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British Columbia Historical Newspapers Collection
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.
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�� Daily Edition, Ni��. 55. ���Ison, British Columbia, I ucsday July 1%, i8q8. I'.iehth Yeir MILES if A shipment of the famous M " BUI IVTVT^ iwear FOR LADIES Come Early and Secure .1 Pair. S S li O E H O U S is WEST BAKER STREET. THE AMERICAN OOMMABDES-IN- OHIEF ARRIVES AFTER A QOIOK PASSAGE. HUcs t'HSIIU on (tic cin'i* Willi liftllii Dllral SaUllMOIl. tlie Arm;,. titiv. iin1* .*! t'onfVi" ���nl Bit lifter nml A<!' 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Men's Black ��� * at.een Shh ts. Men's Ijitek .'ind Flannel Stiil.*- Men's Straw Hats, Men's Pants and Overalls. 101 iCIo, *$��� J*. I LANDING REINFORCEMENTS. Meil diiiu;." Sletnlilv ti' llie Vi-nut- Tlii Solaco Has Arrived. titv.es iii-nnii ;*ii'i 1 lie . vl;. attended by several ni Ihxi Spc iish officers. E'l'j * * . ��� : 111' .. I -I i.-;.: ll' llitti b 'on :hl .!..* -ei,:- Hml le* was qnito ��� i 1 1 ���: 1 ��� v 11. i - July 1". Via Associated Uy,,!], ti iUlniirii] seemed to hnvo >ress Despatch Boal Dandy t.i l'i rt I *1Vi.MV, ,*,. ... .**..,,.. extent his spirits, T Antonio, July 11, Via Kingston, .Inly 11.���The shoves of this little cove were the busiest in Cuba this nfter- iiniiti. five thonsund men woro either disembarking from steamers or preparing to tako up tho march to General Shatter's headquarters near Santiago do Cuba. There was us much confusion as if ten circuses were preparing to make camp. The officers were looking for horses and mules, trying to keep thoir men together, sending sick men to the hospital, and attending to rations aud baggage. The engineers were building ti rough wharf of heavy timber to be nsod in lauding ari illery. The lauding of troops hore is uocos- sarily in small boats, carrying 15 tn SO men each. Tho boats run through a light surf and the landing is as sale as at a wharf, though llie men iil'lelt gol Wl I. When the Dandy eft Juragua it* was expected that the wholo oxpodition would soon bo strung along tho ten utiles hoi ween Iho landing place and the front. The infantry going iu light ordor with three days rations and rain coats. At ���") o'clock a heavy vain was falling and threatening (o make (ho road disagreeable for infant vy and very bad for tho artillery. The Cuban auxiliaries with ville and machete, were oui in large forces,drawing rations. They seem In have reem eveil from llm state of soini-slavvi.tinn and ave getting fat. During tho afternoon tho hospital ship Solace arrived and all the sick, who woro able to bo movod, wero taken from tho lent hospital and placed on board of hei unrl v.M*' ���'���* 1 talking earnestly, and laughing during tho convocation. KHALIFA'S LAST STAND. Tl accessor of tho Mahdi "-.Vill Awnil (ho English Advance. Loudon, July II.���Despatch from Cairo, Egypt, statos that Sir Herbert Kitchener has started from Berbor, and will inn veinvn to Cairo before the fall of Omdurman. According to the ltiles! news ffoui Oiudnrmuu, the Khalifa racontly held a council with his chief emirs, al which it was decided io move tho dervish forces to the fortified eamp ttt Korrori, ton miles novth of Omdurman, and there to awaii tho attack of tbe Anglo-Egyptians forco. The Khalifa is evidently determined to di lend (Imdurman to the last. Col- onol Maxwoll, Colouol Macdonald, and many oilier offlcors have also left here for the front. Washington, July 11.���General Xelson A. Miles, commanding the I'nited States army, arrived off Santiago bay shortly after noon today. Upon the arrival of the auxiliary cruiser Sale on whieh Goneral Miles was a pnssengor, communication was opened with Admiral Sampson and Iho iwo commanders were soon in conference. During the early afternoon General Miles landed at Playa del Este and communicated with General Shaftor, commanding the American forces bofore Santiago, by telephone What the nature and result of ihe two consultations were is not disclosed at tho war department, but General Miles doubtless was placod in possession of all salient points of tho situation''from the point of view both of the army and Ihe nary. It is under: stood In havo 'neen (St uernl Miles purpose to proceed immediately to General Shatter's lieadquators a! Sibonoy and after di mussing wilh Shafter tho hitter's plan of campaign, to make a personal examination of the American position. It it-, not to he understood that General Milos is to supersede General Shaftor in command of the United States forces liefore Snutiago. Shatter is operating there under written in.-'!reel:otis from ih secretary cf war, approved by ll: prosiden*, and so long ns he is able physically to direct tho trine::', he will remain in com maud. Tin* notably fast ran made by the Vale from Charleston to Santiago is particularly pleasing to the naval officials. Sho loft Charleston Saturday morning nt 8 o'clock, making the run itt a t ri Hi- less thnn two days and a half. Sho had on bonrd the Sixth Massachusetts, one of the regiments of Goneral Garrotson's brigade. The Columbia which left Charleston simultaneously with the Vale, carried one battery of tho Sixth Illinois, also part of Garertsou's brigade So-far as can bo learned ai this writing (ho Columbia has not yet arrived off Santiago. from Captain Englehnrt saying that the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm dor Grosso passed tho Needles at 5:15 o'clock this afternoon, having mado the run from Sandy Hook lightship in five days, 19 hours nnd 135 minutes, an average of 22.5G knots over a distance of Jil -io knots. This time is two hours and 25 minutes less than her best previous record to Southampton, and on hev present voyage the steamer covered Ml more miles than she did on her record breaking voyage. uno ZEIGLER BEATS ERNST. I u DEADLY PIKE Kl'PT TIP FEOM 4 O'CLOCK MT!L SUtf- LiOWfl. linn linn* arc <;mi(I.) Itrfrt'Hll-Hl.-* I lir A it 11 hi> is Doing KOVcf h r worlc -Himiiliii Flra Wralc. A <;��'ii* (���nil iHMiiiH Totitoriun, The Referee Stops the Fighl in the Seventeenth Round. Now York, July 11.���Owen Zeigler of Philadelphia, and Billy Ernst of Brooklyn, met for a 25-rouud light in the Greater New York Athletic club tonight. In the early rounds of tl o bout Ernst had the visitor guessing, but as the bout progressed Zeigler got the upper band and if the referee, Alexander Brown, had not interfered, it is more (han likely that Ernst would have been knocked out. The Lout was stopped in the seventeenth round I' when the men hnd been lighting about a minute. Tbe referee nwa bout to Ziegler, id tlu Rit ITS IN CHINA. A Priest Captured and Held for Ran- som by Brigands. Shanghai, July 1 !.*���A despatch from Chung Khing, dated July 8, says the Protestant and Catholic missions al Shuin Ching Fu have been attacked by rioters. Yuoug Ohoug and adjacent cities are very much disturbed. A French priest has heen captured ly brigands and a* ransom of 10,000 taela is demanded for his release. Several natives have been killed and much property destroyed. The. situation is critical. Consuls at Chung Klung are on the alert. Headquarters uf Geueralj Shafter, Sunday. July 10. 8 P. M., Per Associated Press Despatch Boat, Via Antonio and Kingston, Jamaica, July 11, Noon.���From -I o'clock this afternoon until dark the American guns tiave again been pouring a deadly lire ou the Spanish lines. Thc Americans are greatly refreshed by their three days' ves! and have I ten fighting with lionlike spirit. The knowledge of the arrival of reinforcements givo; tb?m new enthusiasm. The artillery is in placo and i.s doing effective work. The lire from tbe Spaniards in the trenches is very weak. The city of Santiago is almost in darkness this evening, and the Americans believe that lhe resistance of the Spanish is about at an end. They expect a general assault tomorrow, should the city uot have snrrend ered by daybreak. Tbo Americans are nov,' much hei ter fortified iu tho trenches. TERRIBLE AGCIDENT. Ten Men Killed by an Explosion of Gas Under Lake Erie. Cleveland, Ohio, July 11.