@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "fa9a33d9-7cfa-4d08-8c3b-c66a26771ee0"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:alternative "[The Phoenix Pioneer]"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf "BC Historical Newspapers"@en ; dcterms:issued "2011-08-26"@en, "1904-11-05"@en ; dcterms:description "Devoted to the interests of the Boundary Mining District. The Phoenix Pioneer was published in Phoenix, in the Kootenay Boundary region of southern British Columbia, and ran from April 1898 to May 1916. The Pioneer was published by the Pioneer Publishing Company, which was managed by W. B. Wilcox (from 1899-1908) and Thomas Alfred Love (from 1908-1911). On August 12th, 1910, the headquarters of the Pioneer burned down, together with a large portion of the town of Phoenix itself, and the paper consequently suffered serious financial difficulties. On April 11th, 1911, the Pioneer was sold to Gilbert Kay, who published and edited the paper until May 1916. The paper was published under a variant title, the Phoenix Pioneer and Boundary Mining Journal, both from 1903-1910 and from 1911-1912."@en, ""@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/xphoenix/items/1.0186296/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note " ?.* Ftp. .*$ Boundary Mines Produced $10,000,000 in value within four yc^^W^JT^^ went K)UNDAi# %NING JOURNAL Devoted to the Interests of the. Boundary Mining: District. ��� tonecr Phoenix is the Cental and Leading Mining Camp of Boundary* PHOENIX, BRITfs&VoLUMBIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1904. No. 52 Stopped *��& To Think It Over? That our system of retailing brings the sources of production close to the consumers and eliminates the in-between profits. We now offer to sell our leading 'ej ��� sterling Brand a 75c value, for 50c per lb. We have for years been trying to purchase a tea that woujd give satisfaction to the majority of our customers. Y At last we have discovered it, and in order to be able to retail it at the popular price of 50c per lb. We have purchased 50 chests, with 60 lbs to the chest, making 3,000 \"lbs. STERLING TEA is an''; Indian tea which has positive and outstanding merits ���strength which means economy, and -flavor which means favor. Try it. Remember a 75c Tea for 50c. MR. BURRELL'S BIG MEETING He Explains the Issues to the Electors. MR. klKtt SPOKE FOR SOCIALISTS Opened bv Eraett Miller of arand Forki-No, Ooe to Repreicii tbe Liberals���Siltct*l�� Addresn by tbe Candidate. :i i> The Hunter-itendrich Co., Ltd. PIIORNIX. GREKNWOOI'. GRAND FORKS. ^uimiiA ���%M �����������������.- AND f*n##i We are unloading this week a car each of Hay and Oats and from now on we will carry a full stock of these lines as well as In keeping with the policy of tins store these goods will be sold at the lowest price consistent with quality. Have You Got That Stove Yet? If not let us figure with you. We put all Stoves up Free of Charge. Rememkr Our Grocery Dept IS 'I HE PLACE FOR QUALITY. Wednesday evening the first'political meeting held here-, since the election was announced, took place at Miner's Uuion ball, the electors turning out in large force for the' occasion. The meeting was called by the Conservatives, to give the voters a chance to hear their candidate, Martin .Burrell, of Grand Forks, and it is probably the only opportunity Mr. Burrell will have before November 22 to appear here, so great is the demand on his time and so many are the[ places to be covered in this large constituency. G. W. Rumberger was chairman of the meeting, and annoqneed the first, speaker, Ernest Milller, of Grand Forks, with a.few preliijiinary remarks. Mr. Miller spoke for1; half an- hour from the Conservative;standpoint, and showed where the-Liberals had failed to keep their promises to the people in the years that they had been in power at Ottawa. He regretted that Smith Curtis, who spoke for the Liberals the night before, in Grand, Forks, was not present; although invited. It surprised him, that Mr. Curtis, who had always been such a champion of the labor cause, was now doing all he could to get Duncan Ross, a Liberal, into office at Ottawa. Mr. Miller also touched on the Grand Trunk Pacific contract, hut left details to the candi- aaterwtiowoutaspeaK-iater.-���������*'' '-'-z -- R. B. Kerr'. Remark*. R. IJ. Kerr the well known Phoenix Socialist, was the next speaker, and when he arose received an enthusiastic reception. Mr. Kerr did not understand why the candidate did not speak first, and thus give him (Mr. Kerr) a chance to reply. However, he would tell some of the things that Socialists had done in the pst. He took up the argument that it was useless to vote for a Socialist because only one could be elected occasionally, and a few in the local or Dominion houses would, therefore, be able to do little or nothing for the cause. He cited several, cases at Vic-, toria, where two Socialists had been able to secure the passage of legislation that was of distinct benefit to the laboring classes of this province, it being known that the two Socialists, Mr. Hawthornthwaite and Parker Williams, practically held the balance of power between the Conservatives and the Liberals. . > ��� Mr. Kerr also went on to say that the fact of Mr. Miller's telling' what terrible fellows tbe Liberals were, was of no consequence, because it was merely a case of the pot calling the kettle black. He thought new old party was just as bad as the other, and while he did not expect the Socialists to win' at this election, as the Liberals would undoubtedly get a rousing majority, tlie Socialists would win sometime, and not so many years away either. He did not believe in the transcontinental railway pljins of either Sir Wilfrid Laurier or Mr.