIIflH CO. l.'Tti. T. 110K1NSON, Mr.i).<(:inK Diri'dw, To Trappers , Raw Furs Bought ��� Cash Prices Paid Fo' Exporter of Furs. ggs for Halcliing from Pure' , Bred Poultry. 11 From S C Brown and S C U'hit��? Leghorn.--, II P Hock.--. White;-Wyandotte--nnd Ivkin I'neks ^1.00 per set, . ... I.i-n. 11 rlui'k, i>u^--. .-Stock forwlt! ,t low price?. 1.2(10 V.p�� Inculintor nnd Rrooder for sule clu'irp. ,; I'lie B. C. Poultry Yards, Vernos PATENTS TrnclBmirr"*' and CopyDJiW's ' oi/tiiiin d in h!1 counrrit-3. ROWLAND BRITTAIN, Registered Patent Attorney Ice! .iiircnl Engini-er nnd DrMiglitwiTBli,' .ink of H. N. A. Hujldiiijr&. Hncf.i^jn'SWWt, VANCOUVER, B G A po-tenrd will -.'onre ��n i-mtiIhi: <rp<K<n>- n-iil I'm ilin-o ulioconnoi nil! oniin*/ tire flay. ^^ food's'Fhosptoaine, The Grcit EvglUh Remedy. Sold and recommended bf-jfl druggist" In Canada. Onlv rell- ni.lo' medicine difcoveiea. Bit zkaqi\ tfliaTaiii'cd to cure tU foriugof Sesual Wenknefi. all pffec-ts ot itiasa or excess. Mental Worrv. Excessive nee of Tobacco. Opinm orStlmulanti. >rall����d on ri-wlpti of price, one package il. fix. ?.1. One ir<UpftuMi liXWUicure. PsmphjCts free to nny address. Xiio ^Vood Company, Windsor, Ont. Udoii'-- l'i o ���'. our-' n i- sold in Hevflftoke .i l'..i-.;iit..ilii-ii^ .���. imk- o..c. I-" (; rti-.iind W 1 e ... .um n> Ki.i ikT. Ali > ��i '1 ro..t Lake. llllL'L-l-.'*. THE" ���wv&r Save four Snowslioe Tags. Tin* irni>-t piipu'iii' ������������anil of Clie^ii''. C ih;ici'(i in C!.ui"'Ih r,<i-ilny i-i ������Pay .loll." Kxirv plug "f "Pv, Roll" h.'.n- . ���������Siinw-.hi'i" T.if,'. C'ln.-tiiiii r.- -In ul..' ���iive tin's'* li'K-.ii*' v.iliiiilili' pri'M'iilsitn .'ivrii r��'i'iln*m. Tugs are kihkI up le Jan. 1st. 19'J3. ' Write fur (im- ti.*w liii-triiii'd prvmiii'ii (!.-u.*ilnj.'ii.*. Th* lOinpiii' Ti'l'iii'L-c Cn. Li.il, WiniiipfK ���{nitic-h. Winiiip"L', M'ln. FARWELL ESTATE. The uhariiiiiiK i'.*Hiilcrill.il ini'l K^rdcii Inict, ii I wi'i n I'.ippinKV iiml Ij.iiikV, will liu ��iil,- livi'leil ni mioii us pu'^ililc. O. M. SPROAT. 1'. 0. I lux l-'n. VidorU, I!. r, ��� A iimitotl nuirilier of pupils will br. taken���instruction- cither piano or organ���pi��no preferred. For terms apply to Mi��* Kenner at the residence oi H/Cook, Fow*���� tt*r��t. EXPRESS DELIVERY Oiler-loft nl \V. M. I^iwri'iicn's pi-oiii|il.l.v:illi-iidcd to. Ti'lui'liiine No. IU. H. COOK & CO. PROPRIETOR. ranoFTforsale At Notch Hill about IihK n niilo fnmi llir i-mlinn. Onr-liim- drrd mid lifty-llvc iiri-c.-.. iniHtly ricli Imi Uiih Und, nimd��� purl. <:!' t>, cil mid ili.iin.'d. Sm/ill dwi'llitt',' liniiKo-iiniiMiiiiiii/ live rniiiiis. I'.in'n nnd liny *iii'i I. P mll"j' li ' i-*-'-*." enlllft.-ilieil. ucl- liir.-., etc. More liuid iidjoiiiiiiK ��i��y be obtuiucd if required. ' ' ':, For Mile. alnn. Ul nurcK of ONcellenl. land on pxrt.-of whiilr is the'tinvnMleof Npleli Hill. lTor parl.icniarriapply to ' ;. . TREL0A3BROV Kami oops, B.C. MALONEY & MAI/INBY Props. liON I 111 I irely l.ci ti - lir.-t ci i-.- new in nn; l'I'lll-COI'.lli il i.- unrli'i' rn* i'iii''iH ;irul hail ml it-iiovatL'fl ilinnti-lmtit. '. Oood Stabling. Finest Stock of Wines & Liq-iors. Q J'.et Re.idin- nnd Sm ikin^ Roo.ns. RATES: SI,03 tJ 32.50 per day C. Outhett, A.R.C.Sc. A-alytical Che nist, Provincial Ass.^cr Jolfl if 1 00 Silver 1 00 !.Cii��l 1 Ol'' Copper 1 ���')(! Cold and Silv.-r ].')() Gold, Silver and Copper . i 50 Cunt raI a.-:- ivj*: eomple '- analy-i.- of Anchor Wire Fence Tli* .���'truncrf-.-t. cheapWi and i-e-t all round fence yet devi.-ed. Equally ��� .-ifiapialile for any purpose. 11 a rich, Farm or fJarden Fi lir-iiig. .Simple of con- strttotion and 'e.-n-ily put up. Tlie t C-. Anchor Fence Co. Ltd. o. Hcnd Office: .Vancouver, B. C. I'. SKKI.Ml. - Max-mibk. .Ores. Qoals, i-tc, concentration, and Arnalis'ainat.ioii ti.'sts1.' ' /85ST"Koiii.iHs' of aas;i\>- Ay ���return of in nil JSUS COKHESI'OXI'F.NCK^oi.IClTED. Inland Assay Otfice, Ktimfooys ft; C. Mining & Legal Purposes Transfers, Options. l'o\-.i*i? of Attorney. Staiiuni.-i \. Declnraiions, Pro:<ics. ft--.. ��� can be,obtainwi, at tl'iu ..Kootenay Mali Office.. J Ti np:~T\TTnTrN .'nv>t:\TT;' It may be too late a little r-timuliition =ca!p will ic*w\e the *\r]ia "���I th doimant liaii and renew na fine's cosenng foi the head In Case of Dandruff and Falling Hair use Coke Dandruff Cure Ono of the \ery ho��t. ' .Asent? heie ��� CANADA DRUG & BOOK GO, Revelstoke BVC. _u��l*ni ��y-��������������T^fg LOCAL & GENERAL. ;iide]iendint conip.niii**. represented tieielivll N Ci'in-ier, were the iirbt to hand in (lucks for los-.es o INDUSTRIAL NOTES Ml III ���Fio-h piocciie-s at A, N Smith'" .Mi McLean, of Salmon Ann, intend- H01112 in extensively for hifcriinjr poultiy He has jn'St, mipoited aoine \-hun rockn fiom I-'ihli.iI 1, the celeln.it- erl bidder of Hope, Ind. ���Fic-h egg? at A. N* Smiths. rhi monthly meeting' of school :rti-te*.- w.n held Tuesday Clmf f.!.un,.v,;i�� . apponmd tiuaiit ni.spei.toi. V. VThe school law require^.that children; ���;A, milst a'ttenclJscliboj of...shoVciiuse,;aiid A''-'; tKlit':parents iiiiist:>eiid teachers u-rrt- .;��� layn'ejcusesVV^TheV'i'usteesdia'vcdete.r^ ; JnVined: the pro visions jjf 'the la W shall! Vjoe enforced. ��� AVresdlutiotrwaApassed J......urging VtliC; education' departiiietit' to "-, >:liave;the'aot;aniended so us to adniit of ;'';=.vAii hiaur and. A half for dinner.,: ������:;':': ��� ^oreVcllifpe; cbiiil.)i!iatiiiii::delays;iiv ,.y: j)kyintiosceaioccur., with the.iiidepen-. ;;\"dferitv.iusuraiice^'^ '''��� Jt'beA promptAscttlenientA ^niadeA by V^Coursier's coriipani^ :: J/COtintryvVA . AAVJAV' V'V V'V';'";..: A-- -v''0-':'"' A> Prospectors are' start ins' from; Koote- v nay lorVH'orsefly.; . JO ii.;, Tuesday, uiylit V A wo"'/Jrt'nie.'i up from tVheVsouth'. /Vpue of -.'V'thpiiiVeiiiii-liaii; been there'.'ilreadyViind A speaks lTi'gh'Iy or rhexouii try.; A-rA-AV:^ [y-,, TryVIron " Ox for Vtlie. blood anclV : ^gci^eritl Vtoriic;���'���V''0.iiI.