���The lives of ten men wire snuffed out in (he twinkling of an eye this evening as a result* of an explosion of gas in the big waterworks that are being constructed under the bottom ol Lake Erie. BROOKLYN NOTES. The New Town to Have an Electric Light and Water Plant. B. M. Smith is erecting poles along THE LINDLEY COMPANY. The Rifles arc to he congratulated on their selection of the Charity Ball as the play and tho general verdict was the host production during tho engagomout. Mr. Lindley tis Judge Knox was n truly laughable and artistic performance his scenes with Mrs De l\v.-.ti :��� being especially good, Miss Mathes was most prettily pathetic as tho loving Phyllis. Miss Gnrcin appeared to much better ad- vantago than on any previous ovening in the vole of Bess, she was particularly bright and pleasing. Miss St. Leonard made a nood Anne Crugor, and Miss Nuthol and Miss Luolla Beck gave finished portrayals of dif- I'hc sight nl' the I foront characters. SAGASTA RESIGNS. A Military Cabinet Will; Probably Take Charge of Affairs. London,July 12,���The Madrid correspondent of the Times telegraphing Monday says : "Senor Sagasta went to the palace I today and '"tendered his resignation and thai of tho cabinet. It is said | that he advised the quoeu to appoint a new cabinet largely consisting of the military element, whieh would noi necessitate tho adoption of tt war-like policy, but probably thc reverse. It is generally expected ilittf tho resigmi- i tion will le accepted, but the result may possibly be merely a partial reconstruction of the cabinet. The miii- : Isfers aro uow in council, and Sagasta 'has doubtless communicated to them an account of his andionoe with the t ! queen regent. First street to hold wires for an electric light plant which will be esial 1 ished immediately, The plant be operated hy water power which will 1 0 brought down by the Brooklyn Light & Watev company, who are now constructing a (lam for the purpose of confining the waters for a supply for the town for domestic purposes. The pipes are ordered and the plant will be ready for service in ten days. The reservoir will be located 3000 feet up the stream and has a head of 200 feet. This will give a pressure of 10(1 pounds to the square ineh on First street. The natural supply of the creek will be ample for running two large Are hose for nu indefinite period under a heavy pressure, which not only gives the new town a splendid supply for domestic use but also against lire. The people arc very enthusiastic over the matter nnd arc lending all the aid possiblo to hasten lhe completion of both HALSTED The IS ILL-TREATED. Suglish Ambassador at Madrlid Will Intercede for Him, London, July 11.���The parliamentary secretary for Ihe foreign office, George I. Our/.DU, replying in the house of commons today to a question on Il.e subject of the arrest of a Canadian war correspondent Freeman Halsted, who was arrested at Porto Rico and sentenced to nine years imprisonment for taking photographs of the fortifications at that place said, that recent reports showed, iliar the conditions of tlalsted's imprisonment had been altered as thoy wee threatening In seriously affect his health. The British ami assador at Madrid, Sir Henry Drummoud Wolfe, had therefore beta instructed to make representations to Spain with the view of securing more humane treatment lor tbe prisoner and he expressed the hope that Ihe ktttor's sentence of nine years iinprisoumnet would eventually will I be mitigated. TERMS UF PEACE. Madrid, July 11.��� It is asserted that the United States makes the following demands as conditions of peace: First���The possession oft Cuba and Porto Rico, with a parr of tbe Canaries. Second���An indemnity of ��48,000,- 0C0, (about $240,000,000). Third���The retention of the Philippines as a guarantee of the payment of the indemnity. These terms nie regarded as impossible. YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL. July 11.���At Washington���Washing- Ion 2. Chicago 7. At Brooklyn���Brooklyn 8, Pitts- .. .,iv,���.( i Mr.Chapman's John Van Huron was wounded men had a depressing effect |^^ ^ his ���,���.,, lhiNil |jit.1(, the volunteers BOARD OF SURVEY REPORT. Off Santiago de Culm, July 10, Via Kingston, Jamaica, July 11, 11:80 A, M.��� The board of survey, appointed to examine the wrecks of the Spanish ships and to inquire into the nature of their injuircs, reports that only one ship can possibly be. saved. She is tho Infanta Maria Teresa, the former flagship of Admiral Cervera. CERVERA IS WELL. The Spanish Admiral Seems to Have Partially Recovered His Spirits. Portsmouth, .NIL, July 11.���Admiral Cervera experienced a quiet day on hoard the St. Louis and several Mystic did a street Arab in a very line mid amusing manner. It is to be regretted ihat lack of space will not permit of giving all the artists of the company the praise they so well deserved las! (veiling iu giving so finished a performance of a very difficult play. Henry I, Byron's laughable comedy, "Our Boys," is the bill lor tonight, il is being played by request and is the last performance but one so uo doubt there will bo a large al lem la nee. CARLOS WOULD HAVE PEACE. London, July 12.���Tho Madrid correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says that Don Carlos, who loaves Brussels today, significantly advocates direct pi ace negotiations wilh the United States without the intervention of lhe powers. SPANISH CABINET CRISIS. According to Blanco Iho Spanish Volunteers Are Anxious to Fight. Madrid, July I!. 4 I'. M.���It is understood that Premier Sagasta has sub- mittod io Iho nneeu regent a question I ^"-^re-ther aTValladolid '' confldoneo ' t is profited by my first opportui ���spuqa Mr. Smith lms gone to Revelstoke burg J. md will sever his connections with At Baltimore��� Balllmon the Revelstoke Witter & Light Ciln- nntt I. pany and return on Tuesday, when he ' Al Philadelphia���( leveland 8, Phil will erect the poles for the wires and j adolphia 1). install his dynamo as quickly as the A' Now Xork���New Vork 10, St, machinory arrives. It may he possible ] Louis-I. . r . ,, au engine will be used to supply mo- At Boston���Boston o, Louisville 1. live power until the water pipes are | laid and iu use by tlie company. | THE WOUNDED AT M'PHERSON, A CARDIN A L' S S V ill' A T li IE S. (i, Ciiiein- Loudon, July 12.��� The Madrid correspondent of tlie Daily Mail says: Atlanta, Ga., July 11.���The hospital train, heaving the wounded soldiei'8 from Tampa, arrived tit Fort McPherson to day. All tho men are doing well and none of them knew of the Cardinal Vanghan, archbishop of Westminster, has written as follows I accident at High Springs, Florida , to his brother at Valladolid: "1 have until informed hy the surgeons. tlio cabinet. It is . proflted by my first opportunity to de- understood that Cnptain General Blan-1 claro that I disapprove with all my | THE METAL MARKET, co litis cabled io Madrid declaring thai the volunteer army in Cuba wishes the war to continue as the troops hope. to secure victories. BROKE THE RECORDS. The Kaiser Wilhelm Uev Crosse Makes Another Record Passage. New York. July 11.���Messrs. Ooi- richs Ss Co., the New Vork agents of tho North German Lloyd Steamship company, received ti cablegram today soul of the unjust conduct of the United Statos towards Spain. The latter being the less powerful nation and trying to defend its rights." ; t-JUBEN RECENT FOR PEACE. London,"July 12.���The Berlin corves poudent of the Standard says: "The queen regent is wiling to open peace negotiations with the United States without any mediation of the powers, provided, the conditions are not too severe. Hev maximum concession ttt present is a declaration of the independence ol' Cube, -low Vork. July 11.