-Borden, for he did not see how the working men would benefit particularly in either event. Freij-hts might be a little lower, and living a trifle cheaper, but the laboring man would not reap the benefit, and his wages would not be raised. Mr. Kerr quoted statistics to prove that in the eight years of Liberal rule, from 1896 to 1904, the cost of living in the United States arid Canada had actually increased from $77 per capita to $99. Candidate Burrell Speaks. Martin Burrell, Conservative candidate for Yale-Cariboo, then took the floor, and spoke steadily for an hour, rapidly and interestingly, and covered a great amount of ground in his remarks. He paid a compliment to Mr. Kerr's address in opening, and said that he did not pretend to defend the mistakes of any party, as he knew they all made some mistakes, even the Socialists. He-did riot believe that the ,Conservatives jvpre as .black as they were painted, but\", he .did believe tnat they had the trtpst practical and business like platform'now before the people. ���-./.-- The candidate rapidly outlined the details of .the Grand Trunk Pacific con tract, showing bow the officers of (hat company themselves-had told their own shareholders thaMt was a splendid bargain for them, for the simple reason that the company would only be liable for about one-tenth of;the cost of the line,, andihe people of; Canada would finance the balance. .Y.He\" lucidly explained that the u-unpro'i table part to operate, the eastern section, was to be built by the pebplej while*the profitable western end was to be built by the company with the credit of the people of Canada. Mr. Burrell also stated that at the end of the proposed 50 year lease the company could give up the line if it wished, but retain all the feeders and branches themselves, -together with terminals, etc., thus leaving the line at the mercy of other lines, beginning nowhere, ending nowhere, and having no terminal facilities, Referring to, befter terms, Mr. Burrell said that the people ybf British Columbia are now paying Iqto the Dominion treasury $3 pet head for every dollar*-paid by the residents of the eastern provinces, and ihat all efforts so far to get the Liberal government to readjust matters had' been fruitless, although when this election was on, some promises had been made About two millions per-year are now being paid by this province to the Dominion more than is received by the province from the Dominion. ' Mr. Burrell closed by saying that he stood before them as arfarmer, one interested in the country,and asked their suffrages on the platform he had outlined���government ownership of the new railway when built,' better terms for this province, etc.:' - HEART WAS\" CUT IN TWO DECEMBER 1st IS THE DATE Boundary Mining Notes For Blowing in Second Furnace at Boundary Falls. AT MONTREAL AND BOSTON SMELTEK All Arraarea-eali For Deubllai Ore Sblaraeau Will The* be Conpleter-Smelter Rib H11 Beea Moit S-tccetilal. and Yards. VICTIM OF A BUSTING ACCIDtNT Salratore Doraailco, Foremaa ��� for Johatoa & Brandt, Sab-Contractors ae V.V. & E., Successfully Set Olf a .Hissed Charge. Last Monday Constable Darraugh brought details of. a terrible accident that took place in. Summit camp, on the constrnction of the Great Northern railway branch to Phoenix, that morn ing, in which one man lost his life. It was the old, old story of an un- exploded blast, with the sickening details that so often accompany such events, the victim being a foreman for Johnson & Brandit, sub-contractors. Salvatdre Domanico, the man in question, arose about midnight Sunday and proceeded to a point half a mile from the camp where a number of charges had been fired on the grade the night before, but where it was well known one blast had failed to explode. His idea was to set off that blast before the regular crew vent to work, and to remain there until the men came, to save going back to camp, and gave instructions to have his breakfast brought to him. This was the last seen of him alive. Exactly how the accident happened no one knows, as there were no wit nesses to the fatality. The explosion, .which must have taken place when Domanico was working at the charge, mutilated his body horribly, the trunk being thrown a thousand yards distant, his legs and arms being broken in several places or severed entirely, and his heart being found cut in two. His scalp was found in his hat some distance away. On communicating with Dr. G. M. Foster, corner, of Greenwood, it was decided that no inquest was necessary under the circumstances, and the remains of the unfortunate man were gathered together, and shipped to Grand Forks for burial. Domanico, like many Italians, had taken an English name and was known as Sammy Ross. He had been railroading for years, having been with Johnson & Brandit for six or seven years, and had been on this contract for two or three months. He leaves a widow and child in Italy to mourn his loss. It is now definitely announced that the second furnace of the Montreal & Boston's smelter at Boundary Falls wilPbe blown in on the ist.of December. By that time the arrangements fot doubling the shipments, from the company's mines in this camp will have been fully completed, so that 600 or 700 tons of, ore : can be sent out daily with the greatest of ease. The Rawhide mine alone, adjoining the Snowshoe, will be able to maintain the 300 ton daily rate, or even more if needed, while the Brooklyn, Stem- winder and Athelstan can increase the shipments readjly if desired. , Development work at all the mines of the company is going on in most satisfactory shape, larger ore bodies being opened up, and the capacity for shipments can be greatly increased whenever it shall shall be deemed wise to increase the same.,, . While the officials