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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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V a rrorStcm Ut>Ury Cf ���������MMuawpaawnaa Vol. 8,-No. 51. ������ REVELSTOKE. JB. C, MARCH. 27, L902. $2.00 Per. Year Carnes makes a most convenient stopping place. -' THE PLACER DAYS. Carne3 Creek is the first place where are still to bo seen mementoes of the old days of the Big Bend rush. Thi3 is'the first creek where gold was struck in the sixties. There was at one time a considerable' camp here, some 400 people .being resident for a time with their hotels,' {-tores, blacksmith shops, I etc. The -old workings arc still visible, and a large,amount of gold was gobbet ween tlie mouth of the, canyon and the Columbia. (To be Continued.) ' FOR ��������� SPRING. Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Muslins, Organdies, Pique, Duck, Veilings; Etc. Etc. , COME IN AND LOOK AT THEM. hEMKMBhn.by'importing three excellent Dry Goods-direct |?i from .Scotland, we sa\e (be . middle man's profit and <-dve \������ A , our customers the benefit of it. ��������� c m We have also in nook 16 new roll* of' ... Inlaid, Linoleum and Floor Cloth... the very neweM pattern- :,nd unexcelled quality. THE JEMEY OTTAWA DELEGATES i '���������' Well Satisfied With Their Trip. What-the Dominion Government Will do. An Attractive Investment Scheme. ,T. U.. Cranston, the well-known broker of Roasland, was iu the city on Tuesdiiy to Jay before local investors a now and attractive scheme of mining investment. The property which has been taken up is the Jersey Group located in the Salmn district, which the Spokesman-Review says will boom this season. Mr. Cranston showed us a report by a reliable mining man on tlio property and (bis report goes le show that there are three claims in the group, (he Jersey,'Welcome, and .Mountain Chief.'*'"The group is located eight ��������� ���������' ilos' from Sttlmo, on'tlie ���������XelKoii-I-Yji-t Shepherd railway. There is a good wagon road to within throe miles nf i ho property. Tho main led ire is 2f> feet wide and has been proved by development work to 'travpr.se iho three claims. ' An nverage ass.iy of the whole lodge gave $1'J. -is^.y of five f**<-t lYoi'i m Boots & Sboes a Complete Stock K ' ' ~ .1 ��������� ' '. ��������� ��������� , ��������� " o iifrii*:).,"i. aiid a siuelter tost of sa.npi--ii(.ii h ��������� ��������� Ruotcrs all Shapes, Sizes and Prices fi--\hr������\(������?w- '���������''- v������i.,,,.i- ..., l'((*i| , , , , ?.,w| ( |" P'ld.'"ut. tliere .ere .,.-.. si!*., ,- ������������������'���������*. jgjj ^ >���������*"��������������������������� older--<.!i.*iteil and piiHuptlyaUrnfU-il lo. p Messrs. F. McCarty nnd.A. Mc Rae, who went to Ottawa ;ts a delegation to secure appropriations for the opening of the upper river, re.nirued home on -Monday nigln. Thc-y express themselves well satis- lied with the, result of their trip and with, the reception, accorded them at. Ottawa. They confirm the news which we have already 'published���������that a grant of $5,000 has been made to be immediately expended on making the river safe for navigation this season as far as Laporte. An engineer will he sent fo examine as far as Canoe River and report on thd-' work necessary lo make the rivet*"navigable throughout,' and prcplilre'*es'ti- mnfes of cost. It is understood' that Mr':,Roofer, dominion engineer for B.jQ., will be here s-honly'to put this season's work in (th.ind. ' Three gangs will be employed. ' A Willi reference to the {ramwa\ required at; he rapid** io complete ihe link of navigation the IX.niin- ien (A\ernn.cnt will suWidise the vo ,-i- c. an d. v, fri'ie Mi , i 'he )>ri,ni:.*cd as- ' i'lovi iK-i.-i I (.lev* tJXw b e i L r. u U S i 0 - -V-'liy you Mum Id buy 14 KG. A. SLATEIl'ri (Lwirrtis , Ijhand) Shoe? : . l'oe;,u.-e ti.ey are made from the best slock procurable. ' , They are made by the mod skilled workmen. They are the most comfortable without exception. They keep your foot dry in wet weather. They me lhe finest Cnished shoe made in Canada Thry dou'l create corn* like many other makes. Thoy are always asked for hy competent judges of footwear. They are m^dc to fit any foot. They wear longer than any other shoe on lhe market. 10. Last bnl not least they cost no more (ban many inferior makes. Every pair stamped INViC- TL c?. Have no other (bey a re" not genuine. 1. o. 4. . 5. Ci. 7. 8. 9. end values. 'This vein is between gneiss and granite. 'l'lie promoters arc tl. \V. Mclirido, hardware merchant: J. R. Cranston, broker; hr.A*. ihinkle, foreman of tho Lo Hoi; John Stenson, and Goo. Acncw.'all of Hoss- w ���������1,"Pli1: A),' . Tho company is capitalised ai <g=S l,2f)0,00l) shares of which I.OOO.OOO shares have beon taken ii['i by the promoters ami these arc assessiblo to 2J cents p-yment extending over (wo years: Tho'Tenf-iining shares arc hold in J he treasury. For instance a bl.-ck of f*000 shares will cost tho purchaser SpoO'and the balance is payable at iff) per month, the proceeds being used to develop and equip the mine. Messrs. Lewis Rros. have boon appointed local agents for the company and will be pleased to give full ii formation and take subscriptions for stock, the plan being essentially one which will commend itself to the sinall( investor in ��������� won an t.-trli 8 MORRIS'& STEED, AGENT ��������� -REVELSTOKE, B. C. Hard- We also earrv a full line of H Gents' Furnishings. Rcady=madc Clothing, Etc &A*|g ware; Crockery. '0^ GROCERIES which are. Always Fresh. JI Our."Tea and Coffee trade is'fast increasing.' Try them. ()ii< , .try will -ilwavs buy. </ ��������� v ���������"*' '* Front Street, . - Revelstoke, B.' 0. '��������� ~''"r^ty***??,;i^gyyT???^^ ' :'i ''Its Mining, Lumbering and Agricultural Resources. (By E.l Haggen, M. E ) [(.fi.N'TINI'KI).] Trouble Feared. Things do not look so promising about the railway yard for an amicable settlement of the trackmen?' clillicultics, and fear- arc expressed both in ollicial circle? and among the nun that (here 'may be trouble afler all. We have not been aUo to learn an;, thing authentically of any infnrriiinion having been received from .MenTea and if there has been it, is mon than likely il is of a confidemia cbamclcr. The fitting up of vn: \ earn in lhe yard it taken to mean thai there may be trouble brcwini-, and thai the company is geuin" ready for it. but this i- only ?\\f- ; nii.'c at present. Thc ofliciais. the 1 trackmen and the public ail hope that necessity for a strike may be averted. A Mon;real telegram says ihe '.'. I'. It. olhcials are now conferrm-.. wilh Mn- representatives uf -.hi ir.iekuiHi and ilnit the irackm< r,' delegates are entirely salisiici' vrilb the recognition accorcy-o rliem. ��������� !*��������� .������������������lie, - HI. 'II'. , ,. ���������,! ; W'.li > l-'.i In e,:i'l if d (iul ,i t dad*. With reference ,,<,u* (ho Dominion Government building a I Revelstoke for,Post Olliee and 'CuMom House Hon. Mr. Tarte. said the Government were, nol putting up -inv new building-; (his year. Next : year, however, , he pro} u-vi'l . ;o- make jiiovisioii fip* -uch ti biiild;n������r al Kevelstuke uml n>!u-d linu. trenalur TemjjJeman slo h-lji !:im in the ma tier. Hon. Senator Temploman will stop off when on his way west and proposes to go up the river on the sIcamcr.RcveKtoke ami obtain all information to enable him to lav the matter fairly before lhe oilier members of"tho Cabinet. Thc deputation speak in (be highest terms of the courie.-y and attention given their represcnta- hons by lions. J. 1. Tarte nnd \Y. Tumpleni.in and of the a-M**-1 a nee given them by W. A. Gallihcr. M.l5. for this extraordinary success is, that owing to their reasonable rales up-to-date methods and prompt settlements, they are offered the choice of risks, and naturally, of course, take the best. The consequence is, they have a smaller percentage of loss and a greater proportion of profit that any'of the, high-rate companion doing business in Canada, Jn-the mailer of settlements road the following acknowledgements front some of those who have insured in one of (he non-boar'd companies offering fair rates to the people of Ucveistoke. Mr. W. H. Holland, 'Agent Anglo-American Kirc Insurance Co.. City. Dear Sir���������We bog toae.knowlodgi your check for One Hundred anf Two Dollars and Sixty-eight Cents (-���������JM02.6S), covering your proportion of our loss by lire at our Vancouver mill sn the 11 lh inst. Tli is' is the first settlement' we have re, ceived on our claim on tlie seven companies interested. 'Kindly accept our thanks for your prompt adjustment and,payment of our claim. Very Truly yours, Hastings Siiixou: Mamtacti'ri.m.' Co., Limited. l'Enc. Per K. M. Britton fcVc. W. S. Holland, Esq. Gen. Agent Anglo-American Fire Insurance ,Co. Vancouver. B. C. Dear Sir���������I'beg lo acknowledge receipt of (be Anglo-American IMre In-urance Company's check Xo. 1078 for -i0,700.9'). in payment of your proportion of sustained on 2Sth and for which 1 am i may stale ilia ment is ihe fir.-l, one made by any of ihe fire insurance com pan ie- wdio were inlereslcd in this loss. J beg lo thank you for your prom pi and pa ti? factory settlement and have~pleasurc in herewith-handing you instructions to cover my stock with insurance, to tho" extent of $10,000. T ain, ' , Yours truly. I'.win SriCNci-'i;. '' Appiy^fo H. X.'Cqursicr for rale*. in the independent, companies. Any risk not necessarily accepted; ibis is a principle in'lheir business and one of the secrets- of iheir H1CCCSS. ���������"^-^^X^v/V^* AND CROCKERY. \\ l: have just received a large importation of the above from the I'lu^lish. French and German markets. These: are the finest ljoocIs we,have ever shewn and we would call especial attention lo intending' purchasers. , X Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,. Toilet Sets, Faney'.Cups ^ & Saucers, Hanging & Stand Lamps, ' r , Fancy Teapots. FULL LINE.OF BAR GLASSWARE I my lire loss, December laM niueh obliged. '. above *e!l |e- /VVVV'VVHA'VV v*SR 0. C'' direct from the GROWER to tlie ,, Consumer. FEED, Sole Agents, Revelstoke 'ti :-?���������>. ���������Front Dr. fflacKeiizie's English Cough Balsam IL S. Wallace, tbe principttl owner of the mwnsite and who has been spending (he whiter at San Diego. Southern California, is expected to return here next week: He will then make his residence permanently he:e- II ih bis intention lo erect a line building and arrange for the opening of the post' office'. "Mr. ��������� Wallace intends pushing the business interests of l.'ain- 'lonie in every possible way, and will spare no effort lo make it. one of the >Csl towns in, the. I'voviuec. Cory .Mcnhi.nniek is also exjieclcd nick from Kngland early next month and in him as the^otheiviwnei- JMr. Wallitee will have *a valuable coadjutor. raKandsteaher The healing and .-oothing remedy for Coughs. Colds. Tickling: in the Throat. Bronchitis. Croup, Hnrlv .Stage.- or Consumption, and all other Throat Lu g Trouble.-;. Worth a .trip io California. and G. F. CURTIS, RED CROSS DRUGSTORE, REVELSTOKE. WHEN YO '"Hj WANT FURNITURE " Go tvherc theviai-n-est and best stock-is keps" Piedrooir, Suites, Sideboards, Odd Chairs, * ' Tables, Carpets. ..Linoleums, hid Oil Cloths in Good 'Variety. ' Upholstery and Undertaking. Several C. I'. R. Ihe Yukon last included W. Mai bridgenieu left for week. The parly ,ee, A. rioucee, \\*. .1. and I). Tni: rntsT raxcii norlli of Revelstoke i-: t!eo. Kvre's, ��������� at La forme Creek. Here J. llnib- awav pre-idc- and furn;.-he:- a good '.'iVie.il and bed to ira seller.'.. There is roine ram iiing done at ��������� the Mop : Ji.ug place, potai'oo and '.egcnible crops being successfully grown. Hathaway has al-o taken up a section norlh of rCyrc'-* for ranch ing piirpo*-'es. .,'.'��������� There are two or dun- other sections here which, wilh irrigation, could be ���������made available for cultiva - tion on a small fcule. Towarit-.-. Carne* Creek pome good landi.- met with', especially af.Cliinco Fla I, but it is "heavily timbered and ���������would .be most, costly to clear for' rancliirig purposes. Once ihe tini- lu'.r is removed for lumbering, liow- ever, tberc should lie soni'i5 exceJIeni lifllc farrriR ejhblisliffd nt Jhir point,. The strip of g'ei'd land'ex- lends half, a mile back from lhe river, / I'LACEH CiO/ylJ Ins been gol,V, here on,Ilie .bank of i I be-(.JiihiuiiiiaA river, where Chiuc.i-e.. v.orked tin* ground until Intel v.'* lhe diggings aro now abandoned. CAusr.K rna-.K .''���������.������������������ Hit' I mi I de.-ecnfU |0 Ciriu.- * reik- two "-mull palcbe- of eni'i- \ai������d I.iud are vi-ihle. The (iiM i-- '"'<���������up.cd.liy K. .MclJean, the v.ell- knouti Hig Me,u| irapper and i,ro-- i ceior, who make.- Carnes (in-ek Iii1-* home. II/. h.ij. j, ,-,,*,.,.. u.,.j] ftunifhed cabin,and a piece of land ��������� lea red and oullhnUcI for the pro- ���������duciion of potnioe? und vegelabie*. W. Whilhioru is the other ranch; (t; liit vi rig a choice piece of land on Hie bank of (lie Cpluinb;.-! Uivcr. wl.iei-e be raises exoelleiUfced. ]>ora- incs,1 vegetables, etc. "Wild Bill" is ilie-Hubriequict bv :whfcli this' pioneer of. Carnes 'Ci'cek is known*, lie had the, fatorite stopping- place. Mi lhe road till lire swept it nwnv hn .sjn-inif. The htlihlinV waif most comfortable and -fl'tll lurhish- cd and callors could rcl'v on finding a good meal ready for them, A netv building is iii cmirw of cou- slruclion aiid should b0 n,.^,iy (|,is; spring. ll.u'ill |,u welcome to Li- bend travellers by trail, fii'whmu The, Mi/finery Opening. The large number* that attend,d ihe imliincry opening :it .M.-idi-iai I'arliir> (hi*- week weie nuich jile.ised with the beautiful creation-- in head- wear. A large black picture hat of chiffon and straw, linished with tip., of llowt?rs. wa.- veiy striking. One of the newest novelties in linen ���������"���������hade? war n handsome toque, biyh at one side, with wreath of roses under bri.ii), linished with a black applique. A not her much admired-whs a large leghorn, with, white chiffon nnd whiTe tip. The flat, trimniing is, verv correct. ������������������������������������ A ' ��������� . Flowers are much tis������llHlso,folii:ge! Giuues and chirToiiB arti quite correct for trimming*. The baby wirulpw xvns very attractive, WA.N"TEli-Agenl(! Don't, forget ("The curly bird catches the first W;n);_v.e give you advance information* a hour, the, best to appear;'. VHEK. .Send ' ji/lchc^s '��������� imniedialely. .1. .AI, *-.Mactircor i'liblisbing r'o. .* iio.\- ,;.fn \'tu*:<vHiv,-.r, B.C. ie left, Willi In- |ai< n;* lor t'riiada riie famil;, M'ltlcd al (oldwaler, ()nl. Aid. M.MinJng came \u-?i and lork up his re'-idenee in l'e\eUlol;e live \cai\- ago. lie o\wi-a \alu-iide properiy on McKi n/ie A\c. iiamelv ihe luo-.-torey block occupied by J. lb (Jressman and II. ,M. Ilou.-e. This i"- .hi������ liivl term in the city council. lie if- a member of the ���������"ity finance cominii lee. WHAT ARE FACTS? Pome pclfy fire iii*-ur,-inee agcnl- aboiit.iown, who are evidently losing business at, '��������� \\n- ��������� cxo'rbitiVnl rates charged by their 'combination compan,i('���������-���������, maliciously stale that the independent companies do not pay their five* lo?.ce=. But what, are tlie facts? In the month of January, the Anglo American had paid .