\A2.VVc'e��t*iy-'ii:..b'ox.-' ACariailaV Drug.;,<&;;,'Jiook ^CbJ;Vagents,; '^jfeyelstokc/Jllv^ ;'������;: C.!F.V:Li::dniark?:,lvas:pvirchiise(Fhali: ;;���; :a block-;in: the vicinityor* W'ynii street/ y-A Dr. ;Cross,;:has. let:tp Foote A Abra- VViiamsqii' a.con tract for'tlie erect ion ol ���.������..'ii;,-:ctwo-storey Viiine-rbdiiK'd;.,:liouse oir AMcJKenzioM venue. .VjVrheVVVplansiVwilF \- .jirpyide, ..for ��� two. . rooms,,.-: for ��� waitinjr, ' VrboniV? ���tiVdAsur^efy, ori/the nortlv'isideJ VThAbuilding:w,niVbe';vHaiidHbnie;addi:V v.;:"tibn: to t-heVrfvenue,..AVV,J JAV"W'- ;V-jA'-Vj' ."Vj,;lJciiutiiulj;.designs; irCwalFpapeisaj V 'SanadaVDivug ��� '& bqokCo.'s. -, '.;Co--' ;.; AVA<extV;sittings'ofjSupreniiACotirtAviA AbAlieldAtJ KaVm loops ,^ JAtAReA^tokeJbiv iMayVlDth. ':.��� : A-VV-,,, 1 .V'J-T'.E. Fw.Sniythe has, imported .three: -'-' Vrbsecbinli'br'owii;. leghornsoi'roih tlie J!: ;,yy.-Mili>r Co.,'of Freeport,lliV 'A;-,V" �� ;,,Tiie,,combinaiion insurance, agents iay t,hey ni'ust -havc'i more,- profit, yet VaAKossland Vin-' .competition with the A..KQn-b'oard JV- companies, ..represented' Anere.by 1I.JNA Goorsier, they'dropped, :V'theiri'.,,!itva.':froin':$:iC0-tb$2.b.0.:'A\; Q. ,���'| V The Silvefton..;Miners������'��� Union hit's ��� circi'ila'ted a' rcsoltitioii aniongst other. (unions" characterising ^imperial ;dis- ��� Allowance of legislation.:'against-; the irnpprtation' of Chinese and. Japanese as,"insolent desputisin" towards the, '��� people!of Canaday and calling on-'this'' Do'in in ion, a rid'.: Provincia 1 pa riiianien ts < to stand "rirni.on the.question.: ,' ... '. ������'��������� VThey'are���np-good! so ;say,thecoin-i ---iiiniition :ins,uraiice;-agents/. in towii . about the. independent. ;companies re.- VjinAented by:;HV;'K.- -Goursier., ;TlieyV .ire eerta in lyi riot .good for the' take-in 1' Veonibinatipitcbinpanies. ;";.' V��': A'"'-'Aii American syndicate is buying up' iC.'P.' K. landsandi'oloniziiig 11'i'e'ri.r". " , �� <.The''V.Ch'iiiese-: Comniissioii.'; report . -tates Japanese are asobjectibiiabie as Chinese, and. suggests introduction,:of. An*a,-ul -Act to meet the diliictilty.,: , .-..' '������';. .I/you ' wiin'.V fair insurance; rates ' -ee Courtier. ��� , A . ', ;��� .,.--, , .P ' A: J-. liV Wrtgnei-^a' Rowland Vbutcher,. V ��� nii'= i;orrie.: iiita, u Acrtune of severab . jhillibns as t.he result of an. investment ' .oi'Aari'; ancestor inthe -Pullman .Car- Corn pan v. '"���',,..: ',' . ��� : ''Steps "art; being taken to drive the Chine���yont of Crand Forks, even the -.Hoard o; 'TradeVVtiiking a ,liaiid in.the V. fl-iOV'-ll'i'-ril. '.-, ' ���'��� ������''-,������'..'.. ��� ������' The' ;.:out*��"i-hing kf-ason opened on ." -~;iUird;iy ln.-t... ' .;' '' ���, ' -." '....- ���: ..~i:',: d'.'.-wi^ l'r'.-= for rates before ;;y..>(i.iii-tir'- el-ewhere."- ;'.,-/ ��� - .<> - ���'.-Joint woiidt-rful siories, true , and iiii.ri.'eJ iiJivecome from,Alaska. Tiii- ��� iiir./T.t. 'is . ihe di>epver\\ "of , petri.ti'.-d; -jiip-i with ;,\itenMb:'..- , A'riiiwyoleaii'j. ���hVi-'broken out at Cook's- Inlet. ��� ; T-.''./ trVi.ryline street .'Jump); .have iyv.-ri' [''ut ''in -at Trbt'rt Lake. .','������ :TlA foil.nving have ..been 'elected ..���';',-.;.r. r.i the Golden Hoard of 'l'rade ,:or ensiling year:��� F... W. Jones, presi- 'de'nt : C.'a'., Warren, vice-president; ThoW fiT'.ri'.-n, ,.-ecVtreasurer ; il. G. Pairs.ii, .1. ('���'. Cllock, F. W. Aylmer, .1. -.??'.' Gibb, council; Tlie board has de- ' cidni to join tlie 'Associated I'Oards. Tiic sworn statement, of the Anglo '".Vnierienii Fire Jnsurance Company, Aoruairitd iu the -latest GovL-rniiient report, to liand, shews the t.otaj assets of the (joiiipany to be %\\1,()���);),;>&. "..���i-.'iiinst a .liability.V including capita I :-ioe.k .-���[laid, -up,'' of ifIii7,.'';J7,.SU., A d'.'pi'eciut-ioii.:of.J?-10,3i'i2,-i2' in less tliiin two years. This' company-is seeking insurance in .this -City A\y cttt r'at'.-'s: . "��� ' o, | The .'-'--ideuts of Coii'iapli.x are. e:;ter- ���,iri:-ii'ig: They liave'ofi'ered to drive piles, for the- piers of ' the proposed .'���ridge ;,{'C;,.|-|ii)orii'e before-high water. Ceeil 'Jlh'Vl'-s is dying. ' . Fiejil .\l;u-Kh;ill Lord JWblsley lias .jionet.o South' Africa, j'irobjilily to con*' fer with 'Kitchener in regard to the further prosecution of the liner.war". Jl appears in Coast jiajicrs that in lour iires which ' oc.i:iiri-d .then.', in- ehrding the Spencfr (:onllagr.itiun, tliu Tlie old l.ulw.iy town of Donald was well oft m the mattei of chinch build- iig*, 'Ihe Chun h of F.n^l uul boil I- .ng w.s lemoMiI to \\ nidi i . e'e, n. 1 iou the Pu si i} tin in Cb ti i< li b.iildiri4 I-, to be liinmed to I leld Soon nothing but the C.I' I* -tation will m.uk the site of a town at one time the most douiishing in the mountains Man j of the pi cent uti/ina of l'e\el- stoke liked life so well in the old mountain town that they make no i��icret they would like to h.i\e the old d.ijs b.ick again The Hudson IJ.iy Compmy ii.no under tonsidei.ition the establishment of a stoie in Ke\elstoke, and liad a ' iepiChentati\c here last week looking ovei (lie giotind He deteimined, hcwe\ei, to await the lixing nf .'. pei ni.ment ^ite foi a post olliee betoie puich.iMiig lots. II Tunioss li.ii pmch ned W. Nichol's liiteiest in the much at Twin Mulle, and has euteied into | oecuii.ition. I Thi'se niiiibiti.itmil instii.irue c m- ' panies and some of thni local agents aie gi tting iiillhd at the bit-mi -.s'being dune in low n l��\ the ii'iii-lnuid institutions ii piesented b\ II N. Coui- siei. F.u ts .-jieak loi themselu's. o The li'in.iins of the late II. W. Walton who w.io killed.it Field weie j Sch< ne. t.ulv, The fimei.il lelt j ('. P R. lio in ! n i n lie Win n M ' i iii , Ji i!',e, i .111 '0- l'i llll lil! o wink I b 11 1 (ll I o c- iii ni-i.il it ii In- piuni'i nr e-t.ilili-lniK in to sup| h power. On M"tid.i> la'-t K Mo-crop took over H. Ciordon"- plumb.n.: c=itab- h.