will, at this time, say nothing of the matter for publication, it is becoming well known that the operations of the one furnace at the company's smelter thus far have been exceedingly gratifying to the management in a financial way, and are thus verifying the predictions made for this consolidation months ago, when it was in the process of formation. This will be pleasant news to every one- interested in the. success of mining and smelting in the Boundary. FROM THE LOCAL DUMP. No city council meeting this week. 1NO -quoruiir;-���-\" ; * ��� :- The Phoenix Pioneer to January 1, 1906, for two dollars. Manager Graves, of the Granby Co., is expected in camp next week. Fra Diavolo and La Mascotte Monday and Tuesday, Miners' Union hall Sydney M. Johnson, city engineer of Greenwood, was in the city Thursday. Mayor George R. Naden, of Green wood, was a caller in Phoenix Tuesday. Chicken dinner at the Metropolitan Cafe, Summit Hotel, Sunday, from 5 to 8 p. m. Senator Templeman and Smith Curtis will speak at the Duncan Ross meeting here next Friday night. Chief Engineer Kennedy, of the V. V. & E., made his weekly visit to this end of the construction last Monday. *7^ , \" '; '- J. G. Whiiacre, Nelson agent for Mason & Risch pianos, was in the city Tuesday, on one of his periodical trips. '-'... Mrs.Sarah Tuftsjast week bought Ihe property on Dominion avenue, adjoining the three story Delahay block, from Bob Snell. This issue of the Pioneer will complete its fifth year, 262 numbers hav- been printed of Boundary's leading ex citement up to date. Tax payers paid in quite a lot of money to the city treasury early this week, to take advantage of the rebate granted up to November ist. \"Hedges and Walls,\"and \"Privileges involve Duties\" will be the topics in the Presbyterian church tomorrow. An anthem by the choir. Geo. E. Breakenridge started for Tucson, Arizona, Thursday, where he expects to spend the winter with his brother, an official of the Santa Fe. He was accompanied by his grand daughter, Irene. Wm. Cranston, of Nelson, in charge of the British Columbia and Alberta theatrical circuit, spent last Sunday in the city. Since Mr. Cranston began booking shows for this section, the plays average up much better. F. W, G. F'itzgerald, secretary and manager of the Canadian Birkbeck Investment and Savings Co., of Toronto, was inspecting the loans of his company in Phoenix Tuesday, accompanied by the local agent, E. H. Mortimer. James McCague, who spent the summer in the northern part of the province, and the last two months at Hedley, returned to Phoenix last Monday. He states that the Nickel Plate town is prosperous and the mine and mill are working steadily, with what are reported to be most satisfactory results to the management. ��� Ore is being taken out from the Silver King to make a car shipment to the smelter. Two cars daily, or 60 tons, are being sent out regularly from the Stem- winder mine in this camp. The First Thought mine, at Orient, and the Mountain Lion, at Republic, are shipping to the Granby smelter. A find of native copper was made at the Athelstan this week, the specimens beinjj of a most handsome character. A new skip has been ordered for the Brooklyn mine. It will handle three tons at a trip, nearly, donble the capacity of the skip at present in use. -,\"���'������ '���'-. ' Bunkhouses to accommodate 50 or 60 men are to be erected at once at the RaMhide mine, from which property shipments are to be started in two or three weeks. Patrick J Dermody, for years foreman at the Granby mines up to July ist last, has accepted a similar position with the Providence Mining Co., and began his duties on November rst. The six men who have the contract for sinking in the Granby mines from the 300 to the 400 foot level, are down 30 feet, and probably will\" have the contract completed in a month. Supt. Hodges states that the six furnaces at the Granby smelter will all be in blast again today, and all but one of them will be connected ...with his new arrangement for electric self charging. Shareholders iri the.Morrison mine, which was to have been taken into the Montreal & Boston Consolidated, are wondering what has been done in the matter, as little or no information is forthcoming. '\"���' At the Lancashire Lass, in Summit camp, according to report, Foreman Cunningham is opening up a magnificent body of iron ore, with good copper values, for the Montreal & Boston Consolidated. A surface tramway 1,400 feet long can be made to connect the mine with the C. P. R. Phoenix branch. A hundred thousand feet of lumber have been ordered for the Rawhide tramway and other improvements, ex- ��eSn^ Bresnahan has stripped the ore body on'this property some 500 feet up the hill, giving an immense tonnage that can be easily and cheaply quarried. The Winnipeg mine is to be put up at auction again soon, to satisfy the judgment labor leins. The lein claims amount to about $4,300, but it is hardly probable that any of them but those for labor will realize. It is now about a year since the property was closed by the bank of Montreal on a note, but which concern will not realize one cent on its belated judgment. LIBERALS WERE THE WINNERS In the General Dominion Elections. WITH A MAJORITY OF OVER 51 Sir Wilfred Laarler waa Eadoraed at tbe Polla With a Sweealv Victory for tbe Grit Coboru. ��� , Muter Mechanic's Bride. Late last week John A.Crawford, master mechanic at the Montreal-& Boston Consolidated mines in this camp, arrived with his bride, who was formerly Miss M. Burrell, of London, lingland. The wedding took place in Trinity church, Montreal, on the 17th of October. The bride and groom have begun housekeeping in the comfortable house built by W. J. Porter on Brooklyn avenue, adjoining his own residence. Mr.Crawford, who is receiving the congratulations of many friends this week, has been a resident of the Boundary for eight years. Latest Prices in Metals. Nkw Yokk���Copper, electrolytic, $l't.