-every fire claim against it on Dec. 3let'except.one unadjusted amouni, of.f.250. Can iiny*. high rate old method 'company doiiig luisiiiess in town show a record like this? 'Reliable reports, to band sbow'tbe non-board companies , lo lie most sui-eesFful. and thai tliey are cutting a big sua'h in die ili.-'oi-an'ee b'usi. rfiV:''df ..rhe t'ormtry. Th'e reriAo I'lins. running for Ihe International /imiont,' K .H.um.-ierson, McLaughlin. The project is revived of ;i railway j 'trough hritish Cohunbi.-.'. !l'a- Yukon ;ind Alaska to connect wilh 'the :\iis������ian re. il ways at llehring *.e,-i: thus forming an all-rail ' route Iwtueen America and Kurnpe. Tlu* pn'������'lit propo.-al is to conned by a tunnel under llehring Sea. .Sir '->. M. D,*ih - ( son long .since pointed out that the ;reat valley west, of l.he*h''> *ky Minui- ;\er (iOO rnilc*- from boundai'v. formed an ideal route for such a la'lv.ay. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Kevel-iinke Xnvigut ion l'o. will be held ou April 7lh for I be election of oll'ieers for lhe I'lisuiug yi'iir. receiving auditor's report, and considering the business of the company. (.'apt. (lore passed through lievel hlokc on Tuesday on hi*, nay to Okanagan Lake to ascertain the progress made in overhauling lhe steamer Aberdeen and In arrange for I he | ra nsl'ei' of I be I win-M'iow steel : learner lo Trout Lake. He bad a long interview with l'\ MeCarly, president of the *-leam- ,-liiji coinpiiny, regarding Ilie running of Ihe steamer Itevi'lsloke lo I be Dig lleiid. Moth p.is.-eiigci' and freight tradition lhe ('. I'. 11. is rapidly improving. J. Wilson, .Superintendent 0. I'. H. Telegraphs, was in the city Tticaday. LIMITED. Wholesale Hardware.'Ship Chandlery and Mining Supplies. Hi.-clwarc Dop.-u-tmr.nt, 8-10-12 Corclov.-i Street -' ��������� ��������� Ship Chandler*/ Department,, 8-10 Water Street .Vane gib. vei\, ���������Lfc ORIENTAL HOTEL ably furnished with the choicest th aflonls. , I><.:*,i Wines. Liquors. & Ci"*ars. c market Rales $i a day. .Moiuh.lv rate. J"_ ALBE'ET ST03STE, ^>JRO^ On-j Slots]: irom CPU Do;iot. and Stoaxatjoaf. Wiimvci P.c-lurnlshcd .ind Rc-modcllcd Rates Sl.JJO to S2 lier day ur^Eas n r. IJoV lii/A .Lltijl GRIP AND PASSWORD Corner Granville & Hastings Streets, R. DOWSWELL, Proprietor, - Vancouver, 3. C. ���������������������������'..''.'. '' L* 0.-I. ' As (Vie result' ofjrciirpsentnti'on.s inado to 'Vipcount Criebton, aide- de-carrip to their Royal Highnesses tjie Prince nnd Princess of. Wales, by New Zealand Orangemen, the .father, of. the Viscount, Karl .Erne; of ��������� Kniiiskilleii. Ireland,, will visit the O.ra'ngo -lodge- (if. Canada.and Australia this: vear. ;. CONTRACTS OF ANY MAGNITUDE EXECUTED uy ���������* Complete Installations Our Specialty Finest Class of Machinery . . . . fi������* Tlie. Hinton Electric. ���������o, ��������� VIOTOPvIA m\d VANCOUVER. THE KOOTENAY MAIL ss TThe Ikootena? flftail ten times a������ many Douhokhourt. and tbtlicians. "UHUSIIKD KVEHY FRIDAY. ��������� ��������� 0 ���������\t- Tin*; Briiijh government have | revelstoke. B.C, ' done an immen-'c service in stop- g UKxiriptlon Prlco. $2.00 Por Annum ping 1he inroad, of ,lhe Morgan \i _ _ trust, \vho=e late-t move ua- -olniv -..-.-. :���������-_----__- ���������> out the While Star line ,;n.i r.u-e . WU'KltTISING KATES quoted oo appli- , ] t ���������; - A mi.r\c-i and Kivliind ffl ration. Ch-inge*-*. in advertisement' mint, l"*U<-> IX.IWttn ,-llll( 1 il.i iiuu ijii_,i,uiu tsj 'i<? in br Tncvlay of ea<;h week (.0 secure 75 j,er tcnt. The Admiralty Sav || ,oo4dn.].}. ' thev mav require the ?hips for war H JOK PRINTING of *ftverykiiiii at moa roajon ��������� ��������� ,' , ., \ , ,m Ms rate= ami shortest notice. purposes and vetoed f he (lea I. j || AC-COUNTS for job printing or advprtisiiitf ��������� ��������� ^ parable on the first of every month; -tub- A Mo.VI'IlKAL broker -*HV* eoll'rol *���������** rtripiions payaUc strictly in advii.ee. flf (, j, ,, Slw(;]. ^ _l(,.u|ih ..... ���������<_ ;.j COmiKSi'OXDKN'CK invited on .-ill nwillur-, . ,, 1:..., .. '.merican hol'l- , *A] of loc������i or public interest. All coinmunica- , irom I .Ui.tUl.in 10 ,i!ll( lil.lll iiimi 6>i er.- and (hat not one in leu 01 hi I *���������$! former Canadian client** now hold- | ������3 the stock. Tiie day may not be \$ far distant when the Laurier Government may V bifve to ctu'ryVciu't. tlie plan recentlyV;.���������.'suggested���������,,'������������������ by. Hon; J. I.V Tarte ;"for the ^government acquisition of theroad; . A J. CjJ;CZ2X3ixZ^������3"li ���������*-*������������������. g^jfc-g^SBg^gsgEaa^g^^ <SSO^S������STrf| To Keep Pace With the Times. lions lo the Kditor mu*;t be -Accompanied bv the name of the 'vnter, not neccsharilj for publication, hue -is an evidence of good faith. Correspondence must rearli the ..office by Tuesday c\eiiin(,', to .Iiml 11 '���������' place in the first issue of the Mail after ; xecoipw '��������� *''': . ���������. ':'������������������'��������� '.';���������.' ''..*���������, ��������� ..'..' '��������� ; , ��������� ,1 ��������� ' -��������� ' ��������������������������� -,.��������� ������������������ -������������������. ���������; r ������������������'.,��������� '��������� "-"!'���������'��������� . Address ."..'.* J '-��������� '. -A. ., .'���������''. .������������������*"-"���������'��������� A-_'=. ('Tim Kootexay''Mail1-,/ ���������'������������������_,: , ���������������������������"*,':':! ���������;'���������'���������' V" * "Revelstoke, B.C. V '';.")',,. 0. Box."(���������.���������IttlvelStOice. '*,;,? " '���������'."' ; "<���������-'���������'��������� Wo request oup numerous readers to , ; favor U6 with their assistance In 'V making the KOOTENAY MAIL the ;,*���������':���������" most valuable advertising- modl- * um in the Kootenays by'ffivlng- the preference, whon'maklng: pup- chases, to those firms who aPe c J regular adveptiseps In the kootenay mail. ,.���������-., ' A '*".'.���������*. ,.*'.'v., ���������;-. ;;,CITV AGKNTS; "'���������'.* ,'.". ���������..Cojiio-i. of TnfiJMin, may bo obtained from tliuiollowiiigeity aRcnU: . ;" ' '��������� rZ-A-y ���������*.*:.: 1 J. \V. Hknxett. ���������'.,:,) J. ,'" ���������'.' Canada Drug & Hook Co. ,.��������� -,:- *.������������������.���������".;���������'-���������.* f.-b;*������'eua ; : ~z,y '���������' ��������� '.; ��������� J 'LONDON, F.SU.i AGE.VCY. * ;J, -Jb' /Iii ro'p&ui und Colonial AdvertisinfjAgciicy, ill fleet St,... ,-.���������������������������������������������.; yry'" '". :' (' .. A'-ik Mitchell & Co.. 1 and 2'Siiow Hill, London, ���������K.O.Z << ��������� -y-yy'y--,:���������;-��������� ,. J:....***'.*.;. ���������-.*��������� -;:-';y,y y;-TokdNTo':AGi-:xcY..*;vV';VV:jV'Vv JOiip'tr-a! Press '.Agency; ��������� :.,.:. ,* , J, : J ., ';',;,Canadinii Advertising Agency.������������������.,.':.���������'���������' .*::���������',��������� ��������� ; In Smith Cuirrm has liny'rcason- ���������abhvVfounilatiqiyVJfofJT'liis'Acharges' itgai'nstthe I)iihsmuir���������'C!overnmont, 'tli(;.������e' charge? should be investigated^ Vand-. the Premier 'recognised this when be demanded' a Royal 'Commission iniiiu'diahdy .theicharges were made:'" If theVcharges. prove untrue. Smith Chrtis'Vwill have placed hinitelf in a.;discreditable position as a public'man. , : ' m .. .uijii.iiiiui.1 \������ ith-our Mict.lld Pills '.vii'n.uii ],)-,s <;1" lime wc make thi projioMiion. 1 Jit: largest ever made to the Canadian public. I his is'it: Manufactured by the ���������3e?.rc!b~ont Motor Company. On June 1st, 1902, to the person who comes the nearest" to the exact number of Coupons we will receive. lis Automobile Worlli S2.C00. e given THE CENTRAL HOTEL '----.if i?*>.-'V.-:-'Vv-:^^gj^ J.i;iJiM.>i.>UsJ. u.iao.- JtZ������~-,^., ,.;,*���������-V**..*VV;.V,j MoxruKAi/ AGKNcy. .. .^- -yy . .ii..':.'.. -���������.. . ... ..: ... -..'... A.McKini & Co,, Agenta. ; ', JliWliaratS Advcn.ining Agency. , '.: .Jlnrvey AdvortiHiiig Agencj-. .-���������.-, ���������':':y:Ay. ��������� ;;;:������������������. iiSPOiCANE'-AGBNCYiJ..?** ' J; !.;.'J';'*:'J . J^lei.'n.iidoi-J &A Co., -Ail vuhixing Agonist; Mil : iKir^iAyi;:yy:ly A;_.yAy.; J. :v..*:J;-*.i'*.,.. ;;-:' ;..,.J. ; ���������/'..SAN H-KANCISCO ;AQEKCVr;' ; '.y ,'J''ft. C.Make,: (H.' and OH M������rchant< Kxcjinnifo, ���������AtCtflils.:** '.;������������������,���������... .*..���������.!������������������.':��������� /:.'." --...-,-iv .. - -.-���������-;--���������..- -'_ ���������:������������������:'.'���������:. VVAAV cJ A;V NKVV-YOKIvAGENCY. Ay J ;:'y: ';'.:' lluniiiifftoii Uroj).", MC> IiroadtTKy. ' ! '.���������������������������'���������,������������������������������������.���������'. ti ���������A;:A,y- .'VVV',VVV/V;ctRcbi,ATipNr.VVV/;.*i'A:jV"J^'j. ' A 'ikv KourasXr- Miu. lias-a** first'-clasii'dlr-. : ' itHjttioii in the (.'itV of Hovolstoke and sur- ���������' .JVoTiridins di-uriia, nnd. also- ������t tho following A- u)iy(*s :J .';;. ,, -y'A... .-'������������������ - .���������"���������������������������,'.���������������������������,1 "'������������������?.- ������������������'������������������������������������'' * ���������J.*Uberi'Canj'������ii>*v,.'* /Illeelllewae't . ���������'J"'J;.:'**'OliicIor - ..���������.::1...:.',,*:"*,^*:"*r!0'jci**j Paw,���������'���������"���������.''. yyy -Aiokleri;. :A' ;; -���������"-i*J-'SaIm'on*Arniv ���������'������������������'-,''���������' ,!;*:���������''.Arrowhflad**' .������ '��������� ���������: '' Thomaon'H Landing v ���������';.*'"'��������� (.4nnaj>!ix"; * J1 \ 'Caihborno'J., ":,;.'"J' ���������*' ���������������������������-. ',Traut Lake City ���������.-. '������������������-���������������������������Kerguaon .���������':-,; .,.*, Hulcyon.Hot SprlncscNakuap "... .?*." ���������'��������� ,:'\,: Burttm City .*:. FIro Yalley. ; :* ..*��������� ;.'':.'���������''Smith'urceli.''���������.'���������.���������:���������...', McCnlloch Uroe ������������������.���������.���������l'.\VA*'J:'i'K.-\nrxci'-'*Ani^i:icaiv.': city;a society : lias been formed* ; to'J'dis- couragc unkind criticis'm, .upbold' wor,thy;"fcilow-citizc'n'?, and to-cn- co'urage everything .public^piritecl.V It is a pity Fomc;residents of Revel-' stoke could not J bo educated under' such' ennobling auspicesr ItJ would make, tbenr JietterVcitizeifs aiidJa J help to tlieirV'town,j instead- .of h- detriment to it J'bywet-lilankcttijiig every Amovement Avliicb does: npjt ���������bring grist to tJieii;mill. ;;���������������:���������'; ,**.*. ���������'.' Ciuup Crook Jttpld A S$frk JTbnd ��������� CeloKna ���������;': BcarCreek .'. Kobsioii���������*. ���������<'������������������' Creek Carnen'Crcck v Standard Bimln. iplri*- 'Afliloon.i ������������������'.'...'.': Ornipellaohio Jrni"Roiid .'.���������*.; -.:\:;".Notch Hill Sictunbus ���������!���������*.���������������������������"������������������ Uoaverinout.il; Now IJonvor ��������� ���������'.&' E ARV.EYj&';McCARTB-Kjb' .r.ArtRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC.,. 'O'mciss : Molsok's-'Hank' Block; Rkvkl- * J-' ������������������;*,,���������'���������''������������������.���������'. stoke; B.fi. ��������� ,"J.-'.,-"���������''.'���������,'.. ��������������������������� ' ,:*. Moiiay'to loan.���������-, ; ������������������ ''���������':���������'''-������������������ OltJces: RoTclstoke, 13. C; Kort-.St.aele, U. C. Gko. S. JIcCarter, Itcrel.noke.-K. C. J.,A. Haiivky, fort Steele, It. C. V ;��������� A*/;(ji'JCSTiON ; tiiat; \vi 11 ^flit>rtly come up,f or solution is'.the; eight;: Vliour clay forVMhe.:."'laborer;;;* The principle was.Arccggnised.; in .'iho eight-hour: law V for; 'miners; Alt is ;well established,; in rlCngland and Australia fi:; Colonics. .*'��������� Jt *;is Vpnajof the: goals;; of:;e.yery!';labor "lAnion. Tli^'J'rradesAa.nd";Labbr:'Council .brbughtJitvunderj,,;tlioV..'iVbtice of; the ijft'uriev.government'-;'tlie bther day; and tlieV Preinibi': said'beVwas ready: to gi veefi'ectjto J it' on 'tlie.'.'govijvii'-' me ri't rail witys i f A tlie Imi nci pie: was; recognised J by.J ofherVJleadihgj'ein'r' plovers. :A :.; " v, * A-J J ;yyy'"- A A:' AlF;;nii*::v^ hiotionV\i;cg-.ii-dingVrV;hisiA:;c!hA^ agiai list VtheVDiinsinuirCiovern ment, i������'ahy:;criteri6n;;Vpr;.thcVbi)ini'oiis of mehibei'S.VeveiA tivc^^ iiojf ai th J J i n V ]ii in, V; forVc,: b is'niot ion wasVlost;;bv::3o;VJ:to ,;l,:;'i\Iessrs, ;Mc: '���������'BriiieJ-Vancl'^ ariyA*'sympathy.V with-;,hini;*, in;tbe nuttter.V V; If;Vthe J Jd|>po>ition; are 1 >egi ii n i ng;;to A fa 11; ' out* before,;, t hey' diviUc'-tiie".������pc)ilsA..of..'V".-6.n"ic.ci* >v-h":it;:i*' mix-upV/Jtliere ��������� would Jbc ' if; jbeyJ could turn but the'���������jovcrnim.-nt.*.'. VJV M.VSCOTT, B.A., LL;I3., ' ," Barhistek; Solicitok, Notary ���������A.;*/'* *.������ .'���������VPcni.tc, Etc, JA -VAJ-; ; ;Mcivc'iiz.ie Ave., ��������� .Hevolstolie, ,B. U. A-lT-DWARD A.,HAOGEN;JV,;* ���������'���������.'���������,"���������"��������� v ill A" y;A;' a. -~-.-i^- :���������.-*������������������-: :" : :_;���������;.:���������' .:��������� 31.INING JSNGlNISiOB,;. :'.>: t ':;*... ;(M������in. -;-A'mo:-ic;tn Institute Mihinp; Kneihcer,*:) -. ���������'- : . t.Mptn..Canadian Mining In-rtitute.) ; VV, ���������[������������������': A ItHVELSTOKK. B; Ul* * . Kxaniination of and reports on Mineral Pro- '"'.,.���������.'���������"'.".���������.'..'��������� '. :".pcrtics a Specialty.' : v. *. ��������� J W riLLr.\M AAb-VUER,' V; V; .; ,"' Do>!iN!(ix -\t l'j;onNciAi.V*LANi) A ������������������'������������������ ;" J ;, ; ,Si'nvijvoi:. ' . V'' :;.."., .s'ii-v..*y, ,.,l Minijriil Ciainl-. tiniljer Hc-rtlw iuid ,*; ' '��������� *; i;:ni\yii i,*inds.;' ,������������������.'.' ;'' (.Vl,-,:'l,f..lJ ll. HlllHALD, R KVK WI'OKK,'JI.C. ���������' Tnio opposition liave, .been;mak- ihg a;roar about Vt.hejA.ank overV draft of'Vtlie ;V])rovi,nee7:;^htniri;e- ,spo.nce to :Jii .Vqucstion.: Jloii. J J.;D. Preiitice,VPi'avinciia 1 '':Becret:ai-y\ has prescntod; the' actual'V ligure?VV w^iieb 'slniw.t.bc.over-'draft to - be H.7.15.- U8.1..or $5,0,000. less; than- last year. Judges of thc stronoxst reliability will be selected,.and the results published, so that everv one will have a fair chance, and will know this to be a bona fide offer. 'I'he ,ordinary methods of making our Miracle Pills known to the public are too sj0^���������take tno much lime -that is the reason we make this offer. Miracle Pills are a guaranteed cure for all bowel troubles, appendicitis, bilious- 1 ne.ss, bad,breath, bad blood, wind on the stomach, bloated bowels, foul' mouth, headache, indigestion, pimples, Dyspepsia, and heart disease. ?! " ' ' . . ��������� ��������� U The world is full of people clrag"g"iiiLi" out a miserable existence unfit*for the duties' if or the'pleasures of life, a,burden to themselves and oihers. They 'suffer from distress 'I after eating, loss of sleep, mentaldepression, and all because of the failure of the stomach -\ to--proper-!)