@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "f3abeee8-1db3-4fab-8107-3ddb113e1d42"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf "BC Historical Newspapers"@en ; dcterms:issued "2016-07-29"@en, "1897-01-02"@en ; dcterms:description "The Miner was published in Nelson, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia. The Miner was established by John Houston, an outspoken journalist who would later embark on a successful political career, which included four terms as the mayor of Nelson and two terms in the provincial legislature. After leaving the Miner in the summer of 1892, Houston established the Tribune to compete with his former paper. The Miner was published by The Miner Printing and Publishing Company, and the paper's longest-serving editor was D. J. Beaton. The Miner was published under two variant titles, the Nelson Weekly Miner and the Weekly Miner. In 1902, the paper was sold to F. J. Deane, who changed the title to the Weekly News."@en, ""@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/xminer/items/1.0183012/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ ^_^gg^i|^ '���������&������=!*������?������������������ ���������:���������-'���������? jr* THE MINES IN KOOTENAY AEE AMONG- THE R.CHEST IN AMERICA THE ORES ARE HlUfl-GltADE IN ���������SOLD, SILVER,"COPPER AND LEAD. - Whole Numhek JO2- Nelson, British Columbia, Saturday, January 2, 1897. Price Five Cents AT il f !���������>���������" > 1* METAL QUOTATIONS. 1NEWS FROM THK CAMPS.! NKW YOI.K. 'n.!'-a..l_T__... tVii.. .(!>;. ,:.liV. ..I") (llarl LKAO....:iO)...2.!IO..i!lll..���������.!)������..".���������'.) PRODUCE OF THE MENES. .ItETlIRNS FOR 1������9G UP TO DVl'K. OKE TREATED IN KOOTENAY, At-Nelson ..., At 1'Hot May At Trail* T .!������,ood ..iu.ua . 18.903.- ('7,031} OBE EXPOllTKD. From Slocan via Kaslo ;.- Slocan via Nakusp AlUKworth ...-...' ��������� Trail Crockifrokl ore)" ��������� ��������� ������������������ liossland via Nortliport... .. 10, io:t .. 8.--N171 .. U3.ll .. (i,:������H .. nl 25,7311 Tons 92.7(i(>l "In addition.505 tons of imported oro liavo l..cn 1 rented nt Trail. l'KOUUOk OF SMKLTKUS. Nelson (Hall Minus) Matte Pilot Bay, silver lea.l bullion Trail Smelter Matte ORE SHIPMENT: ItcluriiM Siuce l,u*il Wc.k. VIA NAKUSI', SloOan Star to Omuli.i Idaho to Kverett Mountain Chief to l.vorott -Monitor to Kvorctt VIA KASI.O. ���������Whitewater to Kverett Slocan Star to Pueblo, (Jol. l'aync Mine "' . . Goodcnouuli .. " Huth to Kverett " llamhlerto Kverett..' -No 1 to Mine Everett . Last Chance fit-Co to Denver, Col Wellington to Kverett TONS ....21311 ....IfltL'i. .....too/if Gl-UJ GO 80 ���������2(1 _17i 30 (W 2!)1 17 ���������l.i lti. 151 :i. 58 15 MATTE AND HULUON. (Shipped.) ��������� Trail Smelter [Matte] ' Hull Mines, '��������� ........ CUSTOMS C0LLE0TI0NS. 17-1 '-11 Thin Pl*ttrlct VleliNn l|iinrl������*r ������fn Million li'llIII-������. ��������� Tbe retur.s from tbe customs bouse nt Nelsou show that during Ibe year 18!)-, !i total of $254,934.13 was coll c ted. Du 1 i n g the last halt of lhe your the collections amounted to" $153,915.18 which is an increase of 50 per cent over the first, half of tbe year. Tbe showing is a very tat isfactory one for tlio ' district ami i.lio prospects are tliat tlie year 1-97-will see a large iaciease. SAWMILL AT ROBSON. II Will Have a linlly l'ii|i-rlt.Y ������r S.i,B������J . .- . (tV.lA Messrs. Ruelle aud Hallack, formerly of Seattle, Wash"., have established a firm to be known as tbe Kobson Milling com- pniiy nud have secured a mill site one mile east of the lown of Robson. The machinery has been ordered and is now on the way aud a mill will be constructed lhat will havo a daily capacity of'25,000 feet of lumber. It is expected that the mill will be in -fiill-operat^J-witbi-i-six-iveeksi andowing to its advantageous location it is expected 'tn run to its fullest capacify. Good material to work upon can bo easily and cheaply secured by ll.at iug it down from Arrow lake aud Ibe shipping millet for th-'li-ished product will be to Nelson and to Slocau and Rossland as nooii as the projected roads "are completed. it<-riixc. have been made to asraelter. One sample lot.of four tous shipped from the surface two, months ag'������ to tbe Trail tune.ler' ran a little over $S0. ' Stalciuenl -Hire ~lil|>|i. Au unexpected str'ke was made on the Yale, near theCurlew, in tlie south belt, Thursday, by the workmen w'uo were squaring up-the-sliaft���������preparatory-to drifting on the 50-foot level. Three- feet of ore was struck" in the hangiiigAWu**' and this strike has changed the plans of tbe owners as to further work. ������������������' . [Weekly Ttccord.l * . D. W. Peeples is directing the woik of 22 men on the Red Mountaiu mining claim. . The' 7*diill compressor is furnishing power at present for only oue machine drill whicli is at work in tU.e~i_.ajii tunnel. "*".".'"' -*'.'"''-*- The Montreal syndicate which, purchased 840 lots in the original plat,of Rossland made its third payment'-of 820,667,66, on the Duichase price. The money wns paid at noou Thursday. THE SL00AS.E0AD. ItiKlit-or-wn)' .lieu ta Ciuuiu-U.e Work ill Uuc-, '_���������'-.:: Meu are now on the way to the line of the proposed C PH. extension-betweeu Slocan Crossing and lhe southern end of Slocan lake, for thc purpose of clearing the right of way aud this work will be commenced just as soon ns weather permits. It looks as though the work' of building the road is to be pii8hei\\\\vi__h nil possible speed nnd it has been learned thnt the board of directors has passed the appropriation for the ties. As soon as these can be secured the aotnal work of construction will be begun at once. It is not yet known whether the. railroad will let the contraotfor the'work or "do it themselves. . Mr. 11. Marpole. superintendent of the western division of tbe C.P.R.'ia exDec.t- ed to arrive in Nelson ou Jauuary (J a d his visit is thought to possess a peculiar- significance. Upon his arrival there will probably be some definite orders-0; regard to .the.construction of the Slocail; branch and itis rumored thB't1- lie will5 iustmcl- Engineer Peny to proceed with the. locatiou survey ofthe Crow's Nest Pass line from the Koote ay river to the Crow's Nest Pass,- to which point;the road has been graded from Lethbii^jre. Mr. Perry when seen by a Minek representative said he had no knowledge ot the intentions of Mr. Marpole and.had heard nothing in regard to the'location survey of the Crow's Nest Pass road. ' At piesent lie (Mr. Perry) was busily eugag- ed with tbe map work for the Slocan branch but he was ready to go into tbe field at a moment's notice. HALL MINES 00. MEETS. TRUTH VS. EXAGGERATION. SHAREHOLDERS ADOPT THE PORT OP THE DIRECTORS. Thr RE-1 !,-. 4.'HIIIMlinU MilllMg ItcVic.V "Roilsl.N" il Kii*<*>Ihii -cism of this voyngeur who bad tnivAieri M the- way from the province to [K-iul Mit what he regarded as unnecessary sxp'-.'diture.' ,*'; (_'_ i st ���������-, ��������� ?ments ' regarding the mine And tmelt: "were moBt satisfactory. Mr. M-icAiniUd igreed with this aud said that bait the company been managed *������_5r**.crr_;Misi11y'-* "in- British' Columbia - it slip-id Imve been able to pav'this year a profit-, of je50'000. Mr. Macdonald is staying.r. the Grand hotel.' - Canadian Mining Review has a series of articles under the caption of "'Truth vs. Exaggeration" and among them is found the following roast: The erudition of .the staff of the Rossland Miner must be pub to the stretch to answer the numerous letters of enquiry and complaint printed in its columns. If it is to maintain among its subscribers a reputation for "justice and impartiality," and a.s a "reliable authority," which "Vulcan" thinks it has, it must have a little more definite knowledge* than is evinced by the "think���������inclined to believe ���������it would appear," which characterise its replies, and it must stop printing what "the Rossland public thought" and have an opinion of its own. Otherwise we fear that an apology on the lines that "the Rossland, public has had greatly exaggerated ideas" will not soothe -the fretting shareholder. For ourselves, we should be surprised to* learn tliat the Rossland public had any ideas that were not ex: aggeratad.- Imagine the satisfaction- it must be to a buyer of one of Ross: land's stocks,' after learning that the company in which he has shares has no title to a property, to find that ��������� the Miner is "well satisfied," in spite of the fact that "'the management has not been paying much attention either to the property or the interests of the stockholders," that, when the president's attention is called to the condition of affairs "they will promptly be straightened oiit." Great Scott! what a president and what a company��������� when the president's attention has to be called to the fact that liis company has no miner's license and bus no property _, standing on the records in its name? And yet the omniscient expert editor does not know of any worthless stocks in the market!