- ��2)a@$l:t.87; hike, *13.��'2>'-@ 14.00 Bur Silver, 58% Lead . *4.25 nt |4 45. Thursday's election throughout the Dominion���excepting in the six constituencies in which they were deferred ���proved to be a decided victory for the Liberals, who were sustained by their old majority of between 50 and 60. ' Sir Wilfrid Laurier was thus endorsed for a third term by the popular vote. Mr. Aylesworth. his new minister-was defeated, as was R. L. Borden, the leader of the Conservatives. While the figures are necessarily incomplete, particularly in the west, the following is the latest estimate sent out by the Associated Press for the different provinces, with three constituencies iri British Columbia.to have their polling days on November 22: * ��� - l;Dj Qon. Ontario 37 48 Quebec 54 ��r\" Nova Scotia 18 o' New-Brunswick -....'.. 6 7 Pnnce Edward Island ... r 3' Manitoba 6 4 Northwest Territories.... 6 1 British Columbia 4 o Totals 132 74 LAYING STEEL TO PHOENIX Half the Distance Will Soon Be Completed. The work of- putting' down the rails on the Phoenix branch proper of the Great Northern was resumed last J!tiesda\\;��.the.iron.sau-*dhavin'��-a-cledr| run of .-some 15 mites, tor .which distance the grading has been practically completed. This will be more thaii half the distance between Grand Forks, and Phoenix, and will bring the railhead to the metropolitan precincts of Summit City, or near the Oro Denoro and Emma mines. From this point there will be some delay on account of heavy.rock .cuts, but every effort is being put forth to finish it, and there are now many long stretches ready for the rails. W. P. Tierney came over from Nelson Monday to look after his Rawhide grading contract for the C. P.R., and expects his 50 men to complete it in a few days. The extra gang has already started putting down the steel. Rev. Knox, of Greenwood, will occupy the Methodist pulpit tomorrow. There will be four pieces of music at the Thanksgiving masquerade ball on the evening of November r6th. On account of Hangman Radcliffu having another execution on January 13th, it is expected that the date of execution of Joshua Bell, the Phoenix murderer, sentenced three weeks ago at Greenwood, may be changed by the judge. \"Brown's in Town,\" by Walker's Comedians, filled Miner's Union hall last Monday night.and Brown's troubles with his several wives made an enjoyable farce comedy that kept the house in a roar. This company is expected to vi.it Phoenix attain in the course of six weeks. BOUNDARY ORE TONNAGE. The following table gives the ore shipments of Boundary 1902, lor 1903, and 1904, as reported to the Phoenix Pioneer��� Granby Mines, Phoenix Snowahoe, \" Brooklyn-Stem winder Mother Lode, Deadwood SutiBet, Summit 19,494 Morrison, B. C. Mine, R. Bell, Emilia, \" Senator \" Oro Denoro \" Brey Fogle \" No. 37. Mountain Rose \" Reliance Winnipeg, Wellington. Golden Crown, \" Athelotan-Jaekpot \" KiriKSclomon, W.Copper No. 7 Mine, Central City of Paris, \" ���Jewel, Long Lake Carmi, West Fork Providence, Providence Elkhorn E. 1'. U and Goldfinch Ruby, Boundary Falls M iacellaneous Total, tons Granby Smelter treated, &B. 1900 1901 (54,533 231,762 297 1,731 150 5,340 99,034 .... 802 1902 309,858- 20,800 141.326 7,455 150 14,811 560 8,530 mines lor 1900. for 1901, Tor Past 1903 1904 Week 393.718 456,860 9,600 71,212 9,403 1,710 138,079 154.044 4,032 15.731 273 3,339 19,365 22,937 33,221 i',122 363 2,425 240 15,537 15,026 66 222 364 1,354 132 1,076 2,250 1,200 160 3,230 1,040 '556 875 665 2,000 350 80 3,456 785 625 890 219 325 2,435 5,'fJ46 '3,866 993 661 400 305 167 246 2101 99,730 390,000 507.545 684,461 679 303 18,1421 62,387 230,828 312,340 401,021 494,28L 10,800 12,280 2,160' m I 1 sfcS ''I. 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SHERBROOKE, QUE. Branch Offices aud Warehouses: '������\"\" ROSSLAND, GREENWOOD AND VANCOUVER, B--C-;- plant 1904 NOV. 1904 Sun. Mci. Twta. Wei. Tha. Frl. Sat. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 *3 14 15 16 17 18 '9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 , From now on the Boundary will see more of its three candidates, who have the harness buckled on and are working hard. There will be exactly another ten days of political agony in Yale-Cariboo. Then the wise men will remark, \"I told you so.\" This v/eek the political agony will be over, except in a few constituencies. They will appear in the \"also ran\" class two weeks later. Probably less casaulties have happened on the new Great Northern railway construction to Phoenix, than on any other line of equal cost and length, for years. CAMPAIGN OPINIONS. '\"Big Bill Galliher\" is going to have a hard time to fulfill all his election promises.-���Ymir Herald. Pay ore has been found on the 1 ooo- foot level of the. Ymir mine. Rowland's ore shipments last week were 6,255 tons> or 287,675 tins for the year. ��� ,. A new 200 horse-power engine has been ordered for the St. Eugerie concentrator at Moyie. Over 20 extra men went to work at the Ivanhoe, 'Slocan, last week, making the working force over 100 men. The Reco mine, in the Slocan, has again joined the shipping list. The force at the mine has'been increased; The Payne mine has closed down pending a rearrangement of the company's finances before commencing deep development work. Geo. W. Hughes has completed arrangements with the Payne Company by which he is to have the use of the Payne zinc separator to run through 5,000 tons of Lucky Jim ore. It looks as though the result of the Kootenay election is to be let go of Galliher. ���Sandon Standard. Mr. Ross is a fluent and pleasant speaker, but not by any means a convincing one.