-vdJ!4est their,food. One Miraeje Pill afler each meal will put your stomach ^ into good working order,, and-your general health will take care of itself. ** i o Money Refunded if you are not Satisfied, It costs nothing'to guess, and you may win the Automobile, which, remember, is listed at $2,000 by thCmanufaciurers, the Search mom Alotor, Co. of Philadelphia. ' All you have to do is to fill out the coupon below and send same to us wilh a wrapper of our Miracle Pill Ho^es. ' Coupon must be accompanied by wrapper. Miracle Pills are sold by,every "good druggist and up to (laic merchant at the, II standard price, 50c. a box or $2.50 fqr six boxes. If you cannot obtain same from your ������1 druggist or general store send direct to us. We will mail ihem to you, postage prepaid, 'J| on receipt of price by registered letter or money order. , ��������� || Every Wrapper and Coupon you send Fives you a better chance of winning the,, Automobile. an ' ' ' ' ' c ' ' ��������� 1 , COUPON ���������' ���������"<*?"��������� k* -���������{���������AC'0* ,. _ ��������� ��������� ��������� ' liic,. Kimouski Co.,r.U. This entitles me to the property of the Automobile thai 1 will get I'rco. if you have received , '' coupons and I am ' lhe nearest guesscr. * " ft* Name ?..*r*������'������, AV\' 0. JSV.wly built. Fiibt-claBK in every u-ipcct. Al iinuJerti couveoiciices. Laiyc saui|jli' rnniiis. Fir*1 ..1., ,;' s ijc j 1 ��������� i* '.n������t ill. .-I ���������> . 'I I 1 lll.-i tJnit- i- sniiii������.'n|;inM!'i'iiii**rii QUEEN'S HOTEL, TROUT LAKE CITY Since 1 SO- in tliu same busbies'; of % * t ��������� ��������� I I I I t Address ; 'spihI onclonod n wnippor of your Miracle Pills. ^S^g^SSSS^^^S^SS.^^^^-^SSc^'i^^ia^S^S^^^S^^^iS^i^ tl FACTS THAT MEAN SOMETHil .) sumo business of HOME FURNISHING Onr Hog.int ,1 storey show rooms witli lmisoinonl���������('onerrlril >o_ br llio .bent in (lanrirlii in our line. Our Ijitro .'i i-ton-y brick wnrchousi*. Our modern, ,'J storey lirie.k liirnilurc faetory, lire just evidence that tbe 1 eopk: nppreeiMle our policy of doing business. Cannot we h-ive :i sbiiir-.ol' yours? Send for our cntfilogue anyway, it costs you'nothing. ' VICTORIA, B. 0. We'eari-y (be largest nnd host ,-issorted stoek inj! (J. .jiic.buljnj! Bar Iron, Cast Steel, Spring Steel, Tire Steel, S.,S'. Steel, Toe Calk Steel. . , . G.UTIIiR TOK CALKS' . I'K.VIIKH TOE CALKS IIOHaE SAIL* HOKSirfillO'Ei? IN IRON ,t STEEL CAHKIACE <fc TIKE BOLTS SQUAKE NUTS IN BLACK -A- TAPfEiy IIO USE itASI'R, ETC. ETC, folc agents for Valentine's high grade C.-ij-riagp Viimiali-. .)Iijjl orders cegeive puuiipt, attention. , , McLennan,, McFeely & Co.'Ltd., . ' WHOLKSALEAt RETAIL MEHCHANTS. ' , J 22 Cordova Street - Vancouver, B. P, hot be de.-ilt willi tbr* '-.'Uiic ti< any Canoe V-illey as far,as the Fraser. oilier I rn ml. ' tbe' I'lovincial M:n-! wnicb, witli tbe proposed steam- .eralotrisi ba- lhe right to enter and j boat --erviee, will be direetlv Iri- exanune c\erv mine in iin* province I bularv lo Meve^toke. Tbe niem- and it Fliould be done annually. ��������� ber for Keveistoke shoulfl piakc and a report pnblirbetl by the irov- j every effort (0 have tlie bill "eminent *-bowinir tlii-aiiicuni of cue j amended in that direction, in >i������iit an.l the ii--.iy \,ilue of I ho same. If a policy of tbi.-* kind were pur-iieu it would reduce iniii | jiig to a soimcl b.i^i*-, which could 1 '", ' ��������� not fail to ��������� r profiu.hlc to tbe conn-1 Manifest Themselves in Many t'rv and to all concerned lii.b-niu-. "n. ,; ������������������/ hVato n'inii.g. (Vri..1nly tbe fake ! Disagreeable Ways. mine prpmottr would find bis oecti* 1 ( . ptuion ii'i'ne but be would b-' ri good j Sin b nt- .^eroful.i. Ee/ein?, Boils and ridd.UiCi-in anv ca-c. 1':>:i|p1c>'���������The Blood Should be ,, *.*. ,��������������������������� ..-<*��������� *,,*������������������ . ���������*, v* . .* , ' ^~:���������^^ ' 1'iii-ilied During the Spring Considering,;. the .government have. 1: *- ..,-,-mM>, v< ��������� o'JMU'l.^ m n -������������������ 1 ���������'.���������'. , ��������� ���������-���������' '.- \i-y ��������� 1 .' >ll)ll NLi r^lnlKl.*. Month.-, earried'out..extensive: public works,.' ���������and! liave.not availed themselves,,0; j. ;,;, , _ -_ , Tin*--pi ing season i-* the time for ;t be authorised loan'Jt lie Allowing'is' .}��������� 'Tin- notion of ;1,<- \ inv.'i. <\u\ us- , u\nt������\ c>l..ining .ind blond renewing. creditablevandV(.lisproves*complete:Ai--l.<t':n-. *n .i.i..|.t.i._- Mr. McIim,'-"- li! , d i,...,|.|i, air numy���������him! dan- iv'.'iiio-6'iia:i;2CS-*oi:"finiuic^ par:.-,.-n- ..; .. ..��������� .....I m.-inii.-M theinseh.s m -������������������.*���������-.��������� '���������������������������j "1 ������������������������������������'.*(��������� ��������� --���������,��������� !*���������' ���������;��������� .'!,),���������..- :,-;,,- ,,f l,r: ��������� ���������- i-i'-,-"'"'.! - m, ������"���������(���������" f' 01 p.nnitil ana ollcn.-ive w;iy>. gance::n,adebytbe^pos,tu;n.,,^L __���������,,,. \ u ^^ ������������������.���������, ;(ml "*"r~ . -��������� , "'""���������,J- -��������� ��������� "'���������'i ." A , . .��������� . .,., . o, ild*- 'llu* iinpurilK's 1 lin 1 gel ���������J EXCLUDING.���������'���������ASIATICS, "������������������"��������������������������������� - ������*- '-'- -' -^ -"'��������� ���������" ��������� ' ��������� alyelkootena^lBail dli'USI)AV,-MAli(J'llJ27; 1902; V,AA *!*���������').;. j;i,.*tJ thai fake min'lng���������c6m- - ).niiif.',--hrtv'(,! bei-ri organiHCcl.and tbe A ,-:;oV'k Hn'.-tV'd oii a gullilik-. public, i- !i.o*rea.-oii . wby tbe business of liiiniiig, which is .a.������ legitimate as 'a nv Villi-" r. -lionld nclt lie fostered. -A. T'111: Ni-ison' Miner gives Gtirrtncy ������������������!'������ ii grim! :-uggi'',--tioii. namely that Aiieciiio,- of .NV'l.si.ii.J'Koa.slaiK.rftnd. Tni.il >h(ivi|ld, join.to 'piit'in a jfowcr ������������������ and ligdit plant ,011 Kootenay river JVuliicieni to Hitpjily tbe.three cities. ' '-Tiii: "bill, introduced1 .by the l.-i.ui'ier (Vov-'mmenttu give govcrn- lijc.iiL (-onti-'jl of* rate.-- and���������u'clrninis- t ration of *'Vtolegnipli tclejilione '.���������ivMii'p.-niie.-'. witli. right of purchase by the government,, marks the, , a'l.vanee'of public opinion in the tliicctioti of V-tatr. ownership of fraiirliisc- and i.'tiblic utilitiu.s. . J.\������. Smakt. Deputy oi the MiniH- tcr of the'Interior, is; on the right t rack. VI n bi.������ ��������� evidence.* before .the I1011.-.C cijmm'ittee on 'agriculture nnd colonization hesaid the .British Isle.-' were 'tlie '��������� most, promising ������oni'(;e for imrnigrantr!. *:ind the ib'pVirliiicnt, was bending all, ita cncrgieK in that direction: British irn/i*i������nints-arc worth to Canada | ���������1' tion, ,i-. wt- i-.-.;-". .1 :.r-" -"'i* to , such V-r.r-L^Ai. -n tbA r.;o [\.n :";'rhercVis Jonly one ;rnftivjjiA-'*hA! JJ ^'j'/A 'J1V'i','V ^A',A''-^ J'-, .legislature who "can lead-tbe .pro*,- -. I-A* ,,v; ."!'"' " " ''"* '' ". " *\ '' ;' ince ^uecesjfullvAhV its .d.attle'forVj *<>"'[��������� '- '|" ������'"* r~ ; ' *' * ':" '". ' its ri'ditsAonj'tho Mbnirolian. lalKu-'! n'"n - 'U[R{'- " ' ,:,"t,':': 'A '." '" question aivif';that,'man isVlosepb *| or !1������> ,'1!'('1' "" K Martin. TheJ-Dorninion��������� .Gjnve'rh-..l-T,1ml , "" "'"1 ��������� ment aiKl*tlie.yecret'arvv(.f*State;mi'V:' 1"1,"''1 ,",I,"M''1 "! A1 r'"'"' "' " ' Hit; Colonies ,niu*t:be handled With- j ������s i")������'i; *'H"_' .: '* ������������������ ! *���������* ��������� out 'trloves' in-thismatter. : Tbcyr 'A ;' J'���������"������������������" '���������'' ''' . ~";!';' ;' ,' ��������� have.humbu^ed the pi'ovhiee W' ^ ;;" ''!f'��������� ':' >'|u "!" ,1";' ' ". ;'', ' I enough in 'a .matter' wiiich is of !'-KI*,,1w; '!n' ���������'; " v vital ,inUM'OstA Speakin- i'r.-.t.hij l-';"''1''^" llir " "-'��������� ''"���������" legislature, lasC week M r. Martin | w",n1*! ! ' " ','" "'.'" said': ': The provinceVshouhi* uA-A h-!:t '" '���������"���������l'i" M';' .i..| ..1-: 1 ,' r.-',( :. Ii'lcp'*"'1 . 'II,.-'-.. !*��������������������������� :���������"��������� i 'Woi.bl rccoirn"- ,1- 1,(1 to t .1 * ��������� in- , n' i 1 -' ;��������� - i.j ' 11 -'���������'_,.' 1 0- 1. a r. I'd'- low tlvc exiimplo of Vthc (Jominon-Vj wealth of AiiPlffilii*, in-assertingi^ A-'"* ;-:'-"- -;'1" right-to' keeji out' tlieso.-biirhnriaiir. ;,un- m " ,,;I!1 rfeJwould bereadv.foi'one. to tight V1--'"1 "."'���������' "' ,, , ., tbe qiiestion aloiiejiut An' having ,.'>'���������*', "' '���������"-' " "' ;1'"' '" the svmpalhv and precedent of ; to Mn momimc, ,.., mi,. ., *..���������(,. ��������� Australia. British A Columbia ' was \;'"' '" |ir'';'",; v le 1, ��������� * * 1, .- ���������. greatly strengthened..' and tlioVdoy , V1*1"!' v"1'1 " "^ m1 " ' " was not far distant, he lioped. when r*'.'''"1!"!"'' the Dominion* (iovenitne'ni.w'ould aCce.de to tbe .'just demands -of 'lhe Province. . 'Mr. ' Chamberlain'-had invited the .Dominion lo pas's lhe i:i-;i'i,-Ti;i!'.i i H'"\ mi f. ia'! I if ������������������wi '1 \\r Dun-miiif (;<v.-i--ri'irient have Natal Acl.Vbi.lt the;(idvenlinent at.,j 1,,-oughf"t]o:\.viTfr"fM.ir��������� .-inivi������-.viv''���������,������*J r<:- Ottawa "bad not. done , so. '... He'Alir,ti:il.!U!.ioh., .To' ..'iiiaii/'ain.''!������������������������������������ thought that I hit- showed beyond'a 'j'former Vintml''.'r nf "..ri'.eiYiber.** woi ild (ioiibt that, there'.were other .reasons'! j*., vo neeessila'cd ''taking, a way iii.. why the Domiriion'Govertiine'nl, did :,ni0n. niemlici's' 1'10'ni ;ho Isl.-i.nd. not ncce|)t*Mi'. Cliaii'iberlan'i's s-ng- ;'v,hieh Jos'es nivo-.-a?* i.i��������� i-. ' Hucb a gestion. *'FIe believed thai reason' j sudden a.nd ������������������ sweeV-ing ivA.'A.AiSi wa?.that there were, sli'oirg.influeii.-, j-.u*(M)],p, ';���������''������������������*��������� neeevsi.i'y ha-*..i-V ('i-i-,i?������*d :;:,,;., ces in ���������'I'Ja.Htern.'Canadfi .which de- Atrii.<*ii disWitisiiicnon on- the Dia'u'!.,!'.���������j'i,., ������ired cheap-(.'hiiiese labor in British ��������� .|,-r| would !i;ue led'"ibir j,copkV:/|;oi Columbia, one of which wa? tho C. V*|]*icr0 tu consider tbeiuselveJ.wmn^- ;ti;.i! I\ K.,-which employi'd (Jhine'-'e'Voii ;,.,|, . [Jn'rier.* Ihe-e .f-'i'c:;i:;*i.anr-'-;- ; i^'-i fhei.rOricnlal sl.eaiuers." , i'th'e increases of- four 'nii'h'i.bi'r.**' i ! -;- -: -���������*.---;-- .---- ' i fnllv w'arreiiied. Ai be rr]iv<-<'<)ia'-'i -.MINING I'ROMOTION. Vtion: accorded to. 1 he.ini'iinlaiid. and , *l (���������.-���������jieciallv l*o Ko'ile.n.iy.'is etiiir'iei.il- .. .Tho'Department of Min.-s should.V ly" fair, 'rind satisfactory: The ,sel':itse!f to work j.o stop the swin'd- | lii^idstoke Hiding blight I"' ad- ling'by false statements regarding ! justed w.illi beU.er*. regard lo'tiom- minoK'which are on'the market, or j niunily of inleresl.' While1 wc j i s r The nnpurilk"*. tiiat gel ,1,0 llio lilood piu-ue their poi.^011- ��������� ��������� - \\.i\ till O'.ei lhe lindy and 11 re 11-in .-um i-if a l.ii'ul* pi-oporiioii Ot , ���������; -> ,c-i -, \ ,0 inn-* 111 tle-ir 11.1t ere i.,.i d itT.i'ioii-* in sin- eMieine. To ii, jn .. 'dood .onl tilenly of 'it, -,i, . , >..! a tunic ami hiiinii'lunldci', . he :' 1 hi- pur{ o-c I bi'ie 1^ nnib- . v < 0 i (,', il Dr WdliiuiiV ('ink 1 '��������� ' *'���������'��������� ,\\ .pie The-e pills ,' 1-. -1 ���������= di,i In iinpiu ita-s in ���������, -I - ���������! 1 *. |,i,niipi ly ( !i',iiis*,ng ,oid ,,.���������!,. ' ',. |.;ii. d I'r.illl 111! pn|-(.Ilii ��������� ���������),*ii-i .1 in.itlel'. 11 wuir ��������� . ' '.I i) liis||'ll( '��������� III , ll \(lll *. ���������;< 1 , ���������..,-, 1 -.ii.oi-t ,1,111 ,n 1 if If.iji . ' . '' ,, , , op lie, ( i-ll\ ^i't ,'i ��������� ,,*-, ,1 ���������*,, .md l'(.'-l 1 im-t,i lit 1\ ,- .j i.il . .! ,' i-jvi (I '.',1 I ii Willi.on-' I',*!*. I'. I- l'i ' '."' . . ,' ',-.���������' '1 1 ��������� 11 ii'd I'l'i'.il i !.,.���������! - \i ���������. U . -in,11,-1. , I! . ������������������ 1 -' ��������� ) in _' 1 , I -,h_' Dl , i'. .( ��������� ���������> I ' 1* l'i ' - ln\ l'i."..I l',,l- I 11 -��������� '1 ..in! 1- 1 11 ��������� ,1 ' ,1 1 ', !,!. I. \, > ll " > \ III l'\ '.,.,,.' V il' I! . \| \ ||lr v> , , . , !?, ni'l ; '.a- ' i'*il\ ' .��������� 11 n i-il-i :.,, - 0' j' M " , I ie n my i:*.-'nf'g'-d :,;'','���������: -,'.'i. ' iry ' i.ir..'-\S'iliiairi*j' ink' I'i.'i.-., " i'ufA a li/ilf dozi.-if,l<oxi-.-! i - (. .1,1 TRACKMEN'S STRIKE. The Government and C. P. R. Specials. In the legislature, on Friday Mr. Oihnour asked the Attorncy-t'enei'al: 1 How many special police have been engaged by the Government Since March, 1001 ? 2 If any -yere engaged during the trackmen's striko on the- C l'\ K., bow many ? .') Did any of said special police take the place of the sttikcrs or actus wntclimen on the C. I\ H. track bridges '! -I ll'so, why did the tJovcrnnient' take the part of tbe company against the men ? The Hon. Mr. Eberts replied aa follnws:��������� rl "1 It, is almost impossible to answer this (jue.stiou, as tbe services of special constHbles are being continuously eni- ployed. "2 Puriim Ihe li*iicknu'ii'u utrike on the C. P. K. in the summer of 1*101, some thirty-live- or ��������� forty special constables were Mvorn in for the protection of the railway hy Chief Constable Lister, (if New Westminster. When lhe Department ascertained that this had been done, instruct ions were given that it was not. necessary for the Department to iutenene in ilie mat ler. and that if Ihe Canadian Pacific Railway authorities required men to look after their pioperly. they should* bine Ihem swum in as' cons tables under tin- --Itaibvay Act." and pay for their .services. This was done. None , ,,, 1 ot 1 he nprciiils appointed were paid bv 11 V llllliL' , , ., ' , * ' ' * the f.overnnienl, 2 I .im not aware that any ol" the ���������aid m>iis|,idles, appointed a.s above, ������������������ "in the place of tb'e -striker.- or ae'lcd as watchmen ou Ihe C. I*. It. track or di'id^es, "I Tlii-'iiiivci'iimenl did not. lake ih. pirtofihe Coio|iany ngiiiiiHt the 11."-n Wholesale and Bet&il 1) . . . Meat Merchants. Head Office, Abattoir and Cold Storage i .;, c-. ' ' <^^S5SB*T/Calg'ary, Alberta 0 CLYOESOALE STALLIONS. 20 HEREFORD & SH9RTM BULLS In l.he stallions will he found such noted sires ,is ; ; ;-"WAl_DO 8067," American Clydesdale. Stud Hook, and f-BROWN STOUT 1864,',' Caiutdism Html llook. Ail young and sound. Wiiie for prices and pedigrees. Address JOHN CLARK, Jr., Crowfoot, Alta., N W T. Ql butler at.A.'N...Sm.ith's. !'!';������������������' ' r.i.'i'ie '*. f' lUil] JltSi'd. tll(;llT*'-f fiViA*---iy r.-*.-:toi'<;d,',io - !u ,VIth. ��������� ���������:;<i ' -vas .sMio'-ith , and clear, : I.*���������'.,vs���������-pes-'k " a ,iroodJv.yi-,)'d,fni' )!-:' v."t.:ei,i, (>i������[."-.-'i--i'.i.iiiiiy olVi-rs." ';,.*>',, U ���������:.':,'��������� '! Uy-y- ��������� jiiii- Oi.lXo riCll,, ' .'I. ''i.,'i r 'f hey ��������� i'dn; su'i-ii '(.rou-* j ;.*;-*.*:<*-i.ia.- ���������s}'iort,iii'.-:.-i. (,-i l*i|-'*."ltl'l. i* ;.'.-. ���������|',..ii|,iit.'-,-i-r.i(>ii,.of- iif .li'-.o't,! ���������XiyU:. A'.J-yripC'iil*, rjAl.. \'iHb' ,' iiii'd 'ii'*, fiiiiC.tiorial.-'aiJiii'-nl.ii' < *i !���������:.,-*.