-liiiierr. and mi < ml- to < am on the Ini-im ��� of } lnmb jilt, g i-liti.nj and lie.u.ng t ng nei r. In p <>' e- nun's will be inaile to the pi.in; or tlie i-tabli-l*ni,ent. Howl.mil Hiitt.i n, patent sittoi- ni'\, V..n< ou\< r, ii-| ort- | nien1- i���tieil to lollnwinir l'i. i-i Coltim- bi.in : Iii mil (.'. Kible , Nel-nn on lu.iki I loader foi aeiuil win in] e-, dumping bucket for rope Uiiiiiwas-, bucket clip wue roj e tr.iniiMty, and deinik lor neii.il wue ro| e tr.itnw.iy- ; Abel P.. \V. lloilve-, Crand Folk-, |.iteni on tiiin.ici' i h.irg.ng -\-lerii. RAILAND"STEAMER "reek The results of his work jiospccting the old channel of Can 'ieek will ha watibtd with intere- The ' s |( ! il - ivi pi'. -| r'y ii p"i" r ii- \-bei oft Ji"i' n i in mil i i !! i . d l. I i I . <i ��� :i i\ ij i 11 -I i 1I1-.M ll id .'iiiiei ie> .1 \ l'eikj, who utiiined this wi. no n a tnji to Ij nkei\ ilie, repoi th it the people m Caubno do not g nun h on the lloi-elli strike. The consulei tliu couutiy a good one t- pii sped, ' fl M Hyatt and I) WoNi'ly have re tinned fi.im doing deM'lopmeni work on then Fi-h Click pioperty. They made a good >tiike ol oie. \V I! Pool, who lcturned from Fiiguson yesteidiy niiorms us that the Nettie L is luoking exception.illy well The oie-bodi is mm being ' opened out fi nn the mw oprai.-e and pimes to l.e l.uge and carries a high w Mi- gi.ido uf oie fi for I ' j.cpsis of Regulations ror Dispo a I of Minerals on Do- A City of Wonder. Progress and Prosperity. The Smelting Centre of the Similkameen Valley. Packed Hy the payroll* minion La ids in Manitoba, the "f twojrigantic coal companies and rhe Copper'and Kennedy mountain mines North the Yukon Te riiory. , j i ���, ��� , Surrounded by the- following, resources, coal, gold, copper, hiker and fine est territories, anu ngricultural countrys. Large herds of cattle, fruit in iibtindiuice with a cliniat*? j The new giant loconioli\e, the li �� a mile and a hah of iiiteiud on t"iind.i\. The fimei.il lelt ' boilei t i u��, t,i'2 f'Jt ol heating the Cil\ Hotel loi the eeinetei\, wheie mii ..ue and wi igl.s YAK) tons \ I'locuniei condiiitid the mmmit ritipt. Kilp it nek, Kev C biiiial Messis 'l\ Jlowns. \ 11 K'nicaul, K Ihniidge and ,1 Shaw acled as ji.ill- beaiei- DiccimiI wis (>2 \eais nf age ,... \\ i.e l.iiiip.-h ide ti.imes and beiuti- riiljcidiirs in iissueAiiipcrjfist. opened HtV'Caiiiida'jDnig ,fc-Pppk Co. i .'V* b::V' v-'Altlie ineeting of (iokb Kiiuge'; Kv of 'r-iWcdnesdayVIliCbok iiiid A.;A\'VCrbw .wereVViiiiideVyV page's.v; VJFiye.;;'������'.liu'ire; applieatibiisj for'; ' nienibprs|iip? wen;, 'rccei'veiFVAV "V'V-' y-'A., 'V-'-:/'":VA'W-.\ Vi'lVi ���.V��Lewis ISrps.w-illvihsiireybtii-Vpropei-ty1 agaiiist-.loss; Af lire,;at equitable rates, iii -corn panies- of; the-; best'; financial 'standingV ..' AA:yA AAyy:'A-:'y:';; .JJ Vb. /��� All;,-V-.iMpscriip'.. V lights Al'ts'J"������;'' resi-; deirceV,,V iir 'tViie: V cityi;Aby : iicetyii'di? Vgasiviisiiig'a dive-liglit-plant- w-liicli":lie' in ii iiilf;ictu red V;,lii ni*^ l-'V Ho ji ���'ti'iiil^ takiiigiiii.tlie. inahiilacture ofaceyleiie.' giis- iiiiicliinesyAisVhe reckbiis: lii:.can: tirrii otitir cheaper J machine J: ilia ni ;is how .oii'V-the.; hiarket \yjtli:,.greater,; elliciency. The budge gings undei .1. M.'gee, W M.igeiA.iiid .) Frasei ha\e lien I.i id oil 'Ihe biidgenen h.ne elcclid D. rin.nice i.i ii pu iint them on the iomiiiitti-c loi si'lileii.i i.i ofmattiis, between the lii.initcn ince-of-w.iy men iiniFtliACiVVP.V,;K;,;J-iiid Aie" went to Mi ii it real: to; at wild�� the: - Confeience, I tjVip[>wirsd bijt Swa nee:was discli.iiged .by tlie "coin [in liy.V as VspphAiis his huIcc- 'tiiiiiw'ns liiadeV knpwn,;;i(nd/tiieie is i good deal ;,;of:; u-ritationi feltAiu.ongsL rhe lineni 'over;,what ; they i"regard .is a 'breach.obAnitli,;; on ,: thej p'ui't ol the i-oiii.tiiiii'yA- .P.Ci-ick.'.anotbeiv diligato selected'toVi-ejiresAitJvt lie'"'track i ii en, hasVlii'i*!! [ii'b.ihiited -to;, tliii [iosi I ion ol foi'enia'hiJirndf-hiis not giiiitrtoiMoiitie.il lis iut'e"li"de'ib>>.:; -;;;-' .'.-;.:.'.'';-, ;","'��� ,i i-'ThA Jpass'ciiger^ cohdiiciprs V.w ill ' e increased by '.'two :il::;!vaiiil.oo[is ill mow of the fast ''service . in J.luiic. and w id rii'ii' in i'n-iU but-i'(jiil .the "alow' and I ist trains alt eriiatelyAA A VjVV .,.':'' A; 1'resideilcWiiSimiiif'tlie; 15.li.'F. ol V. si;ivs:---���'���'There is ViiioAVa .cloiid on mn "'������ if.ypuJshoukVaiiiss the Concert^lnil:-'-V/li;.��i-inoii-.'^-V-I-;ist-'J\v<-fI:-Vfolii'tt-.t'ii-:-" 11lii�����.!i��.d ���v Da nee oil April, ;2ncl ;J iliVn't JiLihie .t Iije v tif tiiii-^MitiV-s:'' \vc-rcr- g;rM ri^U-il -i n nu ic^e ��!',. . . .. in their, salaries Jut' seven d.il(l.u- [iei icbn'tbA :iAA. :';A A'-������'���'., i'VV "VV!-J;J ��� A11 ie.J s ti ii ri iii. b i'i';J U ve p r.- i i ri e VI; i,s I w ee k vyiis A tie W(irst.Jexpei'.eii(;id:,l.r(- sens J'riie:rM,ilw-;iysJ.w-ei-ej:disoj-giinisul, No L .beiiigV.ealicel.ed on; Monday, and Tin s- diiy'sV 'traiii did Jno't . re.;oli'Viiere till !) ii.^niAWydtiesdiiyT .:'*AAAi. V.A V.ii ��� XtiiMicw.i'J-1'. R;-Jbi-idge at- Ro' s in Aist^Ji'.i'.lJ^.tiy'JV'V F1 b'liisi&isVv'i;' i it ice spans of iJUii'fvei iiindVaJsw-iugiiig -ji in ol 'Liiilifcet'. Ai'iiiiil'leiigtiidS' 'llO'lci t 'AbAjiVJ'earuiygsV'.iinv*!^^ ��iek bvcr:those iiij,l.ist-..yi!.ii-.'!"���' '-iAiiV^-'A ���A' |).V:Ma'iiiAeA|ieeis tAbui'd:-200 milis "of JiViiiw;:AiTiJ,i\ov,ii Jricot iii I li'is'yi ai. "Tlie GVtAiAshops are'sh n't-li n.clul (iwiiig; Vtb; the..iiliuicii I tyV.taV. getting yoiiiigVii!,en;..tp::sliiy iii Kevilstoke loi -want; of sill dicH'iit'at tractions. ''';.:- A Tliu ,0. P;I!.J shops ,;at;;.Ue,vi;!stoke wilMbeJenlai-galV' l>y 'i an ; ii(ldition oi GJfeet'Si[uare to accomiiiod.ne.iii.K ht- 'ne'ryi foi-;w-hichJthei-e is noi-rooni m tlie'-'pn sent,; Jbiiildiiig. :'l'he addition Irish. V ;Tickets bn'r s.ile; ,vatJ; usual places. .':; V-:;J;iJ.