���������and prates of Rosslaiid working "with most gratifying success" to prevent "wild-catting!" OF GENEEAL INTEREST. L.'iDEAU DEVELOPMENT. ������rr * *V. *MA THE HALL MINES SMELTER. Slociin. E. G. Mnllan lias taken the contract to rawhide ore from the Two Friends mine until April 1. ��������� Recent assays of tbe Morning Star group are said to show 316.in gold aiid i)6 oiin.es. in silver. T. Mulvey and AV. li. Clemens are sanguine over the outlook and will at once commence to drive a 110 foot luuuel. About twelve men are working on the Thompson group and are taking out oro for shipment.- A rawhide trail is being made and will be used very soon for the ore shipments. Tbe Oregon City group is looking well and a line ledge lias been .struck. Charles Anderson was'in Nelson this week to get his money from the sale of the Jennie Linrl- mine up Four Mile creek, which be and Paul Anderson sold to'D. Breninor who is working several properties in the neighborhood antl is preparing to ship ore this winter. The Currie is looking well and is employing 21 men. The work of putting up machinery for a pump and hoist is being carried on'and men are sinking a.400 foot vertical shaft of two compartments. The' Fisher Maiden under the direction of Frank Watson is looking well and on December 2-1 the tunnel tapped the ledge, ruuuing into some rich- looking ore. Twelve or fourteen men are at work and will be there all tin* winter. It Will Itcxiiiuc Ojier.illu.iM In Kl.hl ������. '_;'.-*>; I������H_*. The Hall Mines Sineltei*. wili' pio- bably not' fire up again for eis^litor ten days as it is desired to get lo.**.*! to 2000 tons of ore on hand. With this start and with the improved facilities for getting ore out rapidly, it is antic-' I ipated that the necessity for blowing ! out will be obviated. '.- ' The roaster and reverberator.y* furnaces, are. still waiting for.lumber to bouse them. Work on them has been completed and they will be ready for use as soon as tbey are housed. The - big blast furnace which, .will- increase the capacity ofthe plant by 200 tons daily, -will'soon be ready and tlie upper 'part will be finished in about a week. The machinery is now on the road and is soon uexpe_t!ed to arrive, ' .'.-.. ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT. Tb<> t'������>Ichrutioii or Hi- guitdny HcbiMt) uf I hi' Millioillsl tburcli. " .The combined seating and standing capacity ofthe Methodist church-failed to accommodate tbe audience that gathered on Christmas night to enjoy the annual S.S. entertainment. The programme was furnished solely by members of the school and was excellent throughout, the vocal duet by Masters. Bobbie and -Eddie Wallace and the solo hy Master. Harold Cameron being worthy, of special mention. The dialogue" by six young ladies was well rendered. The Christmas "tree .was a large one, beautifully decorated, and laden with presents. Altogether the occasion was one of unusual enjoyment and success. i Ike ttr������������v.r*- A dispatch in a recent issue of, the Colonist from their correspondent Tat Ottawa states that with tlie expiration of Lieutenant-Governor Dewdiiey's term of office, Senator Mclnnis will:be appointed to the governorship.' ^ The dispatch adds that in .that case Mr. J> (J. Mc Lagan of thi* Vancouver World would* be appointed to the senator'ship.- l-ciilli ������t Hvler l.iir*>oii. On Friday of last week Peter Larson, au employe of tbe Slocan Star died from the eil'ects of a blow from an ore car.-', - . Help fttr.Ilu- II..N|>ll.il.: '; ' ** Mr. -A. H.' Clements, treasurer of the 'Kootenay Lake Genera I. Hosjlitiil*: ii;is received .$25 for the. benefit of- the hospital.fund from-Rev? Mr. McVicar,' the subscription being taken up from those, attending, the Christmas tree festival held in Llie Presbyterian- church. Air. Clement'- also received a" check of $5 for lhe same fund froiu Air. Arnold. A Urand !HHS i A Seattle company lias begun the de��������� j velopmeutof the Iron Hopeclaiir, which'; lie.s in tbe south belt just east of the! Zilor. a shaft has been started 800 feet from the west end lice and is no**' down four or live feet. The iedge seems to be three or four feet wide with a streak of Tlio Catena Farm. 'I The. claims on,-the Galena Farni which have been' worked by. the Vancouver and B. C. Exploration.Co. have been stocked in London, Eng., as the Galena Alines Limited. The'capital is ������500.000 in 300,000 ������1 shares. Itis said the shares were applied for three times over. Twenty-five men are at work, and it is said the company is satisfied that it has a great property. Ciooil Time -Mmle. The Canadian Pacific railway made good time on a shipment of poultry from Centralis, Ont., just before Christmas, reaching Nelson in nine days and Rossland and Kaslo in 10 .lays including a one dav tie up at Donald. TO USE ELECTRIC POWER. Tb������* Culaaabla aad We*tera' May Make ������ Chaage I'raai Hleani. Several pxtportant changes, it is said will be made in the spring in the methods"., 'operating the Columbia and Western railway. Air. Heinze, owner of the road, has since his return from London been figuring on tbe cost of changing the motive power from steam to electricity and it is reported that he bas found that Smith to Premier Laurier, Hon. Air. Sifton and Hon. Air. Tarte. Tbe delegation from Rossland pressed .mpun this Hon. gentlemen tlieiiuportance of j tbe mining - industry of West Koole- | nay and the necessity of the govern- i ment having'a mining policy. They . also advocated the necessity of-rail- , way communication and that the gov- j eminent should build and operate the ; Crow's Nest Pass raihvav. CII-ItCH XOTI-KS. Sunday 3rd January, 1807. Ciiuhch of. England. Matins 11 a.m. Eveu Song, 7.30 p. m. eveiy Sunday. Holy Communion on 1st and 3rd Snn- the scheme is not only prac- : days in the mouth at 8 a. m; on 2nd and . .Ilarrlcil. . At tbe Methodist Parsouage on Thursday, December 24, by Rev. Geo. H. Morden, Stewart McEac'hern of Kaslo, B.C., to Annie Brobaut of Charlottetown, P. E.I. At tbe Methodist Parsonage on Saturday, December_2G, JjyJRev. Geo- H. Mpr- ~den."Charles H. Ink, to Sophia Jobti"-6h, both of Nelsou." . - " - A Smeller fur Spokane County: Alessrs'. A. Anderson" and Andrew Leather who have a two years lease on the Spokane Belle mine nre going to erect a smelter in Spokane .which will have a. daily capacity of live tons. The machinery is uuw iii Spokane awaiting ' transportation . t.J its destination on tbe bouudary line"' between Spokane and Stevens countries. All IIiiiiM Kciiitivcd. Mr. R. Marpole superintendent of the Pacific Division ot tho C.P.K. who is expected here in a few. days, confirms the news of tho purchase of the C. & K. interests, in an interview published in the Inland Sentinel. He states thnt it was the" icsult of his first visit to Montreal with Ihe president of tbe C. & K. Company, Air. .1. A, Mara. He stales that tbey intend to deliver freight, including ore, without, breaking bulk b-twpen Nelson aud tbe main line. THE CLARKE HOTEL MENU FOR SUNDAY. DINNER 5.30 ticable but would be less expensive and more satisfactory. At the time the road was built it was contemplated by Air. Heinze to ultimately change it to an electric lice or if that wns found to be not feasible then he would make it a broad guage line. For that reason tbe ties were cut standard length and the rails laid so that by the single addition of another rail both staudard and narrow gnage cars could lie run over tbe road on one train.���������Rossland Record. Sunday To Enlarge MbbIUIi-. The Free Press (government organ) says Air. Green way, while in Ottawa,, will press for the extension of Manitoba s boundaries, with excellent chances of success. It is no secret that Mr. Sifton is favorable to tbe extension, and itis believed the extra cost of governing a wider area of territory would not be very- great, It is thought the additiou will include a large portion, if not all, of western Aisiniboia. _tb Sundays, after Afatius, | School at 2.30 p. m. ! i PriESiiVTEitiAN Cnuncir. Services at I 11 a. in. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School' at 2.30. Prayer meetim.' Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Christian Endeavor Society ' meets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Koman Catholic.Cnuncir. Mass at1 Nelson on first and last Sundays, in the : month. Sandon second Sunday 'and Kaslo third Sunday. AIk-I.odist Chchch. *'Corner .ilica' aud Josephine Streets. Services at 11 ; a. m. aud 7.30 p. m. Sabbath School 2.30 p.m. Prayer" meeting on Friday ��������� even- ; ing at 8 o'clock. Epworttrheague C.E.' Tuesday at 8 p.m. Ucalli of Jolin VJ. I'roctor. "Death on the Trail" John W. Proctor, I the well known mining prospector was killed on "Sew Yeor's day near Hope,; Idaho, falling over a steep bluil and starting. a rock slide vhicb carried him ; 200 feet, I s(k;i*. Cream of Oyster Chicken Consomme - . ' Fisu. ' Baked Black Bass,' Sauce Supreme KNTKICl-S. Oyster Patties Macaroni and Cheese Pineapple Frittei-s, Sherry-Wine Sauce 'isdilkd. - Sugar Cured Ham Ox Tongue HOASTS. J Sirloin of Beef. Yorkshire Pudding ��������� Turkey. Cranberry Sauce ��������� .Stuffed Goose with Apple Sauce '\\"W ul,,s<' iL tci nmko i-unicl strides in t advancement. The progress of the J past year bas been marked, over $100- . 0'X) having been spent in buildings and serted at the rate of 15 cents per nonfatal 1 iinprovements, indepeiideiit of those Hall Alines company month. 7 RAMSIENT AD VERTISEMENTS ] iinprovements line first insertion, andso cents fer tine for ' made by the ���l-'iiuh each ubsequentinsertion. Advertisements.I wluuli is mnv engaged in enlarging its , , _.���/_. //,,., //,,.... plant to 330 tons eapacitv per dav. running tor shorter periods than fine 1 .. 1 . A J ! The population has doubled during months are classed transient. ALL COMMUNICATIONS to the Fditoi must be accompanied by ihe name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as evidence of good faith. PRINTING turned out in fin. -rate style at the'shorlest notice ADDRESS ThbMinbrPhintinu* PUBLISHING CO NELSON. B.C. tlie past year and the promise for the year 1807 is very bright. AMES HOLDEN CO. Make First Class Boots * . and ��� Shoes For niners & Prospectors .(118) SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1897. The AIixeb next week will publish a list of the improvements made in the town during thc last year. Now that the holidays have, been passed the people at large are looking for some definite action by the United States Senate on the Cuban question. AVe again wish to call thc attention of the Oold Commissioner to the disgraceful condition of the streets of Nelson. The expenditure of $3 per day would make the crossings at least passable for ladies and children. The llight Hon. William I?. Gladstone celebrated his S7th birthday on December 29 at Ilawarden., His friends all over the world are glad to know tliat he is still in good health and wish him many happy returns of the dav. HI.(J. The yonr 181X5 has been a memorable one for the town of Nelson and tlie West Kooteiiay district at large and the wonderful progress made during that -period has attracted the keenest interest from all parts of the world. During the year 1895 the West Kootenay district- was in its infancy and capital looked with considerable doubt and apprehension upon any proposition coming from here but the development of the past year has been sufficient to practically demonstrate' that West Kootenay is the richest and most wonderfurminiiigdistrict known in the history of the world. .Miles up- .011 miles of mountains teeming with mineral richness constitute the Kootenay and'although but comparatively few of tbe mines liavo been thoroughly exploited, thousands of good ledges have been opened up ���*'���'* "how a'mar- velous amount of wealth. During the year many mines have become regular shipper.-* mid hundreds o" others aie now* preparing to ship in Llie spring. In nearly all cases the returns have exceeded expectations and as a result millions of dollars arc now*ready for investment and development work. The .Nelson district with the great' Hall .Mines was the lirst fo attract the attention of the* public and was followed in succession by Ainswortlu' Slocan, Trail Creek and Lardeau, A large amount of work has.been done in" Hie Nelson district and a0 gie.it many properties have been worked 'during the past year. In the silver camps of Ainsworth and the Slocan. rapid progress has been made and in the Lardeau and Rig Bend the devel- onment has shown gratifying results. Ofthe famous Trail Creole and Holland it is unnecessary; to speak.' Of the new camps much work has been done in, tlie White Grouse .Mountain dist>rict and also"on several claims on Go.it river. Deer Park, liurnt Pass, ".Waterloo and .Montgomery camps were worked Lo a considerable extent : nd a large number of linds were worked, within a radius of 15 miles of Nelson, on .Salmon river. Wild Horse creek and Hall Creek to the south. To the ninth new linds, made on ���Kolianee and other creeks which head toward Springer and Lemon creek*--, are noted for great richness and a number of properties are being worked. To the west of Nelson a large number of claims have been worked. AN E-WIOUS CONTEMPORARY. The Mixer has no desire to enter into a discussion or indulge in recriminations with the Tribune. In its last issue, however, the Tribune was guilty of a piece of blackguardism unworthy of a newspaper, ��The use of scurrilous language, as a rule, cminates from persons who have no just claim for recognition and is generally confined to social outcasts or those whose inclinations lead them to voluntarily seek and. consort with low and depraved characters. The Tribune (probably voicing its own sentiments in the matter) says that if the manager of the Nelson Electric Light company had bribed the AIineh with a ten-dollar advertisement that an article referring to an advance in' electric light rates would not have appeared, but upon the other hand would no doubt'have shown that even after the contemplated advance was made the rates in Nelson would be lower than in many other places in the province. We notice that the. Tribune carries an advertisement of land for the manager of the company referred to and we wonder if this is the cause of the Tribune's championship? According to their own argument of the case it would certainly seem so. We are also constrained to ask if the writer of the aclverfcisenient did not also write the editorial. In regard to the publication of the article in Tile Miner, it was a matter of news puro and simple and there was nothing whatever in it that showed a disposition to be revengeful or to injure, anybody. If there has been any injury to the business it lias been through the action of tlie. company and not through the publication" of a fact. As we have said, the article was news pure and simple and even if the company had been advertising it would have been published. Unlike the Tribune, the AIi.neu does not suppress news I'or consideration's of this kmd but gives to the public all the legitimate news that can be gathered. Our contemporary speaks'of loyalty Lo Nelson institutions. Is not the lirst consideration, loyalty on the part of institutions to tbe public ol* Nelson? If an institution voluntarily injures itself;' should a publication of the fact be subject to criticism of the description complained of. A thorough canvass of the town was made, by our solicitor who was in search of advertisements and any one not desiring to patronize the paper was certainly within his rights and those few were treated with courtesy. The little -.meanness-oil���the���parb-of-tbe-Tribune is due to its waning popularity and the growing favor with which the people of Nelson are supporting The Mined. We have never in the past taken any notice of the Tribune's liutlo gibes against this paper knowing ,hab (hey simply proceeded from jealously and we do not propose to waste space on it in the future.*' home industry with every safeguard tbat is just and equitable; not to shut out competition and place mine owners in the power or at the mercy of smelting syndicates, but to place all such institutions on [an even basis so that it may be the survival of the fittest. With the completion of tbe Crow's Nest' Pass' road; advanced transportation-facilities, and the opening up of nearby coal fields of almost unknown extent, it is anticipated that many new smelters will be started to treat Kootenay ores. There is a discrimination now" against the British Columbia smelters aud as the matter stands, a premium is being offeved for theestablishinent of smelters below the line.