��������� i he livei' of'Ao'i'naiiy w'or,'* ���������..-ei.*���������(..(:������������������ of c(in.st������iit, mi.-(-ry, - i J.'l in'.������������������ pilis. ii.i%ay.*i heal'- I'l'i',- ii.lir.liib.-ie-. ������������������Div': V.'illiaii'is'.- .fin k f'ill-i-V for I'ale P, ������,j*.ie.;' on lhe ���������.v'i'i'tp^<'r'/.ni, ' (���������very ,l'io.v.'. ���������������������������'(,|7|* ,.i)y 'all dealjCrs*,*'or sent by 'iid'i'p! a.t. 50 ' eeiils .a b(..x, or si.';'!.o:*i-' :'.,!- ;(;���������>,;"i0 by ;i(l'di"c.s-..i*iijAlhe lb,'. W'iiiiain-:' Medicine ��������� Cai., l!)'oe|.;- vil'l", (l|,l. { ')��������� ,\ Tii "Great cry and little , '.,'Jl/l. .-.***, .... :; , Clt :..i t a p pea ranee i.il. lUlieJser'vice!''' i J'rjv/.'ire of false | -'v/indov/ shoes'! | . Loolcfpi'llies/mbol J oi i-esponsibrJity���������the > .^^ers'. price and pledge/ on "the sole of' ''The Slater Slioe" A KAMEEN VALLEY GOAL S 5,000 Shares at 50 Cents per share. In qiiaiiliiie- from 100 .-haref- up, payable $10.00 per 100 wilh order. Im la nee in four monthly ocjuji 1 payments, or spol cash. Oonipiuiy'i-i ; stock issel!iiigat$l per share. Ord'er quick, a? they will not last long. REGINALD J. STEEL, Broker, Nelson, B.G. "doodyear Welted" .;'.L'k.t������ n wliicli' slock is bein<< (il'leieil f(,r; re-ii'i-f'to lose the . bardeaii, I his'! '���������*(���������,.,,������������������ 'V n,-,.>(. (ViaT sloek shows re,- Q.B HUME &GO. ale to the public... 'I'liere is no A;l(,n|f| i,,, v(. |���������.,,',i eon'ipcnsaled for Anai-kebl.* Veiivil v, ��������� sabs bavin;.; lately' ' ' ' *. - ���������cason whv a ininiiiL' fraud rliould , bv addin" to Itevelsloke Hiding*,.risen i��������� i',-om :!7"i fo m*".. ��������� ���������. ���������*. -| bole LiOCal AgOllLb. To get Your Printing done at the KOOTENAY MAIL :*.;. OfflCe. ���������;'"*��������� A''., I Newest 'Designs" in Type��������� v riot that dirty worn stuff that some printers use. * \Vo give you good worl; at a fair prii'e, . The Kootenay Mail,,Revelstoke. ,u.-i,n.ulJ..JIi;.KiMITOJEillM*fa^^ WMWMIII^^ V> VSR MAIL L as ay FREDERIC REDALL. [COKTIXUKD.*] SEVENTH DAY. CHESTKR rVES AT WOKE. Tlie situation was an urn-aiiny one. Chester iincl no tuatelies aud would not lin vi' dared to strike a li^lit iu the other oveut. Tin.* dense daikness, tbe rushing waters, the titter sense of isolation, the foreboding f.car that any nioinent might plunge liim lutb a chasm which would prove a nameless tomb���������these tangible and untaiiglble' fears and dangers might have quailed the* heart of the stoutest frontierbmau, much less of an inexperienced tenderfoot, well enough versed in the wiles of Wall street, tun n veritable tyro to the dangers of the Colorado desert. However, the sniff of which brave men are made does not vary much the "world over, and Ives was buoyed up -with ilie hope iiud belief that on hiiu ,rested Un* safety of tin* whole party. Including that oi; the girl n<- lovi-u if he saved her from this pcnl, ������im would belong to hini in a dual sensi*. For the spare of perhaps "JO minutes he toiled painlnlly up the bed of tbe stream. He was so;*';..!! from head to foot, and his unrmeiif-, heavy and sod den with the water, ini| eded his prog ress and held him-bach i:\en as in* lloiiiideied along he thought uruniv o'f whai would of the hahiir. Broad incut a rapilii ni.'iUe for l!n iiii'irfipnli*- a ,n-y ���������j. '.l ���������-.!! i-el ���������o-l'd I! - ��������� *. I.- id '���������::fr ili.������* .-ldveiitiire 'iisatioiiai press how ti1.- unity of Wail and ���������; wiih iiii , ri, pies "Rrddeiily UU-t \\ ilii 1! . in ������������������fill- ' * I" ! . Imi. Ul UlS .! ('.It p.'l ���������il.-.'J -.is, lit isjiead rar-.e '��������� ��������� ��������� o ron- itielty roof. ��������� * ������ -.\ud ihal ihi* orltiee was lirena .rower, forcing him. to Haii.-:"'1 ' .n'out" until hi-s chin was nearh i. , i*.-tl,o water, and in thi* fashion l\ -.-jleil .for perhaps a ("jo^'ii ya:':'- .:.. tli-or. Then, icsiing for a iiHiniem ... i f.i.sing liis eyes, he beheld tlirougl, im- uetise gloom, but right ahead.,a i-Ii:mi*i* of Hll.v twiiikllnji lights. A moment's reiieetiou san-uled him that ihey niiisi be stars-and .rliat ho had at last reached the open air. A few feel more, and lie eua-iged through a crevice in the rocks oil il luile beach of pebbles :\\\i\ wmerfl woi u "meks.'at till* |ii ill's in ui* which he c,n:Id dimly discern iiu* surface, of a ���������.���������(���������nsidorahle. stream, whose placid bo-oit. i-ei'u-cted lhe glorious liniiament overhead, Nov- i er was the sight of the canopy of heav- I en more weloonie- ' j 'I'hoiigliMie did not know It then, lie, Wits on tlie west bank of the I.a Fontaine, or Fountain, river, which fed the llitcli and tprmi'j ubii'hh' nn animal s'.tiricii ut it Iinnl (jnllup ,*. cave stream and w!io<e gravelly margin was sli!!- we.t--.-uid glistening with the high water jnnrlc caused by the cloudburst of a "few hours before. What next to do Ives did not know. He was a stranger to the country and totally i-i'norant of tho lay of the land. To proceed in tlie darkness seemed well nigh impossible, yet to wait for morning would lie a pitiful waste of time.'' lie had no very exalted idea of Filley's good faith nor of that of the Dallon gang���������in fact, he reposed about as much coniideiice in ihe one as the other If Filley bungled in any way, lie dreaded to think of the consequences to itiosc dear ones left in the clutches of as cold blooded a set of wretches as ever drew trigger or besirudo stolen hoi'seilf'sh Besides, he shrewdly sus- . peeled that Filley would take good care-to look arter No. 1 and if he failed to s.-fi the money might conlcnt-himsplf wiih keeping out of personal 'clangor and perhaps giving an alarm without heed lo lhe late of Draper, and .his party Ail these ��������� reflections (lew through Chester's brain as he sat shivering and si|iiee/.iug the water out of his clothes mi' ihe wet bowlder. Casting his eyes' around the horizon: he noticed a white glare off in the north, showing clearly . in that inarveloiisly pur. aiio'isphoro. That, he thought. mu.-L be lhe l.lghls of- Denver and iti.ihat direc-iinn would help-most likely ho-found.' .So, weary ami cold, with chattering teeth and aching iu e.vcry joint, he set out along the bank of tht*. little stream, stumbling and at tlme.-i falling over tiie obsirue- '.ions in the way. I'm alter a coil*. ' pie of hours ;.( this sort of tramping ho was completely beaten. His thin city shoes were worn to shreds, and every stop was acute (ortiiro. As the : (ii'st pale streaks of lemon colored glow j appeared In the east he sank hy tho I way. his back against a rock and pant* ; ing from exhaustion, lie Intended on- I ly to rest fo: a few moments, but fatigue gained the upper hand, and he soon stink Into nu uneasy -sleep, from which he" was awakened by lusty shouts and the cracking of n whip. Opening his leaden eyes, he found the day all abroad and discovered that the uproar proceeded from a teamster who was standing up iu the shafts of his wago'n idling like one possessed and snapping his heavy whip In order to attract iho attention of the sleeper. "Thought I'd fetch you." was the driver's first salutation. "Couldn't leave the ion in, you see, so I had to nit's the matter, man? Bool: jou'd been through au ore up on the off side vi the shafts, and Immediately the heavy springless ore wagon weut creaking and crashing along thc rough road. j In a few brief sentences Chester no I qualutcd him with the strange hap- ' penings of thc past S(> hours. , "Gee wliiz!" whistled the teamster. "That's Jim Dallou's gang, sure 'nuf! See here, poduor, there's $5,000 reward out for Jim! Thls'll bo his last ride. I reckon! What you goin to doV" j "Cot help as quickly as possible." returned Ives. "You know the country and its customs; advise inc. If those women are rescued alive and unharm- i ed, I'll answer for it that John Draper j will put another So.OOO on top of the governor's reward io tho ninn that does it." , ., "You don't say! Well, 'tain't none o' my braioss. but I guess I'll have to go you." was tin* matter of fact response. "What do you s'pose that clerk o' his'll doV lias he got gumptionY" "Yes," replied Chester, "he's got gumption enough, bin I don't trust him oi the sang. '��������� You see. there may be some difiinilty about getting tho moii* o.i . Fifty thousand dollars Is a large amount, and the bank may hesitate au.I so cause delay Then what happens ��������������� The two escorts get tired or ii'Vaii), coueludtMhey have been fool<:d and rifle��������� bad; "to camp. In, .which event 1 believe Dallon will be as'good p as his. word',-he'll murder them or ; woi *���������(���������!" i I "Like as Dot." was the not very i heenng response. During this collo- | quy they were making slow but sure lirogrcss��������� toward' the city, but to Ives ��������� tlio pace was ' tnnializiugly tedious. Ben (liillnp, the teamster aforesaid, uttered not a word for three or four min- (tites. Then, with a mighty crack of his whip: ho exclaimed: ��������� "By liokey, that's the dodge! God- dap, you lazy devils!'' And. standing ni) ou tlie shafts, ho urged his team with voice and whip until they broke into a trot which doubled their speed. Thou ho condescended to speak. '"Don't know as they'll interfere, but you'd better try." "Who. man, who? .For,God's sake be more'explicit!" sputtered Ives. "Over yonder a piece,"at Littleton,"-.- said Gallup, poiutiug toward tho northwest with' hi6 whip. ."There's an old mil ary camp there���������Fort Denver it ,i: -ed to ho called. They're the,lads for you if they'll do the job. S'pose it belongs to'the sheriff ,,hy rights', but it'll take too long. He'd bo al' day gettiii ready, and swearin out his warrants and habbus corpses for Jack Doe and Dick Boo. A dose o' cold lead is the best-medicine for them fellers, and theu you can 'rest them atlcnvards."0 "Fort Denver, you say?" queried Chester, all ou 11 ro with impatience. "Then drive, man, drive, as1 you love your owu wife and daughters,"' "Can you ride hossbackV" queried Gallup. "Yes; of course," was tho quick reply. ' * " "Then hold on a minute." So saying' ho drove the wagon to tho sido of the road, jumped down and began to nn-, harness tlio team, Ives helping with nervous haste, quickly divining the honest fellow's intention. Kapiclly knotting the traces and tho lines, they each sprang astride an animal ami started down the road at a hard gallop, the dust rising in clouds behind thorn. Oti they went for n couple of miles, and then there loomed up right ahead the trim while walls and the black muzzles of tho two howitzers belonging to the little army post. A couple of sentries patrolled in front of the guardhouse and looked with wondering eyes on tlie strange outfit scampering past. "1 wish to speak with your commanding ofticer," said Ives. "Bo good enough lo hand him my card and say 'tis a malter of life and death!" "Yes, and it'll be wuss'n death if ho lin'fc pritty durn lively," muttered Ben. Then as the orderly turned away ho "called after him: "Tell the cap'n Dallon gang's broke loose ag'in. They've sat silently chewing a straw,all this while. , "Like a plctur* book!" was tlie laconic reply. "Why, I was one o' the last men to drive a pick In Bone gulch!" "Then you're the man we want," was the clinching answer. "How many men shall you need, Crosby?" "Scuse me, Cunnel Byng," broke in Gallup, "them fellers won't be caught asleep���������not by no means. They must be took unawnres. You'll want two squads at least." "How many are in tho gang?" inquired the lieutenant of Ives. "Not over 20, I should say. But let me beg you to act quickly. Think of, those poor women in the clutches of such miscreants!" "Rely upon it. Mr. Ives, all shall be done that can be done, and that immediately. Tou will accompany the troops, I presume?" "Mos't assuredly!" was the reply. "Then In that' case permit me to offer you a mount and while tbe men are falling in you may as well refresh yourself. From what you say there is ample time. Tis not yet 12 o'clock. The two watchers will uot begin lo expect your friend Filley for three or four hours yet. and In any event they could not be back in Bone gulch before sunset, as they said. So your people are safe till thou or even till tomorrow morning. Dallon wants' the money. more than anything else, and he won't proceed to extremities until he is convinced there is no hope of getting the ransom." ��������� 'T trust it may be as you say," said Ives. ��������� ��������� ' .. In less than an hour there rode forth n'. little company of mounted troopers,, seasoned fighters ail of them, numbering exactly 20, under the command of Lieutenant Crosby. By his side,on either hand rode Chester Ives and Ben Gallup, tlie former much refreshed after a bath and a brush down. Thus, it ydll be seen, the expedition'numbered Just 2:: men. All that day the little force rode southward over the hot and dusty Colorado trail, treading their tortuous path among the" foothills, piloted by' Ben Gallup. At sunset they were less than two miles from-Bono gulch. acA cording lo Ben,.but as it was then too late to think of attacking that night the expedition proceeded to bivouac. No fires were kindled for fear of betraying their presence to any r<l. Jim Dallon'fl pickets. stole a railroad train! Guess" that'll CAREFUL MOTHERS- Should Always,he prepared to Prompt - ly Treat the "Minor Ailments of. Their Little Ones'. No.mother can .hope that her child- Ven will escape all the minor ailments t hat alllict little ones,,and she shouk: he prepared to treat these ills instantly when the emergency arises., Ai thc same time0 mothers cannot he tin careful what they give their little ones, in the way of medicine. Doctors liavi long protested against the use of tin. so-called "soothing" preparations a no they are still used and with alarm "m* frequency hy 'mothers. These preparations invariably contain opiates which drug and stupefy the little ones into temporary quiet or sleep. Fo: ill the minor ills of little cues there ;.*��������� no medicine, acts so speedily as Baby's ���������Jwn Tablets and they are sold under a guarantee to contain no opiate oi other harmful drug. Thousands i- mothers now use no other medicim for their little ones, and all who liai tested it speak of its prompt and safi aclii n in the wannest terms. Mrs. Geo. ll. Kilgore, Wellwood, Dm. -ays:���������"I have used Baby's Own Tabids in my house for some time and I can sincerely say that they are tin nest medicine I, have cver.u.sod for si .