���Enderby Edenograph. ., Hurrah for Galliher, he likes to see Timothy Eaton buy lumber for $5.50 a thousand in the State of Washington to build his scab stores in Manitoba.��� Trout Lake Topic. AN OPERA COMPANY COMING. The following candidates for election to the House of Commons are in the field with the approval and endor- sation of the Conservative party. rsle.CiriPO<-.>-IIARTIN BURRELL. Kooteniy-C. H. MACKINTOSH. . Admiral Rojestvensky thought it a good joke to fire on the inoffensive British trawlers in the North Sea, thereby, killing' several men. His excuse that they looked like Japanese torpedo boats���14,000 miles from home���does not meet with a hearty reception. The admiral with the long name is evidently too good a judge of vodka. ���___,._. ���������������- .*r��-ar,~ 000,000 surplus this year. That is $500,00, less than the amount they, have taken. from B.C. in excess of what they have spent on the province. If the electors do their duty at the polls and vote \"Burrell, Borden and Better Terms\" we will get that surplus back.���Kamloops Standard. It l��Hisbly Injurious To use a cheap drastic physic; Safest remedy for constipation and torpid liver is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut which loosens the bowels without griping pains. Use only Dr. Hamil'tonls Pills. Price Minster Cranston Presents Wade's Befgar Prince Opera Company. On a very large guarantee Mr. Cranston has engaged fhe above musical organization for a complete tour of the British Columbia and Alberta The- latrical Circuit. Phoenix is to have two nights. On Monday night, Nov. 7th, Auber's beautiful romantic opera \"Fra Diavolo\" will be presented, and on Tuesday night, Nov. 8th, \"LaMascott\"or\"The Beggar Prince.\" Mr. Wade's company has' been a most successful one for ihe past twelve seasons thoughout the central and their Canadian \"tour, they played to capacity business for three weeks in the Winnipeg theatre, and repeated their success in Brandon. The personnel of the company has remained practically unchanged for the last five years, and includes some of the best comic opera talent in America. Miss Irene Palmer is the prina donna, soprano, supported by Addie Mumford and Lilia Thorn. Gertrude Hutchenson and Winnifred Peterson are the contraltos. F. W. Walters and Jay C. Taylor tenors, G. Carl * Wewcr'i Protection * Dare the makers of the Slater Shoe imperil the value of a $250*000 trade- t mark by putting out unworthy shoes bearing their brand ? 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Everything ii ia it���not only what wo might expect to 11ml in such a work, but also what few or us would ever have thought of looking for. IA supplement to the now edition has brought it fully up to dato. I have been looking- through tho latter with a feeling of astonishmert at its completeness, nnd the amount of labor that has been nut j into It. IPREE-\"A Teat In Pronunciation.\" in. gtructive and cntertuininir ' for the whoio family. A'so Illustrated pamphlet. publi*mer8, ^BKnaasr/ Springfield, Mass. the entire Boundary shipped 680/600 tons of ore, nearly every ton of which was redticedby Y;'\"' BOUNDARY SMELTERS i'hoeiiix camp alone shipped j3o,ooo tons of ore last year. The Pioneei is published every Saturday and and is sent to any pa,t of Canada or the United States for $2.00 per year���or the rest of the. world for $3.00 per year. ���. It gives the latest and Most Reliable News of Boundary Mines and Smelters. It is fearless and independent, and aims to be DOWN TO DATE. ' Your subscription con begin at any time Address with check PIQNEER^U^ PHOENIX, B. C '������*ataa��(taa(oaiaiateaaaaa��>ii>��...^i' - ' HEAD OFFICE FOR BOUNDARY CREEK, GREENWOOD, HEADQUARTERS, NELSON; B. C. PHOENIX ; MARKET. J B. C. J �� ... Jfeotelt idHeti deal -fatafe: Farmers, Mechanics, Sportstnanl To lical and soften the skin aud removegrcase, oil and rust utaitia, paint and nnd earth, etc., use the \"Master Mechanic's\" Tar Soap. Albert Toilet Soap Co. Mint Phoenix A erif. NO. 158. 2 SfwS,S aMNelnn* KaS^* .Three Forks' Sa**don. Slocan Sty, I Cr���7S' ?ewr.Denver' Ymir. Salmb, Rossland, Trail, Cascade 0 Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway,'Eholt and Phoenix ' j FISH, OYSTERS ANE> POULTRY IN. SEASON. ��� - Ali ordersreceive prompt attention. - ��� , '' 909*^<>����������oa��f>mma��mmaaa96dam9oa9a99a9OeOO9O090 ^Rssnffisr S.!S,.: Itley, Charles (Flag G. M. Co Thy, William........ \"pi-, TT. L. A., et al ��� irvlow Gold Minlnir Co.... ���'tern Star Gold Mining Co tener, j. \\v\\ tinn. Ida May, et al. J\"PP1>. Cyma pitzne Gold Mines Ltd.... Jtlp.y, Charles 5��!e.T, T. E��� et al Ale*-. T. E��� et al J-Mmrn Gold Mining Co. L. Ly-- pmnholi. o. D Pint Mining Co., Ltd. Jnndco, Charles \"Ion, A. B., ��� Jmnson, M��� et al ; ���\"Brine, G. W Franz, G. F ^n\\vpr, TV \\ . Id Hill Mining Co gold Qilcen M, & -r. Co P't'lin. c. P., et al... . Id Star Mining Co. Ltd SoMin i-piN! Mining Co Pngllsh Canadian Co. Ltd Name of Claim. Abbacorne I< ractiou...... A. li. C........... ....... Ada L.......,;...... .'. Albany ..,...,., ,. Alkl x'l-aetio.i Aimuden,. Amen.. Annie No. ���:...... Annie a ... April Fool..... Argen tine ,.., Australia.. liitnnoci.......... uaniioek. Hearer No. 3. Belcher....... .....; Bell............ Belleview...' Belmont .'. , Belvidere .Fraction....;,.. Ben Bolt..;.. ... Biu Ciibiao.... Big Clnei Wo. 2 Big Klephant Big Four.....\". ','; Bif Four.. . Big Trout Black Bull... Black Diamond Black Kagle Black Horse .... Blackberry.:.:. Blackfoot ... Blayloek...'. Blue Bell... Blue Bell No. 1. Blue Chip.... Blue Elephant Bobolink Bolder ........ Bon Accord.. ...'. Bonanza No. 2 Buckeye..! Buckeye Buffalo No. 2 .... Butte , Bradford California.;...