���',^A-���';!AVV,''"A'iJ';,'; ' V��''W' ij'V.I.-T'u^ illarber/'liiisva;;:n:'ngnitieeiit jVpeciinen; of, native- c(![ii-e.r ; taken' -,out of. F;i.;McCai-ly's";Sn!iiiii;:J('ri-ek 'JehiiiiiJ, iL!!Aii[ilieiiraticc;i,iA,iA' like : aV hage iiuggbt.oAgpliL.i-.-, ,-;:'A;i-AA^A,Vi--':''"'V' i;-'Doiitv, faii, tbplacejyr-ur'brilers' withj me..- tor yiiui-' spiingsiiiiings. l'liavi,!. ijiistV; inipprted;, JtlieJ iai-gest-;stock' of w-VirsteilsiSiiiMiigsintiiiysViiid^riiniiiings thn t; I As lieeAbrougii t :iii tpi the eityi--T- ���P..Sr',\\*ilsbii,';tlic1''radbiy.JiJ* .ij; .": - VJTheVc'iiVt-ractViftnvdheVVCv/^ ��� at Emei'iikl iiik'e'dias;;beeii'aw-arde(l to '���"ijbi'i iriii;tiir: "Tpaik i lis; ���: wlftA \v,i 11 staiT' wcrkVinnuidiateiy,; as';,tbe chalet.has* to-be, .conipleted liy ;.Juiic: 1st. , Tlie build ing !wi 11 coiitaiiiiill'i-o.iiiis.; " ���'.'. -JJoiit f.-iil to avail yourselvesof'tho Jarge.pii-tiirewhich we otl'erbJbn: this ���visit, only���������i\.".. ;Triieiniiii ai.d (.'by '.'.;V,'VTIiougli itendei-s for C. ll.VHiiiiie and ,CoJs biiildingiciosed'yesteribiy,' sevei-ab, .intending biddersi; liave;-not yet'; had AijPPportiitMtyiofyeeing tlie pi uis;:iiid | will be ini'u.lo.'on- tl.ici.wi-S'tei.-iv'wing V isjiecifiyatio.ns, and;the firin inform us .- boVlei-dio'iise will also beadded. '1 n .t in'ay.'be some Weeks beforea decision,! Iniildinn.i'Jw'iir.bi' of;w-l)od.liii;iiiasi'iiai i ,is jirrivcd.at..! ;*.,'-': -, prop'eri y ; is beginning' to move-in j ���������,: 'rhe C--1' Trbiit-.'LakA\-'City|.,A,r.lii!';C'A'I>: i,K ;"h:i\e..|.tilH, the iii purchased a row'bj'1 half bliic.ks aeros- -, Xniht ���th'iVs::-'ops,V.^..itip'ri' liui;di!i,i,- ind tlie .vvli(ileitif\V:.AbraIiiiii!s.hi's add-iiioii- i hotel'by;, eiecirricty. but ; niitliiuu; di_- to the. townsite. -^ A, .,-'���'���- - ,, ��� 'J (jtiniicVhiis'tveei^decidediipoiA '<���> i o i.i '��� Frcshi butter atA. N, Smith's: ' i ,1 J'l bcrepoi-t V'that C: . P-iK. Vpu SOCIAL AMD PERSONAL JTis. W'H'i.iin Holmes of Vancouver is visiting lJeu'lstoke Mr. 1'ioik. .Manager of theNoith- wi'si Peieli [Mi ent Siidiciite, will make IJewl-n-Ko his he.idiiuarters. Much syii'pthy ii telt with dipt. Friser, ol the ri .-s Kokanee, over, the loss ol his wife who dud at Kaslo l illo vi r r c'nl-1 hi th i Mi Wiltied Lauiier will be the I guist of the Impetiiil Gincriiment for t In ft* wielfe in the Ofcasion of the colon.ifitni of King Fdward. I Mr and Mir. Dan I'ohiii'soti returned fiom I l.eii nip to the , Coast' 'on 1 Mond.iy n ' . Mis I'm (I nnkii .uul family left on Wi dni-day tor V,incomer, where they | will in ful in e ii side 1 ilisC. II C-'ibbons of Port Moody pas-id thiough on \\ ul not-day for Con apli\ oi a \|srn to her daughter, Mis Li;in oi d , 1' Gonelle went south ' on \\ edni'-d.iy. A W'l e.ui, of K.oi,loops, has been ci a \i-ii to theni\ loi a few days. Miss Calliu rihtei o| .Iou Callin left on '1 bin d.i\ t.n Whitewood, Man. \V McDon ild, m n igor of Ihe Impi ii iIliank at Fi iguson was married at Fdnioiilon 111 ie> wiek' to Miss ( a.i.eion ol thai town Mr and Mis McPonild aiii'id in the city by \isleid.i\'s No 1 ,uid le.ne to ihiitow for ["(iciisoii 'llu in.inj' bin.(Is of the hi ideuooni in tins sivtbin wmhIi theh.ipjn coi'ph a long and iirosju'r- ons vuld d life Work'iA.g 24 Hours a Dy. COAL. '"ii.il l.iml- miij Im pin-i-li.-is. il nl SIO.PO jifi* .u-i-c fi.i* -nit .uul. ami ,-'Jii.iiO ful-mil liracitt'. N. t iiioi-i llian K^.. acic-iMii I-i'-t-'i-uii*. ii hy onu in In nl.ial .a-, i.in|.,-iiij, liny.iliy .-it mit-h rutins may io.in time tn i.m.' In* spi-uifloil li} llnler in I'uiiiicil nil.iii l-uuiiilnUviI ���iniliuiirroi'iuiilput. QUAICTZ. I'l'r-iuisof cifjlili'cn yimr-iin.l over nnd joint ���slui-U ioiiii i-iiii. - linltliiiK l-'i'i.-.* Aliiicr's . cilili- e.ie .i may nut.on . i.U,\ inia minim; liniitinii. -\ Kiue Aliiii-i'.s ("uit.lk-.itts ih iri.uilid liirmic oi- iiiuii-.i.-.u-c, ii.ii i'��ci'il ii^ II vi*. li pun p.tj- m ni in iiihaiii-i-ut SI-.Wl per .uinuin for mi in- (l.> idiin., .uul irum S-'nlMI in ^l.m.iHi per aiiiiiiui lur a iiiiiipany, 1.1 mil nj^ln c.|nOil. .1 l'Y'U Miiiur Imvini; disnii tin d mineral in liliiui* may In. nit* it iiiiiiii I.V| 1 \ I.Vxi le.-t b} iiiaiUni^ nil ihe, wiini- null two le^al po-ti.. lii.iniiK Im al inn ih.ik-i-.. one al i-iieli end ot. Llu- Inn- nl tliu lode til- \fiit. The claim i-hail l)e_ iei tndeil witliin fifteen da.\t. it 1.11.Mid wiili'iii a.11 miles nl 11 .limine. I'l'ui ilur'-i-i iIIU;e. one iitltlnunial day nllowi-il form 1 o .iilHiliuiiiil ii-ii,iiiiies .irfi'iictuin. Ttic feu lur r< cOi.liiiK a claim ii $,1.(111. Al. rli-iml 8I.111 IM iinisi lie expuiiilcd on tin claim.,, a.-h year ur paiil In the Mmiiii; He.-ordei in lie.i Iheuul. Witt u *J50n00 lutM beenoxpin- ti. il .11-Paul Ihe I..ii.itur may. upuii h.i\ ihk �� i-iii-ii-} 111.uk- and upuii eoinplyiiiK with oilier n qniu in- iiih, puii-haH: Ihu laud at ^1 HO an .mi' I'eiini���ion may ho (ji'.intcd hy the Jlinihtci of the tun ran' lo locale uniiiiiK coil.aiiiine; iron ���tii'l mn a. iilnn c-oppei- iu'lliu Yukon Tt-rntoi"), of an iii'i 11 not e-cuuodiiiK llrj Her. H, Tlie patent, lor 11 inniiiit' l.u-.ilion sliall pro vide nn-tliu piyinjuoof royalty ontliesalen not exeei-itniK Me per ulit i'l.ACKIt MINING, MAN'ITOHA ANDTHK N.W.T., i-Xl"l-.l'TING"'l UK YUKON' TKl'UTlJUY. IMiU'i r iiiinin c^HiiiiK generally arc 100 feet M-iiiitv ; einrj fee Sa.iXI n-iieiMililu yea ly. On I lie Norlli '.���sa-lt iii-.lii'Wiin hiiir el.iims an- eilhrr luii'iil* ijuimh, I lie Iul 111 -r heniK 100 reel loiuaial eMem 11 iij; Oi lwet 11 liinh and iow water liii'ik. The lain i- iniliifles bar divings bill .-\hii.N luiek in the lu-e ot tlie lllll or ba-ik. but mil ex. ei-iiiii^' I.liln feet. Where sleain, |in��er .1 u-eil, claim-i .'