��������� .ittlcones. They act promptly aim the lesults are always beneficial. ' i think mothers should keep these 'lai - .:ets constantly in the house." Baby's Own Tablets arc a positi.. cure ''or ,siich troubles as colic, sou: stomach. ' indigestion, constipation, .simple fevers, diarrhoea and worms, they break up colds: prevent croup, and allay the irritation accompanying the flitting of teeth.,. Sold by drug J. MALY'S GARDEN. A Successful Fruit and Vegetable Grow r. J. Maly, who took up a villo lot or. the Big "Bend wagon road, just outside the city boundary, lias made a great success of his gardening oper.itions during the four years he has occupied the land, and is showing what can he done with small farming in the vicinity of Eevelstoke. A review of his last season's operations is interesting. During the season lie marketed fifty crates strawberries, 600 lbs. tomatoes, large quantities of celery, potatoes, cabbage and other vegetables. O; cabbage he grew specimens up to 25 pounds in, weight. In celery the kind raised was the Paris Golden! a self- blanching variety that Mr. Maly find? do well here. lie had great succes? with early potatoes, and after marketing the crop he raised a second crop of Swede turnips on the saint patch of ground. A great success is made of raisin*, onions by planting theseed.in August, placing,brush over the young plant? in winter to protect them from tin frost, and transplanting them firs- thing in the spring. Last year he had the crop on the market by August 11th. The, varieties grown are tin Giant, Rocker and Welsh Hed, lie has tried the Red Wcatherfield. Yellow Denver, Dutch, but has not found these give satisfactory crops. Kim crops of turnips, parsnips, and othci vegetables were grown and Mr. Mali will make a speciality of small fruits lis , strawberries, raspberries, etc Apples promise.-to do well. Foui year-old trees- raised and grafted l\\ Mr. Maly himself have made wondcr- ���������'ul growth, and he is satisfied this valuable fruit can he successfully giown here. " Plots of raspberries and currants have been planted out. Mr. Maly's lot consists of eight acres and the site is favorable for early spring, his small fruits being a fortnight ahead of any others on the. local uarket. Mr. Maly is a florist Intrude, and in the open season his garden is a pretty sight with its wealth of flowers.- Thc show of dahlia blooms last fall was very fine. Mr. Maly has hegun'the erection of a glass house oO feet in length and will devote attention to the higher grades of horticulture, probably opening a shop in the city for the, sale of flowers, seeds, etc. Night was her' Terror anii. would eougli ncarl " write.*, Mrs. Chat Alexandria, Ind. ���������'et any sleep: 1 holler \Y as though crusher!" Chester cumbered deed, A have seenii'! , pnrisuti. . , '.*���������'������������������ "How far are we from Denver?" was his first lin'iulry. .'..'. "Matter o' :iu miles orso. Want to git tliarV '.lump, iqi then!" was the cheery "luvl.uulou. So I ves duiubercj hobbled down the rock in- bnnk. 'a sorry spectacle ln: "gentleman Iraiiip", wo.iild Beau I'riiniinel by com- fetch hini." he chuckled. - '-, ., In loss Mian (JO seconds.appeared the oIIicer..of'the day. Lieutenant Crosby, holding between Uiiiuib and I'oretlnger the limp, and water soaked piece of pasteboard which Ives had sent hi." "This is Mr. Ives. I presume," he said, addressing lhe New Yorker aiul looking with polite amazement at his* sorry plight "Yes. sir, and this is Ben Gallup, a leamster who picked me up on the road a few miles norlli of this place more dead than alive. The case is most ur-' gent. Several women are iu peril at the hands of the Dallon gang." ''Pray step tills way, Mr. Ives." was the'courteous request, and seats'were given them, while a messenger was dispatched to rouse Colonel Byng, the commandant. They had uot long to wait. The mere mention of the Dallon gang, its Bon Gallup had .suriniset't, was enough, and the orderly returned almost Immediately to say they were 'to proceed to the colonel's quarters. They found that ollicer just finishing his breakfast, and after the ueecssiiiry ( introduction Chester proceeded to tell 1 his thrilling story, which was punclnr** ,ed with sundry exclamations of "11:1V and "So!" from the attentive soldier. . "Well. Mr. Ives," 1K said as the former ceased, pulling "Ms gray mustache, . "strictly speaking, this i.s no affair for ��������� the military arm; 'tis a job for the [ sheriff. But I'll taJ:o the responsibility and do tiie explaitwng afterward. Can you guide us to (he mouth of the cave?" "I'm afraid nu*,. *,ir," was the reply. "We were blhxll'rvldcd after leaving the cars, and I ina<io my exit hy a totally different rout>\ as you see," he ended, ruefully loqfripg down at hi? shapeless garments.. ���������' "���������'-. ��������� "I presume your water tunnel is not, available.as a base of attack?*' "!' should say :uot," replied Ives, "even If I could fia'ri Hie mouth of it again, lylilch Idfwbt." "Do you kncinv* tine locality?" Colonel Byng inquired, tunj'Dg to. Gallup, \vuo- .'I: is at o.nd !o cents - a box. or sent* nn receipt of price by a'ddies '"* .- Mr Williams'* Medicine ('������.. ;';��������� villo, put'. ��������� iy all on Applcg.il.-. "and could nap!1 had consumption ��������� ' ���������u-icl that if I walked a block 1 wool' ougli frightfully and spit.bloi-d, but when all other medicines failed, thrci jW.OOhottJes of 1)?. King's New l)i.- ���������OVery Wholly onr'til-*. inu ami I yium:.'. iS pounds.'* It's' absolutely guaran .eed to cure Coughs. Colds, La Grippe Ironchitis and all Throat and Luiif; .'roubles. Price :")0 cents and !j51.0p 'rial bottles free at the Canada Drue i'z Book Co's. drug store. RE-DISTRIBUTION. The Bill Before the Legislature On Friday the Government intr. - -luccd their re-distrilmtion bill. Th * ��������� royides for an increase of meinlv, lijp'from .'IS' to A2. Tw'O members at. nkeii fruin the Island, North .N'anain., electorate being cancelled and Esqiii- iuinli losing a member. Yaneuuvo. ..els .-iniither member. "-''iilh-e ��������� ivootenay is subdivided to mo ei Miuiciicips. Rossland .ami >.e.s<, ��������� ities each get a member, and Soul. >iest Kootenay gets two additional embers, the Boundary and Kossl.iin' .iral districts being created separati, constituencies. Tlie old Nelson dis- :riot outside the city is represented by i new constituency called Yniir. Tin northern portion of Revelstoke is ai- before, but , the lOUthern portion i-. much altered,. Ferguson, Trout Lake. Nakusp and Fire Valley being cut out. Hie Lardeau and Nakusp are addc' "-'loo.iiii, and Fire Valley g"<*������ ' Ymir. Advertisements under this heading will be published at one cent per word per issue. Cash with order. WANTED���������To sell ah excellent ranch Well situated to market. Stock and implements can be had at valuation." For particulars apply to ofiice of the Kootenay Mail. WANTED���������Your order for visiting cards. Fifty ladies' or gent lem'eii'.s cards supplied and printed for ��������� $1.00 at ' the Kooti:.\\\y .Mail i priii ting ofiice. WANTED���������Engineers, Firemen. Machinists and" .Electrician send for '10-page pamphlet containing questions asked hy Examining Board of Engineers to obtain Engineer's license. Address Geo. A. , Zcller, Publisher, III S. lth-SI. St. Louis, Mo. U. ,S. A. WANTED���������Ladies and gentlemen en joy your evenings at home by making twelve dollars' por week. Send your address' and two cent stamp to Box 2(5*>, London, Out. WANTED���������To sell A 1 Hardy Cab huge. Plants. JiOc. per 100. ."00 foi $1,1000 $2.50; Magoon, Laxion",** Competitor. Sharpless and Clyde strawberries, $1 per 100. Shipped to any part of the Province. Cata- r loguc, of' nursery stock free on application. Alt. Tolmie Nursery, Victoria, IJ. C. W'AN'TEI") - SKVKIIAL I'KUSONS OK -hiirautur and good rupiiUlion in eiiuli sl.ite lono in Lliiis county required) to reiiruscaauml iilvorlisu old. established wealthy business untie of sound lin.inoial .sianiliiitf. Salary SIS .vo.rkly with expellees iiddilion.il, all payable n e.l.sh e.icli \Vednei-day direct, from head .(Ileus-. Horse and carriage furnished, when 'iece<;sary. Itefei-enees. Km lose sell-addres-ed ��������� lamped envelope. Manager, 3H> I'uxlon 'iiilfliiijr. CJiiciKO. IBS, Plants, Bulbs. (���������REENHOUSE PLANTS, for Spring Planting. Clean certificate from inspector. CUT FLOWERS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, BEE SUPPLIES, FRUIT BASKETS, FERTILIZERS, Catalogue Free M. J. HENRY, iiOOO Westminster Road, Vancouver. 'o , Wiiitk Lahoie O.vi.v. Wright porritt, PHOTOGRAPHER. "Development of .plates ,-ind'filiiis for ��������� Mi.ileiii's iindelt.-ikenJ- Ti'tuis (ill ap- lie-iiiim. D.-o'-k muni (temporarily) Ciii'.-idn Dni" ami LJuok Co. Kootenay Lodge No. 15 A.F. & A.M. * * TliereKiilawneetinj,'.- aie held in Him .Masonic Temple. Uoiimt AZZ7 r>^ *. TiaTl, on ' the thii 3Mond.iy in'eael fiSininnlli at fc p. in. Visiiinu briillirun cordially weloonied. (lOHDO.V Siuao-u-AKY ItEVELSTOKE LODGE. I. O. O. F. No. fl. 3. WILSON*, N'.tl Regular meetings are hole n Oddfellows' Hall over- Thursday iiighl'ut, <h'kIi o'elook. Visiting brnl.hci cordially welcomed. . .I.,A. STONE, t: ,1- I*'. - ���������UNION CIGAR* FACTORY. B R A N DS^~7"������3S3S!S*&- "Our Special" & "fhe Union." H. A. BROWN' PROP. REVELSTOKE, - - B. 0. Jas. iv'.Wood row, BUTCHER. Retail Dealer \r\^~2*axanfiZ^*' BEEP,, PORK. MUTTON, Etc. Fish and Game in Season.1 .All orders promptly filled. 1EVELST0KE,' B. C, aC'.W/ ���������iBliXJBS l.'"������GE. . SAXTOX. N. I. NO. 12, I. O. O. F. Meets every TlH'sil.i uM-mim in Milltnl. Hall ill .-> ii'cln.i! . Visaing bri-lliren eoi- di.illy invited lo iil- lend., .I.'MATIIIK, Mi aoid'nange Lodge , K. of P.. No. 2C, ' Rcvelstoke, - B. C. Mods every Wulncs- dny in (lil<lji.Hows' Jlai! .U. .s o'clock. Visilinj. ICii'kIus invited. S. SIcliiiN.M.n. f'. C \\\ WlNSOK, THE- OKIY ffttlff" 1 -o, WsihirtdWI ������������.*������������������ Soman , (JjlllflBIA.! AC-C- ^'���������flsi-JNOlnci irpieur co-insii-rm II. i:?-. Trains Leave Revelstoke: Eastbound 8:20,.- Westbound 17:30 Southbound 8:10 Tonu.-T car sp:rvice tu r*i. Paul���������Daily. - Montreal tt Bonton���������Friday? " Toronto���������.Sundays & Wednesday.*-1. Low Rate Tickets now on Sale from Eastern Points. DIHECT STEAMSHIP 3EKVICK from Vancouver '-to CHINA.. J A PAX/ *" AUSTRALIA, ALASKA. Pa.-senj.'er- ticket.- to nil points nt lowest rate*. For full information a.i\d ' particulars apply to nearest agent. E. J. COYLE, ' TV W. BRADSHAW, A.G.P.A., ' Agent, VANCOUVER. ' REVELSTOKE. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, Royal Mali Lines. Cheapest Route to the Old Country. AIA.AS I.IXK-Kl-om Si. John. Corinthian - - - ' - Xiimidiiin ��������� - ��������� , - Ionian - ' '- i. I'iiiisinn ' ... Tunisian DOA1IXION LINE-From Dominion - - ��������� ' ��������� March ih.ii - 15th - - V i'Jnrt ���������' 29������1i April ark PortldUiJ. - .Mvreti Slk - April 1J(* . John, March UMi '��������� HS'li April UWh HKAVKI! LIXK-Kroni St. fl.irth C'i-tlo - - - U-ike Ontario Like Superior Pii'-pnireP) ticketed through to nil' parta tt Great hril.-iin and Ireland, and at spcolftlly low- rates to all parts of tlie European continent. Apply lo ncarcil railway or steamship a3001 Or to W. BRADSHAW, T. Agent, Rovelstok*. TIIMIIE] .!>. ib'.. ������������������Arch-.r'' or ������>. ,b*. ������ Lanitmi." Standard remedy for Gleet, < GonorrhcEa and Runnings IN A3 HOURS. Cures Kidney nnd Bladder Troubles. MIDY FOR SALE. A t-plondid busim'Si-* iiiiicks-mt: i.s tor t-ale. 1 t-hop, lioii'i Apply to REBACiUATI; Dortuniiy.* li('H,V,('; iHt.u iNDUSThlALNQ Rowland 'Brittaiu, 1'ateutt .Mtoincy -. ancouvcr. reports:���������.lolm Kellinp ion, of New 'Westminster, received lliis week Canadian Patents on lii- iwo latest inventions���������a niacliine foi washing nans, and one for depositing .1 nienisiii'pcl quantity of salt in each. These machines are marked hy then extreme simplicity and practical dc- sign which arc cliiiracteristic feature- of this inventor's work, and wean pleased to learn that a half interest in each patent has hcen assigned to Messr*. Ewen it Mnnn, of >'cw Westminster, mid the machines w:i: prolinhly he manufactured and placei', on the market hy the Solumki .Machine Work* of that city. The Topic pays Mr. Clink has let a contract for getting out 300.000 feet of logs, which will give him an availahle cut of half a million feet. Three large buildings are about to be erected in Trout Lake���������the Oddfellows Hall, Hospital and J. W. West fall's residence. Const millers will raise the price of lumber 50 rents a thousand, and also the pi ice, of shingles. McMahon Bros-, have inrorporatcd their shingle mill business under thc Companies Act with a capital of .���������f 10 0 JO. A Horrible Outbreak "Of large .sores on my little daughter's head' developed into a case of scald-head," Writes C.j J). Ishill of Morg.mton, TennJ, "but Bticklen's Arnica Salve completely; cured her." It's a guaranteed. curci for Eczema, Tetter. Salt, Rheum, Pimples,' Sores, I'leeis and Piles. Only 25 cent** at Canada Drug k Book Co, r-yorfdiu. A'-'i i i- r.v*' ,^" hen* s no rest lor ,. -{.��������� workers���������Mr. Kin;: ills. Millions are ,il way.* . m-jiiil l.iver, Jaundice,..-'. V 1','wr .ind Ague. Thry' banish ���������nu. I ieadache, drive out;*'.)!niacin. Nevci ;ripe or weaken." ' " Hi':.' work wonders, it Canada Druj Small Try Ihem. it Book Co. taste nice, 2ii cents Save /our Snov/shoe Tags. i ii.- in.i-i pi.|iii hi I iii.iri-u In (.'.iii.'iil ���������Joll." E> i-l V pliin i ������������������.Siiow.-Iiim*" 'Vnji. Ill,lllll III l.'lll-^ lll^ i ii.-ilin i- "Pay ���������I "Pay Roll" ii.-.iii- (Jiiiimihii I-.- sin uhi -.1 l I* t IlI'M* l.-lgs.lls VII | (III llll' I lll*s(*ll I ���������! III I' .ri Veil lot' I lll'lll. Tllgs ;||'e itinill lip lli ���������Jan. 1st, 1903. Write I'm r m*\������ lu-i raii'd |������������������������������������������������������innm Cilalniiiii*. Tin ���������:-n|iire Ti'Iimci-m ('���������> I.ol. \\'iiiiii|n-y Biimcli, Winnipeg, Man. E. W. 13. Paget, Prop. I ininpl (K'liu*i\ uf .p iii els, liagg; ���������re. to any imrt of the Git}. 'J J J \ny Rind of Tpansfupring Undertaken. s j. All oi-d.-i-s left at. H M Siiiyi Tohai'ci' Store, or by Telephone,,NV ���������\ il! i'.'i*ej\ >��������� |ii'niiip| '-il t( nt nm. lliv nuist i-.uiiii.i'i,' llcaltli ricsort-iiir I lie iiiuii inciil ol N n i ill Aiiifiicii..' .Silll; iilt-il iniil-i -(.���������������������������iii'i-y. ninn,ill, il I'm* j;ran- iluur. Uiiiiiinj,'. I-'i.sImmk, l.\.-i'ii*siuii.-s. KkiiriiiK anil ijliiiullnc lie-.irli.-nL I'liy. Moiiin and Niiisi*. Tcli.f,'i.i|iliiu i.-oiii- iiiiiiiicaliuii wiih nil 'p.iiisei ili(M-.'(irlil. f u<i iiiiilNaiTiM! nnd (Ilp.iii every ilny; 1 Is lint In euro nil nui-\hiis nnd niii.Ji;iili'ii' fllsi'iise-: its wiil.'irs Ileal nil Kidney. Liver mid Sioio.ioli nilim iii������. nnd eline iimle all iiiuliiliu poisiiiis 11 om -llu* .sy.s- li'iii. Ils wmuiv, cniiiinl lie lin- llu ir Iic-iIi'iik virl in s. ��������� Foil LADIES O.n-lt. Relieves Pain and is a Safe, Reliadle Monthly regulator Sti]ioripr to A])iol, Pennyroyal and Tansy. ',' Agents :.,L'Yjr'AV, Sdn-j & Co., 3rontrc.il. Special Winter Terms : Per Week. $12 ���������.nriiiii-snd io $15 Oook's Cotton Root Oompounfl la succe=s[ully nsod monthly by over J10.000 Ladies. SafcofTcctual. Ladies ask _ your.drURKist for Cook's Cotton Root Compound. Take no otllcr, as all Mixtures, pills and imitations aro dangerous. 1'i-ioo, No. l,?lper box: No. a, 10 degrees stronger.J3 per box. K". 1 or 2,malledon receipt of price and two 8-cenS .stamps. The Cook Compnnv Windsor,Ont. tSf'Noa. l aiid 2 sold and recommended by all reujiousible Druggists in Canada. ��������� N'o.l.iuid'No. 2 im* -nliI nt I rout Like liv I * :T; .