���Bar silver 1 1 :,:i ex Mexican dollars -l-V Copper, quiet. Broker change 1 !���'., lo I',',,. Bead, quiet. Brokers iJH. 80; ox- phaugo $d toSI.OJ: tin. quiet*. Straits ij.14.50to $14.60; plates, weak. EX-SENATOR CONGER DEAD. Washington. July 11.���Ex-Senator Conger, of Michigan, who lias lived here since be left lhe senate, died lit Ocean Cily. Maryland, this afternoon. THE MINER, TUESDAY, JULY 12,-1898 ( illlic iilimT. Published I mily oxcepi Monday. Tiik Mivkii I'iiinii.vo ,Sc I'ubi.ikiiino I.IMIIKIJ Liability. return to tlieir usual vocations. The [contest in Nelson has been devoid of personalities and other unpleasant incidents,and former friends who have been opposing oach other in the light, cau now shako hands without any ill feeling rankling in their breasts. ALL COMMUNICATIONS .0 tho Kdltor, nasi lJ~����<* """J ^vective nre not be accompanied by ti,.: iimik- mui (niiiii-- mdispi'ii.-table adjuncts to an effective of the writer, tmt necessarily fm- publlca- campaign, and Mr. Farwell is to bo Uon. but iw ovlilenue of good faith, congratulated on the courteous, manly Subscription Ratios. way in which he has fought bis fight, and accepted defeat. Daily, per niiinlli by ciivi'lur Sinn " per month liy mail I mi por lei If year by in 11 (in" Hum 1:1 Ml i Not Saf HOW THE EDITORS TALKED. por year tier year, foreign Wkkki.y Mlvek. Wi'uldy, t'.i- hnlf your I" v.vein' |>��� -1- ye.il*. foreign Subscript inns liivnrhthl; li-iiuud. Ail\ erl i-i ti i*.,lL-- 11 i.i'1.,* I. new a on nppll-jlilion The Miner Printing & Publishing Co. NELSON, C. O. ni ini i; :n. i:st-. 4'Kp.V l'i,I* , 'llling;!')* lit' *.(! V t'l-tUffllrnt 111111.1 di- in iin- iiiilc.ii ii.v i ii'cIiii'H p.in. iii Insure eliaago. Prophecy Until After the 'Election. I l.'t'low we publish clippings from the provincial pres i prior to the elections of ����� ' -* i Snturday hist. Thev furnish interest- .,,,,, I ing ainl anmsiug reading now as show- . .. ., ei I 'in;: how (he editors of government j newspapers had lhe res.'It figured out. "E*,*eryouo hev (Albert Canyon) from the holelmen to the section boss urn White : :eu. " Result, Kellie 88, Whilo i'i. HUIulO KLKOTED. As anticipated by The Miner, "vir. Hume has 1 ecu elected tis the representative of the Nelson riding of West Kooienay. Thus the four divisions ol Ki'iileita- ave unanimous in Iheir verdict, sending a solid phalanx of opposition representatives to swell lhe ranks of those dolormined to inaugurate an era of good government in Kootenay. Mr. Humo has had a hard light. His opponent was an able and papular man with many energetic and devoted adherents, but si ill he was vanquished. Mr. Hume h;ts served Kootenay faithfully for lour years, :uid ihe peoplo recognized ihe fact. Beneath an unassuming exterior they discerned ihe sound common reuse, good judgement and devotion to duty which have been in the past ihe leading characteristics of Mr. Hume's publio life. Every effort has been made throngb- ont this coniest to blind and hoodwink the public, hut without avail. Government candidates have came oa!; tis independent,nud under that flimsy di: - Our Arctic Soda Fountain Is thc centre of attraction these hoi day; Official Directory. DOMINION DIRECTORY. iin\i i-iiiir (leie.'i'.il - Karl of Abordoon Try our ice Cream Sodas, Made',1:;,:1::;::;.,r""."'��� arwiiMdiauno. , . . .�� . ��� . . Mombur Houso of Common**, Dominion Parlia with Hazelwood Ice Cream v.-,.*. K���.....,,..y Hewitti**.* W. F. TEETZEL & CO. Nelson, B. C. DRUGS AND ASSAYER'S SUPPLIES. P. BURNS & Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants HEAD OFFICE NELSON, B. C. ti-ii*- ����������������-����� -<3s=fi incut, West tCoolomiy PROVINCIAL DlllEC'I'ORY. Liout.-Govornor - Hon T R Mclnnoa Promioi - ��� Hon ,1 II Tumor Attorney-General ��� Hon 11M Eberts Com of Lands nnd Works Hon <J B Martin MinisterllOneaand Education Hon Jus linker. President Exccut ivo Council Hon C K Pooloy Members Legislative Assembly tor West Kootenay���North Riding J M Kolllo So'itli Hiding ��� J K Humo "The defeat of Cervern will not be in jt with lhe defeat of the opposition at; the polls tomorrow. "���Becelatoke Herald, "When yen ro to the poll*remember lhat yon live in n mining eamp. | Think of yonr own interests.''���Sloean l Oity Nows. " If the Rowland eleetori sen.l Jurat. . Martin to Victoria Ihey will have tbem selves to thank for four years of slag- nation in Iho deep, dark shades of opposition. 'Wbat might have been' will tben le the unattainable ':���Ross- laud Titties. .lust now it seems tis if the Hossland electors took the above advice and voted so as not to be in opposition, "Cheer up ! Archer; cheer up 1 Vou have one more day's illusion ale.ml. lie happy while you may. "���Victoria Colonist. Archer Martin's illusion is nil right, nud be is no doubt correspondingly happy. "Respectfully recommended tothe Colonel as a text for (he his evening devotions: Song ot Solomon, second chapter, pnrt 0, the fifth verse: 'Comfort me with apples, for I am sick.' " ���Victoria Colonist. Colonel Grogory may manage In survive his defeat ovuti without apples, but it will lake something much more comforting than apples to revive tbe editor of ihe Colonist nnd bis friends. "Sloean riding will henceforth be represented by a man in sympathy v.'i'h the government, and by a mnn who understands the interests and needs of the people and will serve NELSON OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Mayor - ��� John Houston Aldormon-Chaa Hillyer, W V Teotsiol, .1 A Gilker, J ,1 Malono, K I' Whalloy, Thos 3.1ml- llen. City clerk - - J IC Straohan Police Magistrate K A Crew-o .Chief of Police . A F .McKinnon Branch Markets in Rossland, Trail, Nelson, Kaslo. i 'Met ot fi��� Department . w j Thompson John Hamilton T M Ward Dr. Ln I In il ( Ity Engineer A. L. M'Culloeli City oouncll meets ovory Mondny, :i p.m., at, city hull, cor Victoria uud Josophlno Bt \niliiiir atir Commissioner Sandon. Three Forks, New Denver and Slocan City. ^hoI0T8lonfll Orders by mail to nny branch will have careful and prompt attention. WE WOULD LIKE SCHOOL TKl'STKKS. Dr. ICC Arthur. Ur. G A U Hall, Ceo John- -in.*.'*. Principal -l It (.'.'ecu. SOUTH KOOTENAY 111).Mil) OF TRADE. Presldont .1 llodorlck Robertson. Vlco-Presldonl Secy- I't-ciw. .lames Lawrence. John A Turner, "Watch the people rise in their might on strike down the stagnation- ista and retrogressionists." POISONED BY ICE CREAM. Ptomaine Poison Hnd Developed in the Cream���All Recovered. As a result of eating poisoned iee cream at a cliureh social, (!'.' pooplo were suddenly taken violently ill at KOOTENAY LAKE UK President Viie I'res. Secretin*;, Treas. Ii) some wav, to induce everv mnn, woman and child in the country who buys in Nelson to come una inspect our stock and prices. We would have you clo this for we are sure thai you would become our customer and friend, We have the largest ancl best selected slock of Groceries in the city. The famous products of everv country in our line ate represented on MedicalSept, our shelves. EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS.���Never behind the limes. No reti-ogrinlinff C_!^ ( NELSON post OH-FICE I Duo here. Our business is run to serve its patrons to their besl interests, \SM |).m.|Unli.(!dStiitos,Ontarlo,Qui as well as our own, and yon can always depend upon our besl s-crvice [Points on n'U& Ip"'1'1 beillK nlVorded yoll. :i:.\i. HOSPITAL .I,iiiii A. Turner VV. A, Jowett, ll. McArthur A II Clements Dr. 0. A HIiuII i.16 p.m. 'hu fairness of our prices throughout our entire line at all times shows onr grasp upon the market. CAN'T BE BEAT AT Al.l.: THAT'S ALL. . Des Brisay & Co., Nelson. GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. V'lotorin nml Ho-wlnnd, iii) n.U).iNow li. nver, Siiiiihin limit 2.30p.Rl cnn Luke Points. Lull p.m jU'iisl'i nud Kootenny Lakol 7.I.", a.m 'Hints nt p,m.