��..:'....... Campbell Cnmpbird Cn'nada..!....\"... * ���; '.\"���?.'. : Cariboo.............. ..; Cariboo.........;..'.. ?.\\. Carpenter.....���:.... '*..'.- Cascade Cashier ... C. B. & Q........... .. Centre Star No. 2...... Charleston.... Colchester....... Columbia View... Columbia View.. Comet.. .'... . Comet No. 2.. . Commander Commander Comstock Consolation Copper... Copper Bell Copper Glance... Copper Queen Copper Glance Copper Giant Crazy Horse Cruiser Cumberland Curlew Daddy Lode Daly i Daylight ..' Deadwood Deer Park Dclncoln, ... Delaware No. 1 Delta Denmark Detroit Fraction'....... now Drop Fraction... Dowdney..........';.' . Diamond.. Dubrovnlk .. Duphnnnie .. ISast St. Louis....\". Early Mofn...... .... Eden................... Edna.. ... Ego. Elnnore..' :. Elk No. 1....V Elk No. 1 Fraction.., Emma Weber Empress Emu Emu Fraction...;..... Eric Esmeralda Fraction.; Esnuimnit Fraction;;. Ethel.!..i'...Y. ;'....... Ethel No:11.....':...\". Ethel Mary Ettle.. Eureka No 1 .. E. V. Debbs Falrford.. Fnlrvlow F|nlu ......... Fandango.. Florence Flossie L Fool Hen Four Hundred ������ Frankle H Fred B FVeclmvn Gertrude Emily Ginnt Gigantic Olndlntor Gladstone Gold Bar Gold Bug No. 2 Gold Dollar No. 1 ��� Gold Hill Gold Queen Golden Queen Gold Star Goldlc Gopher Fraction Lot. No. Taxes Due Costs' Totaldue I860 1772 43.16 lost; 2851. 2(178 .��� 42'G 4246 1457 1212 1507 . 2f&2 4128 4S-45 1872 1951 I860 1137 1191 4629 4256 4257 li'84 ������ 5428 3716 1786 1276 3081 : 3125 1298 1059 1637 4243 11788 ���5206 . 4318 1698 irso 4C12 1631 1878 5718 534 K17. - 3235 *; 2?95 1791 5001 1621 1283 4358 1205 Ll 639 4013 5000 3860 118S i::J6 ���975 3442 3443 3T17 |tt516 1P32 3444 960 6S64 12S2 2184 2��5 2183 1210 1496 1631 1958 3780 3861 1220 1765 4077 l'J63 1291 932 1502 1220 4070 1S73 11112 1647 i017 1046 130 2110 1641 1776 1127 1770 1S23 951 4314 4324 3219 991 2115 2121 1277 2980 5208 4?25 4315 2877 1P22 1136 2673 1223 1C.-8 1350 312S 1254 1301 3?97 1F.18 1702 3203 957 2878 997 5429 2490 3076 ifi52 1154 2981 610 1352 994 1191 1--59 4008 $ 2.00 47.00 24.00 '...������ 53.75 1.50 4.00 24.75 21.75 21.00 . 7.50 , 50.75. ,43.75 40.00 ' 37.50 8.75 8.50 2.50 82.25 13.50 28.50 6.25 9.00 23.00 .-.' 17.00 . 25,00 21.00 21.50 6.25 12.00 41.25 5.25 50.00 39.00 65.00 12.75 26.00 85.75 20.00 28.00 47.50 13.00 12*25 30.00 78.00 41.00 ';: .50 67.50 32.25 47.25 30.00 18.50 11.75 . .61.25 17.00 20.00 19.00 12.75 , 38.50 ������������'6.50 ���-��� 29.00 62.50 21.75 68.25 46.25 ��� 58.75 . 13.00 , 11.75 , 58.75 61.50 78.00 63.00 1.25 67.50 52.00 1.23 39.00 25.50 8.75 57.75 32.00 51.00 26.00 2G.00 iS.50 26.00 9.25 7.75 33.75 6.C0 28.75 .25 12.C0 13.50 16.50 52.00 46.50 \" 19.00 10.00 12.00 21.00 3.50 30.00 70.00 76.50 22.50 77.00 4.00 18.00 2.50 26.00 21.00 87.50 91.00 3C.00 24.00 66.50 87.50 65.0!) 26.00 19.25 ' 8.00 78.00 65.00 7.50 13.00 21.50 10.50 26.00 26.00 13.00 12.75 27.00 73.50 104.00 84.00 19.50 12.50 50.75 2.00 J2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ��� 2.00 2.0U 2.00 2.00 . 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ... . 2.00 ' 2.00 , \".2.00 ' ,2.00 2.00 2.00 ���: 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 .-��� ��� 2.00 ��� 2.00 2.00 2.00 2;00 ���'��� 2.00 , 2.00 2.00 2.00 - 2.00 2.oo :' 2.00 2.00 2.00 '- 2.oo .. ; 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 .2.00 . 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.0J 2.00 2.00 2.0J 2.C0 2.00 2.C0 2.00 2.C0 2.C0 2.00 2.00 2.O0 2.00 2.00 2.C0 2.0'> 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.01 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.0D 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.0D 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 Ltd! $ 4.0i. 49.^0 26.00 55.Vo 3.50 6.00 66.75 26.7i. 23.00 9.50 .52.75 ���;���. 45.75 42;00 39.50 10.75 10.50 4.60 81.25 15.50 30.50 : 8.21 11.00 25.0L 19.06 27.0t 23.0L 23.5C '8.2! 14.00 43.2 ������7.2t 52.00 41.00 67.0C 14.7f 2S.0C iteller, H. L: A., et al....������.-���������.. ctruwn, H..........��������������������������������������� ���'��������� alitukeuzie. A, B.................������������ i opping, K. a. .....���������������������'������������������������������ \" .uciTy-iveatliei-, W. G.........������������������������ iCiilani, ��������� Detroit Con. Gold Mining Co....... Nanaimo Rossland Mining Co..... Adams, J. H ��� ���������������'. English Canadian Co .' ..������������������ l-'ngilsli Canadian Co...... ........ Uicen Mountain Coni G.'M. C��..\". Tracey, T. ��� H. ���' ������ ��� Lookout Mountain Mining Co. Josie Mac Mining Co.... '������:���;���:������������ .McGlynn, Rose, et al'. ......������������������������ Keller, HYL. A........' ���������������������������������,\"��� Wakefield, W. J.\"C .........������������������ libssland Kootenay Mining Co..... ��� ��� ��� Campbell, F. Mclvor Mclvor,.........������ Rossland La Belle M. & D; Co..;..��������� ������ Kirkpatrick, Wm., et' ��1..,-��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� :���:��� ��� Ryan, John, et al'......������������,���,���������������������������\"���'��� ���' Clute, J. S., Jr., et o\\.........-���������;���������������; La Regina G. Mining Co....;..���������:-���-��� Edmondson. T. M...,.��� ������������������;������������;' Karris, W. J...'....... :- .���������*������ ���������' Glass, David ,.' ���������������������\".:*!\"-���' Snow, A. J. Russed ........���:���������;������ Little Jim G. M. & M. Co........;- ��������� '���;-, Topping, E. S..........;.......������.���.:������.���.������<������ Clarkson, E. R. C..............������������������������������ Argonaut G. M. Co ........������������\"��� English Canadian Co. ;��� ��� ��� ��� ���:��� ��� -.- ForsterY H. B., et al... Y-;-,-'-- Nanaimo Rossland Mining C*..-,. ������;,.