���������ViV.v.'iiiiflfut. lit \ '-.luke liy \Y. Mew,, (i*. K. Ciirl.is. iui(l.(.'nii;id.i. lJiii},'i*c Itiiuk Co. I)nnf[;Nl- ;,.*a?r^->353������GS*iKicr3.'ijsaa-5sss '/������������������vV-iPE'liLEWsHARVEY, BRYANT &. GILMAN, ��������� '.*,- ; ; ��������� Vr.aooiivcv, C. C. liiinnhiK belween Arrowliend. TliomnHu ��������� LnmliiiKiind Coinaplix, eoinmcncinK Oct. Ht*. IMI. will .-nil n- follow.-, (weather ptrniltling): Lcive Arrowliend for-Tliomson's Landhir iikI Coiiiniilix twice daily at 10k. and 15V. Leave Comiplix and Thom-on's Landinffoi- Arrowhead twice daily ut, 7.15k. and I2.1Jk. Makin-,' clo-e connections with nl] C. I*. R. 'rains am! boaK The owner.-- rc.-crve the riflit lo change t.lmt*������ ���������il'i-.-iilinfe'.- without notice. <- l'i IK l-'KICIl I'.OHINSON LUMHKR CO. L'TU. i". aoniNso.v," ManapiiR Director; To Trappers 'Ra'w Furs Boiighv Cash Prices Paia F. Exporter of Purs. J. O'SULLIVAN, F. C. S. &c. PROVINCIAL ASSAYER, - By Examination. Established 1897. ' As-nyor for Cii years willi VIVIAK Jt riO.NS, .Swnn-cn. Assays and complete analy- -I--ni.uli; of all kinds ot ore,*-, clay-, coak and Kuruace product.-. Umpire work a specialty. Charge.-- Moderate. ���������120 Kich.'ii'ds .-struct. Yiinconver. TradBmorBi nnd OopfrtdWTk obtiiinid in all coantrlea. . PATENTS " obtiiinid in all c ROWLAND BRITTAIN, Registered Patent Attoritey Micli.-uiteal KiiBincer and DrirflglitPtirUli, H.mk of IL S*. A. Buildings. IlarfMngs SWW������. VANCOUVER, B. C. ������ A postcnnl will securo an evening KTjpciBV- iiit nt for tho-e who cannot, call malng Ww Mf. j iljftJin.A! !UJVilr^U;ML !:������t ���������"Mill ::-i i t-ii'j Wood's Phosptodin-9, Tests. Sinclter Tosls ���������:-.VV'V. ''.Up, lo 4C00 Ibf. Oheckirig Smelter Pulps a Specialty "'���������'������������������ Have You a boulitful Piece if Rook? ''���������'���������: . 'We'll.Tc'l You vih.it' it is vV FREE OF CHARGE. Tin Grent English KemeAy. , Sold and recommended by all drugplata in Canada. Only-Tollable medicine diBcovcrea. 6bt . _ _ packages guaranteed to eura *U form3 ol Sexual Weatness, all effects of sbost or excess, Jlontal Worry. Eicesslvo nse of Tobacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on recetp* ' of price, one packaw tl, six. %5. One itHUptone, ttzioUicurc. Pamphieta free to any addreM. , Tlio 'Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. WooiTj PltO-1'IUilHM-. liyC.',iii,iilii|l)rin; ,v Huok \\'. I'fw-. :inn uy l-'r-nni-T. Dl'IIKItl-l*. THE i* ->oM in lli-vi'L-jioke ("o..(:. K. Ci rti*-, and Ahcy at Trtint l.-.i!ce. Anchor Wire Fence lie; A liniitud niimbc'i- of pupils will be tii-:c*ii���������iii.sti-iictiiiii either pin no or nrgiin���������piiinn iir'id'crrod. l'**or terms npply to Mi.**s Kcnner nt the msidcncu nl* 'l-r'. Oorik, Fon>������h HLrwl. ^imiAN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Opposite Hotel Vancouver, PRINCIPAL, MISS E. RICHARDS. Slio'-thand. Typewrit"iib, Jlookkot-piiiK. Tclc- Ki-iiphv and Ai*<:li:t<*i*l ui-i'l Di-uwinjf. (Jrailu- .itc^ from iliiscjullcfirM'ciii'rbii-t nppuiiiliiicnti. Iiic1u**ivi* icrini Im- Ijoaidi'i's SHO p>.-r niuntli. ODDFELLOWS BALL. Selkirk Hall, April 1st 1902. A ball 'unclcT (lu;;inispiccs of Si!l- kirk I.odp' 1- ������V 0. F. will ho held a.*i nbovc. .Admission I{i2. Ticdets 'may he obtiiincd ,-if the different . stores*. J. MATH IE, Secretary, ���������-.. FARWELL ESTATE. The clini'inlni; n���������idi.-nliul .ind kiihIiiii li-iu:!;, Iii*l\vui'ii Tn piling'.-, and l.oni;'*-, mil Iiu'miIi- (lividcil ii-. miuii ns pu-'s|h||., .,,��������� ,. G. M. SPROAT. !'. O. linv L'.i. ViLliiiin, II. C. Kainloops, B.C. MALOPY''-���������& MALONEY Props. and Vijl Order- left nl, U*. JI. I.iiwrciiuc'-i : * pronipllyattundcd to. Tuluplinnu N'ii. .'l'i. H. COOK & CO. PROPRIETORS. RANCH FOR SALE At Notch Hill nlimit, half a milii fruin Min.aliiliim. Onu linn,- dri'd und llft.y*llvi!. iicriw. iiKNtly rich bottom In nd. k'o'mI piirl.'cleiiiiMl nnd drniiicd. * Siimll dwelling house contniiiin-,' live, riiunis. Hum. nnd hay shed, poultry 'Iioiikos; c-nttle nhod. ci:l- lin-ti. etc. lion; land iidjoiniiig niny be oljtnincd if required. Koi-KJiln, iiIho. Ill ncrcs of oxcnlldiil. lnndon purl; of which Is (,li������ Inwusltf, nf XotalrlUII. . For parUijinlftrs npply to ,-' . TRELOAR BROS. .This lii>l (Jin-- hotel i- ninlcr i-n- lii-ely tie\V in.ih.itreiiieiit .-ind Jim*- been ���������i'cdi.'c'cini'o d nnd rciinvaicil l.lll-(Hlt.llOl|t. ��������� ' Good Stabling, Finest Stock of Wines '& Liquors: Q,net Rend ing and Smoking Rooms. RATES: SI 00 to S2.50 per day. C.0:uthett, A.R.C.Sc. Analytical Chemist, Provincial Assaycr cioid!....*.:.'.*.: * i 'm Silver........ .- ..1 00 Lend A. A, ..- . . 1 IH) Copper. .*'.. .'.*,;..-. . 1 ii" Gold iiiid/riilver 1 .r)<) (Jlold, Silver and Cupper ....... 2 M Conlnil ii-*.-.".iys; ciiinpli'te annlyi-in oi Ore!-, (.'onbij etc.,* eoni'x-ntr.-itichi ,-ind Aiiiiiljrniiintidii tci-tH. ^^"'.Kesn'lts oi* nssays by_ .rctiirn of in n i ���������������������������li-on'ie.st. che;i|H*rft i/o.-t rill rotttui fence devised. l^i^Ually j iulnptnlile for any jmrpusf. 1 Hunch. Fnrin or (Jarden Feiieing. b'inijile ol" eon- i-lriic(ioi) ami (.'a.-ily put up. TiiB B. C. Anchor Fern Co. Ltd; o. Head OlHcc: I'. SKIUNK Vancouver, B. C. M.AN'AiTWK. CO R I-l KSPOX DKXCK SOLICITED. IhI.'uhI, A.-<������iiy OHice. Kmnloopi B, C, Mining & Legal Purposes Transfers, Option:*, rowers of Attorney. Stationery. Declarations, Proxies, etc. can.be obtained at the . ..Kootenay MM! Offiee.. AlJI r . t ������S3 THE KOOTENAY MAIL It may be too late lVi-hat..-*. a little stimulation of., tlie,;'scalp will revive* the dormant hair and renew nature'.*; covering for the head. In Case of Dandruff and Falling Hair" use Cokes Dandruff Cure Olid of the very beast.. Agents here.: CANADA DRUG Revelstoke B. C. DIED. Moon���On .March 22nd at Montreal 'James I food, iged 14, husband of IJo��anna Ifood, of Ilovelstokc. J*f\-.}ioi:i:���At Keyehstoke, March 25. John Utinsiiiorc, aged 31 years, 10 month*!. Hoiiu-;���At Rcvelstoke on Marcli 2(Jtli* Laura, daughter of G. Hobbs, aged . ' -S years. The funeral will take place at 2 p in. 'i'ijod Fiiday. ' ��� \>. . _ i_." . :_ _* 'jju & GENERAL. 'A. JJ'J--FreslrJgJi'oc erica at;A;'N. Smith'-, A������;���;' * j;;,'Patroni/e Jfonic'SocietiesVanci go to : J., yci-he" Concert;' ahd, Dance' on -April 2nd ������J:*;'ov;J.TJioJGuiiViCIubi will: probably, open ���*:'i,;; Jthiiir.soiiiiJiri'to-inorfowJ'; ::* ;"*;'*'.:*. .';���" Afhfc* -population*;'.; of J,he;^ proposed A. rieetorate:of> Eevelstokel,A2,361 JJ'V ,,J J* J.". The British Government, have.a de- ;;.;;;*::-ticiL of;*I12,000,000 foiVtbeJyear. A* '''., V ��� J.; J Canada ^oilers ;,'iiJ'JfourthV contirigont V"A;^:.:oaJthousarid,men.Jf6i-JSouth 'Africa. A':'"'V'!"';''V*?'?.P,sJ'''s^'ulA"v'^je V:tstkeu:;Vt'oflorgn:nibe J:*.;. .sports .iii ihe*vciryJfor:J;yictoriaV:and A jADoiiiiiiionJDayfi*. VJ.* :A AV AA-S;-, ' J A;���*��� ���������ATlferois' nojiiews; to-hand . as: y<jfc re- iA:'- .Liiirding theJa'ccept;iiicex>f a tender foi A;.;, -tlie drill halhat, Revektoke. VV;:j'&A ���:'���;.:,a 'V.Sec;, Tity.lor;.'&.'.'Gcbrgc'H Vuewly im- ''A';:jtoi-t,ed' stock,: of; Easter.,; gloves, ready- .:A] Jiiiide ..-Vi 1 k'b 1 ouscs and:*ai 1 k "skirts.V, o "7jA"''';/- V-V.VcQiitTiici:;; Jja'ss"*'',:beeh*"-: made'-wifeli .< 'jyeatflej/iriir to raiseJ*': the V-Tslandcr for Vv threeVfoprt Irs of her;vahip;';;*; JAs.:' J.;A';:V-IJJ.Jc6llowtiy;lia�� ���lot'tp, D.^McQarthy ;:: 'a*' eontrtictV; for '.-���'.' the' J addition,,;.* offchieo ,'-,J l-.Ji.oihs anda verandah to Hit residence ; '';;;::;.Cit^:Owiiership of water and light at .-���Ai'lvtrnJ^ Retail tobacconists are in for a g(.* time. Tbe British Trust oilers i tn-tomei-, .' *-h,ne of the juolit*- and bonu- oi !ji2r<0,000 and ihe Anienc Tub.Kco Company oH'ei*>to dn id'' un the Kl.tilei** tin whole ol it-* pioln and $1,000,000 dining the next iou u-.ui Wc have to thank J F Smith, mm ritmj of the Kaniloop* Bo.odof Ttadt loi -ewi.il capie-*** of the pamphlet ii-aied bj the Bo.ud dcn-ciiptive of the "Nuith Thomson loute to Hoi-*ell.\ The I pamphlet ii ,m inteie-Umg pioduction ind well piintedat tlie Stand.nd pi ess | We shall be glad to distnbute the copies we ha\e to those it-quiring thcni The school tm-itee-j and city council held a joint meeting last e\ening re- gaiding -cliool n attei-*, when it, war dicided to point out to the government that the pic-enl school building-, weie valnele-.-., and that a piomi-c had been made lo pi ice Kivektoke in as good a jiodtion a-, ug,tided buildings as otbei cities It was deudod to apjily to thc government lor $1111,000 ��� tow.ud-the eic( tion of new building*] a** the minimum sum lequncd Aid Manning and If nine weie ijipomted to i co-opeiate with the School Tiiiilee-, in in i.inging for sue foi new building*. ���Kiesh eggs ai A X Smith'** Don't make any appointments loi A pi 11 2nd The Co**giove oichestia aie (oming heie that night and will give a conceit and li houi dance, undei the auspice-? of the Tiish Social and Benevolent Society which piomi**e-. to be the tie.it of thc season U a meeting of footballers .\t F. Bxnwi's cigar stoie last evening II Douglas piesicled A committee was appointed to get np a petition of: rate-, payers': in favor of a recreation ground, committee :tiV,consist, of *K. Dodd,'T. C.u-ey, B.VCriclcV; W^Can;.*WVJSmytlie .md'F.* Brown, ItJwa'S decided; to 'for hi'. a football*cltii)^vith.VCaptJ';Taylorhon.; j)iesiden.t;,JGrant 17:i 1K,, president* ;TI.r \ lirdu'ii,-.* v-ieeTpresidcni; W... Smythe,. secyV/^ind"'li;. Douglas, 'treivs. V;;T:.Garcy was appointed captain pro t cm. J A If*J tlie" saying,: ':Tho hest'. is; the' cheapest,;''iipplies,to anything,: it..'dries ������ to insurance. ^InsuranceJ with whicjlr you' take^any chahees, is farJwbrseVthan nq, in'sii r; i nee a t a 11','.''..*'. Fi re 1 o'sses", 11aye beenvvery heavy,'a.'id' the sign of the poor. : insiirance. coiiipah'y is; ".Cheapj* insurance,'*.,.: J. J. :J.':*.'.Vo.''*������*���'��� J.Ji V*..6*'*'V;*. -A D Th? Terr no're Case. ���J'o'Tiik. Knfro'K: Dear Sir:���ln( 'li'nd subscrilK-d' connection wi'th the by.resideiits of Kevcl- last week : , Mr. Houston','pointing at Mr. Curtis,"That is the greatest fraud >vho e.ver sat. in the.legislature' ofjirit-'' ish Golumbia'.." 1 Iiiiiorable^lcnibei-s ���" Hear, hear," and'l.-uighter. ",. ,'.,:���"��� !.. ^l,r. Gil-uoiii- Ii.-i,*? introduced 'a bill to; provide .that employes 'may require' their .eiMiiloyer to (leduct. froni-their.' wages a, sum for..medical service,.and HESKSfiS S5SSS an* -tokc and vicinity foi the benelit ot ojcIi employe shall have the right of Iihnilo Teirenoire the* little boy who selection of his medical uwn met with such an unfortunate'aeci- Thr delegates from the Associated dent nc.u Twin Butte List-pring and l]onnls of Trade interviewed the gov- held m tiust,���kindly allow me to (-rnment at Ottawa and urged varia- puhlibh through the midimn of voui tion of the lead refinerv bonus, increase jiajier, that this money has been 0f duty on lead jiroducts, and A.n tulih- transferred to Mr Vaur, * well-known , tional member in the Commons for and Tvealthy Touri-t, who bomg out | Yale-Cariboo here at the time wa*- much mteicatcd in this case, and whose home is' near | "thatof.the. little boy. : ..Mr .���: Vaux will : hold this* niohey: in trust,; and ad- | niihistei-'it as inteiidefl,,; by:tliose:wbo scj) geniJirciusly..: coiii ributccl.; J "'Tlie following^is a cojiy'of ���Mr'. Vaux'saclciibw- lcdgeiii'ent :,.���" *'���������'���' J..*. *.* ."-'���; ;;.::' Mr. 'T. Kiipatrick, Siipei'ihleiident; ���'���J*'"* Jlcvelsloke.'; V; '������,. ���.'���";..'. * :������".. -s^,'-,'. DfNir Sir:-���1 beg 'leave;,to ac^now-' ledge receipt of your 'favor of-the 8th' inst, enclosing draft .on Xew York to hiy ordeiv for. if 202.25V :, This fund Iwill hold for the, benefit'-of.; I'Jinilc Terre-; : noire, the' little , hoy.;."who, '*wsi.s: hui:t. near*T\vin Biifte last' sjiring,:and endeavor /.to- administer sanicJ: forVhis, 'greatest',,, benelit. * /rhe;'faniily ; live' nearly four .hundred miles from, here.* but I have been able;:*,*t.o get intoVcoih- inunication with.'. jlartiesJ who reside near tlie'm who.arc . taking an interest in 'Hie child, a ncl .there arc hopes of being able ' to; so assist themV'as to jnitigate their, hard. JdotJ'"witli'put pauperizing theniJ:;V;; ;.;;; .>.*������" v.*; '���\A"/ ������VA;''���"Very',truly ydnrs,; VV-.V :J, ;;<���; > V V A::,*; : ;:;Sg(l.,George Vaux.'' J; ;TheVsiini of... ��� in'oiiey-;;:ih,eiit,*idned';.*,,in' AI rJ.A' a iix'sJ letter *;��� is';: that" subscribed* together, with accrueeb'i ii teres t.'-JJ. :A' J ������*''���'.;'.'".. J ��� ���' ' Youi'.s*l'*riiIv'AAA;:A%: ."AV:;;.-:��� \ysysA-;"AyT.: Kiijia'trickJ';'.;; Smith Cmtii has introduced a bill to provide jiassea to members of parliament, judge**, and tiu otliceis, .im\ that ij.il>\ iv companies furnish to parliament an annual list of jieison.-. to whom jiaw* .iro given, stating the leason foi issue of *uch passes ileplving to a question bv T Tavlor, M 1' P, Hon W_C Wells said foie- nien were paid fS.iiO in ltevelstokoand .fl fit) to If i in Slocan and laboieis ' $2 SO in Revclstoko and ^2.7Ci to .13 I in filocan, as these weie undergtood I to In cunent i.iteB of wages in ic- speitive district- The ic-distiibiition bill ji.tssed the second leading on Tuesday by ,'i2 to 2, only X'eill Hay ward and Tayloi ojiposing it Mi. Taylor complained ol Tiout Lake being cut off fiom Revelstoke, and hoped to have the constituency evtended to Canoe Kiver. THE MINES. WAXTE D���A, first-ciassJbarbbr;; ;nblic :.,;;' .butA;first-class f'nian: heed ajijily.: . ���.;;J.; M;oicoAV,:;Uevclstoke.rtJV.*.:V;; ,:AV; SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. ���jrat^ J'ceii t; ijJmyeJ.iigain been' reduced i> jier ;. ,God<l:;j*Tithiy being a holiday f shall ; *. I..C in attendance at my studio all day .;. Torjthe convenience of jintrons.���R. H .'.Triienian. - o : . >.. Jvitchener has granted permits to A.l.iocr:civiliahjeaclers '.to.communicate J with DcWctJ.vvitli. a view��� to ending* tho, ; .';w.a.i-J*;'���������",'���;���.'������, J', *:: 'V '..������������-������''���-"!,','';;i, '������' ������*-'.;���. ���',* ;H ;;Jii)ri Saturday the ������architect for CJ B, J -ill nine & Go.'s building wa? in the city,: ���'.*. together-vvithi a Calgary builder.; who is. A iehderijigon thp job? !; A'>A ������"������'. .; J ;Capt.VTayIoi-.'and :RAGordon. J.' 11, \ .'ii'sappoi'nted'. .ptilice,, 'ton-iinissio'ners ���;*;!*\*.for.���Jicv'clstoke'.*.*-'it'nd-*;'Aid'.'''Gill V'-.aii'd ^iit'chell'forJvaniloops: J v- .'.:*,'. '���'���;,.: The,white population of B. C.-'ia: ;, ���l-'iO.'Jlo. of,JwliomJ 127,118. are on the. ' nurinland; in'dians J 25,503, *. Chinese V IG.3J7vJaps4,5Q7.::A, *, ;;,���;*. V VV. V J *v; (,'. Tiinibull, of X.ew';Westminster, *V, lias been awarded, the conlrat for the .".J'-'iicvv.Doiiiih'iph'Hotei building at Ivain- "'Vlotiis.'V The price is fSOpO. ��� ;V. ;; ;..*',* ' '������ ���''���' '1*1 ie Fern ie;; Preis in a kes:, t he as ton - isiiing Staienient that the board '-.exit"in - ���.''i'nin'Xjininers 'its., to 'fitness, report.four,' : .'hundred. ��� and ,;twenty applicants; of ��� ���������.n'Jiorn threeJmnclred and ninety-three' '��� ������fin.lod;*'' ..' ', ;.