|Hosslnnd, Trull, Nakusp.l 7.00a.m. Itobson, points on ninin iim '. P. It., Vancouvor nnd .Vlnuipcg THE MINER gtiise have endeavored to catch rotes I them���John L. Retallnok, " which would never be givon to an avowed adherent of Iho late cabinet. Mr. Farwell put up a good fight and tlie closeness of the figures at the poll is a tribute to his personal popularity, but his connection wilh the t;<.iTcrn:nent was too obvious to givo bim uiiv chance of final success. His nrop sed additions, loo. lo the mineral net wero :t it iwleulalcd '���> further his cause with the prospectors aud miners, whose voles :',,,���::; n vory important I Garden Springs, three miles southwest plemont in any election-in this pait|of Spohnne, Thursday night. Willi oi' the province. Air. Hume's victory Iinost: ��* thoso afflicted the attack was was a porsoual triumph, ut) doubt, inn ��� imlV temporary and passed by without it w:t; more than lhal. ii was a serious results, bnt with a number the fi'iumpb of riglit over wroii-r.n triumph Uoe cream ciutsed ti serious illness and of the peoole m-er *:*. elique oi' wealthy | -'<-"' -'- while if yeas thought one or two monopolist;!, vim af endeintiring to woxil.l iV"'* x" deaths ooourrod, ran (he province (o suil their own however, and all have now roeovorod, liolfish ends. The social was held by (lie ladies of jthe Cbngregiitionul ehutroh. The \ GREAT VICTORY p"incipal refreshments served wns ivo cream of whieh nearly all partook. Tiie latest returns show greater np- No one felt any evil effects from it position gains than at one (iiroswrned ,it lhe sccin), It I I elwccn 11 and ia prnl'ii'ble, nud the :es:-!t is a great 10vloci-: that nip lit nil who had eaten victor,? for ii t: opposition and a mor- I p*,. cream weres nine.il wilh fits of vomit- lid How in "Eunsuinirism" and its Mugand purging and cramps. With many i.ttendimt abuses, Tho opposilion m*o uttuuk pnsi-.od after a lew boars of have worke.l linrd for yours aud their aeulu sullering, but several cases e fir's lmvo at lasi b *( a crowned with !gvndually became v.oi.-e ano ihe assis- BilCCU.SS. J liiitce ot several physicians from .Spo il* is premature to discuss lite details kane was culled the lollowiug uiorn- of the policy cf ;he tie,,- govermnoiit, ing, but its main outlines arc well known, : Several serious eases were found by and several reforms may le oxpoctod. the physicians, some ef ihe poisoned Kootenay will now get fair treatment j-uoplu vuiuiliug ami purging blood, in ihe way of appropriations, anew Antidotes weru given iuul ull are now redistribution bill mav i e lookod for. ' wcu j*jojjb l;��� t;,,, 11;lu; ,,f recovery, while tite lit:: on the workera it: mines ';h;,.(; cases in ihe family ot W. B, j will undoubtedly lc taken oii'. The Miller wore considered dangerous for u confidence of the opposition pross has that,, that of Mr. Miller himself he-1 boon thoroughly justified, while ihe iug especially so. Fever oases in the extrftvngiint ijulicipalious of Ihoir op- family of A. L. Gay wero also serious. I txt ii p pouontsha^eLceumude proportionately Physicians say ihe sickness was the | VV Clil 1 i-Xpfil'S, ridiculous forecasts will he found in another PETER GENELLE ft CO. : : NELSON BRANCH : : We arc prepared to furnish kiln dried lumber :il regular prices and carry Rough and Dressed I.umber, Coast Flooring and Ceiling, Turned Work and Mouldings, Shingles and Lath, Sash nnd Doors. Estimates Cheerfully given. iliiiirmwirfii t���-iB������?������ ���(i-i t'Alriv,' ��� l! ,,' i.'.r, i OFFICE AND YARD C. P. R. STATION. . . . A. E. YOUNG, agent. oTfTo OFFICE HOURS, Lobby opened from 7a.m. to 10 p.m.; Gonoral Dolivcry.S a,m, i��> 8 p.m.; UogistraUon, 8.1)0 i:.;i). Lo7 p.m*; Monoy Orders and Suvings Hank $&? | 0 a.m. :n I p.m.; Sunday 1 hour(10 to lta.m). J. A. (ilLlCKU, PoHtnmstor. DISTRICT IHUKC'I'OUV. Governmonl Inspector of AKoncit'-i XV .1 Qoopol Gold Commissionor - O. G. Dennis Mining Itccordor-Tax Uoi ��� R FTolmie Collector of Customs - Geo. Johnstone Provincial Assessor John Ki'i-n. County Courl Judge ,i A Forin Registrar ��� IH T H Biinpkins Inspector of Schools - William Burns PROVINCIAL JAIL DIRECTORY, Warden Capt. N Fitzstubbs. Firsl Jailer li LIddell. Socond Jailer Goo Partridgo. Third Jailer John RToLaron Senior Guard lt Inee. fc and JOINERS XAMtutuittcuuuct* ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS i ���^ ^^ KI When l'oqniring thoroughly seasonei j MINER Y l\ """s' l!""1";i" �� The lelseEPIamiigj Mill The Paper of the People. v ^*- ^< 'i '-*< '*. s ���*! '���ll '* 's '���. '-I >, '-. ���< '���<1 'I ���I ^77y777777777777y77y77777'**t' T. W. UHAV. | In &toel-:,l,0C0,C00ft.of Flooi-ing.Lining Mouldiugs, Doors, Snshes and overy descript ion of Joinery. Everybody Heads Jt. The Largest Circulation. Best Advertising Medium. ** K i Hl'KEKN I: aiuiRii .nu iii'iiiini.'i utDtc: i'!> OKIIKIC, ' ISTEIEE k CO., Brewers of Fine Luger Beer nnd I'mlei'. Drop in ,'iitil see us, NELSON, B. C ome of these uuuis-.ing n,vA[ oi y-hnt is known iu ptomaine | poisoning, The poison wus developed eolmnii.tinit very amniilugtending thty ���y the deeoniposition of thu nitrogen- imike, Wo shall he onrious to observe ,ms matter in the creniji, Bueh cusos liow the various government organs I .lltI c0nipariuively froiineut, although will explain the just retribution whieh illti(. kll,,,vll lu ,his vicmity.-Spokes- lias been meted out lo tho incapable I muu-Review ndminiitr.itors, who, up till uow, have _ _ .. lei>.i mismanaging tho titl'ttii's of British Columbia. IMiei:.viM<IMI (UtJl.s. 3 \U.i, II.M.I. 4; IIAW'KKV, I'll VrtlCJAN.S | J Jt ,111,1 .-uigiiun-. Ollloe, Hukur 61., ('(il'llur I \i on! si... iSi-inon II. ���.. 'lulophuno 50, 1SI8 Kow that the election is over und osoitemeut has subsided, thoso that imve been notivelv engaged in the A "��� nt-'i-i'it'ii, assaymi ami ana- Fishing Tackle, Garden & Flower Seeds. LAC R OSS I. BASEBALL, and TENNIS GOODS. g-^-- SS/' i) I Purchase Your Tobaccos ~^�� * AT TIIK Post Office ��*~-^Cigar Store Whore you will alwn}s find a well iiHSorted stock of [liiported and DouiestioOigarst Oigurettes To- bnccoa rtnd ;i full stock of Pipes ;it reasonable Prices. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Cnuncn ok Kngland Matin 11a.m.; Rvon Song. 7 >o p in. ovory Snnijiiy, Holy Coinnuin* Ion rm Ni nml 3rd Smirinyn in tliu month nfu-r AI. l i ii,-; on 2n*i ami Ith Sundays, ub >' u.m, riundny school nt2.3Up.ni. Rev, II* 8. Ako- hurst., Hector. Cor \Vnrd and Silicaitroota. Pkkbuvtkiuan Cnuncn BorvIccHnl tl a.m. nnd 7.mi p.in, Sunday School nt 2.30 p.m. Prayer mooting Thut'Hdiiy ovonlnu at 8 p.ni.j ChrUl ian ICndcavor Society mools evory Mondny ovuning at 8 o'clock, Uev. lt. Prow, Panlflr. Methodist Cituhch -Corner silica and Josephine stroots. Services at Ua.ui. and 7.;to ]k nt, ; Siiiilinili School, U.hd p.in,: Pr Ay or moot* im: un Kridnj ovoning al s o'clock; ICpworth League i'. lv, Tuesday at s a.m, Rov. Goo, II, Mord'Mi. Pastor. Roman L'atiiouc Ciruiipn���Mass at Kelson every Sunday at s ami lO.JfQ a,m.; Bonodiction at 7 :-0 to 3 p.m. Kev. Puttier Borland, Priest. Baj'TISt I'iiukci] -��� Services morning and ovonlng at Jl a.m. and 7.30 p.m.: Prayor meet- lng Wednesday ovoning al S p.m,; MooMngs a>*e hciil in t hn school house. Strangers cordially wolcomod. Rov.G. R. Welch, Pastor, Salvation ak.mv Services ovory ovoning at 8 o'clock in barracks on Victoria stroot* Adlutant Mi liner in chargo. LODGE MEETINGS. j\ NICI.SOX LODGE, No. 23. A. h'-HA.' \S i^M, tiieel^ socond Wudncsdny in cucli mouth. Visiting brothron invited. (I. I., i.knn'ox. Soorotary. Hffii. ., * * S. J. MIGHTON. iimi MILLINERY I will sell nt cost fov the balance of the seusou all Li'iamied millinery, children's hats and bonnets, sailors and .shirt waists. I, ���). ���). K. Kiiolunny Lodge S No. iti, nioutH evory Monday night, nt llii'ir 'lull, Ivootunay stvoet. Sojourning Odd Follows cordially invited. WM. HUDSON', Sooretary. /CSX NELSON LODGE N'o. 28, K. of P., /3/mX��\meota In Onstlo In. 11. MoDonald blook r. ��jaevory Tiicsduy evontng nt. 8 o'clock, feC-*5*5All visiting knights cordially invited, \5fjy J, .1. M.M.oM*:. CO. I,n*.'ii) (Ikii. I'Aiii'KiiMii-:, K.of R.andS.. NKLSON LODGE, I. O, 0. T. Meets in C'nsllo Hull, McDonald Block, evory Monday evoning at 8 o'clock, Visiting Templars ooi" diiUly invited. Jiiii.s' TKLKORD, Chief Temiilnr, George Nunn See'y //=5% NELSONS QUEEN NO. 2*11 (It ^% SON'S OF ENGLAND, meeU 'il<i ftp. I'l Hoooud and fourth Wednesday of Ip'WC'I each month at K. ofP, Hall.Mao- �� J) Don.dd Block, cor. Vernon und ^--Sssgs7 Josophine stroets, Visiting breth- rn cordially invited. ERNEST ICixh, Chas. H. Faruow, Worthy President Socrotnry, COURT KOOTKNAY, I.