��� ��� Gioyn, John ���������������;-. -t-v.\"\"���'*\" Johnston, D. F............ .������������ ;���.������; rftusst, J.dlin R.......��� ���'���.��� ��� ��� ��� ������ ��� ��� ��������� ��� ��� ���;. ' Kearns, J.. J., et al......��� ���.������������ ��������������������������� Schmidt, C......-.'��� ���������:.-��� ������-��� \"'\" His Three G.. M. Co.,-Foreign...,...... English, Canadian Co Clute, J. S., Jr....... ������ -.-���*��� jMarsh, R., et al;. ..������������������ Graves, J. P., et al '��������������� AlcKinnon,. Sidney F.... ...... Ste. St. Mane G.-M. Co. Ltd....���������������? |iOwens, May Annia...... .......��������� Genelle &. Poupore.. ������������������ Johnston, D. Fi.. .......���������-��� ���-.-������' Edgar G. M. Co. ���������'������ Delaware M. &. Mlg. Co......;.������������.������ Monday Mine Ltd���........���.������������������ ilonte. Christo G. M. Co..... -������ English Canadian Co......������������;������������������ Schimdt, C, et al.....;.....���.;.���.���������������!>������ Ste. St. Marie, G. M. Co......;.������������.-������ British Columbia S. &.. R- Co.���.......X; Daniel, R. T., et:al...,,;..:-.������������:��� -a.-- Lngelskjen, K. T., et al.i.... .--.;.'����� Clute, J. S., Jr., et al.. \"�����������*\" English .Canadian Co.. ��� English Canadian Co..... ........ Tetley, Chas ..'..������������ Drumlieller, J. L., et al ��� Nest Egg Mining Co. Ltd Barboi-J, Steve, et al.. Ste. St. Marie Gold Mining Co Ste. St. Marie Gold Mining Co Monnier, Victor Rossland Star Gold Mining Co ���.��� Case, W. F., et al *'*' Bruce Gold Mining\" Co..... Tetley, Charles...... ������������ ���.������������������;.' Walter, . Joseph B .> ..........;��������������������� (Ji-itlitlis, W. M., et al ������������������ Mayflower Gold Mining Co. Ltd...~ Delaware M. & ,M. Co ,.��������� Dempsey, B., et al lClllam, G. R ���*? Wickenden, C. O..... ������������ ��������� Montreal & B. C. P. and P. Co.;... Wakefield, W. J. C .......... Osier, A. B Chantrell, J. B *.' Nelson, Chas., et al ;\"��� Eagiish Canadian Co. ��� ��� Wakefield, W. J. C... ������ Lookout Mountain M. C. Ltd v Stussi, J. R., etal ��� ;��������� Drumlieller, J. L. et al -,������ Quilliam, ���J... et al.... ������'i Uyan, John, et al ��� ��������� McArthur, J. B ������* McRae, W. S., etal ������ Oliver, W. T., et al..... .-��� McArthur, J. B., et al ��� Randolph Gold Mining Co ��������� Coakley, D.C, et al .......... Forster, H. B, et al ������ Red Eagle Gold Mining Co ���'��� Hamilton, C. R '\" Red Point Gold Mining Co ���* Goldie Rene Mining Co... ��������� Morn-weather, W. G Rhbderiek Dim G. M. Co ��������� '���ichard.son, G. W., et al Clemence, V. F., et al ������������ English Canadian Co Lemon. Geo., et al Raymer, Walter J ��� ��� Cascade Gold Mining Co Sault Ste. Marie G. M. Co ���-������: Lee, John N ���' Ale Arthur, J. B., et al ; Umatilla Gold Mining Co., Ltd.... Balfour, E. J....: English Canadian Co ��� ������ English Canadian Co .-v Keller, H. L. A., et ��1 Airey, Edward ��������� Airey, Edward .-������ Irwin, A. B ��� Clute, J. S., Jr. English Canadian Co..T Clute, J. S., Jr Crotty, H. S Big Three Gold Mining Co Wilson, A., et al Big Three Gold Mining Co Tetley, Chas.. ���... Bogle, D. B., et al Drumlieller, J. L., et al ��� Schmidt, Chas. ,et al Monnier, Victor.... Daniel, R. T., et al McArthur, J. B��� et al Topping, E. S., et al McArthur, J. B.', et al St. Louis Mines, Ltd McArthur, J. B., et al St. Paul Gold Mining Co.. Ltd... Fraser, J. S. C .Chant-rell, J.. B.,.et al Raymer, H. X, et al. ��������� Kennedy, Ernest.. ��������������� '��������� Kennedy, Graham Warren, C> S...... Lapslie, Thomas Summit G. & C. Mining Co.. Ltd. Kraff, John, et al Pavo Con. Mines. Ltd Harris, W. J Dunn, Ida May, et al Williams, S. L., et al Beaver Gold Mining Co. Fwr Ritchie, W. A.. Umatilla Gold Mining Co., Ltd... Morris, Michael, et al Ostrander, R. B English Canadian Co., Ltd ������ 28.0 30.0( | 149.50 15.0C 14.25 32.0C 80.00 .43.00 2.50 59.50 34.25 49.25 32.00 20.50 ���13.75 63.25 19.00 22.00 I 21.00 14.75 40.50 S.50 31.00 64.50 23.75 70.25 48.25 . 60.75: 15.00 13.75 60.75 63.50 80.00 65.00 3.25 69.50 54.00 3.25 41.00 27.50 10.75 59.75 34.00 i>\".0!- 2S.0O 2S.0C 40.00 28-OC 11.25 9.75 35.75 S.00 30.75 2.25 14.50 15.50 18.50 . di.00 4S.50 21.00 12.00 14.00 23.00 5.50 32.00 72.00 78.50 ��� 24.50 79.00 6.00 20.00 4.50 2S.00 26.00 89.50 93.00 3S.O0 20.00 68.50 89.50 67.0\" 2S.O0 21.25 10.00 81.00 67.00 9.50 15.00 25.50 12.50 28.00 28.00 15.00 14.75 29.01 75.50 106.00 80.C0 21.50 14.50 52.75 t.00 Goulah Grand Prize.......... ........ Grand.:.. Gray Cliff............... ..... Gray Copper.. Great Britain,' Green Crown. ..... Green Mountain G. tt. Sovereign.. Hall.......... . Hard Bargain.: Hattle Brown;.. Haverhill.. ; Helen No. 2. Helena No. 2. Highland............ .......... Homestake.... ��� Hope No. 2..... .... Hotstuph.......... .... Hugle. Ibex... :. ............ Idal.. ........ ���������?��� Ida Fraction. Independent ...... Iron Chief .... lion Clad... ��� Iron Hill..... ..... Iron King No. 2.............. Iron Ki.ng No. 4 Iron Queen No. 1 Isabella No. 2. ; Iranhoe No. 3................ j: and J...... ������������������:. Jennie '...' Jersey...................... Joanna .. Joker . Josie Mac Kid ......'.......;... .... Kiwi..!......... ............ Kniglit Templar........ ..... Kootenay Frae.ion..'...'....... Kurrajong.......... ....... La Bells................ ..... Lander .............. (Last Chance...... .... Last Chance.. Lu Regina..,.......:-../.. .. Lightfoot.. ;Liiy i��iaj\\......... . i^incoin i\\b.2.. . ijiltlo ness..............,:.. Xiiiue J mi.... liiuic Joe...... Id^ivingstoii...... ........ i^oaauiiuciij ........ ........ j^onuon lieue l>OSL Unlet............ Louise................ j.u^t'ii; maiiu luary u . iviary i<-ar��ey i>iary Jiay .... JtlUSCOi luayuo'ver..'