- To overcome the existing difficulty it will be necessary for the government to impose an export duty of one quartei;. of a cent per pound on all lead ores shipped out of this country. The matter, is one of great importance to British Columbia and unless some steps are taken at the next session it may prove a serious drawback during the year 1897. ��� -. We hope Air. Bostock will bring the matter to the attention to the proper Dominion authorities in older that this disability may lie removed at the earliest possible moment. Money to Loan Birbeck Investment, Security & Savings Co. Arthur R. Sherwood, AGENT, Nelson, B. C. 383 FOR SALE. BAKER ST. Two Lots with Three Stores BAKER ST. One hot with Two Stores. VERNON ST. Several Lots (Fifty foot frontage) 10:1 "'��� J. <"��� IH.kxuu. linker St. KELLY, DOUG-LAS & CO.; VANCOUVER, B.C. .VIIOr.lvS.W.K CROCKIiS AND DIRECT! IMPORTERS FROM ' China. India aud Japan. V Fail Stock of Groceries, Cigurs. CiKarette., Tobacoos, Etc. I*r<>iiipl AllfiHInn fo All Orilrr*. \\ ��� . 13-**. - ;* NELS0N_LOTS NOTICE. Having appointed W. J. G. Dickson .icttl agent, for addition A to the town- die of Nelson, intending purchasers.of lots or pni;ties wishing, information, plans or price list of tho addition will please npplv to hint.. 400 F. C.��IXNES. r-tOVK-SIO-.-I. .Altltg. R. HARRISON. RARRISTER, NO- __��� tary Public, Slocan Oily. _,* 151 Gr stairs, EO. A. B. HALL, PHYSICIAN AND Su-Rcon, Oft'ce C. & K. Building, up - [350] ML. GltlMMKTT, LL. B., BARRISTER, ��� Solicitor, Notary- Public, Etc., Snndon U C. (I'M) A SSAYINO. ROBBINS & LANG. AS- ��\\: ��� enyers to War Eagle and Associated Companies, Rossland .351. S NORMAN & CO., MINING AND STOCK . Brokers, Hotel Spokane. Spokane, Wash. Telephone t>27. [105] MAHON. MCFARLAND & MAHON, LTD.. Mining iind Sliurc Brokers, Vancouver, B.C. Members StockKxchaiiRe. 330 SIBBALD, AND PEASE, GENERAL Commission and Fowarding Agents, Wholcsalo Jobbers in Groceries and Provisions Revelstoke Station. I302> LIONEL C. BAUFF, Mining Broker of tho Victoria Stock Exchange of British Columbia, Ld. Lbty. Office, 32 Langley street, Victoria, B. C. 371 f~l EO. SHEDDEN. STOCK AND SHARE VJT Broker, Victoria, B.C. (Member of the B. C. S'ock Exchange -of Victoria.) ���Clients interests carefully guarded and settlements promptly mnde. Snares at latest quotations. 355 ' MIXlNd. A-EVTS. W. J. G. DICKSON. REAL ESTATE, COMMISSION AGENT, ' MINING BROKER. BEALEY BLOCK, BAKER ST. 3Sr_E3I_.SOiN-i,: 23. '<*__ [335] W. A. JOWETT MINING & REAL ESTATE BROKER I--ITBANCE and ��� ��� - COM-US-IOX A-E-T. VICTORIA ST., .14 NELSON, B. C. W. P. SLOAN, . I^:iISTI__*TG --.CS-B-STT Goal River. Durk-Cri't-k, .Suiter DlHlrlct nurt -unimJt Creek iiroiiertle* n specially. Properly 1111 line of 1'raw'n Xc*�� l'n��s Kail. road, located ��n ('out Kiver, on llxt. / 0'iirreHiuiiiil-iiei; Solicited. KOOTENAY, RIVER, B. 6. ,_ P. O. ADDRESS OCKONOOK, IDAHO. ' m-5 _.-_"- ������������ ... . ���, Wesl * Ifootenay ���iputcher -Go-S��� Nelson!] and s*n&on. ��� = .-1 T- A :DISAI) VANTA CF. " 'Phe present system of duty on lend and lead ores is vory unfavorable to lend smelting in Canada and gives tlie American smeltei* a great advantage in the reduction of British Columbia ores, lu fact if sonic action is not taken at the- next session of parliament to he held probably in February, the Anferienn smelter.; will be abie fo ship Iiritish Columbia ore into their country and smelt it cheaper than it can be don*! this side of the line. ��� This- "coiifl'tion of affairs is due wholly Lo tlie 'American tariff on lead and lead ores. The duty on lead ore is three-quarters of a cent per pound and on lead, one cant por pound. This, at first glair.0, sejiii-, t;> b:. all riglili, but its operation is peculiar.' Duty is paid only, on.!>'.) per cent of tho shipment, for example ore carrying 70 per cent per cent lead, (or 1401) pounds per ton), actually yields 1300 pounds and the duty into the United States paid by the smelters there at the rate of three-._uai tors cent per pound would amount to $10.21 per ton. The British Columbia .smelt"!* treating the same class of ore" pays duty on the lead which is sent into the United States for relining at the rate of one cent p* .-pound 01* $\\'.i.(M) per ton. Thus it will be s.en that there is ;m advunt- W. PERKINS & CO. MINING BROKERS, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Ill Vi*nr< Kxiirrlrnce III-- Mliiiiiir. Exper- Iruci'il rro��peirloi-M Kiirnlalied on Mmrl .Voll.c, miiicN Kxiirrlcd und |K'|Mirtrd on. Raker SI reel. <>|>|i. <- A K. In nil Oilier. NELSON. WEST KOOTENAY. B.C. 472-5-12-ri JOHN HIRSQH, ... Provincial Land Surveyor. Office: MELSON AND. IvOSSLANT). R. C. ... 110 - ~' Silver King Hotel JOHN JOHNSON, Proprietor. First Class Accommodations 1R AI-ES ,-$1. -TO-S2.50-P-ER- DAY- Butter! Butter! Butter! Have just received the largest consignment of Creamery and Dairy Butter that ever came to Nelson. Tea, Tea. Coffee, Coffee. Would like to call yo.ur attention to my selection of Teas that have just arrived, Tarnilkande and Coombra Garden Tea also the famous Kandapolla,,Kstate Ceylon Tea, none equal, try- it once and yoti will not use any otlier. TRY OUR JAVA & J10CHA COFFEE. C. KAUFFMAN, The Orocer. Telephone 26. Cor. Baker and Josephine Sis. 438 NELSON SODA WATER FACTORY MANUFACTURERS OF All Kinds of Carbonated Waters ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. P, O. PoX 88. Telephone 31, 394 riADDEN HOUSE THOMAS MADDEN, Proprietor m Best Accommodations in the City with Dining Room in Connection. TRANSIENT RATES $2.00 PER DAY. BAKER ST., - NELSON, B, C. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Solid Gold, Gold Filled and Silver \\yatches ALSO SOME S ICU).' A*-ID OOLD FILLED LONG WATCH CHAINS FOR LADIES. JACOB DOVER, Jeweler. -J!) _jsr_EiiJso_-sr_ _b_ c. ! *�� Baker Street, Nelson. 497-19-12-. - , All kinds of FRESH AND SALTED HEATS . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. E. C, TRAVES, MANAGER B BAKER STREET. NELSON, B. C. LOST- Paii'lier'- Toofli Brooch,pokl mi united; initialled. C. E. P. Anyone fiudinj? it will he suitably rewarded by retnrninir tlie stmoloDr. Hall. . 18112-12 6. & uiuu FANCY DRY GOODS Latest Fall and Winter Styles NEW YORK MODES Mrs. McLaughlin. Josephine St. 17g 12-12 . bet. baker a vernon sts. JAPANESE G00D5, Just Imported KOOTENAY LAKE saw rrnx Nelson Office and Yard FOOT OF HENDRYX STREET. Builders are iiivited to inspect my stock of Rough and Dressed 0 Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Doors, Sash; Mouldings Turned Stock,-&c. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. G. O. pticha_)a-| 413 aye lu tin* Amei .ciii sini'lters <��f $3.40 y |K*r ton. not fur from h;i!f the co: l>:irtic��iliirly on Hii-d. Kuvi-r, Forty Nint' and "WliitfWiiU*r creeks and on Hf.l IMount.iiu ojipoaite Slocan river smelting. In regard, to freight rates on the south side of Kootenay river, the cost is about even all of which are said to W opening up | In the past the shipments of lead ! , well. I from tl'is country havr- not been suffi- ; Tin* town of Xel-O'i i.- the natural {ci*-nUy iai-^e i:> attract attention to | THOMSON Fans, Screens, Vases, ^"������Afternoon Tea Sets, st of Lacquered Ware. gateway for this wonderful district and will always retain its prestage ;is this fact but the outlook for 1S_*7 is j such that it will be well to surround I STATJOVERY CO. LD. NELSON, - - - B.C. also V-LNOOUVER. [3S_J ROYAL HOTEL, t'.r. Slaulry nud Silica -trccl**. NELSON. ' - *������-." B.C. HOUSE, FITTINGS and FURNITURE ENTIRELY NEW AND FIRST CLASS. Rest Looallon In Tom. Ileaulirol VI.mh. Bar now Open and Stocked with Choice Liquors and Cigars. Unequalled in Kootenay. Give us a trial and be Convinced. PIDRO CHERBO- . , t-911 ��� All Kinds, Shapes, Sizes and Prices Just Opened. Don't Forget our Clearing Sale of Ladies ____________���--���-"-���Goods. -,-������^ ��� The P. 0. Store, GILKER & WILLS. _isrj��]i-Sozsr & jeiiaOT ib-atst. . ^ INCOEPOBATED 1670. . Hudson's Bay Company, -ARE THE��� Largest Importers of Tea in this Country Therefore in a position: to OFFER VALUES WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN CHINA, INDIA, CEYLON, AND JAPAN TEAS Sole Agents for the Celebrated. "Tetley's" v India and Ceylon .Teas for Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and British Columbia _C___:___S T_R____I_>_h] STJ__P__P___.I_ED.Dr a For further information apply to the nearest, Hudson's Bay Store, or direct to THE HUDSON'S BAY CO., WINNIPEG. Notice of Bemoval. DR. HALL, has removed his Office and Residence to the Corner of Victoria and Josephine Streets. _o3___2._ 50.) Thos. Dunn �� Co., L'cl. DEALERS IN MINERS', BLAGKSMITHS1 AND MILL SUPPLlEg. It AMI SUEF.T IHO.V, , HI-KIt-' I'M I =. KAK A.M) SUE1.T P1T.I-U MINKK-- -SHOVELS, %-j YVIKK ltOI*I..S, JfAMI-LA ll��rr..-, UY_S-_H1TE, Fl-E A.YD -Al"-. SOLEAGENTS FOR THE , CINNABAR MINING CO.'S QUICKSILVER. Write for Quotations. Cable Address. "Dunn.