().].'., NO. 3188 meets 1st and 3rd Wodni'sdny in each month In tho K of P Hall. V \\ Swanell, C. I). S. 0. It.; J It Green, C.lt.: J. Purltlss, Scoy. NKLSONLODGE.NO. 10 A.O.U.W., meets ovcry Thursday in tho 1,0.0.V. hall. V W S.vniiell, M.W.i \V Hudson, Koo.-Seo.t ,1. ,J. rirlscoll, i'innneier P, J Rqulro. Receiver and I'. II. VV. MRS. M'LAUGHLIN j i^LK,,x ]"i,A"x"-m2 "ireN ln tha J'" coaipivigu will bury the hatchet and "iu'.' Toi ���IS LIMITED 1 Josephine st., Nelson, id block ovory Thursday evening nt 8 ociocU. Vi-iting members cordially invited. John Toyo, W.M.; I-'. J. Uradley, U.S. THE MINER, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1898 GENERAL LOCAL NEWS EVENTS OF IMTEEEST IN AND AROUND NELSON. Brief Mi'iiiimi ni' lliippiiiings in Hie District liiirliiK Hie l'a*-t l'i-w llnyn, Frank Britton of Ymir is in the city. A. Blnkeloclt of London, England, is tit the Phair, R, K. Noil, 11 mining man of Bpo* kiuio, is ni the Hume, Brace White, manager of Ihe Slocau Slur, is tii the Hume, Jlr. and Mrs. ,i. ('. Rykerl of Ry- kl lis arc at the Phttir. Mr. and Mrs. K. F, OIhi 11 of Fori Sli clc are ul the Grand Central, Mr. und Airs. O.W. Sanders of Easlo registered al the Hume yesterday, !' Mrs. W. Sutherland returned yci-- torday from a visii to Kuskonook. Mr, uiul Mrs, William Braden of Heloun, Montana, aro al Iho Phair. J. A. Thomson, Victoria, provincial inspect!ir of steamers, is at tho Phttir, John Elliott, barrister, li li on Sunday evening for the const on legal business. Alan Forrester, provincial constable at Kuskonook. hits beeu transferred to Brooklyn. ,1. 11. Cameron, conductor on tho Crow's Nest Pass railway const ruction, i.s in the eity. FOR RENT���Auelegaulty furnished front room or suite, ou Stanley street, [uquiro al this oflice. ,1. . A Paquctto of Quebec has lieen called to tho senate in room of Ilon. P. A. nehlois. deceased, 0, E. Sutton, a mining man of Ev- ireit, Washington, and 11. Thomas of Silverton. are ul the Phair, Fred Adie,Waneta; II. A. Ellis, Slocau Oity; Georgo \V. McKay, Erio; Miss Hoffman and Miss Hyple, Spokane, are al the Queens. There was uo quorum at tlie meet ing of tlie city council yesterday afternoon and a postponement was agreed upon until II o'clock this afternoon. Nelson Orangemen will celebrato the 12th of July today al Slocun City to which place an exclusion train will lie nm, leaving the Nelson depot at 7:46. Frank O'Brien, Kuskonook; A. W. Smith, Montreal; T. F. Atkinson, H. Leary, Ymir; W. N, Roli'c, Proctor's Landing; R. S. Gallop, ll. McLean, Kaslo, are at the Hit inc. Ernest King of K. King & Co., left on Sunday evening I'm- the Okonu- gon co nitty for iln- purpose of /arranging for the purchase of fruits nntl vegetables. Oue cur load of each will' be shipped each week to Nelson. A new train to beealled"Tho Steamboat Express." has been placed on thc main line of the C. P. R. to connect with the lako boats at Fort Williams. Passengers for this train leave Nelson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, mitkixg connections at Rovelstoke, H. 0. Bellinger, superintnedent of the Northport smelter; Mrs. Bellinger, Mis. Slocutn, Mrs. Atherton, C. S. Slavin, F. E. Young, George Rainier, all of Northport, are in the city and nre registered al the Phair. Thoy leave tliis morning for lite Slocun. [n addition to the flguros published in (ho Miner ol Sunday morning giving tho Kigali of lite elect ion in the Nelson constituency the returns from Goat River Lauding have been received the voto being six for Humo ami two for Farwell. The total vole polled in the constituency was (in?, of which 3!io were polled for Mr. Httitu and iili'i fov Mr. Farwell, giving 1 Initio a majority of Ki. The funeral of (he late I Ir.gltie Gold, wbo died at thc Silver King miue on Friday last, was held on Sunday afternoon til 1 |I)0 lo lhe Nolsou eenietevy. The funeral services were conducted al Ibe grave by Hev. R, Fn w, utnl a large number of miners were in attendance, huviiig come down from the initio to pay Iheir last tribute of rospect to the im mi'iy of their dead comrade, The Kaslo Morning News gives notice in Sunday's cdiiton that the daily paper will be. discontinued. The British Columbia News, by the samo publishers will be continued as before the elections, Mr. W. I!. Turner has severed his connection with the editorial and business department and leaves to take uu cdiictt! ionul appointment in llie stato of Washington as principal of ihe Ohonoy Normal school with good wishes of many friends in British ('ohiiiibia. His Honor, Judge Forin, received n telegram yesterday from His Excellency, Lord Aberdeen, stating that Ibe ,-iee regal party will arrive iu Nelson ou Iln evening of July 20th, anil w ill remain for one day. fl be hove.: the citizens of Nelson to get to- gctlier and make arrangements lo give the party a titling reception. It would be tt gracious act fol' the city council to make His Excellency tho guest of Ibe cily during his stay hero. CANDIDATES REPORTS. H^ELSCUsT EINK TOZN-IGKOITV last nififht but one of * ' ��� ^ 'Till! SURVEYOR'S CHAIN MAC! IT Marry Lindley ComedyC&j THE shortest appearing in Henry J. Byron's most laughable Comedy j Tj{WS<()\'liXKNT'!. Ilil.TL-'' u n��if Rnvc " ~ V/Ul LJt^J'y.Ja | It l�� Hii' lli.sl HlHll>rtl III Hi|iilum.ii,. ��� II It Ilil' ll< ll> I'.l Hull.*.I 1,1 nc ... .... , -n it r i ��� I 1 I " '"'" " a*nH*'U*tl***t K����iHir(l, Harry Lindley as the Butter Man, one of his most laugh- j ��� *��>������,.-. *.,., ��,..,.r,*. nble characters l" '* 'h*' fl>,o* t;���*- ain,iti*,ji tulturtnun nul. ice-in t-nn,. It ii \-,n-.i i4* t- ibt. ii.iii-t.-ij ui ii, i uiiii'.j.'-, ii In llu- Iini) I.Ini' Servliiu lii'iiis ..ii in;> H III 1 :,l*ll* PlMHi Tickets on Hale at The Canada Drug &. Book Co. Spokane Fails A i(Jy\ J\| \ [)]^fj Northern R'y. n a nr JNH Eelson & Fori Sheppard R'y. Red Mountain R'y. The only all rail route without chango of cars between Kelson and Rossland and Spokane and Rossland. RAILWAY and SCO-PACIFIC LINK (Daily Except Sunday) Leave 6-20 a.m. NELSON Arrive 5-35 p.m ���' 12:05 " ROSSL'D " 11:20 " " 8.30 a-m. SPOKANE " 3 10 p-m THROUGH tiik GRANDEST SCENERY IN AMKIUCA IIV DAVLIIllir. Attnieiiv- Tiiiii-i 'itttiiiL' St<n��on cif V:ivi'."iti'in nn lirent [dikes vin Dill ll til in i-iiiini e'i.'ti witli M iiriiir';e..*iil l'.is-.eiu;ei Steamers Nui'tbwunt tii.it Nortblimd. Ver limps, tickets ami rninplot-e in foi mating 11 nn in address Atceiits, It. & S. Uy.. U St li. THE DIRECT and WmL^T*"-^^?*��� IOR SERVICE ROUTE i To all Eastern and European Points. To Pacific Coast and Transpacific Points. To the Rich and active Mining Districts ol Klondike and ihe , .., Yukon. Trow that leaves Nelson dt (3:20 n.m. mikes close cuuiieoHons st fipnkimc fnr ^few Tourist Car Service Illl l'licillc (,'OtlHt PoiutB. Passenjrera for Kettle River nnd Bound- iiry Creek,connect, nl Marcus wiib State Dnily. ATLANTIC Steamship Lin<\s Below will be metal rhe opinions of tho Kooienay candidates before tbe olootiou as wiled in ibe Colonist: Kaslo, July 8, rite Colonist. Victoria. Counylei' my election assured. ,1. L. EETALLACBL From Montreal or Quebeo Heaver Line- Luke Superior June ill I leam:i- Line Gallia Inly li Dominion Line- Van* Oliver Inly 2 Dominion Lino- Scotsman Julyti Allan l.n.