(it) feit wide may be iibiani' ii. DltKllOIN'f! IVTIIEICIVKUSOKM \NITOHA AND '"HI-: N.W.'I'.. i:Xi"KIM'JSG 'J'JIK .. YL'I'nN Tl.llKITUllY. A Kreu M ni*i* m ij* nlimln only two lea��ps<)t live mile- i ii.li inr.i i-i 111 nt I wenty yein-H, re ni-wiblc In tin (liM.-M-lioii nl 1 he Alniisiorol the lot run'. I'lie le���'I'd'- t'Ullt i- i*(i'iltiv d lo lliOHiilimerK- ed bin I or ti.tr. nt 1 lit ri\t r beliiu lo�� wntei 111,1 k. 1.ml -1111,1111. 111 ilie iiyl.ih nf a'l p. I'-nn- ��Im I1.0 e, ni' wiin limy rem lie eiili'ieH tor ha- diK^ ie,'-ni* oi-ii li 1.I.11111-. e.\ 1 pt otitheSaR Ij.iielii'.i.in i.iier. 1. lien- llu- h s-ee may drediii In Intth until- ma k (.11 uieli allei mite leii-e* Ini-il. - 'I n le���res'.iill Iioah ii .livda: ��� In op-v.itinr. u ntnii 1.in hia-nii ir.iii Ilie (I.ne ol ilie 1.11-1 im 1 a, li In 1 nnli-. Inn ��Inn- 11 pen-mi 01 1 niiipni),, 1 1-n il i'ii it -ii n-i" l iian nn.* leas-j nil. 1 il cil;;.- im* ��� .i.-l: Mile, 11 mile- or ll'.n. I inn is Mlllmns aie.llw i\s luisy.cunrif; j Mitll^i.iit. l.euliil -5l11.no per niniiim mr eneh , . , , ,,.,.' I iniii-nl r.ur lui-iil. Ihyally nl I In- rule- ��>��� LlMl, J.llll,due. LlllollMH'."!*'. j uvMHiniji lmii F|. Ullll| unleetid 011 ihu output .tiler 11 e\- d-���* 10.(1 i".0i almost southern and all that could be asked. Aslinola is owned and backed by the payroll of tlie Siniilkameen Valley Coal Company, Limited, which is a guarantee in itself of its success. The e(|iiipniont and development of their coal iniiieH, installing of water, electric light and power plants are already arranged for. ��� The development of the Ashnola Coal Company's mines by the Toronto capitalists who. have established their payroll at Ashnola, make it the coming city of the interior of British Columbia. ' Lots In Ashnola ape Safe Investments In.blocks 1 to *1 and 13 to 20 the price will he advanced 25 per cent por month until May 1st. 1002, and 10 per ceh't in the reiiraining block*. The present price is from ���f.'K) to $22b, 25 per cent cash, 3, G and 9 menths without, interest. Arrangements -are already completed for 38 buildings, including eottag��# for the employees of the company at* Ashnola. This work will Iks under full headway by May 1st. The company's stoclc is now selling at $1,10 percent down, balance in 0 equal payments. With the advent of transportation Siiiiilkaniee'n Valley coal can be delivered at any point in West Kootenay or Vale as cheap an any other company in Canada. For further information apply ifo" SIMILKAMEEN VALLEY COAL GO. LTD. NELSON, B. C. . 1 - .ii , . i ��� . I ; .'Wl Kamloopss to Horsefly By the Clearwater Route. Pack Saddles, Aparejos & Riding Saddles can be obtained at the Cheapest possible prices at im (hose tirelesi K IHU New I. I I,eu s i o ic-t In tie win 1 eia��� Ur 1'ilK Til! [IK IVum and \gtie J'he\ banish'Hick lle.id u he, dn\e out ' Mala'-ia. Ncur uiipeoi weiki'ii Snlill ti'.-Uc niie, uoi k \\onde ���- l'iy then il (' in id i I' ii�� ^ ilo.ik Co zi) cents j'foliiidaiiiins-'ii.iid iron roof li. 'bave'.uiider.coiisiuei i ..ilf-'itiiMi.-.' of'.���".���i.dyn i,ii i to PiA'IO TUNIN3.. Clai i>, J ). i.o 'J ur.ir. if mil [>i\ hw inniial visit to Kevelst.'l.e abi ut Mauh 25th arc! oide'x i ii Inning m.ij be left at Ca. ��� da Di ii" and iJook stole. If J I'oionto, .1^ N0*"I3: i tint r.uul In Mil ue (if .1 v.* r.int I <i mtj tll- u i n In llu I' rn ii..nl Imild'UK .nut i.dui 1--..I.U mi |nn-iiiiit in llu. I'd" .-i- .-Hiii'iiiK-.l in ,. tl.iilil iii'ii|.iri (lniiii llu* HIhi d.iy nf (Muiiu 1 HI nil ti-Hil V"iic itinn t..v !''.ij- ��� to I'u.ii-.i .t.'l-iik. ii I hiiii'ihiK'Iny ^ i'i I ,iinl hiki ii "iu -i ���.ion ui .i Imdi rami u.'ii u-nli.i^ in iili.in in ui^'cr. wr lurr. mil mn il I I'Hi'I I."'ii - lIi H t'-l-. .n.d lii-i* . lilii-i \ o I ii iO in ' I ui'un ill !)'��� iiil-ii-kii"��n ^-llu*i n.l-|iikt* -I .in. Iiillliu } I) Ing on l,"t .... li 10.1 I'i.iii ii.li Itn. I-l ikr, P..C. wIikIi ,i j.ind- Ami um In"'ij I win inTer for -..lie in i -.Willi-, -lit .il I i l ll Mm k llll I'lmi CM. IlilMll- B i ii s nihil i\ III** ."I ii d.i> "I' .M.ii'.'li. e,c.ty^cl,i.;.ls:t<Ki,y..,;,;^.,,, ^ ^-jA^AiuA ?"A ������' uiA^i'li!;: : Finding tli:it tlie .. lire alai'm'sysiesu,;;..i'in'ti.\w. y 'ijhe eoisspnny, . as' ivei! .(-> tlie m-i- ���" nmi <11 n'lnu -m imni a.iid iU willnot- tiike-ciii'e..of i,t.--eit. ..bi!t..-n.;i|iiiri;s Vmen eAbeet tAiit..,-, iiie . .ael.edtile .tl' mt --.-... -.. ,i.. i , . '.'..'.' i ? ��� . .. ... ..'-.. i .... th ���School. Inspector .Wilson' .inspected | ;j,b)i.;e ;i'ie''being'Vje'r gaui d ill v'ieii ol .i sink. attention,"as at; Ka.nloi ] !"(.* stiiiliiitit-d Jat���'.'J.Miiil.rs'eal' Will: be. THE MINES Mi" limier- .,,,-, ,-,,.���. stand the; Fire, Water-^irtl LigbrVCoin- v.;!id.'iiAu-d: iiiihout AliilioivltyA niitt'ee will recommend -.-'"ilUt'-: City .i-" Council to aci'ept-.���.the.,���-������'fprmeivoffer ot, theAVater. Light, and' I'ower'jOompaiiy to.take chargeai! the syste'ii}';-;- ������ VPatronize; Home jSoeieiies a'bd.'go'to the Concert- and' Dance V.ouV April. . 2nd; A J; ':���: .. V; ."���:-���:,'.;���..;;....', . ,.,,/; '.'��,'If' thoseiwh'o./ say' we do ' not give I reliable inforiiiation'', ii\., our raws col- j lihin'o.re Tere .lautie 'Cucjie and otbei',| ,iiij'it.ters.wiir call .'aA the'.Mail otllreJ [ we can ;-, perhaps ���'''eiiliglH'en.iVthe'ni '.'a lit tie. V\"-' .. ;-. ;..,. : '..���;������������ V,,,-, ,- . TliiV.week-has been spent:in whingI- iug.iuV the Legi.-latiin-; .The ������Address was 'Carried ' by 18 : to lib with t.uo government" supporters- absen't.. tin riiii'i.t.li.t'urtis chi/rgiiig the. Premier and Yniiii.sters "with. J "personal inter'-st in the.... A'a iiih I ia.ii Norihr-rn ile.il; the Premier at Ameo; de.ii.iii-'li'.l; -i.rny.i! I'limtiiission of in(|iiii-y,; 'and s .id je- wo i i.i ij adjotirn the House" till tlie .repor; was presented-. . Dont nnike any appointments fin; j Apl. 2: The (Jo.