* (t33) ���V^ZSTCOT-T^EIR,, IB- CL If// "^________f^ y > f * THK MINER, NELSON. B.C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2 1897. .) MINING TRANSFERS. Whero no co.isidertit ion in rmnied in transfers the noi-inii 1.11111 of 91 is to bo understood.) N-lMB. Deo 18��������� . . . ��������� Saint Hilda���������T Kurd "and K Dyccr to J Lough,}., - ��������� _ Dccl9��������� *" Robert, J-It K Pitcher to 11 VV Lane. i. Uobert J, Koscy, Topsoy, Iron ClitF, Minooka Haven, Witchhaxel, llady Franklin���������P Aspinwall to H VV Line. It in each. Monarch���������A Christmas to Lome Beolicr, .. Tiger���������It Meistcr to A Christmas, i Tiger���������It Meister to Lome Bechcr,). ��������� * Dec 21- ' Canadian Chief���������A Sa.tad.to G Wilsftn. \\, $750. Topsey���������Constantine Dolan, admr. for J Dolan. to VV Connolly, ������. Kth er���������J A Jonen to VV McKinnon, J. North Star���������U M Townsend to It - l-jnnlu. Julia,. Amalia, St-Klura, La 4, lie an, G Uyc?- -ton, Cariboo, London, Horso Sh *o, Lirimore��������� H lijosiman. W Diivi'laon, F Hullidav and C C Edwards to C \\V Callahan, 1-5 in each. De._2��������� - - ��������� . <*������������������ Van Nflss���������J W Howard, mortgage, t. J F Walker, J. |fl0. Tennessee -It J Turnbl'l to C Anderson, }, $���������0(1. Jasper,.Topeka���������S M Hcaly an I C K Hill claim of 1 interest on talo of J 13 Dabney. _e_o_i_���������C V Daketo S J Simpson, 2-5, Littlo Johnnie-Q Birtsrh notice ns trustee for R K Lemon, J. Dec 23- Iroh .fountain���������T J Alexander to Mrs F A- Bate, 5-12, " " Iron Mountain���������II N, Bass lo Mrs F A Bate, ���������M8. Menu���������J, T Prlco to A B Buck won li, bond, J, $100. Q-appcllc. Rcllablc-F S Osier to II S Ciolty J. MOO. *,- , Albert���������J Carmoily to V Stuart. 1, Albert���������JC'aiinixl)- to J MorrikUn. 1. Occidental���������J Lukov lo 1) A.to 1. J. ?2>0. Nelson���������C Shorwood lo II Se'.ous unci E II II n t and Caledonia .1: Peterborough i���������J C Hooker, elniiu of interest. ' Copper Boll���������A Mo Ugh to F Kais r, 1-3. Grayrock. Kagle, Summit, Montana-C VV Clnctt and P _* Conner to W F Morrison. Old Hill-VV H FlctchortoG.M Miller, J,$l'K) Newcastle. Calgary, llojnl Arthur, Koyal Canadian,'City of Vancouver���������G Mooro, claim of 1-3 interest. PlynioutH���������T Sooloy to T VV Stock and C MeUanell. Amazon���������L Christcnscn to II Cliristcnsen, 1, $l*~.*>.'." . _. Canadian Queen ���������II Brown to A B Ingram. 1-3, ..;..' Copper Bell, Noonday, Irma������������������' St C Rrack- ett to the Noonday Mining Co, Id, Knia���������Ivorne Ber.her to VV Douglas. Waverly���������O Johnsonto II Nl\\ou. 1-3. . Black Chief��������� VV A Stephens to It M McDonald.- $200 _ _, North Star���������U S Lennic to G Gurd, option, $76Q, to March 31.''J7. Dee 29- l__eonrt���������P White to S By water, i. Wilcox. By water��������� P Whito to same, bond for $15,000; \\ intcrc-t, if present bonders for $10,000, E D Browne and J F Rogers fail to purchase. Golden Cord���������It Meiste.'to A Zetler, J. ���������".Rig Buck���������VV. H.Urnliaiu, F Jackson. J W Beverly and G Roderius to the Big Buck G M Co. Ld. Iron Rust. Victoria. P T A. Rolla, Ellla. 'Minnehaha���������J Dawson , to It C Adams. ���������- New-Brunswick���������G_VV_illm_ to J Henderson. Johancsburg���������G Davis to D W Skinner, k, ' DccSOtt . .,. , ��������� , . 1 You Bet, 'Mountain View, Drummer, Mineral Hill. Blue Dick, ClitT-R Ronnit) to B F Butler,-1, ��������� Tn.- glefo.it-P Smith to F J Walker, 1, Trailite���������J Lukov to J Mc.Linn, j. Mont'i 1 urlo���������B Collins to M Simpson, J, $100. Iro 1 Clad���������S J Bate to J 1* Peterson. Black Wol.-S B Hcndceund D J Starwalt to TO Petorson;"' Richmond '��������� Empire 1-,1-D McR-o'loSW Ray. Richmond 1, Kmpire 5, Summit i���������II ARors to S W Ray. Star View H, Summit 1-21���������Thomas Wall to S W Kay. Summit 1-12, Richmond 1-3, -tar Tiow i-T Wall to S \\V Ray. Union Ja.'c��������� A Wilds to A L McLean, .}, Dominion���������C Anderson to A L McLean, 1-3. Heaver��������� DNieliol to K Nichol, 1-5: Mansfield and Lucky George- G Nichol and I. Nichol, 1 5, Odin���������L Anderson to O W Guslnpon, I, $200 Doc 17��������� Hidden Treasure���������C Faas to C II Crawford, ? Boulder aud Crusader���������VV A Crawford to C Fans, i. P of A���������1.1 Kirk wood to A Tueks. Standard-J VV -Ryan toll P McDonald, 1, Alps���������VV J McMillan to P Hamilton, \\. D of M 011 Jo Jo, Wellington. Kurekn, Jay- Gould and Waterloo���������J L K.talluck to Mrs A Trenery. Belle Smith��������� H Jcnkin to Alice Trenary. ' Dec 18 - Los Vegas J, all in L II���������A Harris .11 to M Perl. Union Jack���������A Wilds to ("! Anderson, Para-J Lawson to F Granuille, 1, $50. _-_ Dec 19��������� Jlorning No i��������� D Woodlcod to VV S Drewry, $.-���������0. Porcupino���������KTnylor.to S.J.Curry,. I;3. - GAZETTE NOTICES. -'���������-��������� ' HuHKlnllll ': ' Dec 23- Hidden Treasure���������Mike Shiek to Chas D Rogers; 1-3. .��������� ��������� Dec 28- - I-a Regina���������S J Gralinm to T H Armstrong, Victoria���������D J Dcwar to John Henderson and Jolm'T Repass'. ~ ' ..t '- . . l__a:neck��������� Issue Hack to Angus Mclntyre - Cruiser���������Daniel Cahill to I) F Johnston, J. ' ,Crui������er���������M V Graves to DF Johnston, 1-12. Bluo Jay-*-W. J Curry to Thos Kitchen. Taiiierack-��������� vVmFinn to Robt Dixon,- \\, ICln_: Victor���������Frank Hailoy toArthur Wliltc- fl'ack JPSy���������James Leddy ' to Finmore Mc L-od. 1. c . Coc'-tail-T M Beamish to VV L Parish. 1-5. ...L'nioa Fraction���������T F Trask to Robt H 1 _r- -fker.'i.-- '-!.'* . Iticltmond���������Geo Dozois and Geo Kichmann to VV J Nelson, 13, $1000. Richmond���������A Forin to G Dozois. Pennsylvunia -M A Graves to Daniel Cahil, 1*3 . Elba���������John Rogers to David Barr. - ' "Hclen'No 3, Little Willie 1, Blue Bell i���������Wm Flvnn'toP McLean. " Wild Cherry���������W B Hazelwood to Earnest Miller. I'rincc of Wales-MiKe O'Neil a;;d J C McMillan to John McMartin, $9,500. Trilby���������J C McMillan aud Nicholas Walters . to Johu McMartin, $10 50. White Pine, Black Pino���������Chas Conr.ell to A Chrisholm. ^ United���������W; Baker to R .7 Hayes, V. United-It J Hayes to H McQuarric, l, $1,100, . Xew lieu ver. ��������� Dec H��������� ;,'������������������. Ben Hur���������W Eouch gives notice of illegality of location, -' Catardin 2nd���������James M Gray to II C Holden, 8-27.- Pay Roll���������W Clough to F C Innes, D C Lewis, G M SoRelle, P McNichol. ..North Exchange-G M SoRelle to B C Lewis P McNicholl and F C Innes 3. "~ Empire���������S J Smith to F Soussi, i. ���������Dec 15-- ��������� -rl ���������:, *-; -*��������� '���������-'.. '- Edin Fraction j, Boulder and Fordens Gold 1 ���������C Burbank to P J Hickey. Jeimie" Fraction group���������J:*A,-j_McDonell to - Hirsoheil Cohen, - ���������- ._-.'._ ,- VV'atson���������G C Clark to S W Ray. ReviB2dPeerkss-J C Bolander, It Coop.r, H Shewn to J "Vallance and A J Murphy, $S,000. Katie���������W Anderson to J Vallance and A J ^ Murphy, $2,090. -C Revised Peerh-ss and Katie���������A J. Murphy and J Vallance to Vancouver and British Col- ���������^ uhibia-G M Co. ��������� Grover���������C1 loherty to C W Callahan, i; S50U0. Stevenson 5-6, Grover i���������J L Drumheller to C W Callahan. $20,000. Revised Peerless and Kate���������Vancouver and R C G K Co to C W Callahan, Comeskey���������C VV CaUahanto V and B C G E Co. Carnation���������D D _*ann to C W Callahan, agreement to purchase, 510.000. IFrom thc B. C. Gazette of 24th Dec, 1896] NEW INCORPORATIONS. Big Six Gold tiud Copper Miniug Co. Ld. "C-|Jital Sl;_00,.-0-i- $1 ���������'sbii'i'es. Head office, 1li������s-'1"'(l- Direclors,'. 11.. McUutchcou, AugitB-.-Miic-isli, J. O. Cam pbt'll iii.tl \\\\ m. llidwn, nil of Kossland. Camp Hewitt Miuiug ant Development Co,, Ld. Ciintiil, SI,'tOO,000 in $1 .hares. Head oilico in Vertio-', B.C. Dii-.-toi's, Gerald A. llanke..-,. Willium J. Armstrong'auilJohii A. Mcki hit*. Canadian Miniug, Milliug .fc Smeltiug Co. Copi'tal, *-2,i)U0,COiJ iu 81 ' sbafes. Head ctHceiu i__iuudi.ii, 15.C Dn-tc'ur., C. ,K. Usui.nioud, G. 1<\\ llopkius, W. J. Klliot, A. \\V. l-tubbs aud A. 1). Williuins, all of Saudou. Canada l_J.osp.ct aud Miuiug Co. Ld. Capital. $100,(100 in $1 sbnre.. Head office, Viiuconver. Directors, Arthur G. I'll, une, O. L'. dki-iue an I A. If. Cbulde- cult, all uf ViluconVe-r. Oiiiiiduir Mining and Developmeut Cr. Ld. Cnuitsil, Sl,O0O,0.i0 iu SI shares. Head office iu Slocau Ci'y. Directors, John A. Thompson of CaruduiF. Hector McPherson of Ko.slfiud, and F. S. Au- dei.on ol SlocaU'Cily;���������- ----- -.