(���Oaliforninn JunoSO Allan Line. -Numidlan July 7 From New York Whito siar Lino���Teutonic Juno 21) Whito s'uir Line���Uritahnic July 2 "uuanl Line���Liiicanlu luly 2 Unnrrd Lino Servin lulyfl Allan slate Lino Stato of Nebraska luly 1 Alii a Stato Line- Mongolian July ta Anchor Line���City of Iconic luly 2 Anchor Line -Anchoria .July Cabin, $45.00, g.iti. Jbo, $70 ?80 and upwards. Intormodlalo, stll.iHian-l upwards Steorago. ^."_'..',u ami upwards, Passengers tiokotod through to nil points in tlri-.it Hritaiii or Iri-liinil, nml Ht specially low ralos to all pari*-of the 10uropca.it oontlaunt. Propaid passagesarranged from all point) . Apply to tnm. B. BKER, t'.l'.H. T eke. Agent. Nelson, or to, WILLIAM STIT'l 58H General Agent, C.P.K. OtHoei, Winnipeg. The Doves timl Ravens ontortaininent in aid of the English church Building fund will be held in the Hume hall tonight. A good programme has been prepared, Nelson Oriuigeiiieu in the number of about ae attended divine services in Rossland, July 9, TJt7"rT"PT\T the Presbyterian church on Sunday The Colonist, Victoria. j VV XT .DIN ... Prospects t'er good majority every moment growing brighter, Rossland I n ATAT-T1 T? A QT1 will ttive 100 majority; Trail 00; tho . . ��� UUiiyJ JjiilO 1 Boundary country will bc even. 1 am confident of elccl ion. J. M'KAKE. ovening. Tho church was crowded tn tbe doors ami tm impressive sormon was preaohod by Kev. It. Frew. A sister of the Good Shepherd from Now Westminster, ii. t'.. accompanied by a young lady of the I! v,is in tho city for ibe purpose of raising funds towards the support of the many orphans of the province confidod to their care. The official coitul of tho ballots casl iu tlio election ou Saturday for tho Nelson constituency will bo held today at in o'clock n. in'., bv W. .1. Goepel, returning officer, and tho candidates and their agents bave lieen notified accordingly. Allan Boyno.a miner world ig at tho Reco, near Sandon, got bis leg badly smashed between the knee and ankle en Sunday of last weok. His ease being a bad one. be was brought down nu a stretcher to Sandon and is being attended toby Dr. Young. -WE HAVE Kelson, July 8, Tbe Colonist, Victoria. Expect to win easy with nol le: than IiO majority. A. S. FARWELL. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. A man whose name eould not be ascertained became tired of life yesterday evening anil attempted to commit suicido by jumping off the city wharf into tho lake. The cold water, bow- ever, caused him to change his mind anil be ctilled loudly for help. One of the workmen at Gray's saw mill went to tin* rcscuo and shoved out a polo to the man, who graspod it and was dragged in torrn liriua. He afterwards walked off up town to change bis clothes, satis!i"d that nfter all life with all ils (roubles may he endured in preforeiico to drowning in tin-cold waters ol' the lake. Use a first class lino in travolliiis between Minneapolis, si. I"ml ami L'hlctigo, nml thu principal towns In Cent nil Wisconsin* Pullman Palace Sleeping ami Clialr Cam Sen ice ..... Tho Dining Cars are oporatod in Um inloreit of ils patrons, the most, elugant service over inaugurated. Meals arc served a la ('arte. To obtain llrsl class service your tlckot should ���: THE WISCONSIN * * CENTRAL LINES * i,i7;r;u;'Kat;r1;oims!0,K',r,'lMi,w,,,'^MPL,Tm'. mumm miv. :::', \a, For full informal ion call on yoar nearest ticket iLKcnt, or write .1 \s. A. Clock. or J,\s. ('. Pond, Uonoral Agent, General Pas*. Agent '.UOStark Street, Milwaukee, Wis Portland, Oro. Daily to St. Paul. Daily (except Monday) to Eastern Canadian and U.S. Points. Tickets issued through and Baggage checked to destination. DAILY TRAIN. To Rossland and Main Line points B.40p.m.-Leavo8���NELSON���Arrives-10.30p,in iiiinti'iiiiy Lake���Kuslo Itinili. Stu. Kokankk Except Sunday. Except Sunday. 1 p.m.���Loaves-NBLSON���Arrives���11 h.ui. CalliiiKsit way ports in both dirootions. KAoli-nay Hlver Itoute. Str. Nelson. Mon. Wed, Fri. Mon, Wed. Eri 7 n. m.���Leaves���NKLSON--Arrives--8.30 p. m. Huns to Kuskanook (formorly Armstrong's Lnndlngi calling at way pons and makes close connections at Pilot* Hay with steamer Kokn- nee. ISteamer mny make additional trips provided business oilers, Ti-nliii tw mid li-oiii Slnci'.u < h.v. Sandon nml Sloean Lake rnlnls. (Sundays Excepted) 9 a. in.���Leaves���NELSON���Arrives���2.20 p. in. Ascertain Pbesent Reduced Rates East ami full information by addressing nearest local agent, or GEO. S. IJEEH, City Tieket Agent, Nelson, W. F. ANDEBSON, K. J- COYLE, Trnv. Pass. Agent, Dist. Pass. Audit, Nelson VTancouvcr. Write for Klondike folder and Map. COLUMBIA & WESTERN RY. Schedule a lot ot ('. P. R, CHEQUES. A Koneral circular bas boon issued 1MPKIIIAL MINKRAL CLAIM. Situate in tub Nelson Mining Division of Wist- ICootenav Di.-iku-r. Where Lo- cATKi't At'.iir't' n Miles From wnEitE rotait'iNK Cheek empties into the salmon Hivun, on tiik South stDB ano .uan-i' J a Mile From saih Porcupine Creek. I /" r bv Ibi'C P R 'o in,"'cli.nils, store- ���"PAKE MHIcE lhal I. kenneth L. Hornet. aq f prnmrPQCnQPC1 ',' . i - . n,,. 1 Froo Winer's Ccrllllcuio No, 6307a, acting I I V FAW 11/ N I beeneis nnd dealers aloup; lis hues, fts A ���, ,-,.,, ,._ p. whlieman, ProoMinor? IUU v. I UUI 111 I Li-jLuI Ulgiving n list of buuks which have iiei-ti ileal o No 8lll8.v. Iniunil, sixty days from which no well appointed homo should be without during the warm weather. "Wc have also constantly on hand a full line of . . Plumber's Supplies, Steam Fittings, and Hardware of every description which we are ofifer- ingat very low prices. iirrunced to cash tho coimiuuv s nny- tlie date hereof, to npply to iho MininKlteoord- y '"'<"'-"} "* "'I' -\ . '���; . ,,-. f,���. ,i (toil i lira I e ol' lininoveimiiits, for the masters wnpes cbeques wiuionr. _���rpoHO o( ���i,tnluln(r a Crowu Grant of the clinrge. Pnioticnlly every bttn!; will ! Like then,; and tlie circular siiys: i "Morchniits tun! others can safoly accept tbese cheques from employes on the sante terins tis Ibe banks, and ii i hoped that those doing business alont I the liiie will aid tho company in fucil i hating the uogotiations of these ebeiiut s. without charge. " CHEAP PROPERTY 'Soil i-ALV,. ahnvo (.'lain And furili'i' lake nol ice Hint action, under Section H7, lunvt be conimeuced boforo tho issuance ef such Cerllllcnteof Improveinonts, KENNETH L. HUPiNKT', Hated -! ��� >-^ -_Mili dayc'Viy. I8IIII WESTBOUND P.M. P.M. P.M. No. a yo. s No. l KASTHOL'ND P.M. P.M. P.M. No. 2 No. 4 N'o. Notice of Application for Liquor License. 'p.\Ki; is'OTICK lhal we. w. ll. Graham | A nnd.I. II. McMlillUS, will apiily lo the Three lots, corner Ward and Hous- Gold ��� .oinm.>sloiioi-ol!:\Vesl Ko'ilenuy, 11. O, , ,, ,. , * i in* v i u\ *��� alter oile. tor a lloctiku lo sell toll streets. A small tour-roomed i^^. hyrotniUI ourhotnl, located at Brook- bouse. Lois planted with potatoes. A ],n, in lite West ICooieniiy district. ���neei'il lni""in 150 ! w* --*��� "ItAlIAM. special uiugum. , h, m0manuh. i Dated al N'olson, it ('., this 30lb day of Juno, ISIS. 8:15 !):00.. HOBSON... RtlHl 8:30 51)0 2:011 10:00... TRAIL.... 7:00 12:'>5 1:1,0 3:15 11:15.ROSSLAND.0:00 12:00 ni. No's. 1 and 2 connect, with C, P. H. main ltno steamers, and trains to and from Nelson at Itobson. No's, 3 and 4 arc local trains hetween Trail and Hossland. No's, 5 nnd II are local trains hetween Trail nnd Hobsnn. No. II connects with train No. from Hossland. All trains daily. ].' I>. GUTICLIt.'S, Gen. Supt. KASLO & SLOCAN RAILWAY TIME CARD NO. I Going Wkst. Dally Ooino Kabt. Leave 8.0(1 a. m. Kaslo Arrive 11.50 p.m. 8.86 a. in. South Fork " 8.1Sp.m. " 0.80b. in. Sproulo's " Sl.l-Sp.in. ti.51 a, in. Whitewater " 3.00 p.m, " lo.n.'la. in. Hear Lake " 1.48p.m. " 10.18tt, m, McC.uiuan " 1.33pir, " ni.iisa. iu. Cody Junction " 1.12 pan. Are. 10.50 a. in. Sandon Leave 1.00 p.m. CODY LINK. Leave 11:00a. m. Surdon Arrive 11:15a.m. Arrive 11:20 " Cody Leave 11:25 " HOHT. IKVINO, OKO. K. COPELAND, ���21141 (J. F. & P. A Superintendent. THE NELSON^-**. POR RENT. Furnished cottage to ront��� Airy - SToTeiy Shed!" m"r "^ I Nofee of Application for Liquor License. """'Scavengering Co. r ,:. MXllS, Ci'imrul '..u-ui. HtMiknn.