-g'-ove J orchestra are'i coming: here" I hat niglitiind will give concert .and 'I hour : di'ii'-e., under auspice's of Irish ��� So-'ial and iieiiJ'.vn- leut Society ;tni| [>r<uni-cs: to he the treat of the season. i;, o .. The -.���.Sioriraii syndicale li is' taken over the White.Star line. nu d tin- .'Ul M i -li I'J-J J���-.-.-' ���������'-. J.VMKS-1 ^ i O V.'V'J...,. .:'.'. ,V.,. . V:. -;-y V I ll if! V H.VUVKY. llciAltTKIt t PIN kit i\t '-: -'.J. .''Suiici'di*. foi MnitBii,n.F irofitA':.! the'Vl.e.Tioi tll(,*..Wl-,i!'--k!!n'.\'.n'!fiili- '��� will' j>o todfoAetiy, i(|v.i<ed ,. thr'i.ii'iggi.rigs The ���'rrii'iiuKlv1 is-$-l5,(>)0.'.VV.-'-,'*'.;. ;':Col. Topping. ilug.Ufian of Ji'iai and says he; is ivi.l yie..d;^'2r)-per..di:i!i''p(-r;d!iy-' ' .. ���. A���guld,s.'ii-k.i';i-< i-eji/irurd.froiir;[Vjly, riv'-r. '-wiie'i-f- if "���',)������)'to ''ilii.'--pMi';i*i repor'l- -i'd'J '' '-'yy:y '.;,' .;-.':'.. A; A:\A- --��� : ljr.itisiiCokciibia pr'.duces 'ablest 'eVery -known ���������ii!-iii'*ral'. , V'ii ti.is./mnv bee il. 's.rin'ie'k til r'outbe.,:-'! i Coot l.-.liiiy," : l'.-\V. McCrossan' l'Vi-j:'-bonded���'.',!.he Ti-iiiiie. -: 'l.he' pii. e is -not. ilrtinitV.ly knoun'Vbiif'is>t.,tid to .'be if iliUl.tlOil'.. ��� ]"���'..f.'. l.i'Wis... of -tb'i''' I'.'ii.'.d--' KVi.Hiu--"6'h ' Lin >,',��� ."' '-. -lib Jin'- * i ,.i i.'i ; < !i.i;- Isold bis interest in ii��' J i A' '> ��� 'd j .Jtiliii-ee. ''-A. "'' '. ' \ Podv "! 'ore-. .-��� r-iiiiri.'ii;, Soina' in WEST KOOTENAY ELECTOR .'DLif^IOT. ' Dith GING 1 .'Till-; YUKuNTEUIUTORY. | S n l-j-i'-i'r- m" ll*. i* mill- i>,ii*li may be frninlrd to.i il-. i- iiiiii. i- I l- .i U-riii ol I ��uu..\ -.(.us. ;ils.. I-.-'* I IV.lllll-. I'.io ti i-m-i '> i i.ulit i-i Limllnuil tn llu- ^nhniiTK- idllll.l I'll-. .11. ill. IIU'I' III lllW low TWlll't l.i.ii-k. ill.i. luiiinil.ii-i (ulii-lKi-d liy iU |Ki-ilinil i.n me l-l d.i.i ui /Migiiti in tim ycaro' thi- il.ite o. Iii.- k'.ii ������ TIilIin-h -li.il. li.uo nun lindj;. In npcmt'oii ivu .i.n i v i y .i ���-. t o.n ill- din* of tlu lo.i-o. .uul mi. il . fl 1.- fur ci oil lie- nnli'.-. ivithin i-ix i.tn'n iiiuii Midi il.ii.1.' Konliil SI.in..'0 pi-i mi.o i.ii'l e* .1 ������>.. y-ii*. .nl ii'an l)*r milo ioi* ��� ii, n niiu-iniii nl yi.ir. Ituj.ity tct| p r cent i n Uio iiiii|.iii in . m,*.���mi -rl.'i.nl.U.OJ. PMC. u .Mini -c; i>���" thic vuicox , T.S'.-ifiruKV. I'm. li, (Jul. li, Itlv-r mil illll ('lniiii.*. shall mn ��� \i.'i ei! ii.i iiui In lui^lli in. iihiiruil o.. tno U/im'I.m* ui K'nei'.il dm i lion nl tlie ci-i-rk or l*ii uli. tliu �� .di li bu n/ li mn I.i 1.0 in 2,i oil Ki't. Ail ul.ii.i- l.i^oi" I'l.niiii sli.ill be -oJ foci ii'iLir.'. ' . i i.iiinn arc niiirki'il li.V t��n li {>.*.' j.o-ts. oi u lit i u.-li i mi in .ir.li ' iinlicis. Kill ij- iniivl l-i-ii'i l.iini d ml Inn irii ini>i il tin- i-ni in i-i within on iiiili-s of .\liinii���' lluii'irilur's olll ;u. 'Iiie l'MI'.i d 'j .ilioW'd im- L.iiliiiilditioiii.l tun inilos or 11.1. ii..n. 'I'lii* |.ui*i*on or Lnniiiany nl-ikiiij,';i claim, and i'ii..li I'd-Min hi In-, or iii in,il.ijin"iil, isxi'upt, In.n'~i- stri uul-. inii-l hold .1 i''i (.*���_��� Mimn'o Ci!. llll.'.Hi'. Vlic . i-niioci'i-r ol ii iicjiv mine i-* cnlilluii to n uLuiil l.lhKI ti;. I in lunmll. ��|ld If llu* li.ilty coll- -.1-1- ol l ivu. 1 -U'l li ul iilli'HrLliui'. on Un: output ur u'lnoli nu i-nj.uty .-lull liu olmigoil. the rei-t oi inu |..i.l> ni.iiii.li> ul.'i mn on y. l-.nli-y iro SI'mju. KiiJ'.i ly in. Iiiu rain of five pi'i-M-iit. chained on Un urn-*, inilinit of the inn ii mini \ ptiiin ut m mini il lAcmp 11 till ol ^i(WI Oi No in.. Minn Mmll kiuk i (jriint ot moiu ill ill on. iiiinin^ 1.1 um on i lih m.|iii iiiiinr uul in 1,11 di hut ino nun. limn l mn\ h ild 1\U\ lllllllllll ol uliinii ll) pill. llllSl Hill I'lii iiml ml iiiiiiliiii, tin in nu mlii I mm wihi linn 11 inns in |i nlncishiji bj tilniK nun. i iin I p i\ ni, tu nl ^J u \ cimm may tn. iiind ind uul ni thn nla mud on llu -.ami, 11 tk hah'1 ei ini.1 b) siun0 notluc and I nn ��� i in uuik ii) i>l be d in on n (.1 um < icli jiar to lln.1 iluc oi n li ijii SMilw oi in lull or work pom in in i) ii iu tdi. Hi llu Miui'iS In inrrlii I loll Julll II i llu. IliM Um ( Ji Ob ol n!(Ki 110 und mil li ii I jil llll lor i iili )Liir luil ll it. llill mill Im bnn rinpt ni fn |i i d iiiimi in o I mn rl i i li ii i ii not Ihi ii um piJuiil In d i nut lo In loindoiu'l ind up ii l" i t lipid n nnd inn i bi n H i(.t Mini.! I a hoiiiiinl s nl i lIk in in ii I- d tlnid lh- ihll. ll i 1 i. 1.II1-, a tlllil lllllill ind pub In-liim nun i *> in ll ��� "i i In n "III' i il <- i/< tte G JUL S Harness & Saddle Emporium, Kamloops, B. 0. in if ai iu \IIMM 101 \ tokos' rBitrti jia-ryKi-sToKi-:' rtmiM .V'-'fii.'.- U iii-i'vi.y u llnii.d.ii ti; .1 .V, '..:>') ��� t-'.'l-.-i * ' I.'- cii-'(|.ii-..i.'lt,i. nl iO.?1''' I !.,h ..��� lit..I '. lli'lli'- " v.i .--. i���'���!-, i i ��� ���; Ii'm Mill f li ' ."M n ..Via}, ll-'VI ll i 'I ' nl I I..i ��� ,i' .'I ��� i i illt ��� ii .-ii. es )i i i i I h nl' n Mil 11 : ii.. n: ��� .'. *t..". . ���* -i i I i t i u i-i t i ii ii hi..'!! ivol'H IPUl.S'lltAPl CUA" C? OflA" rO-JVtlt* �����R; (l.il V file ' 'rmri. .. 'Jf'">'-will c vr isjoin^ and inu. ley v i i�� tr "%���* |ii\ilit' of -fi'.'. Messrs. I.Ilch.Uial.l, 'iVliliiU iJi'oiiiii; ' the.- ���(|i'|iir.ai i.'.s'i i'i'o; XSso'.'i.ited'i'on-d.^ ot l'rade.J,'i i vi', left f ���ir'.f'itt.'iw.i. t'b iir.^e. i.ii|i-'.-!ti;>nJ o;' i.,-'i 'port tax on lead [nvdii.rl sto eiicoi.iraue te.'i'd iiiiiii'iiL''n!',d niii.n'nf-i;tn,r!.:s, , ��� W. .\.':!.iiier liis^iii-^ofi iteil a h<,.iid onJthii 'I'olip.A Anstraji/iii ^rqni^o'.-i fhil'lijis .Vrni'i'l'wi :f;i).b<iu. 'M.iilei.hn/'M.e.Miil.iiii, .is Nikinj,; �����''<*. o.tit.df l!i.'_''.(-reel; near���'(',on.aji!ix., ��� .,:-'('v'en fbonsaiid ,j>��--<-,<;.iff .wi-1! tro tn Hi v. I .Vi r ii J. .OvSu'LL'fVAN, F C S .frc. '" C1AL Ar5:-AYERA.' �����/.:��� m pal en.