��� ��� ..*' . '.,���'.���..'.'".':;.'��� .������"" '..'"��� . V Wc got an idea"���once-ran idea.that;. V everybody vyoukl <������ wear.-.. tailoi'-madej , clot lies if prices ��� for. good'work wore ivwor. and ...w'e acted . on it.*:. Sec our j.'***]. 2 'suits .and "f 3. trousers to,order��� L'tishnan the" Art Tailor.,'���.'.,. .' ��� o *.. -.The, ialc- ofthe E. and. Xr. railway to ; M'i;kc:'nzip..s.n.d: -Mann has. been aban- 'V.'Jned. '.'li'nd it is now proposed to. ...���j.a'A'illf.-r.' j.l'is.r' road V toVconnect the J;'!'..p'.'.t"l,.Canadian .;'-X'^rthern with .;, Vict'irii'i.."' : ;' . ^9 '' ' A '��� ' : A< ��� .-ooii as ' weather o'i5 favorable '"/������.'���'.'cartirig'. city, "'or'k,, it would be ���''.v'-*'i! if r.hf.- V-ity e'ruincil jmt in' hand. iii- -"jiiiich-required sidewalks on Third ".,',(.'., l-'J.i.irt h -st rec-t s * a n'd in ot lier parts ���A An-:- iw-'-A '''���������'���''������''���'.' -Tli��.;igenci'.'s' of the Sun and X'orth \.America insiirancf: . .'companies have ': I'n en tran**fern'd to Messrs. .Sibbald it Field, ,'i�� 'J. V. Armstrong, who has ��� in j'l. ti/'.'. .'.'gencies;/or .some time, lias. .*;-rji-ii-ei���to'give tij> insurance'. ' !>A(',: .McLarci.i, the Je'nterprising :-.i-idii.*ry': and harnc-ss merchant, of lOairiiOojis. 'basj jinrcbased 'the Stock- '.nnd tufciiicss' of ,,a; II. Stevens, -who bJi-.' iiitlierib' C'liiducted the. other' ->:i'i'llc'ry bu.-iiK.'Ss in that* city. ' ' .. You. .-.ay our, jiriccs sccin high, btit^ .Mr. Wise ''M.'i'n, (I'.iii't our -(pmlities." V-i i-ii'i ; ui'iVc tbiiii* equally hitrh, 'and' doii't ; you waul the. highest quality.' Sei.". our -fli . su'ts and $H. trousers to f.rui'i:- ,*���.!. lai'.*- -Cress, in an the Art 'Tailor. o yAliy '.*t,"iid* :;i\rrS.*=- BJ; ��� ���pbrley fIcfft on Wednesday J(ir;a: in ii*t'Q..tlie::Soo.i:VV;:: ;CriK;Ijo.urne returned froni Australia; oh .tlie Aonuig'i .:aftei-.:yan ..abseiicejof .���''t-Jii'oc.iJiioi.i t.lir}:J;.*.-J;\--- .'������".-;;.:..V,'';V"r-L-;:r-'- ..A'V.'-Jt** ���;.- -:-AJ.:;J*-*:.'J "i*;'jDr. ������". Procter, of :.lCa in loops; ";hiis..i.Veeiy. c?lec:te(l.&J.Jmenibei-*** of ;:thc!:Council of, Thysiciano'and burgeons qf^B/VC,:^ A.ll ; ;MVsV;D.'T.; Forbes ret-tir.iied diiJMon-' cfityJfroihJa.visit;,to/Calgary;'; VaA': V, '���'��� Itisprojiosccl ''tcy..JC)rgahise;;a;;fpnig- j ion g'lciuVh a ih c ii t J ii r* <>li e v.e 1 s t o ke 'a ft e r: ,liasl,er., 'i;.;.(J^-'.'.'-.: :aA, ;��:.;,;.,:.;:.;A;Ay;';y\ 0:;'liev\JA\A;C.; Cakleiv Jeft''for;tiie,west oil,Tuesday.; ' ,y���'���'.;J-r:A/;fS���'��� ���������' ,*" *s A ���;': ������..,.; Ed.* Goriiihg returned :��� on Sunday froiiihis trip to the sbtithern States. ��� ���:; M'. Grady, of St. LeonV Hptcl.,wa*i a' yisitcii-ott) Revelstoke Monday;; .,..;' .*'.���������' .Aid;Gill, of- Kainloops, came; in'on. JMondayJfoput * in ' a'Jtchder JonCA?., Jliinieix Cb.'s building. V ; A-,;J. I* JMr.Ja,nd ;,Mrs, ;.I.I,': J. Bourne visited .X'a.kusp'VSunday,;ret!,fVning Tiiesc*tay..'>- "��� :JM,r;Vand... Jlrs.; A;, li; Gurrie. of Sa!,- . ivion :Ar'i)i���.were Jvi^i'tors. to, Revelstok-e oii.Tiiosday. ',';.;. '"��� V '��� ;���'- A AV.. li;' H ii 1.1 spehtV'Monday iirtownA lcaviiig, i'or'Calgary'Viii.'.'l'uesday. V , ;i-vd:.tor' L'angstatV, of; the Tt'picJwas Jit visitorVto the city this week. ... '.'���. y.;.!.;" IJ)., Boyd ������arrived * with t ho 1%: ��� Bend inairon SiindayJ* ' : ,*���"��� ''������ MrJ *ahd;: Mrs.-; 'Didisliei/ii..iviii;-iie(! fi:6m iiossliind last eyeuing. A '':. ;. Ji, G.'Parson*, of Golden," was in Jthe; .city'.ot,!'; T.uiisil.-t'y..: ,'���'������ "'. .'J ;vV'V *'.,, '��� V; ���'��� * Mr; a fid. Mi's. J. Lyons are s.pe.ndi'i.ig a.j'ew days 'in Kyniloops on: their..way 'hOnio.ti'i liiH-el^.t-oke.frp'hi their holiday' trJp.'Olhe eoast. ,:.' ; ;' '"'; ��� . V 'Mrs,.*;, U". \\, Morris, 'Miss ';McLean an-i,' Ralph .McLean have, vnch )>i.<cri ���Ieffc''!ii'l7.i'i00. from ; theestai:)* ii!.l:hi-ii .rehiJi,i'V.i!'','. the-, .hub ' .Janms: Al.Vjek,* tli'i*. .wealt by cable ciiiJiniH'a'cliii'er. who ,re . centlydied at Gitisg'ovv.iSc'tui.aiid. ';.; ��� ,L,.C. Ccome, of ^\r!niiip.'.-g, manager of theJwe'steni'liranehcsof theJToi,'oiit.v. Type uFoiiiidry. jind 'one of the .most popular nwn .iini,(,u)g*'wostenY p,;-tni'i , i is oh a , visjt to fl.aIcyoii - Hot Sprihg^.j for tlio lieiiclit.of his hi.-'iilili. ;.���'���."��� '��� ', Wc- need hardly remind .our.re,ii,di,i> Of the bail, to be held nil'A prfl 1,-L. under I he. aiispice,- of Selkirk Li.dge...{,i /. i.,);F, , Tb<- nieml.iors. of this lodge always make siich'.a .-iJieci.-ss ofAi'tiyjIiing of this kindihey take, in hand' thJit'it. is sure'to In''- bin* ''of fhe. treats of the season. ,* .*��� ' .,������ ; '���', * ..,,'' -, f. ' A. Fdson was I'lntse.nted witli a handsome gohl watchand chain by the jirojii-ietor and employe*; of the I'liinie* ll.otel'at Xi'lson last; week- on* his leaving to taki'.. clinrgcof' the ffote'l Ferguson' at Ferguson. ���'.'',..* ':*;,,:���ii'ri-tKSBVTEKfA.V* CTICJUCIlJ .v:, *��.A..��� >,liev'.;*.*\\'r.**'C'.',Calder:;:jireached a strikingly interesting "person; Jon 'Sunday ,night, taking as his. subject the,three visions���those'*of Moses', on tlie moim-' tain, of,'tlie apostles, and of;St..:J,ohn at Pa tnios. ���"'*,';��� '" "J ::A'-'-',;A;;--, A*. AA .'��� ''A'-: '.V; RevV; A\^;V;Q;';'Galder Jwili'Vpreiiclton' Sunday eveiiihg the last of hisserics of Copper shows an imjirovenient in the London nuiket. A V. Biadley left on Sunday for the Blue Jay on Smith Cieek The leccnt low pi ice has greatly stimulated the demand lor copper. A W Hawks of Everett, has bonded the Andeiion Lake mines and ten stamp null for .1*70 000. The Vulcan smelter peojde propose to put in a timelier, at Sandon for ied nit ion of bihei-lead oies The United Slates .bteel Coipoiation have puichaifd the Sudbuiy nickel sermons oh.the; liefornia tion,-taking as. his subject the Reformation;in Ireland.'. ;';..;*���; J jiKTiioDisT onvjiiiii. .; Service will be^held-at J I iiVni. Good Friday^and; special;, s^-rvieesJ Sunday, .'fnorning.anilcveiling,;;;,,; t* AA^y.-.Ay^A A'',,A;.:-''A-''CATiioJ.i<j..ciii:Kt:fiA A A ���;"';:��� ; -Services \vi I Ilie hel(l,cin''Goo'd;Fri(lay, and Faster ;Snii.(la}-V;by;.Re\v. Fafhei' ;i*liayer,;:th,;i i;|iureh; being;; decora toil, ;-foi;'.' t'hcj,. occasion.:, ylAAylAA;;: 'A';l '������'���'":> jV;;:;-'';', AcrV i'K-r ick 's citukgi I.*.;/' .'A* J!; ;���' :JVSei*yice;w-ill be'heldoitVGood, Fridaw at 1.1 a.iiK, w;ith 'ante-i:i>miniinion'sei'- yice; ���������'" Oif Fasteiv StiiHlayLloly" ;'Cpiii- ;iii" utiibh';'wi II J^beJ.celeb rated at S aahiV and;spee'iiiT Choral ,serviees;a.t;,liyi.iii. ancT 7��� [i.ni.;.'. The chtifell, wi 11-lie 11icely (lecoratecl.witli (lovversan order;having been sent to.thcjcoash ; -;.'-;' ���..;; ,;J J:"1 Thc:..annual '-'v'fes'try��� meeting*.wiir.be ��� lii,'I'd at S ji'.in. on Easter Monday, and a .cordisI ,iu,vita.tion-. is extended; to all ciVer IS who are , notA^pniouinieant.*! of ;i.nyJother church; . .���..*.'."���'..'��� SH0WUPQR SHUT UP. If :i'ri.y one ,or Hli. ' of tlie '{'ii'lkiiiyc. conibiniiiiotij hiirli rate /in-suranee Vigeii ts'doi rVg;,busi iii.-ss iii "to \xi\ ��� will; pay: ha If I lie cos l;j ofj.p.ri ii!- iiig i n', t he iiieal jiapeiAAjV vvill ;rpay: tlii; o't-h'cr ���J.iaJif iiii'f1 >'*lioty :t''hn' ;';'init>i'i n't''of l.viwi- ' iierAiiion'i.'-;.' i hViiughoiH :AJYina(,hi:i*y; ;* )������;;; r'.���.ri'iorjJa'niA---' Jah'i.v fijine.' Thi* "."...!.i:,-i.>!m; '.of, pri^iiAinns c-iiJir-ieH:!'")-:: *...*��� >.*:-'J-1A.,'*i..-; ski.,-w.Hi-n ,-.-:��� \.'; I.���*.<i a t\t\";'!ie ,re-[.ecuvi-arn'ounts of*, p'ro'ii- ai;d er', : rt ��� lw i ����� :* ��� , *.. ��������� '-lOr.*- .Tnenr; j-siij.ier:iiri'y ;Ayn ��� sp!cn<i:d chance !��,'''Jenion-traieJ' ;];;e:r ;VV:';JV'Lf.'^j:C;(}i;:i8T;JVR tWImsMa ���������" ���'��� .* .' '.', ".. .��� ���������'���:������ ���'���;..������ ..'. : . ?..* '.*" .* ' * ,:���*.*..,; PapuAtionl of Local. Districts. .iiiiiicslornine hiillioh dollars. J ;:J ' Ji; is agaiii'J'reported 'that the Trail smelter , lias* beeii; Jjitirchased.by, the Gooderliani-lJIackstock syiidicateJA,;, On Sunday J..*SvveeneyJ in-rived from. the Blue, Jay,,cinVSiiiith; Creek;J'ahd P'f- ;Dtifau]t'cJit'iiiC:in';from*the Standard .A'*'' . -"''yriie'.'st'ii.i'A. o'f'.^^IjiiiijerVvvs.ivV'ikiiiis^iV.iidJ Taylor oyer -the: Silver Queen iiiinemi: ,rth'e;,IJardeauJhasbeenaniicably settled.' ���';���,'.':A'���������' new-".'copper ' cbhipaiiy,;"with"���. u capital, of,Jf/iO.000,000,, lias been fd'rniedj .'fii ������-X.-?Ay-;*XorkV,|*L;\v.it'h.i*'- '"F.J;' A1:'-: .-rieiii'.zc'-stsV "prcsidentA" AA':a1;;AaAAI';'AA;aAaA; ��� :;The Hardio:Ciniialiar JMinos, with li, ^'i'tpi'tal'^ ;J\lbuiilaiii;' ciunjjbarVs clepcisits' ;; iiear iKiV'iiYloqj'is',* is gazdtft'cL -������: A; .V.;:";;;"'';** ;,: ; A ri>art.y of ]irospectors returnetffroni- itorsefly -says5 the coilntiy-is disap-J [iointihg;T: ThcyJ fouiidr. no;;"payablejJ ground An nd nearly, all j'irqspec tors'in there are coi,ii ing ou t.V;; ;A: ������ '���.*;; A, ,;J, J . V/F11c ,,Coii t i neii ta 1 iin i iie';i n Idaho .ik said "'to-"'one' of the biggest silver-lead :p'rojKisi;'tibiiB::'in 'the'world..,, The vein" is.Mlfeet, ,of; which throe feet is solid pre'iVn.dJ.2S;fern, concentrating, '. ';'��� '':" V .' : At ii ineeting (if.dir.c-c-tors of Garh'es Creek,Consolidated ; yesterday; F.Ulc-* Carry was,elected President;V P. Chaji- "inaii, Viiilcoiiver,; vice-president, Jjmd .J.-.M. Doyie. sec:retary-treasurer. J .,;���;��� V;*Messi;s.' Kincaicl, Fl in t, FCiljiatrick,. ���aiuLMeCai'ter have' transferred a*-:fifth" ���interest in'thc 'Pollock', Whistler, Bos-; .ton.**;'. Ifea'tii'.ei';;' ,;BlulV, WinterVGiimp, Li-eno,Vl.:X,,L;.; Leader,.BigJTliree, Buck j ji'iidSiinshineclaiinsVin the .'Big; Bend i'foJ. D; Graham:';; ���;,;; f'JV ''V L'v'V'E.'' A.:'J'Bradley>was to Uicjfore last; i''y-ffflr���.iii" ia king s(l vantage of the'open-,: j'.'ne: of.Jthe river.,, to get "supplies iip;i'o Sin it/h ;,Cr'eek,.and. : he, is; again .the.1 .���evd.er'-'tlii*" season. J ;On; Tuesday he- .ic-sjiittched his : first���' boat-loacl of -.It-lip ;'seas(..:n's. supjiiiesJ for ,the Blue Jay Ciilrip. ,* "' ���*. , ;. Ay ; V; .J,. , - ,,-VJV:J-���"���'���': j' V Tiie-amiiii-d' 'itjeetingof' thejCarneK I Creek 'Cojisoiidated ; was -'held at tha j Oonij-jany's otTiee.; on J Ttieaday. .The \yi'Aovt and'Iiiiiai'ice.'sheet w'creJadopted. I T':..!.��� * fi.tiowihg were electee! delegates ���;;;,.)i',*i:iieoii;is:iing'..vea'rA . ,F, AlcCarty, J. b ���.-cto 'A.VT. W .���fi'.'*r..maA Ti ii; ����"UNEonArii c��c/im oi.��nT*ii rowoi-i icii.Kuvfng.vtn*: of... ��� i'Le,���,.**.(li>irii.*:',.-- |;'o.I'i.-.'oki-; ii- g'j vi.'d K'oc.i'lsv.iiki.:.city ai.i ���'i!ie(;iiliwJii-!.. V;,*.:..'. .\|bi-|-| .Canyon, ��� A|-|-o\v1h'.'u1 J., , ('I'lin'a pli'x.. ",'" . I.':ii'ioii,ij'' -; ���' '���' : ,'J ���'Big Heild '";,". ; Xa k.usp , 'Fergusoil' ���Trout Lake Rogers I*a.-s i.< n ( j.*o;>iil:iii*('in'.' i-UfTo'iiiie'ing* ���y .ih.e.c.Ol'l.-.ti-,. viciiiri v 1,770 :,,*���;-'���*"��� 117 . A '��� ' '���''$; a ���*"������'. A' i'Cif); ���i;',(i. ���]'i.:>- A.O-I. i , Baiii,, of Revelstoke, of' \'ancouvei",;and 11: of* Moutrralv J'The former di-; yho.ri' ur':;; ,v'er(J ,T.* tvilpa.trick, if-. Ten.jile,','W. Cowan, aiid I, T, FOR SALE. Towh'-iti.!'. of ;>��00 acres in VtheV Bij: Synopsis of Regulations For Disposal of Minerals on Dominion Lands in Manitoba, the North-West Territories, and the Yukon Territory. COAL. Coil I mds m.ij lio piinliiLsL'fl nl S10 00 por ���iiie for -ult io.il, ami sjO.ftOforanthi icito. Nut nioii' lli.m .'IJii iiei t m cm be inquired liy one eidiMdii.iI ni uuni'.iny. Koj.ill) ,it kucIi late .is ni.ij fiom time to time bu spcullid bj (Jrder in Council sliall be collecloil on the gross output. QUARTZ. IVisons of piRliteen yen*, and over and joint slock eompaniii holding Kioc Miner's Ci'rtifi- c.iltsm.ij obt.un viitij lor :i mining location. A 1'iec Muici'a Cciti licit c is ffi.intcd for ono ni mon* >e.u-, not nxci'edim; the, upon payment in advance of S1O.00 per innuin for an individual, nnd from *f.V).0O to $10u.OO per Riinum for ii coiii])iiiiy, nccordlnir to capital. A J'lrc.Minci* laiMiig discovoicd mineial in place mav loiato a chum lKKl \ l.VK) feet b> iii.ukmi; out the *iiii*io vvith (wo leKn.1 po*JtH, be.ii inij location notict'S, one at each end an the lino of Lhe lode in* rein. '1 lie i la i in shall be rccoided wit Inn fifteen ri.i}s if Incited within ten unlet of a Jlininjr Hccordoi - Office, one additional dns nllovn'd for every additional ten miles or fraction. The fee for recording a claim is 55.W. At, least' 8100.00 must, bo cxponded on the claim each year or paid to the Mininjf Hacoi-rler in"lieii thereof. When JSOO.OO h��n besu expanded or paid the locator nay. upon hnviag a ���array nude and upon cnraplytng with ���ther reriuirements, purchaca the land ttt It.OO an acre. ' 1'crniiKnion may bo frdnted by, (.he Mlniitor of the Interior to locato claiinn cont.iinlni; lr*n and mica, alfio copper in tho* Yukon Territory, of an ai <*.i not exceeding IS) acres. The patent, for a milling location shall pro- vide for tin- piymtnt of royalty on the sales not exceeding tivo. percent. IM.AOEIt MINING, MAN'l'J'OIi.v AXriTHK N.U'.T , KXCKITINl! TIIK YUKON ..'TKltlOTOKY. I'laiu* niiiiiii' i lainih grncrally aie 1(10 feet squaie; intij lie WOO leiiovMible n inly. On tlio-Noiili Si-katLhcvvan linu, cl inns nrc titliei bai or lunch, lhe foimci being 100 feet long nud e\ti ndingbtlvveen high and low viatci ni.nk. The latter includes bur diggings but extend-- back to tin base of the lull or bank, but nuL receding 1,000 feet. Where Meimi power i- ii-ed, cl.iini*, JOI) fc<L vvnle may be olitniiicd IlI<KD(iI\"f3I\'IIIEltlVi:i{.SOr.M VNITOIJA 'AMI "IIKN'WT KXCKn'IXd'MIK YL'.'.ON II.UKITOIJY. A Kice .Muni in i\ obtain imlj I wo lciii-c-0l In i mile- t,uli toi a ,ci in of I went v jeaih, ic m u ibli: in llu di-ui lion ol thc Mnusii'i in the Illlt'l 101. t'lm le���re - i 'ght h lontlni d to tho-ulnncig- cd bed oi Iiu*, ol llu* inn below low w.itci m u k, and -iilijn t to tin iikIhsoi all pii-ons Hlin Imi c, in vv ho ni iv icci ive i nn ns fm b,n digging-oi In mil el mn-, i*\n*pl onlheSas- I*. il. In'wan 1,'n i i, nlirii tin* li s-i i in iv dic'dgt lo high wait l maik on i.ich .illcin.iti k,i-i'- hnlil ''llu Icsji t -h ill linu i iliiilgr-iii npei.it ion u H(mi olio -i.i-nii Iiiuii llu* dati ol 1 he li'.i-c loi i uli live nnli-, hut when* i pu-oii or toiupaiiv li i-olitaimil moie th in one Ic.i-c om didlgi Im eai li lllk'in mill r- oi liaction ia -ullicii nt li'i'iil il 510(K> pi i aiiniini loi (mil mill, ol livei Ic ,1-i.d ItiiMilIj nt tin inlenl I wo nnd a half pei cint, uillcctid on tho output atlei ll ( \u id-310 000 0 I uitiimstNt. iN'riii: v uicoNTnithi'ioitY. Si\ l(.i-(-ol fm* mik- i.ich nun lie gi tinted to i fn( iniiioi im alcimol twenij .\eai-, also let I'WHblc The lc���ei'- light l- (onllnod to the Mibmeig- i'd bid (.r bai- in ihi livei below low water iii.uk, that lioundun to be fi\cd liv its po-ilion" on llu 1-L daj of Augint in the year ot lhe date of the lease 'I he le^i-er -hall have one di edge in npci.it ion wil Inn two j en-from the date of the le,i>e, and one (hedge foi e.icli live mile-within mv M.us fiom such date. h'ental $10000 per mile for tin li'st jc.