-. M'hhIi. r. i. wiin-ii'l', ��:. i*. t* i. i., I I'HIll, lllll. Iiiteimitioaai Snvigniinn i Trndirg Cunipnny. t.IMITI.I) Summer Card. Rffi etivo .1 ime20, 1SIIS. Subject lo chut ge without nol ice. South b'nd. S. s. Eiid-i-iinlloiial. North h'nd. Rend down Head up Train Lvs I no p.m. Sandiin lc.5iu.in. Train Ar " Ar :i 4.', " Kaslo hnd " " Lv Hont Lvs. 3.30 a.in. Kuslo .-.:.o p.m. BoatAr " 1.30 " Ainsworlh 7.3(1 ' " 5 011 " I'ilm llnj 11.15 " 5 till " Hnlfoiir 0.10 " Ar 11.10 " 5 Mile Pt. 5.25 " " 7.15 " Nelson 1.15 " " Lv Train " 111.Ofl p.m. N't hport 1.55 " Train " " " 11.20 " Hossland 12.05 a.in. " " " :i.;o " Spokane S.iiu Sandon-Kaslo train daily. Hoat aud Spokane train daily except Sundny, S. tt. Allien a. Train Lvs 1.00 p.m. Sanilon 10.50 a.m. Train Ar '��� Ar 3.15 " Kaslo H.tX) '��� " Lv Honl Lvs 5.00 " Kaslo l.nn " Hoat Ar ������ 11.20 "Aiiiswo--th U.io p.m. " " 7.00 " Pilot Hay 11.1*0 '��� " " ������ 111.00 " Kiiskon'k S.on " " " " 12.00 m. Gon IUv��rO.00 1.00 a.m. Honiidurv5.n0 " " " "Ar 8.1,0 " B'rs Kerry 2.00 " " I,v TrainLv 11.40 " B'rs Ferry 1.15 " Train A r " Ar 2.45 p.m. Spokane 7..50 n.m. " Lv Sandon-Kaslo train daily. Hoat leaves Kuslo for nbovo points Tuesdays and Satnt'days. Returning on Wednesdays und Sundays. Special lioiili-iiny l.e.lie Service. CoinmeneiiiK20 June, 1S!(8. On Monday, Thursday and Friday S. s Alberta will leavo Kaslo 5 p.m., for Ainsworth Pilot Hay and Nelson. Leaving Nelson 8 a.m., Tuesday, Friday and Saturday for Pilot Hay, Ainsworth and Kaslo, calling at all way points. (All limes are subject tu change without notico) Jleals and berths not included. Passengers on S. S. Internatioiiali^ri Nel son, Spokane, ile., t *r points ntdBy.,:"]*.*:* Lake south of l'ilm Hi ... will **i*nMt tlmt, point with thoS.R. Allnrtn. ^^^���, PasHen^ors for Nelson via S. S. Alhcrtft. from polntssouthof Pilol Hay, can, by arrangement with purser, have stop-over nt Pilot Buy or Ainsworth, or connect with S. S. tntcrnntionol at Kaslo. The company's steamers connect Kooienay Lako and Slocan points with nil points in the I'nited Stntes und Canada; hy way of Spokane and Kootenay Rlvor. Tickets sold aud bnggago cheeked to all points by purs rs on steamers or at our otllce. G. ALEXANDER. Onn.Mgr. P. 0. Box 125, Kaslo, ll.C. ���*���*��� *t)-**-*++++++++*.+++*.<*.+++t-t I WHAT | DO X YOU ! WANT X For One Cent a Word? t on can (ind n Lit i yer for " Any ^ 41 a**]fieri iilvrrllMcuiriilH. ! v 7 Old ThillK " il ymi ailvei'tisi i i ��� All ail\*erti-cniei'ts in this column arc T T I cent n worn li Insertion, No ml- J ��� viu-ii.-*eincui I alien for less than 26 cents, i X X ��� ��������� S-I--X ������������������������������������ '���-,' ��������� ��� FOR SALE Old papers at Tn & MINER oflice. 25 oents por hundred. MISCELLANEOUS THOEPB & CO., LTD. Take nol ice that I, August Jackson, will np- pH-totlic Gold Commissioner of West Koole- .. ... tt ,- ,1.1 i .. .r, !.,!.. 1',,.. . Ii.,..,,.��� Tlnnrlmn'nn Hfl T R. HARRISON, BAEKISTKH, NO- miy ll.C.. thirty daysafter date, for a licen-e Ut MLllPlB Ull,, L- tary Puhlie, Sloean City. 454 tose.l "^^'^^^���^y.S | Box a3�� Vnnpnnvpr &r Npknn 1-! f! hi/T L. gkimmett,ll.b., BAitRtSTEii, VdUUUUVBI Ut lM-UibUil, JJ. U. j^Ht solicitor, Nolury Public, Lie*. Sender. Kootenny district. AUGUST JACKSON. Do all kinds of Scavanger Work, Chimney Sweeping und anything to earn an honest dollar. GEO. HOLBROOK. Manager. All orders promptly attended to (dm li. 0. (4!U) .Inno 1898 Dated.at Neiso,,, it. c, this zoth ^ ���g| Leave orders at M. DesBrisay's. FOUND.���A small key, National Cash Keu'i"- ter. Apply "Minor" ollice. MUSIC LKSSONS. - On piano orKitn or Kititi.r. by Mrs. W, ,1. AstU-v, Hobson street, two doors west of Stanley. I'. (). Hox 18(1. WANTED Any kind of employment by yolinv inarricd mail, '.'ll, well educated. Apply II. II. thisoilue. Subscribe for The Miner One Year - - - $10.00 Half Year - - - $5.00 One riontli - $1.00 ��,,**,-���.__BY VAIL OR CARRIER mt, THE MINER, TUESDAY, JULY u x8g3. '��� *��� NOTICE 01'' PARTNERSHIP, lOlllilS , ...'.o'/LV,, ' Wo Imve tliis dnv entered into port- 1.200-000 ! uerahip t0 cuny 01; the bn8iuejjS Q\ tlu. Miners' Livery Stables ou Staillev IhppA hi Standard, Bodio and Jupiter���Tl UUlJl.ll.lii SiuirJ i" tlm Falls View Gol Silver Mining Oo, 15 anil 1,21 FULL BJSTUBM GIVE :THE OEtOBT- \3^~��t'" ""^ '�� *' * I ""K"op��dte'the Royal toUaL��� irnnii �� HATnmTvnr Sbandnn���.Stephen Hockins to Jobn ?'.!?��� JSiSFPl!^ ��5ft*J -Mi TION A MAJORITY OP FOUR* epbi I.. Vanstone. *.,. S250. JAS. KELLY. Nelson, B. 0., July 8, 1898. McelloiiK In 1'hsmIiii- Have nol yet Tnli.'ii IMni'i'. ���Tini I'nlilni'l .lllnlslci's Among llie llrfeuteil.���The UppoKiiluii liave ';n Members in llie Tnrnriltti in NOTiCE TO CONTRACTORS Fenlc-d tenders will be received up ., _ _ ,, , _. Iio July. 30, 3808, addressed to the Gold Vancouver, B. 0,, July lb���The'Commissioner, Nelson, for the con- Turner government ia defeated. The slructiou of a wagon road. figures stand thus: Opposition,' ��d\ Section 1���Erio to Oraigtown. , *, ,,. A ntarkt'il ohequo amounting to 10 members re nrm i! : govcruaient, li. ,.���,, ,,���., ���r ,i, I A,, . , per cent of Ibe amount el. Iho tender Cassiar lias two moutbor-i yet to be n, ticconipiiuy eaeb tender, othorwisu elected, wbicb makes tho total of 118 ������ will nol be received, members. It is thought that Cassiar Specifications at the Uotorimionl ��� I, ii . i biiigincei s ollice, Nelson, nnd al tbe Will glVC tbe Opposition ttt b'ast nite |,n,^. (){-(i(1(, g,,:^ member. Cariboo bas still lobe.de- The lowest'or'any tender not necos- finitely beard from but though the lin.il snrily accepted. returns for tbat riding aro nol vet in. ' O. G. DENNIS. it is conceded tbat ibe two members (,'nld Commissioner. .Section 2���Craigtown to Relief Mine, will be oppositionists, bhould Cariboo lenders to bn addressed In I!. K. Neil, return one member for eti'-lt side it Nelson, or at office of Finch & Camp- would still leaver.) t-o 17, A major- j bell> Spokane, Wash. ity of two for tho opposition and if ��� 7 , I C3ITI.3P3S he two Cassiar seats wont in favor of > cl the Turner government it would make < T^E'V'^^^' 19 each. Tbis oould nol b insiderod �� J a tie as wben the thst want .of eon- > fidence vote is token (he government A X\r*x\\\"tt Coil- would bave its own speaker in the J I'/11 I y r/lli chair and so would be defeated 1 y IS 'll,1!lJ * **11 Cigarettes Ick fe Wil are receiving' Seasonable Goods for the best trade of Nelson in the lines oi GROCERIES, TEAS ���* COFFEE The quality is the best ami prices right. As always, onr stock ol CROCKERY and GLASSWARE is full and being added to as needed. Kirkpatrickand Wilson, -BAKHR ST^T '������-.$$����������� lil votes to LS, so that in anv ease there is an absolute certainty that the Turner government bas seen its last days. Below is given the result in each constituency : Govern, Opposi. Wall Paper, Sporting Goods �� Hammocks, �� Kodaks, Photographic Supplies, �����������������������>������������ Thomson Stationery Co. LIMITED (&2H IN-ELLSOIST Ymmmvm?7wmtmTmnTVTTv? SEE TTTTTT for Nobbiest and best ancl Save KASH. IP. O. STOEB. Alberni. ill I W. S. Kimball & Oo. .Rochester, J!. Y, 17 First Prize Medals, Cariboo Kinchant Ooriboo Helgoson Comox Dunsmuir Cowiehiin Robertson Esquimalt Pooley Esquimau...' Bnllen East Kootenay��� North Riding.. .Neilson Q|ivvw^WWWVWVW>MWWi South Riding Baillie! WS^y~::::::::::::::Sq KOOTENAY LAKE Rossland Martin Slocan Green I C * ">\*' HJI I ���tallooet East ... Prentice | -������*���* i niuu, Lillooet Wes! Siuitb '��� Kanaimo Oity MoKpcIuko i Nelson Office and Yard Nanaimo North. . . Bryden Nanaimo Sod th Smith New Wesl minster. Henderson Victoria Oity Turner Victoria City.. .Helmcken Builders are invited to inspect my CLOSING- OUT SALE HILLINERY AT COST. For the next Thirty Dnys . . . Also . . . Flowers and Hair Goods. Are Saving Money every clay on iheir 1 [ardware Bills by allowing' ns lo figrire with them. 535s FOOT OF HENDRYX STREET. Victoria City Hall Viotoria Oity.. .McPhillips Victoria North Booth Viotoria South Eberts Vancouver Martin Vancouver Cotton Vancouver Macpherson Vanoouver Tisdale Westminster��� Chilliwack Munroe 'Delta Fcnter ftpwdncv McBride Rich mond ... Kid.l Yale West Semlin Yale North Deane Yale East Ellison stock of Rough and Dressed Lumber, Shingles, Laths, Doors, Sash; Mouldings Turned Stock, &c. All Stook First Class Pry Material ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. G. O. Pitchmijaij ��� AllNINU fPANSFERS. Room (I, Tui'iiei'-Boeckh block. I i I l.inee Baker t-trei't. Open From S ii, in. to 1.11*1 p. in. s ..AND.. Get Our Prices 7&LA -rffi*.