-. . - ' i-b-Lid \:<~i. - , ']���.;���' sifi:- .. - n I.'.-.;- -. >(-,.r-���������".'.'!fi vty/.��:,' h , .. . v ;ili.l',.,iii.l'i. O- iilial} ��� i .a' /ii'..-'-.' .....>���'. (.'��� *.l.' ."in .fcipini' -.���.-'<t '.. .1 ���-���)'(.-.n.lt); ��� - iiMiit.-.t)..- '' I i iiu ti-< mi i ibli fi i hi'lir iilio miiiniK I mi m��� i o n I ihi I I ruin om 11 llu mill ���> ind I id oiii > om m li i in ii iiih) In h hk d loi I i ii ii i hi pi i i d il Ih t/iuiin I hiii in en I I i |li I I ll li) I h Ipp I llll III ll X 111,1 III ix i ml lo in.-una .1 liii pliiu i iii iiiiii, mid II I II l II 111.!. 1. llllll IIM III UllllHIIOri mi} ' ii in ^ i I in ilo mil | i ii n d A i mill nl . I I in i i i a i mn ol n ml ui in I i Io}nit) , a In | it i . i ni in Ok h' -.- ii il pin li*"* in I i i ii ii it in lini ol >��� Miydiw in ihnr���(-(l up i in in i I ii ii linn in i d imi Inn om I ru n m ih nil ol Hi li i h ind not Ii*i,i. j ii i a i in i n i i n Iul iiinniiill) I In { I i' I l I l III I Ir l|ll ll 17 mil Kllll i ui p i I I i i In t. iu li im il nf >ino[ il Hid | ii I in nn r il < i h i d nu I'"l P''Hi i III Ol I [. \l I i I) im ir, i |,t | I hi mini n I nidi, i Imll i i i in n /-i i In ) I I I hi op n to puis i i ��� ii |> i I inn -i i il I lh (nu P ��ioi i i i i i ii ) i, e mini li m') " (|iiin ..!���,.i. i. .-oi .i um.in; ..mil. nn Imlllik, "nil Mil ii.niiil.ii'; i.i- uiw .oviic.1- iii. tin* raiu 6r .'Jl.i'd h'n' ��� -r ; -ii-.jv.irt I., r. .v.iii.iiii iiiuii lull; us iiiiiy.bi; .;>. i ,!|. ii i,;, I) d Viii" CiHliii.-il..... . ' ,!a wi'.s a.Vsmai:t. ,: ;.,.'��� ' Ji. pali'm' i.\-ii> Minif-tei- of Ihu Interior. .i.-.p t i In -;li "I Ill'- liilirioi' ' ,. ' iio-.i-.iii, ,'in.i ,il.i cli, I'.KrJ. ���'..'., AS HOUSE CLEANING TIME APPROACHES the thrifty housekeeper'.-! thoughts turn our way���nnd to ��� Unit special Cold1 Witter Knironiine they' used' last year' whcli wo still have in stock also to tho "Irnnite Floor Paini" the hesteu'r muck���al.-o a little \arni.-h to touch ��� up the furniture, a (in of enamel' to beautify vour room or hath or to the celebrated "Elephant" lira rid of House' Paints. Our spring stock expected daily, v ��� At-k to i-co our Electric Torches���just the thing for' Miners or Railway Men. ���w;-m. lawrence! . Hardware, Etc. ^^^ I 1 ' ������"^IT������'���I ' II 11 T*���"^���^'i I I I���^^^wcw^awt^����^My^m^m^^^.^��� i m. .���***.~**^mwm IF YOU WORK IN TOWN LEAVE VOUR WORK IN TOWN , Over 100 suits hnvecnme into town from eastern houses in the past few months. We can't help noticing them���its our hnsiness. 80111c very good and some very hud, hut NONE ARE ICQUAL to our $20 to *?2f) suits. ' Give US a trial. R.S. Wilson, The Tailor 0 WHICH. j Noii'iC Willi I he n'pcn, si'iison. ," h'0'{:r 1 fct. iirie(*-i;v r. hotice: '! he'l'iilh niine is s.iekioic ore rtin- n'iiig 2n() o/.s. - silvi'r |,i r.'���!< n, r.iA-i * \ /". n . . D'A'ri \, pH-LoresuiMisliipiiVVntVliyAliiy^.l^aTer {flcl fl a-Dfl fl.K The"Hlocan ���S.tai- ivilr-rhtp-WO tons ;i,-j ���fi. ii-i Mid Kxc(.-iitor�� I'noiil h fii I'J. (,'r��'tf.siii'i ���Iter. Wh'i livmi iiivi-.i } The Nelson linn Wi nl'Trade, wi'lseiid" 'G^^^T?^^^E3' ''"'" "' '" ���|,'A'lr' deliunre to\-i,:t..,'iat,..opf.(vsi,',iioo..-i ^f^A'' V>^1�� mnv v'm-'^m [!ighest Honor*,-.World'if Pait C.AJ Medal, Aliilwinb:-!. Vt.A A^"lil llnkliijf I'i'iviIitj 'ntfier .things, the ii.'iieiidin<_' .of. tin Miii'-i'iil..- .iV-i-i on ( II-^ pri.|.lOSC. ', 'l.he Mi .McK'i'nzie and Matin," will .resniiK iiperii'l ifi't'iH nn the California group, on 'li'iid.Mr,iiii|.iin.:'i free g'.'d propei !>'��� 1 h'.iyi nnd ,; lien I.1...S sliirtid'rt.isl.iiig !���!! ���'/he ii|, griivr-.- im his I'licer '...-.i... on ihu -Jui.t...hi.i oi)/)JS.t.C'i.iiil.h ..l'i, carper-��������; i.;ii|',' I- ol'-lln: "'I iiil.til ."��� .iii.l ii'ii-'im fi>:.ir.c'l>liil*"fil V. illi.'im Ftpccc ���ii.i n-�� tii,.'i.','i-iii.. . ���. : ��� . ' ri-.. ;-(��.v-> lini im; niiy (-in i'iii-i or'in-. ii.ii.i.'-.. 1 lie i .iiii'lv nl' i\ ilimiii itc'ic" ,.���. I,it,., oi in l-.liil.i-, in thn I'roVinoB -.. 1 ..hiiill.iii/df i.iiiMil. in-'-- n-f|illn:'l id i't. !������ nn'li'i'-t ..'ii.-.l ill.ai- 1 iiiiii-- linn n-'l* .mil .ml |..'i i.i(.'.,.Ui'i .01 lli-ii-nla 1111. n.iii'ii-ti >ii iiu���.nn 10. h, il urij. In-Ill l>J' 110 ii-ntl.-il, on or' IiisUiYU tlio- I.HI1 of'}' .1. >.. li. I.n.!. '������',���.' ���'��� .', :-1- iKivi.v k'vi-i) thai. nfliT . thfi-ftin ��� ��� .il ii.iiu',.;-.ii..i,- w.ll |ii-i'..-i.-i'l tmli-'irl- ,'��� i-,illl..- Mil.-.II-.'-!.-'I llll IM.-li'-n 1 iiiiii"; 1. 1.iivin.' iciiiuil imly to ih�� uliiirii*"" h-' -luiir 11,111. lino.' liiid.iiotlc.Miiiil nu l ���!.('��� Illll.il> lor llu.' im l-l I'd-"'f lh0Cnl.lt''. 1 .nl tin ii in'....ii 'lidli-ilnin-il lo mi.v P''''' .v;,I,h -i-iiini Kiii-liiiilhiiiii.-t-iiiiir hail .not, i.i Im Ciiii'i.1 tl.i; ili-lnliiili. ni '.hi reuf.. ��� 1 .il, C i...lrl,.iln>,' 11. 0., fii.ii .'-lUircti. !���'������>- ��� V'l'.V, M.l'.M TH!.,6- PINKHAM. cnjioiiorj nu- AdmlBMru-tor. Kotico is hcroby given th.-it. an applivntion �� ill nu initdo tu Ihu I'lirliamcnt. of l.'iuiiut.i nt its in M. stb-non mr an uut 10 iiieoi-porato a 1:0111 linn*, to bu kilo nn 111 " ho Caiiftdii Hontral iiliiuj ( oniimnj 1.1 coimtrui-l mid o|ierat�� ;i lino ot laihiav (.omnRniiiiiK tiom a point nt. or iniii l-r*-m.h mti un the north coamot' Laku Huron nortliwuitirly lo soihii pbinikt orncnr .s haiup nau Laki thencu noitrit-rly to Horno poiitl ut ur in in tno hcudiviitorn of iMontvoul im r in tin. dihluotof Nipi^^niK, ihuiivu north- ut-.ii.ilj lu boiiio puintoD Ihi. Albuuy rivt>r. in tho (luiiiiLoal O11l11.no; thenco in 14 north- wmtcrlj uncition through ''Uiistii'Mii'lot of -Koh- iiatiri arid iIil 1 rui inco of MuBitobii. ti�� Horau point 011 ur ncur LiiKl kViiinipeg; tliuuco north- irlj and uctcib liy way 'i>'t .'