-���������<> The Dry Belt Mining find Milling Co. Ld, Capitol, .1,000,000 in $1 shaies. Dii.uloi-8, M. W. Brnuer, Ira W. Black and S. B. H.udc., ail of saudou. Fourteen Gold Mines Consolidated Co. I.d. C;i|)itnl, $5,000,000 iu $1 shams. Head oflice, Kosi-laud. Directors, E. D '.'iirpenter and Harry Wliite of R.sslaud, aud Louis Jiill'e, of Seattle, Wash. Gold) n Cache Extension Gold Mining Co. Ld. Capital, $000,000 iu $1 share.. Head =otlice in Vancouver.' Directors, Griftith Griffith, J. D. Stuait, George L. Allan, Ho-is J. iUlph and A. Allayue Jones, all of Vaucoiiver. Granite Miuing and Smelling Co. (for.): Capital, S500,(XW 'in SI shares.. Head office, Spokane. The James" Leffel Water Wheel Go. Springfield, Ohio. - I.si.ima.es given for all kinds of Water Power propositions for Mines, klectric Light, Saw Mills, etc Oldest whe<:l'-.*mal.crs on the Continent.- Information cheerfully given. ���������'& C-li on or write W. T. STEWARD, J470-28*:_1.*G ELTCTRICAL ENGINEER, Nelson, B. C. the Mcdowell atkins watson co., lid . -_-__-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-������^_ VANCOUVER, B. C. A full stock of Drugs, Patent' Medicines, Chemicals and Toilet Articles, Wholesale and Retail. Goods Right. Prices Right. Prompt attention to all orders. the Mcdowell, atkins, watson, co 10 AND 12 CORDOVA STREET, 600 GRANVILLE STREET. WAMAAI IWCD B f_ 417 HASTINGS STREET m fr*\\llWU������Ell| O. \\_������. Ibex Mining and DevelopmentCo , of Slocan, Ld. Capital, $30.1,000 in 25 cent shares. Head 'ollice in K:W : Active Warr.oi Cook Stoves Cold Air Draught and Ventilated ������ "Oven, Best on tue Market at ��������������� E._.RH_HIE'S ������=T^Ti?.'____:ti5P ^'Comroonsense" Shape ���������the business man's shce.~ Sensible, comfortable, prosper. __ looking, and fine. Tapers but slightly ."��������� am ball of foot to toe, which is -our _,.,full and low, with pliant toou-.y box. Laced, Buttoned, Con- -gress,-Oxford._BV^df^z_Tan���������Seal-brown________LCarmine,_or_ Wine. Sizes, 5 to it... widths, A. to E. Goodyear Welt. 13.50, $4.50, ������5.50 Stamped on the sole��������� -ar "The Slater Shoe." A\\\\\\ \\f m MI-K-lt A WKLl.-, Sol������ AiccntH for NvlHon. VKKCN B������OS.. -*<_������_<������ 372 W������ wish our many patrons a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Throughout the coming year we shall endeavor to merit the continued confidence of,, our friends hy buyirg the newest and,best goods in the markets, and selling at reasonable prices for spot cash only. The fslelsoi) PrUg Store West pa ker Street, Ne.soi). 471-28-11-6 . C. D. RANI). ' D- S. ���������WAXBBIDGK. RAND & WALLBRIDGE MINING BROKERS SANDON, B. C. Mines bought and sold, Stock for &ale in all B. C. mines, Official Brokers for Wonderful Group Mining Co., Kootenay Agents of Bondholder Mining Co., stock. Companies promoted. Correspondence solicited. 12. Music Lessors Mrs. Morleyis prepared to receive pupilsfor Piano, Violin or Organ. Elementary Hanriony Taught. Apply nt ThuninaB Slnlio���������ery tt'n Store, .Nf-lMUB. 427 COLUMBIA & WESTERN RT. Time Table In Effect June 2. isTEXiSO-sr ? DOORS, SASHES and TURNED WORK, BRACKETS and OFFICE FITTINGS. SATISFACTION GLlAKANTEEp. PRICES REASONABLE.. NELSON, B. O. E. 5. TOPPING TRAIL, B. C. Xo. 2 passenger leaves Rosslnrid 7:00 a.m Arrives Trail 7:15 p.m Nt-1 1 pa_sen(?er leaves Rossland 3:00 p.m Arrives Trail *&) p.m No. 3 Leaves Trail 9*0 a.m Arrives Rossland 10-0 a.m So. 1 Leaves Trail 5*0 p.m Arrives Rossland 5:15 p.m All trains run daily on Pacific standard time. Connections: Columbia & Kootenay^ Steam Navigation Company's steamboat-, Spokane Falls & N'orthem Railway via Northport. and Canadian Pacific P.aUway via. Revelstoke. Has for sale lots in Trail and Deer Park. Also Hines in all parts of the Kootenay Gold Belt Can furnish stock in legitimate propositions. po not Monkey) With Wild Cats. Will be pleased to answer any business enquiries. Baker St. Tel. ai. LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO. -WE HAVE ON HAND A FULL LINE OF SKATES all sizes BIED CAGES HANGING LAMPS BANQUET LAMPS POCKET KNIVES CABVEES FULL LINE OF ALU COOKING UTENSILS. COMPLETE STOCK OF MINERS' ANO BUILDERS' HARDWARE. A CALL SOLICITED. (102) PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. USEFUL GHRISTMA.S GIFTS. TWo Friends Mine Umited Liability Capital $240,000. in 800,000 Shares of 30 cts eacb F* 0. Innes, President. Percy W. Evans, Vice-President C. C. Bennett. Secretary. C. T. Dunbar and C. C. Bennett Directors. 280,000 Shares only will be sold'at par. - ". SMELTER RETURNS:, First ea.r~Load-2o-tons,-"28)-ounces"-Silver,���������37%��������� Lead���������Net^Returns^ $3284.00. Second Car Load 20 tons, i Part 379 ounces- Silver, 52% Lead. - , . . u ,. (*-���������>. 284 .1 '���������* li 46/, * Ij . Net Returns $3301.00. The management expect to make shipments this winter aggregating six hundred tons. ��������� Prospectus and forms of-application for shares will be forwarded on application to V. C. INNES, Vancouver, B. C-J ' , ���������* ; -S7.-.11-. Fred':'3..:;Sqiiire HAS RECEIVED A.COMPLETE STOCK OF FALL and WINTER GOODS TWEEDS, SERGES, WORSTEDS, Etc. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. SUITS $25.00 AND UPWARDS. COR. BAKER AND WARD STREETS. ������ NELSON, B.C. A Firsl Class Meal At the most reasonable prices at the* VIENNA..BAKERY./g and RESTAURANT. Bread, Cake,. Pies, Buns, Rolls; " > - Etc. Also a good assortment of Candies -and Cigars. Lunches put up to order. Jo-ii) Kkiij-ier, Proprietor J3aker Street. 176-IM2-C -- *"->-' M. R. SMITH 1$ CO. Biscuit MamifactTirers. "V^KXT-ED FOB PKICE JLIST. ���������-������. VICTORIA B. C (21a) THE MINER, NELSON., B.C, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1S9; MINING TRANSFERS. Where no consideration is named in transfer* the noniinul sum of $1 is to be understood. UiishIiiikI Continued From l'ug. 'I. Dec'-- ��������� Broken Ledge���������Fred Hyde to *M ltudolp'i. -J. Pitou���������A Julian to W K Miller. Ulackfoot, Paymaster, Financier, Il.-iiuiook. Cashier and Umatilla���������Harry Hanson to .ins Hanlcy, ,(, Dec 31- Gladstone, New Kra i, Copper Howard, C������l'- per Dell, Caroline J���������Maurice lilddell lo Horn MHlor. - ,_.,,���������, Caroline -M A Graves to .Maurice HuHull, J, Greta-C'has Frey to'I'lios Sweeney. Old Dominion���������KJ Noel io 0 G l,al._...<;. : I.itllu Jim���������Win Davidson to Jas K Dai vS 5. lilnck Itock���������A W Anderson, irusne. iu Hlack Rock Gold MinintfCo. A Petty Hu������lni.������.���������" Itoal. The C.P.R. 'has resumed work on the new boat Nakusp and expects to have it in the water by next February. OOLIMRIA AND KOOTE-A. RAILWAY A-l������ -AVIGATIOX CO. NOTICE. NOTICK is hereby given that the plan, pro*, lilc and hook, of reference, of a Branch line of the above railway from its junction near the mouth of Slocan river and extending to the south end of Slocan Luke, within thc limits of "Slocan City." are now on file in the Land Registry Office at Victoria. J. D. TOWNLKV, Secretary "Vancouver,- B. C December 24th, 189B. 510 %__!*__* * --*__-���������'_>__> I "Eagle Parlor" Matches Smokers and housekeepers alike find them faultless. Their odorless qualities make them luxuries to use. THE E. B. EDDY Co ���������A HULL, ������ MONTREAL, ������ TORONTO. *=������������������������_���������_ Clarke Hotel, Josephine St., Nelson. Enlarged, redecoratecLand fitted throughout with the electr iclightrlEverymodefir convenience. Special rates for boarders* . Tbe liar I* supplied with Ch������l_e������t llrnu'U ar Liquor* ami Cigar*. ,3 MRS. CLARKE, Late* of Royal Hotel, Calgary ANTOINE MAURIN. Et Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc*. CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVE/WESTS. MOLLIK GIBSON MINERAL, .LAI.M. Situate in the Xelson Mining Division ofthe Dtarict of West Kootenny. Where io- cntc(1:-On thc Kast elope and about _ miles from the.source of Kokanee creek 'P-AKK NOTICK (hatl, Charles Moore, ������ct- 1 injf as agent for I'at rick W.George, Fiee Minors' certilicate No. lioSOo, intend. Sixty days from the date hereof, lo apply tn the Mining rieco-ilo'r "for a Cci-iHcalc of 'iiiprovmiuiiitri, for lhe purpose of obtaining a Crown grant of lhe above claim. And further take notice lhat action, under section 37 must be rnminunccd before the issuance nf such Cerliflvnlc of Improvement.-,. Dated this Ith day of December, 1S!)C 171 -j- CHAS. MOOliK,.Agent. IIOKNK KUACTIOX MlN'KltAL CLAIM. Slliialc in tho IllccilletYnct. Mining Division of West Kootenay DUlriol. Whore located��������� Hounded on three side* by lhe I.auark, Itcd Fox. Maple Leaf and Oak Leaf mineral Claims, situated aboul :!.{ miles cast of Hlu- -illewu-t. C. V. lt. 