*.''* "otK-*- Minstrel Entertainment -IN- Where no consi it-ration is nainod In transfers iim iioiulnui m-iin nf SI li* to bo understood. On and after Monday, April i ith, 1898, Meals will be served at , ��- *' 25 CENTS Flo'ence Fraction���P, W. George to O. Shorbart. '.,. La Plata���O. Sherbart to P. W. ' ty. Goorgo, fi-i,. iiinielallie, King Solomon. Flos tie It., and Wild West���H. A. MoClure to E. J. Over. Colling wood���J. O. Huff lo 0. Whit- tier. \��. (table 'feubrook���W. 0. Ross to Jo.jo- phino Lord, 1 ���(!, Luiunrs. Jubilee, Josmond and Fair- monut���Sherman Buxtur to T. V. Bell. E. J CU<52AK PrOtl < ,,, 1 ; .,..1.1..' Salmon Maraud Ida���John Liuablad to John I',. bwedbrrg, ',. Half Eaglo���Josh Coilins to Stella Hartley. '.,. Rover, Gussie Plata,York Ruby, Af- ,, ,,.,..-,,.,.,,.,.,, , , , ,,, , , 1 . j 1 ,,- ,,- ,; ������ , 'I'AKICNOIII I', llmi ��-i',,Iii!iii lllninlii'i-if nml riea and independence���W. W. ( arlislc j rt|Vl.rl 1 .,,1,1 ��in ���,,,,iy t��� thoGnhl Com- to Eleanor 1). Ciirterret, . % . mliwlonori f W Knoimmj, It. (;., thtnycla>n , 0, iif'i 1*iliite. I11* HociisH in sell liquor hy reinil juit" -���<��� ni mir hnicl. locnl oil ni llronkljn, III Ibo MV-i, Westlanil. (iuinea Fraction���We.stly l-Conti nny dl-t'cl. Hloisl.it'. E. Desrosiers, '... -""IN !��) UMHRRO at The Cui r Sliin'cy nttrl Silica Streets. General Rales, $[.CO PCI' Day SCHOONER OE BEER in Cents. ON Tuesday, July 12th at 8:15 p. m- Admission 50 Cents Come nnd havo a good Laugh Estimates Cheerfully Given IE CARS, T RAILS and aii MINE SUPPLIES. 2sic��� Hardware Civil Rngineers, Provincial Land Surveyors, Re*-*! i .*it te and (ienerai Agents, Fire and ...Insurance A;?en<s, Notaries Public, l-'tc... FOX SALE ...,v..,v. Unfiier Lul on Vernon S;,, with Building. 12 Lots in lllock Ml'- Cheap, S. I., is Cor. Josephine and Robson, FOR RENT _>��vw.wvvv*AMk 2 Lots and Dwelling near Cor .Stanley St, on Observatory St., $12 per month. Dwelling on Silica Nt., near Cedar St", $2!l per nioiilb, House nnd 2 Lots, llouslon St., $15 mouth. Call and soo our full list of property for sale in "Hume" and "A" Additions Ton Lots in "Hume" Addition at a Bargain. Gamble & O'Reilly, Agents. Baker Street, NELSON, B. C. t\|iplii!i',tioii For Liquor License For the benefit of thc ENGLISH CHURCH BUILDING FUND. NOTICE .It'llILKIC MINKRAL CLAIM. & BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLDFIELDS, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE, LONDON", ENGLAND. All Communications relating to British Columhia business to be addressed to P. O. Drawer 505, Nelson, B.C. J. Roderick Robertson, , Genera] Manager I ��..,������������ ^,^mr .-^ ^ S. S. Fowler, E. M., " NELSON, B. C, Minim engineer "1 ,, .,-, , .. ..Il.\ i:i!'l' ll.\lll, ! l-'I'I'l'.ITI.' IN TIIK Xl'.l.SON XIlXINII DIVISION OI Mollio Jnhnstou-S. ll. McColl lo U, ,,������.,, ���, Nl.:. .,. a, thlKSStnl tb'y ���f .intic Vi. Blloy, '.,. ' !S:i. 1122 Application Fur L'i|irir License. Lost Mine-A. ('. Fluuiorfell to (leu, McFarltind. Oubll���Alloi'l Pipor to John II. Pool ''"k'i'omi'iVic TTen-e (l-ntl to lo-it V ' 1'A '<'': N"'*'l*'l-'. Umi u". MuNoll & Hector. KioniiiKi���iitn.\ (i.iui io .io.,!].., | wi|| npj.iy in |||0 (3���i,| Comiiil-mloinii'of LaUg. \\'e��l Kiillli miv II. ('.. ihil'iy llnyx llftlir (lllll!, Juno 80- fiii- ;i lie. i.-c to -*i.*ll llqitiir li> leiitil ft our lioiel T .. i t - .. i I lni-itlc'1 "i Hi'iielih ii, iitMioritc Dccf 1'iii-k, in the \\ llliuni ,T. Biyan and J. J.���balmon We.-t Kootonay dlBtrlct, River Consolidated Mining t'o. to MrVKIb-SIIKOTOI1 Oliver B Jones nntodnt .Noiroii, II. C, lliu 2uth day of Juno lona Fraction���Andrew Burgess to | John B. Prne, }.2. ~ ~J" (Jladstono���Oaspor Muth to A. Chis- i'iOTIOb., holm, 022 W'KST ICi.n'IKXAY DlSTBICT.���WllBUB l.i ia'i'ki.: Atnii T'two Mimss South Kast ov Vmiii, on TinsNoimi siue on1 Poncu- l'INI-1 Clttaac ANN ABOUT J A MiLEFROM IT. : : ,\i;i: NO'I UK tlm! t, W. J. Kelson, Froo | I Mlhvr'rt ('i I'll Iini I o No. 0701A. intend, >'\ly dnj'H In in (inlc lii.'ict.f. 10 apply lo llu: MiiiitiK Heeorilor fern Oi't'tillciile of Improvements fur iln-pnn e-e of obtaining a Crown Grant of I lie uliove claim. And further lako notice Hint notion, under Section :i7, must bo commenced before tho Issuance of such coitlllcnle of Improvemonls. VV, J, NELSON Dated 'hi*-*'.,.'"'' dnv r.f Mny imis. GENERAL BROKER. Houses to l'i'iil lit 815, ?-���'. SHO, ,-iitil i INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE', 1 . MONEY TO LOAN, GOOD BUYS: A two lot corner close in SG25. A (list-class Stcnogrnnhor, Type- A li roomed House, good garden, writer uud Accountant always on $2000, Also oi bets. hand, GENTS a) CLOTHING j ARCH BOLD & PEARSON Repaired, Altorod, Cleaned, Pressed' lAIMM. MPIME., M Min. Assoo. Cornwall I iuul llycd hy tho Nicw TkocKss al Koasonable l'riecs, MINING ENGINEERS AND ASSAYERS STEVENS, The Tailou. r^~=^ Room 0, IIii.i.vki: lli.t;., NELSON. 1'. S.���Ladies "Wool Dross Goods Sponged Opposito Phair Hotol, NELSON. B.C. P. O. BOX 583. Extended experience in Chile and German before Making Up. Notice of Applicalioo for Liquor License. Spotted Horsi���A. L, Bradloy to J. The unroglstorodpartnership borotoforo ox- t Vi.Mnllmi i I Utinic llel ween J. A. Turner of Nelson. H. (',, ,1. juoxtiuueu, ;1. moreli'iiii ntel \V. J.MncdonaldofWhltowater, r J'xilV 4��� ill* C" moi'chinit, (loiny liusincss us Goneral liess'e Fraction���Alfred Kelson to A'Tohnnis in V\ hllowiiter, li. 0��� under tho :' ' , 9.t.*ut llrm luimiiiil \\. .1. .VlticiloiialdS.' On, has this ���John Bi'i't-'iiuiu, Charles \Y. Anderson (i���v |,L.,.��� ,nH*iv��l hy mutunl consent, nil and J. 1J Swfdberg, llabllltlns sgnlinlIho said firm of W. ,1. Jlnc-1 rji.iki, .nuihi', man i, aihx n. iviouonaiu. ,,,,i,i tal nn rl W (', I-'oiTcsli ���-.��� -mil ilcniilil & Ce.. will hi-1 nid liy W. J. Mneiloniilil, ; 1 will apply lo tliu (lolil Commissioner of com iM.iuii i*. y. ii" *"' nnd nil debts owlna to tho said Ann uro to be Wont Kootenny, B. C thirty days nf tor date, Walter ASKew tOU. arnoia, ���',,. pnid to him. fnr a llconso to seh lkjuor by retail nt my hotel, Prince of Walles t.'-!l and Bessie M '., Holed at Nelson, It. C, llils 1st day of July, locaied nt Hrooltlyn, opposite Door Park ln the t >l (j���il-niii nnd W (' Pnrrpitnr ^'.K i West Kootenay diUrJau ,,- fr JNO. A. TURNER. AI.KX A. MoUONALD. to Waller Askew. \V. J. MACDONALD I Dated at Nelson, B. 0��� this ltth day of June, standard���John Gloyn to Thomas WitneBs:-W, A.Jowott. 927 1888, mi W. A. JOWETT Mining & real estate broker South Africa, Assays and analysis of ore*. Roports anil valuations on mineral properties - | Underground survoying and mine plans kept iil> by contract. INSURANCE nm! <'0.ll.1lissit>\ ,��<;��.>T. VICTORIA ST., ^IIMES EXAM3NED AND RKPORTED ON BV F. M. GHADBOURN Twonty yout-fi' oxporionco ir. mining, Thorough knowlpdga of mined of Drillsh" \' ''���'i. ' ''"'J11 B C Coluwblti. Teviii-s RBUhoimble, ��M 'I 718 NELSON, B. C.
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