��� Brii>co Albert., in ihu it 11.11 n.t 01 -.ii-.kart.li'jiviiii, aiid' Kilrnottiuti, in tliu iliiili111 nt Allicrui to Tutu Jium�� L'aohc. in llu I'rtninn. nt Hritish i.ulninl'i.-i; lliont.-c MiuiliLrly in the ui-lniiy ot- the .Noith Thomp- ���.011 niLr by U'l*. uf HaniloopK lo|i poiul al. or ntar I'litnututi, thitiic wcatorly tu Nnw Wciit- iniiii.11.1 tlium l riorth-wcMtcrly to Vancouver. ivith power to coiiHti not and opuratiia'line of tailiMiy tiom hoiiil point on Um miuth or tnut 1.01 ^1 ot liiiiLOtma Island to Victoria; with riiitliLr powir to lonsii'ucr. and opitruro. ah 1 Miiision linu ol Mild laihvay from houiu point on the linu or nihil) rirsi' aiiiuvu inunlioniid at or mar Ttto J iiiiib I'ai'.lie weMturly 10 I'ort I KMiti^ton or I'oit -jiHipsoii on'tlio !'aoitleooiu��t.; uifti lurihtr pu **r lo coiiHlnii-t a branch Hue oiitlu rl> In ni t I line of 'railway in Uio l'n�� miilcoI Onlanii lu 1I10 loivnsof I'ort Arthur mill oit U illiiim on Ijikc Hupurior; wiih i'ur- Llicr pniitr lu 1.011 liutt and operali: 11 limin-h linu lioip nnriiu poinl on tho Diiid iinu "f nuluaj In tin 1 p Kiiiiiloops and l'l-iiicolon lu-iiitlioariutr- lj hj mi) nl l'i iiiilLiiii j |oJOran.it Kurkn; with iiiiiiii 1 poll or lo 1 oiif-ti iiL-liinil operate aiimiiub Inn. from -Dint point on Luc i-nid line of ruilw-i) Al 11 ni|il llu. v ni tli '1 h. lr)|Wun Kilill'to Ahli- Liofi iipii Aiidoihini lj��k.-; iivi|.lit'iii-th��r poH-tn* Oi toiir-u uul ami iptialii tel..��.iipli iiml l..-|u- plioini linw loi tin* puriHwi: ol il�� himliicitri nnd mi llir 1 uhlit , tud Willi luithor power lo iiiiii ind opei tic .Milei iioiver eolivi-iiienl to tlio mad loi Iiiuii riilMii) iiml Hllici- purpOftu; "ith Hull 1 r poiser t-n unit nnd ii|*��iiiti.- Hleimi iihlps. Im lies ami shipping "nd Imild and unot llu.' iicemiui \<. lini * ee and ulovatom: and Willi Mich otiiui iiiuii r mil privileges a* aie iiMially t,in 11 10 iiiiwiij 1 niiipiiiiii-n. . llai.d ai.' H iimipe'if lulu 21st day of.Dt-cem- "bcr. A.l)��� ItKil. . ,.' ,.. . . .! Trros. TI. Joii.'isoN, ��� ....''. Solicitor for I.Jiu AppHeiinls. pjtmWs business college Opposite Hotel Vancouver. PRINCIPAL, J^ISS E. RICHARDS. Shorthand, Typrivrlt-'nJ(j. Hookkc plripr. Tclp ' l,'ia|ihy iiml Ariiiiiteiitin in Uran-iiiK. Gradiir ��� nl.es fnm ililncollpgiiMoiiri. hist iippd-.nl mentn. Ine-limivi! tcuii-. for huiiflcni 83�� Per iniinlh. NOTICE, TAICK NOTH'K that, 3n days afr-r-r date I Intend- to apply to the Ulne-f (.'oiiiniifkionor ��f I..11 dn and Works for pei mission lo uul ��<l .-.-in*, awvy timber frem llu* lollc winsdenorib- (���d laiids dititalod In hi|f Heml didtnet of Weit Kootfinar, eonimeneiinr at. a pint plants oa the <inm hunk or Columbia Kiver, three mllM .south i-iiM, of lloyd'K- r.-incn, and marked "Miry lJuvin' soiith-caeit corner," therie*c north aloaff thi) Dank ol Columbia ftivor 1G0 chaim, thcaee ciiMt 41) chalim, llionco notith liM chiiius, thftiico wchI 40chi'ins ro initial post. iintt'il February Uh, 10J2. ' MART HAVIB.. ���- HPTIfE. TAI*;P. NOTI0Krhat30dH}*t- afterdate I latum! to apply t-i the Chiof Cpmrnimloner ��f Ijiii4h and ,\Vorks for porralsHion to c-nt aai carry nwny tiinbur from Ihii tollowiuBrdeflcrrih ud h'.nilifHittiiiud in the Big Hcqd rii*.trtet M , \Vcat. Kootenay. commencing ail a pom plantH on the OHHt fmiik of Columbia.'Klvor tlirre miles south cant of Jloyd'u ranch!'ahd marhe* "Itichard Davis' Knuth-ea.'it corner," ihvaoe south ulonff ihe .bank of ('o)nmbia Itirer 19 uiiaitiH,' thence east K) chains, thencu norta It�� chaiiis!, thence west Id chainH to place of eon��- mence'iiicnt or initial post, .������ Diitc:: Kcbruary-Ith. llllr.'. KK'HAHD DAVIS. Tcn��lerB for a Lloenao to Cm Tlpbfr qn DpinlnlQii Lands In tho Pi��p- , v|nco oi'British Columbia. Iindfr* ope '"li'H* F*or fln-t class Icalhvr write B. G. Leather Co. Vancouver, B. C. rii-irlsh Odiim'i.a Abii.'i* for the ool"b'*it'd ���'PEKECANO" pole U'Htlior. i nt folis mid Hi-��*l rlit-ei. . IlftpiionJ.��-��Uit*rj>.: l'icidlc-HiddIc and ."kin* IiiK l.enlhnrs, l.iieu and, l.-ttlKO lA-athers, Up. per l.i'Klhi ra of all kf�� ds. i M'inu.H-:tiip-r*',.of Clr*(d Upptrn of all i 'di-sixii'ii'-ii*. . ��� ��� ' l .-h. c-i��i-l-.. is' Tools .in J .l-"iiii1iii-,*H. Saddlery . Hnr.li.-:i'-'', Hiiiir. and i iii.-. ' . . ���j'u-o tlinU'ai.d ll^i-.-ttins V. ant: 'i. uiotloKiie-i J-...1 price lli-u ou H|.pll.iH.l.;n. QBAI.'IS'' T|';Nll*CltSa.li|i'i!Ssc'i to the O i-ign.-il ii|id iiiii'kod uii tne envelop, iter foi'Tlinlar liertlrNo, 'Afi," in bo' opined on the llllh day of .ipnl I'Ml. will 'lit* r.cclvotl in tliln Hi pai'ltiiuiit until noon on VVcdiii.sdn}.t.he Kliii ul Apiil next, loi- a license to cut limber on llcrlh No L'llJ, situalu in tliw 1'ruvino.c of (Irilinh roluiiili:ii on, Mi'iiiilain ( rick, cons* prii-iiil} tivo HlockMil';isi|iiai-�� niilcK i-acli. ' HlouK No. 1.���I.eniK mi tliu SoUtli sidn of said Creek. cij|illiie'ticiiif( halt "a mile up stri am from ll).. (.'.r.l.'j. track Mini thence uji sti-enni ^ inileri bj I null) iu depth. Uluck No.'.!.���Ileinp on tho North aide of sal* Creek; cniiiiiiuiiciiiK IA- miles up stream froin th? C-.IMty.Hack and ihsnceuphtl-eaui 3 milts ny I mils In depth. 'J'he reKiiliilioiiSi under ivhich n license will bo issued, also prinl. d form of lender and envelope may hu obtained al this Ilepiirl in itt or nt the olliee of the Cruwti Timber Aj-cnt at New U'c*.liniu-ie*i'. Buch tender nu-t hb accompanied by an accepted Chi que on a chai-ti-i-id hank in ravor of (.hbDupmj'or tho .Minister of tliu Intorior fof Ihi; amount o! t.ho boiiuS which' the applicant Ih prepared to p.'iy for si licuiise; ... No tender by lei griiph will ho entertained. VPEIU.EY O. KKYES, Secretary. Dcpiirtiricnt. of the Interior, Ottawa. March (iili. lOOi A' FORSALE.f . A splendid business .opportunity. A blacktiniiih shop,, houi-e and two lotn forAn li*. .'Apply to f.':l\ hebagliati, Lyt-on, .B. C. Ci
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