'PAKE NOTICK that I, N. P. Snowden aet- JL ing as agent for I he Lanark Consolidated Alining & Smelting Company, Limited, Free Minor's Certilicate No. 5S21C, intend, sixty days from llie dato hereof, fo apply to the Mining Itecordcr for a .crtlflenteot improvement.:, for ihe purpose of obtaining a Crown grant of tho above ciaim. And further take notice tlmt action, under section .'17, mil ���������be c.nimonccil before lhe issuance of such certificate of improvements; Dated this 21lh day of Dumber, 189t>: UG.il-lOC N. I*. SNOWDEN". IIORB-t MIXIU-AI. CLAIM. Situate in tho Illccillewaet Mining Division of Wo-t Kootenay District. Where located, on tile north side of the l.lecillewaet river being a southerly extension of Isabella Mineral Claim. rpAKK NOTICE that I. X. P. Snowden act- L ing ns agent for The Lanark Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company limited. Free Miner's Certificate No. 582V}, intend, sixty days from thc date hereof, lo apply1 to thc Mining Recorder for a certilicate of improvements, for thepurnoseof obtnining a Crown grant of tho above claim. And further take notice that action, under section 37, must be commenced before the issuance of such certiticate of iinprovements. Dated this 3rd day of November, 189U. J5--11-7-������ N. P. SXOAVDKN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat. the British Columbia Southern Kailway Company will apply to the .Parliament of Canada, nt it*, next session, for an Act to declare the said Britih Columbia Southern Railway Company to bo a body corporate and politic within the jurisdiction of the Parliament of Canada, and the company's railway to be a work for the general ndvantngeof Canada, also to authorize the extension of the line of the said railway from its eastern terminus in tlie Crow's Nest Pass, across and over the eastern boundary cf British Columbia, inlo thc Prov- ince of Alberta, thoncc in an easterly direction to Macleod. or to a. point on tho line of thc Calgary and Macleod Railway, and thereto connect with tlie same, and thence easterly to Leth bridge. GEMMIIJ.&MAY Solicitors for applicants. Ottawa, 18th September, 1S9.. 11-7-452. A SITTING OF THE. COUNTY COURT of Kootenay will he holdcn at Nelson on Monday, the 111b day of January and. at Rossland on Thursday, the 18th day of January, 1807. T. H. GIFFIN, Registrar of the Court. Nelson, II. C, Dec. llth, 18%. aOll. 12.ti NOTICE; \\.:w -.*������i> .si:������ o\\i������ utxi������. NELSON (293) B. C. International NaviEation . Mil Mil Co, U. KOOTENAY LAKE AND RIVEK, P. C. WINTEK SEKYIC-, IS9G-7 ' This Company's new Steiimer International leaves Kaslo 7:30 a. m , for Ainsworth, Pilot Bay, Balfour ami Nel- -sou. Returning,leaves Nelson 3:30 p. m., "on all week days. JAS. WAUGH, GEO. V. HAYWARD, l'ur-er. Master. NOTICE is hereby given that" nppli'cn- lion will be made to the Parliament ot Canada at its next session for an net to incorporate a compauy wiih power to construct, equip', operate aud maiutain, either standard or narrow gauge railways, for the purpose of conveying passengers, freight and ore from a point at or near Revelstoke, ou the Canadian Pacific ia.il- road, thence northward following the valley of the Columbia river to a point at or near the junction of Canoe river; and with power to construe!,' equip, operate and maintiiin'branch lines aud all necessary bridges, roads, ways, ferries, wharves, docks, and coal bunkers; aud with power to build, owu, equip, operate aDd maiutain steam and other vessels and -boats;-and-with-power-to:-buiid,���������eqnip;- operate aud maiutain telegraph and telephone lines in connection with the said railways ai.d branches, and to generate electricity for the supply of light, heat aud power; and with power to expropriate lands for the purposes of the company, aDd to,acquire lauds, bonuses, privilege, or other aids from any government, municipality or other pet sous or bodies corporate, and to make traflic or other arrangements with railway, steamboat or other compauies; ond with power- to build wagon roads to.be used in construction of such railways, and in advance of the same, and to levy and- collect tolls from ail parties using and on all freight passing over any such toads built by the company, whether built before or sifter the passage of the act hereby applied for, and with all other usual, ne.essa o, orin- cidental rights, powers or piivilogcs as may.be neeossaiy or incidental or con., diicive -to the attainment of the above objects, or any oi t hem. Daled at lhe pity of Victoiia this 1-ltli dav of November. A. D. 18!l!>. HUNTER & DUFF, ���������l('.*">.21-11.(5 Siil'citors for the Applicants. IN" THE COUNTY COURT OF KOOTENAY,- ": HOLDEN AT DJOXALftj-'j . No. 50 of 189(1. In tlio mallei- of liiorge H. .lolin.ioii r I Ik. ' Official AilmiiiiHtralorN Acl. . Dated seventh day of December, A.D. lSIKi. Upon reading the allidavit of Kieil Irvine and of .lames V. A rinsti .ileitis ordered that James F. Armstrong, Ollicial Administrator for the County Court District of Kootenay, shall be administrator of all and .singular the (foods, chattels and credits of George -H. Johnson, deceased' and that thu onler.be published ..in .the i.Velson ".Miner" for llftceu days. (SiKnodl CT.KMENT J. CORNWALL, C.C.J. Every creditor.or other .person having uny claim upon or interest in the distribution .of the personal estate of the said GECKO- II. JOHNSON is reiiuired within thirty day.-'frdni thc date hereof to send by registered letter addressed to lhe undersigned, his name and address and the full particular, of his claim or interest, and a statement of his account, and the nature of the, security (if. any) held by him. . AftcY the expiration of the said thirty'days the Administrator will proceed with the distribution of thc estate, having regard to those claims only of-which lie shall have had notice. . Dntcd'_t Donald, B. C. this 23rd day of December, A. D.,1891': J. F. ARMSTRONG" ��������� S07-20-12-6 Official Administrator, Donald,' B: 0.-' J. M.:CAMPION,, Secretary-Treasurer. <.-.������������������'-"' Telephone 310. J. E. W. MACFARLANE, Manager Telephone 449 B. C. IRON WORKS COMPANY, Notice of Application for Liquor License. rpAKK NOTICK lhat Noel Sieotte.willapply X. to the Government agent for West Kootenay, for a license to soil liquor by. retail at tho Smelter Hotel, near the Hall Mines Smelter, at Nelson in said district.' : - ���������������������������*. '-��������� NOKL SICOTT__ :; ;,. Dated at Nelson, B.C., this 26th day of .December', 18Wi. ���������' ^ ''500-26.2-*i *} W. A; Jowett, : MINING BROKER ';���������-: VICTORIA ,STM NELSOlf Mining properties want-- ed for development/'send particulairs; of lpca*tib.r������i! amount of work done.and; Price* :'V-..''������ KOOTENAY LAKE ;; GENERAL. HOSPITAL SOCIETY:; ; J- All persons contributing $1 toper month or $10.00 per -year j' will; be entitled to receive.the full:bene;*., fits of-the Hospital; in addition the $10.00' subscribers will secure the privilege of voting at thie'-'anriuft.J election of directois. ..'-.-:���������'������������������.'y A. H. CLEMENTS Treasurer' Xelson B. C. August 14th-1896-'.-'. .. ..-.-io): ��������� Nelson & Larcto Steam Nayieation STR- CITY GF; SOLE M.tXIIFA.TIiKKR- OF THK Kendall Band Mill, B. C. Shingle Machines, Steam Log Hauling Machine., Marion Steam Shovels, Improved Winding Hoist, River aud Harbor Dredges^ 1-ing Ditching Machine, Wrecking Machines, Ballast Unloading, Etc. ' '."' .".'.iMK.vr_ nut Reeve's Wood Split Pulleys. Cable,Address: "Cove" OORNER ALEXANDER UK-EIMI, tOliM������KK8, K.\\_l.\\ K.KUS, lioiEI'lt M.4KKK8, and Manufacturers of All. ������'l_ASS-'8 Of MAVIIIKEUf. Si w Mill nud Maiine Work u . Si.ccinll.v. ��������� .11.1, WOKK ������;iI..K..\\T_r..:i������ ICeef in Stock a Full -apply of Kn Hiiicers'nnd Jlili Supplies, i-iplng ��������� -Mid Kiltinu*. -Bins*'Goods, Stirm Kittiigs, Ktc. l.Min alts f(r rcilirs and engine oil application. Mail Orders Itcccivo Attention. TcIcpUoiic am.- l'rompt P.O. Drawer 4 n STREET AND WESTMINSTER AVENUE. V"__^3_TOOTTV"_EQ_El,, _B. O: All Agreements are taken subject to the approval of .::..-..��������� and other delays the Company at Vancouver, nud are contingent upon strikes, accidents unavoidable, or beyond our control. (326) . m %onton Ibill JK development an6 _B-ininQ Companv. LIMITED LIABILITY io.: A-Company.formed to acquire, develop and work the "London" Group' of Mineral Claims, situated in the Ainsworth and Slocan Mining',. Divisions of: West .Kootenay, British Columbia. The Company is incorporated under the British Columbia "Companies' Act, 1890," and amending acts. ;���������. j_-_CAPITAL���������$150,060.00 in 600,000 shares of 25 cents each, of which 360,000 fully paid shares will be allotted to the vendors in part payment of the purchase money, and 200,000 will be available for working-capital.. .'.:.'"' PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. _ ./Oliver T. Stone, General Agent, Kaslo, President and Treasurer. ...... ..Hamilton Byers,. Hardware Merchant, Kaslo. Y-:A. Whealer, Barrister-at-law, Kaslo, Secretary. Yfi -BANKERS��������� Bank of British Columbia. OFFICE���������Kaslo, B. C. ':'-.'