-n*. and $10.00 pei mile foi each-ub-eiiucnt jcar. ]loyally ten pi i cent on the output in excess of $H,0O0 00 PhAC'KK MINIST, IV THE YtTCOX TCHIliroilY Cieek. IJnlch, ItiMi nnd Hill Claim-shall not i \cicd J.VI feci in length, nicasuied on the liii-e line oi genei.il din-ction ol the oieek oi gulch, llu w uli li being fiom 1 000 to 2.000 feet Allothci i kicci Chun- -lull be 2M foot -if11in i <. (. 1 nnisarc marked bj two legal po-t-, one nt eiicli end b( ai nm: notices laitir must beob lamed vv ithin n n daj-i if the claim i- within ten miles of Mining Itceoidei's office One e\ti.i(ln} allovvid foi eneli additional ten hiiIm, or. miction 'I he pei-on ni lomp.mj si vking a il.um md e.icli pci-on in Ins oi its employment, i'\iopt hou-e-en mil-, niu-t hold a Kite Mine i'-i C'ei- Ulkate The rii-envciei of a new niino i-cntitleil ton claim 1,000 lecl m length, and if Ihopait} con- -i-t1- of two, 1 300 feel altogether, on the output olwhuhiio lovallj -hall be chaiged, the ie-t ol tlie p.utj oininan daini-onlv. i:n(n ice ?ri.Ull. Koia'tj at the rate of the pet iciit (li.ngcdon lliegio��� imlp*i( of the il,mn. wilh lhe exception of an annual exemp I ion ol f) 000 00 No fiee Mini'i -hall lerehc a giant ol moie Ih m one mining cl um on each separate nvor. cieikoi gulch but Iho -anie minei may hold an", number of claims bj purchaxe, and l''icu Mmei-, nol exceeding ten in nnmbei. may woik their cl.uniH in naitneiship, bj llling notice and pa> ing fee of |J CO A claim may Im abandoned and another.obtained on tho jame creek, fuleb or riwir, by jning netico and paying a fee Work niimt bo doae oi c. claim each year to the value of at lunrt ?100.00. or in lieu of work pa; ment may he nude to the Miniag Itrtoider e.-iih M'.n for lhe Iii i-l ihieo yeais ol f 20O.00 and atlei i hat jliWOO for each year A iei tilkiitc tint vvoik hax been done en fee paid mii-t Im (ihlaiiud t veil jeu.if nol, lhe t 111in -hull he di i mi d to be atiandontid, mil opt n In iiLviipatinii and euti) bj n Kicn .Miuei. Ilie liiiiiim un - of n da m mav bi'dellned iili-olmely In Iiav ing ,i tin \c} iniide, and pub- ll-lilng uotii (- in the Yukon Ollicial U.i/utlc. IfWMlAhhrc .MININh, S I KON TKItlll- TOIfl. A City of Wonder, Progress and Prosperity. The Smell ins; Centie of the flimilknmccn Valley. Uttcked by thc pajTolls of two gigantic coal companies and tho Copper and Kennedy mount-tin mines. Surrounded by the iollo-v\Injj lewurces, coal, gold, copper, silver and fine agiicultui.il countivs r.nigo herds of cattle, fruit in shuiieiance with a climate almost Pouthein and all that could heftgked. Ashnola ii owned and hacked hy the payroll of the Similkumeen Valley Coal Company, Limited, which is a guarantee in it��elf of its success. Tho equipment and development of their coal mines, installing of water, electric light and pouei plants are already arranged for. The development of the Ashnola Coal Conip.inv'- liiinc* by the Totonto capitalists who have established tlieii paviollat Ashnola, make it the coming city of lhe intciior of British Columbia Lots Ir Ashnola ape Safe Investments In blotks 1 ((, 1 and If! to 20 the price will be advanced 2.3 per cents per month until Mav J-,1, 1*102, and 10 per .cent in the remaining blocks The pie��ent piiee is fiom %Z() to $225, 2,5 percent cash, 3. fl and 9 months without intere.-l. Anangenknt- aie a heady completed for 38 buildings, including cottages for the employee s of Ihe eonijiany.it Anhnola. This woik will be under full headway hy May 1-t The company's stock is now selling al .1*1, 10 per cont down, balance in !J ((jual payments. With thc advent of tiansporl.ation Similkanieen Valley con 1 can be delir- ciod at any point in West Kootenay or Yale as cheap as any other company in Canada. For further informntion apply to SIMILKAiEEH VALLEY COAL GO. LTO. NELSON, B. C. " - - - ��� .. i m �� I . * ).m*ii.*,i.i i ... j i ���������������� By the Clearwater Route. les, Aparejos cm be obtained at the Cheapest possible prices at Harness & Saddle Emporium, Kamloops, B. O. S.MHM ; AS 'HOUSE CLEANING TIME APPROACHES lhe tliriifv hoti^ekcopci's (hough's fum our v\a)���and to tint -pec-i.il Cold W.iferc Knlhoniine (liev uh-(1 last year "vvhdi v\e still have in stock aNo to (he ''Ironite Floor I'.put" (he best over made���al-o a little \nrnir-h to touch i.p the fuiiuliire; a (in of enamel (o hcatitifv vottr room or liaih or (o the celebiated " IClejilianl '' Bi.ind of ?Iousc I'.iiiil*- Our spring slock o:\pecled daily. Ask to --eo our ICleetric Torches���just the thing for Minors 01 Kailiwiy Men. Hardware, Etc IF YOU WORK IN TOWN LEAVE YOUR WORK IN TOWN Ovei 100 Mills havecame into town fiom ea��(oin houses in the past few month- We e m't help noticing them���ils our business Komefvery good and >ome vei\ h���d. but SOXK ARE KQUAL lo our $20 to f2.> suits. Cive US a 11 ia 1. < l)"Mli: ,t Ti-'tr.: WES1 ���ie;'lV,.,'.ni'.io',-lli !: Uieitlionn' snitulilp. for' lij-dr.-.nlic' niiiiinij, linviiij' a frnnliiKU of from one to"Hv�� tnllou. 'urici ,-i (l(![i|.li of (im- nilli; or ino'ro, inay b�� IcMdniJ for, twenty- yoitrri, jiriividcdi tin*.ground Iihh bur.n I i'oK|ii.*i;ted hy tho. aiipllwiiit or ,lifn iipent;;ls foiinfl in he, tiiisiilt(tbltt ,for placer niii'iliiu;: nnd '|.;.i.',- n.il , incliiilc wIlKln ;iis boiindiiritiM any ���jiiiniiiK uliiiin-, iili-i-ady |!i'iintnd. A rental of, '.?I.V).��hi for cui.-li 'mill! of friuitiiKi.', mid a. royalty, nf ,1!*.*;i; iiei* 'cent on llio ��'*"��" out J>ni.<,*l<.***-.��> /Iri' ::,, .... . '���..' *.* | * '. ���' *,, !'a'n|iiiii)' i'.<ci.'iii|il.ion *of ��ii,(K.ifl.flfi iiro clmi'Keil, ; . '","''';'' '.''""':'"' (ili*',-;il.jr>,- inii-i, liii (.���iiimnoiii.'cd , wltliin iiiiii '/nHTr HI 1 1/ * rl rnTnn* I V''"l'l'''l',;a lh" (Inio1 of llm. Icntio, Jind not, less KuuffcNAY tLhl/lUnAL) '!*���' >^?��:<hi^owvx^-m,i.n.in.iiy ��������.����� ' l.*,i-(! (include*- (dl .lin-ii* iiiiiIh'Is, (|iini*lii mid coal. ' ii'h'l jinn��� i'.lir-; foi* Um wiihili'iuval of ilnoi'.oi'iiled i.-im\,f.,r ii',i,i-i|ailt'iipi)'{��i,,liiill'illli(f |iill-|i(ifii:i(. ,; t'K'I'KOI.KU.M. ��� . ('���(.ir'.pai-t.iT.'i'iini'j .*a'pplv' :\\-(iITicj ivo({'r:;\> v J MJv'tr,.' ,c . ������'-. J ��� >lfe$i5 one in each town to ride and exhibit a sample iqoi JiiodeS bicycle of our mannfachire. VOU CAN MAKE $10 T6 $G0 A WEEK besides having a wheel to ride for yottweH. '"'GM-ibS&SS '^ft'etElflehb-SL, .. Sesseid tad T&m . takes la trade by amr CMctqp Ttlotl ��tera��, iMBViwotf is new.... , ^e ship any Hcyjle e)K APPROVAL *�� aityoaa withovt a etal! rfejj&srt m advance ana ifllvn SQ BAYS FRES MkL lsx�� no risk in ordering from nu, as yoti do not need to pay a cwot it tlie bicycle doea not suit yoti. ffifi RUSBTr "EJBfiv n whed nnt11 ron hnve written for mt* l��W KilW S WEI B PACTOnV PWCrS nnd ntCE TRIAL OTFSe, ThlB HtieTnl;offer lias never been equaled and is'a niinrantee e9 tlie quality of our whctls. . . a relinble pirion In eacli towft to dirtriunle calnlo^iics for tit ta txcbaii^u lor n bicyclo. WrMc today for free catalogue nad ora sptclnl oCcr. SMsagft. DISTRICT. POLITICAL NOTES. iw.yv.ixuiv.y. HiuiN'r;: : ill���������,���������'. -A I.r>-���-,''������ J. (���- lliriiMM.'i'n'. of Second ..Street, v.-ho ���(���in l-iii].up . iiiy Jr'oini'- time fn*nn,ii .*'Ii'i'ni: '���iiiiijila'iii!..tl'ii*d oil Tiimi-.I-iv. Tim ��� niiu-i'iil ti.uk I'.laVo, ye**ie.hliiy iiiidor the ^.i-|iic.'*s of I.. ('). I.. Ki.'i.S.fif * whieh de- ��� *..ir>il \-,a*-.:i iiiciniii-i-. '.ki*v. (J! J.aijner . ������;;..:i!eti'i| the htirial t-iiry'iw. ���*V\'e regri't. to have to annoiince the dr-iiili #'if Laura jlohl..", 'daughter of G. ��� Jf'.l.ibv. of thc C, j'. li. nIki|is, De> i-easf.-d t*'.i(.ik meask'S on which pnue- Ti.-.nia folloued. ,* .Much sympathy is f'Ai,\rhh the parents in their bereave- ment. The funeral will* take place nf. j 2 Jl.lli. ti'J-IHOITOW. ' I ���*. ' ��� Highest Honors, World's Fair Co'.il yYieci'al, IWi'.UvUitc- p;iir .Avoid h1(Jj;i. Hulling I'otvilcrii , (-o'fil.-iinliiK Tin.*;- -jj-i; li>.>ui'iuuji to'licaJtli ��� I,If l'i ill'. Ihilill ul);* nii'-nl*,v.*i|.('*rf;;s ' -22 a^,ii,:i<i I I .';.>,-''r .';.*' (.���j.poHition, , ���' ', 'A. ' ' ' ���''*, A.I!, '.'hit''-' ha. * ���been eleeti-i'l p**'**-'i- (h'lif a lid' |'l. Him.-hiir v?,y.-pl-i:/idi',n!. i-i' ' li'- A-:i In i'lii Ami * Lii-eral**' ,\ *i.". i..-.i.i. ion J In .ii'i.adfh'i--'.- 'iiv't'liiie-.*-!- e.rchninn', Ilalp'li Shiit,h,.:M . !'., tnyi'il (hi* l.iuiri'T. !-'(.'.-i''rrim*(;iit, t'o'. irnnVfliatoly f!* a!��� '-.*���,-;rft it* * .'. V , * '' ;. .A'''.' *" ;. The Ifoii. ' AV* (J. \V,'-ll;r . ih;,,! ' '���ho ain'i-iided atrrecin^ni" ���iVir.Jtlie* Curia-, I dian-' .Vorllieni iiail.way*..pi-c,s(.-iil.'.-d (.;, j ' he liou:-e ye,*?|erday. , " ... ��� ' ; ..The lol.e.it .report iv that :l lav. i h',niV ', V'.aiie, tirecii,' McUride,* and TiitI.iiw ' h:i\'i* determined to join the 'jroverh-' merit Vfnree.s, a. i'nov<! wliieh.'.will ��� he ���belji..,-i.i|, 'wli'i:n .it i.nke�� [lUirM. A i-inivent.idij of represent iili ve*i ni' tho M'iiiern Union will he held at. K'ain- I'lOp* on April 1 Ith, to consider'what ae.ii'.,,, .,h.ill .l,.e'tiiken in ��� l.he even! of ;i '''���''Xnieial elecl ion. i:'i tli.' I.: c'is la tn r '.!..-(l I -.'inIK om Mmi ili.-rl'; h',1'1 a ���*::'..iirI, i,f ' Ii(*iiriiis(' .md dnrf-r- !l��" n;.';i)'i/;-!. il|.*;''f. iji,*' ������-.- r-li lil'i i-i-fCMCI- of .'.- I.',:'iil��, Of' '>V',>I, (v.'J,'i!.t-nay. 'Kli'iiloWil. V. .oiiiiru'd .-it.l.w.-lvij Jf'i*i<e, l{.:v.-*sJ��t'f/i;e, . y\iv.u ynA<i-:\\. : .* ,���-.( :: tin- /.'.. ;*(-!-.iok'* *lridi'n>f | .in* tln-'UVt K',',y��.iY I .-*' ,J* ���*:��� ���' I :!i:A:i;?if. '!,i,y iii M.ti-n,, ���! Safer than a Bank '.Mi iiii;i,(/jin,|,i-iitl.i.i,l' Mniriiniciti l.nrids t-lmll, ,;i.ii. i i'im i,ii*-i, uf-July, lO'il.'lic- o|ii*iilo pros, |*>ir.-lli.j< li.i- |i< |. ol<-ii.ni. ^Jionlil tin/ iirospi/cfor .!!,.r/n.*i*i,il*lii,|,i,yi (,' i|liliii(,ll ius Im inn y 'iicqulru iij'.0(,*r,������ ,ii!'.*',i waii.-ihlf lurid, including and Mir f'.uii.liii,; hi- di-j.-in;iii-y nl,' ilii- ni|.i* ol .Sl.'/Uiii "-���{���r. -..ij oj.'ci in /-oyjilty ut mieli i*ii'ii;*ii�� fniiylio -[','' .li.'d'iij-,(>..|.. r in' (.'oiiiikII. . . ' ,. ��� *" ' :iy\Mi-:s A..sMA.nr. , , lii.-mly of 'i.l'iii Minl.-foi- of IIkj Inlcrior. fi..;|.*.i in, ,;n* nl llir. |ii|<j|*|ii|., *.*.,...., 'I-in *'.-ii, .'all ,Miii'i.'li,*j!rt2, .'.'��� NOTICE. Triiil'm nnd K\ccutor> ''���''���*'��������� Ai fi'/ Vt'-y;"'-*, (v'li^i you iin'nf* money in juv.cdry. yorir lvifii.-. Ton liHVft yonr vaIiii* Mn ��nd Tir��' jt you bay j��w��try. Ii-rre, cod |<<it Mm inoit. '*r>iK.li��: tiy, .n\l�� llirov/n in, Son ear utonk ij. .lxuH��sVV��t��h(* fc ( liHi'n l.lnifMilio,' Cluck .Miinlirrij-ii ycl^.C'iit UIjuc, &��� Kiiriry .Sterling'ffl i'iii-u-iiri' ul.* ���' 'lit ti.i* ii'iiitirof llir. ! ..'*'���'." and . .*���������.'..' ��� lo i.l,'..ii.!,'.!.'.rf..f 1,'ki KMnlfof AVIllinm Hoec'c ���-'u ;,i,'i*ii,. dficOiinn/l. . ', .''-'���A l'l'".f:.*'0.v,-:' h.-ivin^ ii u v* 'cUlrnn or-do*, ���iii'ind.** ../.ini.,i,.i|;i:'(r-i.iifi. i,r. U'llliiim Kcccc -i.'j.i;';.*. I.ilo of I((.(r,*)n!olt(., in ,t>|ui I'rovinre '���r i!riii.,ii ('olniiiliiiij d(;i,/iii��.d, (in.i retulrcd.to 111" willi t.nri iindi;i"<ii:rir.-d their names .find ad* 'Ii'."�����'.'., .in'l lull [iiirticnliu^ of theirclalmii, ��U(ll,lic.,mii,|1|.*) f/f *,������,(��� .teearltlrH, if nny. Iirld hy llicn,. duly rrrlHi-d; nn ��r bffor* the l.itli'dny <���' April. A.*fl. I9.H,:,. ��� N'.illc!.. U h-riliy ci rm , thHt ��fttr t!��0 **'��ld (it'll* Mm .(diiiinlrtriitor will ,pi*'je*'id loHi-itrl- hot,* i.ti,: ...i,,*,,, Afrtnii^-vt. thn paitiuii rntltlrd lliei'i l.o. Iinini' '['.���(.fitnl only to (lie din'riif of "���Iiiuii I,,, K|���t|| then hxrw had notlen, and he, vvHl nol im lini,!,.. fr,r the.-;ii*oeeedKaf th�� e.iWle. 'Ji'.-iriy inn tiicrcof, no diKtrilinl.ed to any pur-. 'Oil oi .���(���.ii'i*j..-r|H|m su,*h jidinlnieti-nloi- laid not ""'",'' .ii iin- lime nf ||,o di.qriliiifion ilii-rfcof.*- "ii i' d ie. l.'.wil^.oli,., f(, (������ (in, .Muroli,. I9i��. VKV. .VI[-('AIITF.lt & 1'INK'HAM. ������"'nllrftprf Tor AdmlnTHtfator. Egjjs for Matching from Pure Bred Powftry. Fiom S (' I'lcnwi and f* C White fediorii', H 1' l.'.a ',.-, White Wyandot lev and Pi-Kin Dik k" Ijil.OO jif-r eel, l.'l hen, 11 dnek et'e-, Mock foi wile ( a I lov\ pi ice 1.200 Ko'j; Inrii'iaini and Dioodrr for silo eluap The B. C. PoiiKry Vards. Vcriiorr IVn llii-l i -������ i iilii i w iitc B. C. Leather Co. Vancoiiivcr, B. C. Ilinli-li ( 0l ii in In i Ai:r N foi tlie relrhiiilod "PENEIANO"njI( luiiliu. (nl Solfhiind 11' 11 I'n 11 *. Ilium.��� I (nil 11*-, l'ndli *��� nldli mrlPklit nit: l,i din i*. i.i. i ..nd Lili���'u l.i'iiliern, t'|i- Iia i I.ciiUk IH ol 'ill I n d ,\t/imif,*i( tin ei f, oi t, lo**i d Lppcrn of all d'-i.crjplloi)'*. t��liiicrii.il"*ii>' Tool*- nn 1 KindinK6, Sftdrtlery H-'irdtt'iK, Ifldcs ,ind Hili- T��o tlioii��nti(l l)((r*-l in*. W'^tll'd (Mnlfiiftieit and ja-fee liwtirOiiiiiiiiMe-.-itioii. - *gj JHHru FOR SALE LAKE VIEW HOTEL, SISAFW. fiifnaled on the lmnks of XhtiM*,,ip T.nke, one ot the laiuc-l and most heaiitifnl lake1- in lliiti*,h Cohimhia. Foi If inn and paitx ulnii np|ilv' lo ���M GUILETTO, REV��LSTGBE. Sanitary Plumbing, Hot Water & Steam Heating. Second Street, Revelstoke NOTICE. JTIGE. T��kcmotlre that t.hlrtv iIh.vk aft��r dnte I in- l*<-nl to J��jij>ly lo tliu i.'liiof Ciimnil'Mlonm* of i jndB' and Work*, for ijerniisidon to cut und tarry ��way tiaiher froiri Ilie folli��win(f (Umcrlb- rd lunrtji jtlluUtfd; fn Hie l',|��. Hend dUtrict. of VV�����*t. KooUnHy, (loxjnierK'i iu* nt, h poit on Ih�� *n**t b��nk of'Ci/hiuitii-t-ilvi'r Imlf a mil* north-' vrr��t of HoydV. runeli. and mnrliH Altc* Ada Mnnnlns'4 ��i)i|lh-r����t f;orn<*r. Iln>nc�� nijrl.li Rlonjr*tli(! Cnlnrnhiii riirr tea ���/���hulns llicraie v-rikl. <(i rliiijn--. tlionci; i.,i,rh e.l! 'i-limns, tllcnco wot in 'chain*-- in i,]*,,,,, of/���riijim,.|ii;eini..nt oi' initial pout. Oiilod .Min-eii ir.ttj, JfK..'.' ;��� ., ALI'-F. .'.n.VJfA.VKJKO. Under nnd hy virfnr of u viair/mt In mn ni. i.ucd l��� the IWidnl llinldi^nid"loan . ssneiiitaon.inirwiniit, to tho mnvui-H contained ',' i ..IS*1 ',"0'''B''BO.'latcih the* ;iisi, dav'of Onto ior lt!)9, niudo toMild Afwjuiatioii v Ai? ' otto Mulcer. of,Uovelatokc. n.P.,'1 ���������' i ��� i JlhdaV M.-1-iod and l,akoiipos.csHlonof n hoilernnd eriKlni;, vvmhIj n�� nmchiiip, m.MiKlcr, wrinitcr ironcr, and nil other kooiJk. oliiutnlik. and niii'��� oliinerr Kltuated in or i'iiwi i.11 e'V'VVmiKCH k11f'Avii^ iiKlh<!UuvolM.obc.SLi'iiui IiHiindivlielnco ilA.l (i, Blotib VA Plan MR ltovdslnk.,. M "t, wide eo-id*! and nt.iehlnrrr "1 will offer ror wii"'h��. imblic ��]���!,���(.��, Uito. lsloc-k IM. I'll,,, (fin. Jievrl. 180.'. at i,p.m. towilisfy tint sum of PUS'S.'/i fln,> ��ml owing tmdor the naid iiK.rtBni;i, and. the eo.it.ri of nnd attending such H.-isiiivc and =h10 Hatwl lhI��i'lht..Mn,:oh, lll'ii. .-"o. l.fA.MKH'I'AVI.OI,', riiiiUfi; HAKVKV. Mo04ja;*# &,J''I^JE14W,'.' Siiftcitb't s for Mixrbi{iti(fQ��, '
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