-The Prospectus can be seen at the office of W. J. G. Dickson at Nelson," or at the office of O. T. Stone at Kaslo. 435 CPADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY AND SOO PACIFIC -ROTJTE3. Leaves Kaslo oh Monday.* Wednpsi ��������� lay and Friday at 9:00 a. in. Leaves Nelson" on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9:00"a. in, The right is reserved to .change this "chednle al any time without notice,, 1 '* ' . - " '"' 40J '.." G-O TO ������������������ A. HENDERSON First Class Watch Eepairing _All-Work_doDe_under mjvovyn^���������- ��������� supervision and guaranteed. Good line of Kings, Chains.' Lookets,.. Onrf.aixl Collar But:ons always carried iu .-tock. -""'. Baker St., next to Buchanan & Go's Store-'' IN PACIFIC -RYf RUNS i-_r Pullman Sleeping Cars'. Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping Cars TO NOTICE. i- N (.TICK Iri Ili-IKHY G IVKN Hint, applica- lion \\vill be niiido t.o tlie I.CKislntivc Asaciulily of Hritisli Columbia, nt. its next scs- niun, for sin act cnubliiiK tlie Noble Five Con- siilidatcd" "Mining nnd Milling Company (Foreign) to -ippropriiUe - nOO inches of tlie waters of Cody Crock in this-locim .Mining Division. West Kootenay Uistricl, to . creel flumes for the purpose, of opei-tinf? a concentrator, electric light plant, power drills and nil oilier purposes usual, necessary.*or incidental lo lhe mining or milling of orrs, for the usual powers of expropriating lands for such purposes. N"oni._ Five Consolidated Mining and (J5HUI.6) Milling Co., (Fokkign) NOTICE. Kaslo & Slocan Railway! TIME CARDINO. I. Going Wkst. - Leave ������.00a. in. K3S a. in. ���������' O.-Gfl.m. ���������' 9.51 a. 111. " 10.03 a. m. -' 10.18 a. m. " 10.30 ii. rn. ��������� " 10_Kla. jn. ��������� Are. 10.50 a. m.. Daily Kn-In S011II1 Fork Sproule'^ U'liiiewater Hear Jjiku f.McCuigan Uailcy's Junction -andon Going Kasi-. -Vrrivc :!.."/i p.m. ���������* _.!.-> p.m. *��������� i 1.') p.'ii. ���������* -_.0Up.iii * l.������ ji.ill ** 1.3 p.m '* 1.21 p-l- ���������* 1.12 p.in l.i ave 3.tt v ni Subject to change without notice. For rates and information ?pp > at the Company's offices. . ROBT. IRVING, U.W.BRYAN, (_6il Traffic Manager. S_por������ntcndort. XrOTICK IS HKKEBY GIVKN lhat appli- Jl*N cation will be made- to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of JJntish Columbia, at ils next session, for 11 Hill extend ing thc time for tliii commencement and completion of the work, contemplated by the Kootenay l'owcr Company's Construction Act: and confirming and ratifying lo the petitioners the powers of the coiupir.y and authorizing the company and the petitioners to co:..-.nicr and opcr-tc'tramways for freight nnd p.icsengcr tnifllc from Nelson, li. {'.. io any point or points within a radius of 2.) miles thereof, and to take nod us_ from thc Kootenay river in thc vicinity of lhe Falls of the =aid rivur. water and power for generating electricity, with the right to erect and make ail m c���������������'i-.i-y building-. po_,t=. flumes, and contrivance, for u-ing v.-.itir power, generating and Iran-rnitling c-lectricitv to any points within tho said radius. Dated this 27th d:*y of October, A. I). 1S3C. BODWELL & IRVING, U7-I-U-. -.licitors for the Applicants. ST. TAII. iii.v.\\i:.tPoi.is IULIITII ���������r'AIU'O . (iKAM> FOHIifc t'KOOKSTON MiwirKi; ll-LK.Vl nuil \\ kit n: THROUGH TICKETS -TO- Pacilic Coast am Easter j Points. ^fcTaul, Chicago, Toronto, Montreal, Sfc iMis, Kansas City, Buffalo. New York. .BATES OT^OWBST. ���������\\ Most Variety of Rontes Jail ul Steamers. Leaves Nelson Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at, 9.30 o'clock, making close connections with Transcontinental tiains at Kevclstokp. 'Pas'-engers for points north and south of Rob-on will leave on the 9:30 train. ���������J. HAMILTON,. H. E. MAOPONELL, GEO. McL. BROWN, -.- ^T-ABent.-Nclson.-' Trav.1Fwt.-"iid-Piiss,-Actr.-NeI������ori-.������������������rii*itr PassrAelrVflrirnnve Cars of Bedroom Suits and Dining Room^Furniture . . . . ... Car of Mattresses and Upholstered Furniture These;Goods Will Be Offered at Advantageous Prices For Cash. Special Rates to Hotels- _.*������ D^McARTDUR&CO. LAKGECONSIGNMENT OF WALL P_.PI ES KEPT IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES. . ciii<'ai;������ >v.tsin\\<;TO?i l'Hll..t������KLI'HIA : >KWVOUK BOSTON an������l all Points East, West im������l -fiiilli. * For information, time cards, maps anil ttdets , call on or write F.. D. GIBBS, General Agent, Spokane, H'uji ,f������C>. Farley & Simpson In new and commodious quarters on Baker - Street, two doors west of Post Oflice Groceries, Provisions, Hay and Grain MINING SUPPLIES, ETC. F. J. Farley and F. Simpson & Co., have consolidated and now have one of the most complete stocks in the Kootenay District. Fresh'.Goods ��������� Great Variety STATE ORE . 1*. S. BAILV. Fr������t. JOS.M.NNIG. Sec. Kstabiwicd, Sampling. Works A general Ore Market. Largest- Works in Colorado. -Ic-cni .Mill* and IHar-Ioei-r at Denver, Idaho Springs, and Black Hawk. ORE SOLD ON COMPETITIVE BIDS Write for our r< .* r.-1 i-c ;-'^'-. Address STATE ORE SAJiPIJ-iG CO. Geld Bullion Bought. 317 - Senrer, Coin f*. SURVEYOR'S CHAIN MADE THE SHORTEST TRANSCOMINENTAL RODTE; IT It Is llicYluxl Modern In t:f|ul|>iuenl.������. II I-Ibe Heiivi._tlKall.il Line. II hns a Itock UuIIhnI KoidIIk*-. ��������� I CroiNcn \\u Suutl llcHKrrl*. II Is llie Only Use Itunnlng Luxuriant Clab Ilooni far*. It la .Voted Tor llie Court, ay or IU Employe*. It In Ike Only Line Siiiiioction witli Magnificent Passenger Steamers Northwest and Nortlilaiui. Kor mups, tickets,ind cmnplele infoiniation call on or address Agents, K. K S. lly., C. & K. S. Nsiv. Co., N. __ F. S. Ky., or . C. li. IIIXOK, l.cneral A������[(*ul. Spokane, Mash. F. 1. MinTVKV. ������. r. .1 t. .*.." ."������������������"* ' ***" S������. rani. Hl������������ COLUMBIA & KOOTENAY STEAM NAV . (LIMITED TIME CARD No. 10 In KflTect Jun������I Slli/;IK������������i. i-j Q. ItKII I.STtllti: KOITK-Klriiuiir ''.Nul.-.p- Leavcw Arrowhead for'Nakusp Robson: und Trail -Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays al- 7 p. m. Leaves Trail for Hobson. Xukusp, Ar ow lieiwl nnd Canadian Pacilic Hailway point. (east and westl ' Tuesdnys, '1 hursdnys and Siuurdfiys at 1.30 p.m. Connection is made at Hobson with C. & K Ky. for Nelson and Kootenay Lake points. .-_- .N'ORTIIf>ORT-TBAII._-KO!_TK = .Steamer "l.yllon." - ijCnvos Trail for Nortliport Daily- except Sundays at 8 a. 111., returning to Tiail sitme evening. ;:.,''_, ' >������������������ Connects at Nortliport with S. F.'Jfc N. Ky for Spokane. KEL-OW-K-i-iO ROHTK "Sir Kokiui'.e.v Leaves Nelson fir Kaslo Daily ixet pi Sundays at 1:40 p.m. Leaves Ka*lo for Nelson Dally except Sun days at t>:00 a.m. ���������' ' " . Tlio right is reserved to change this schedule nt any time without notice. For tickets, ra..s, etc., apply at Company's ollice, Nelson. " ''������������������������������������ T. ALLAN. . Secretary. J. W. TROUP, - Manager Spokane Fails & Northern R'y. Nelson & Fort GREETING WE wish our many friends and customers a Happy and Prosperous New Year, and in order to help you in this direction we have for your inspection a well selected stock of First Class Groceries, also a full line of Crockery and'Glassware. A. C. Buchanan & Co. P. O. Box 47 Telephone No. 10 Branch Store at North Fork. Sheppard R'y. Red Mountain R'y. The only all rail route without change of cars between Nelson and Eossland and Spokane and Kcsslantl- . (Daily Except Sunday) ��������� ��������� ������������������ ��������� 1. Leave 9*00 a.m. NELSON Arrive 5-20 p*m. J 10:30 " BOSSL'D j,".. 3:25 " " 7.00 a-m. SPOKANE - *' '7-00 p-m. Passengers for Kettle Kiver and Boundary Creek, connect at Marcus with Stage Daily. WHEN IN KASLO STOP AT The Olympic BOOM!*-. PLASTERED IX HARD FIM-H. XC1TW FCKXISIIED. ������ STRICTLY FIRST CLASS K. 3. GAL-OP, Prop. FE0KT ST., KASLO, B. 0."""@en, "Print Run: 1891-1898 ; Frequency: Weekly"@en ; edm:hasType "Newspapers"@en ; dcterms:spatial "Nelson (B.C.)"@en ; dcterms:identifier "Nelson_Miner_1897_01_02"@en ; edm:isShownAt "10.14288/1.0183012"@en ; dcterms:language "English"@en ; geo:lat "49.5000000"@en ; geo:long "-117.2832999"@en ; edm:provider "Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library"@en ; dcterms:publisher "Nelson, B.C. : Miner Printing and Publishing Company"@en ; dcterms:rights "Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/"@en ; dcterms:source "Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives."@en ; dcterms:title "The Miner"@en ; dcterms:type "Text"@en .