.. , jiiaytio\\ve��\\......... ........ Miaget ,.... Mmme ........ Aiinmtie Aiod.'e jNo. .!....... Annerul jmliii. .. jviinne'onka.. AlispicKel .. ...... Mociilng Bird .... Modcna JViOJiUl... ...f.. . Monday :. .. Monte Ciirlsto ... 'Monterey..';; Monireal....;....... Aiorning Star............. Morning Star No. l...:.... Mother Lode. .. Mountain Bell Mountain chiet Mountain Lion Mountain Lion Fraction,.. Nancy Hanks N.eilie Gray.. Nest Egg.. New Bonanza Newton Will.. New Deadwood Northern North Star No. %.... Norway , Norway N. P.... Oakland Olive olla Podrida Olympia , Ontario Ontario Ophir No. 1. Oriental | Orizaba Ottawa No. 1. Oxford.. Penobsquls Philadelphia.. Piioen ix (.Revised' Pink., Pittsburg - . Pittsburg Poor Property Prince of Wales Princess Louise Putnam.... Queen's Own Queen Lill Randolph Ramping Lion Rambler Red Eagle Red Oak Red Point Rene Reubenstein.. Rlioderick Dhu. Richmond ��� Road View Roman Eagle Rossland Fraction Royal George Royal Kangaroo Rutland... Sudic Sailor Boy Sailor Boy Sampson 8. C 6. C. Fraction Scarabaeus Sea Bird Seal Suneea Fraction Shandon Bell Sidney Sklligoolee Bnowbird Snowshoe South Bend. Southern Belie Sound Money Southern Cross Spokane Spotted Tail. St. Bernard St. Charles St. Clair St. Croix St. Luke Frac St. Louis St. Mark St. Paul St. Paul St. Thomas Standard Stemwlnder Stock Exchange Sultana Sunbeam Frac Swan Teller Tenderfoot Timber Tramway Trenton Trilby No. 2...., Tuesday Umatilla Union U. 8. No. 2 Vancouver. ���Lot No. Taxes Due Costa Totaldue 1452 933 5009 2470 1C32 '4065 1232 638 1226 2964 1129 1047 4353 1151 1790 |1C49 4C10 4605 2120 SC75 1618 990 1275 3859 4073 3781 U42 4317 1504 1355 1629 1773 1P50 646 3225 1690 1230 1143 14.50 1155 1198 2117 729 1962 4U1 1875 1128 3387 K52 2972 3715 2685 U95. 1509 952 1959 2440 1642 4662 151S 1614 1702 1492 1341 4011 1876 4396 1610 1791 3020 6217 1761 1766 1694 1789 995 802 1769 3013 3023 |2976. 1764 4023 2393 1777 4018 1787 4071 1048 5717 2022 3019 1783 1345 1501 1628 2671 4220 492S 779 1788 1057 4064 3120 1701 1153 1193 .1935 s-530 1778 1153 2915 1150 4075 1273 1965 2677 4917 1616 1783 1279 1S59 3441 1616 ,3162 1200 1520 1130 1493 1508 3783 1767 4667 1199 5002 3021 1393 1784 4244 4C74 1771 4009 1451 163�� 1937 8403 lt17 1775 1871 4 60S 1347 16S( 184* 2672 964 4*72 988 13223 1689 [1789 1703 (Trail Greek Mining Division continued on nest 17S5 935 1787 1208 1760 1933 4240 1498 1609 1494 5008 4357 4900 4313 2684 1828 18*1 1207 1MB 4248 944 1964 4014 pane.) 70.00 22.50 34.50 70.00 37.00 34.00 3.50 21.00 10.75 50.00 54.25 35.00 26.25 55.00 25.50 25.50 18.00 15.00 16.75 7.75 26.25 9.50 6.50 31.50 23,00 10.25 ��� 3.50 16.50 24.60 47.50 78.75 70.00 23.00 6.00 53.75 21.00 4.50 9.00 35.25 63.00 , 65.00 . .75 40.50 2.50 41.25 5.60 8.50 10.00 4.50 , 3.00 38.75 8.75 2.00 19.50 2.50 8.50 40.00 61.00 73.50 38.00 78.00 58.50 49.00 26.00 11.00 17.C0 5.25 12.C0 41.25 12.50 2.75 9.25 52.50 63.00 3.50 73.50 39.00 4.25 28.00 1.59 3.75 22.50 52.50 13.00 39.00 44.00 24.00 18.00 11.75 23.00 8.00 8.50 12.50 34.00 47.25 91.00 44.00 75.00 57.50 11.00 17.50 91.00 37.50 35.0Q 19.00 19.00 53.75 55.00 2.25 36.00 40.00 26.25 8.00 84.00 10.50 76.50 6.50 37.50 4.50 25.00 22.50 9.00 58.75 46.00 17.25 60.00 91.00 38.00 1L2S 77.00 31.00 52.00 42.00 6.50 8.50 36.00 4.78 26.25 17.50 27.00 26.25 43.00 2.0�� 47.25 46.26 53.75 .50 5.C0 ��� 49.00 12.50 52.00 11.60 45.00 7.50 36.00 10.25 B.26 19.00 51.00 9.00 24.00 50.76 .60 13.00 18.50 10.00 8.00 58.75 13.00 46.50 35.09 78.00 8.25 17.50 8.00 26.60 S.26 40.26 12.75 100.00 49.50 ��0.55 26.SC 52.50 28.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ��� 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 . 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00, 2.00 2.C0 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.09 .2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 a.oo 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 SOlO 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.C0 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2,00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00. 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.C0 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.C0 2:00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.64 2.00 2.00 2.00 8.09 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.60 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 wm :*\"-?TO'��U,IC*: JltL^vtvP ���*S1 ���*vTr*\"E$!!: ��W7 m 72.00 24.50 36.50 72.00 39.00 36.00 5.50 23.00 12.75 62.00 56.25 37.00 28.25 57.00 27.50 27.50 20.00 17.00 17.75 9.75 28.25 11.50 8.60 33.50 25.00 12.25 5.50 18 50 26.50 49.50 80.75 72.00 25.00 8.00 55.75 26.00 6.50 11.00 37.25 65.00 67.00 2.75 42.60 4.60 43.25 7.50 10.50 12.00 6.50 5.00 40.7u Iti; 10 4.00 21.50 4.5o 10.6u 42.00 53.00 76.50 40.00 8J.U0 b0.50 DI.Oj 28.00 13.00 19.00 7.2j 14.0 J 43.25 14.50 4.75 11.25 54.50 65.00 5.50 75.50 41.00 6.25 30.00 3.50 5.75 24.50 54.50 15.00 41.00 46.00 26.00 20.00 13.75 25.00 10.00 10.50 14.50 36.00 49.25 9.1.0 J 46.00 77.0J 59.50 13.00 19.50 93.00 39.50 37.00 21.00 21.00 65.75 57,��0 4.25 38.0J 42.0J 28.2j 10.00 86.00 12.50 78.50 8.50 39.50 6.50 27.00 24.50 11.00 60.75 47.00 19.2; 52.00 93. h 41.00 13.25 79.00 33.00 54.00 44.00 8.50 10.50 38.00 8.75 28,25 19.50 29,00 28.25 45.00 4.00 49.25 48.25 65.75 2.50 7.50 51.00 14.50 54.00 13.50 47.00 9.50 38.00 12.25 11.95 21.00 53.00 11.00 26.00 52.75 iM 15.00 20.50 12.00 10.0�� 60.76 15.00 48.50 S7.09 80.00 10.25 19.60 10.00 27.60 5.2S 42.26 14.76 102.00 51.60 28.26 S8.CO 54.50 80.09 ALBERT GR0ULX, * Prsetieal Hormhoelnf. Blieksnlthlif, ��� ������ Dominion A��e., Phoenl��, B. C. ��� ��� Phoenix Shoe Stop. All Work Guaranteed. Imported Goods. KI.-.K !��l'.'T-s AM) slices MADE TO OKDER. PRAti'llCAL MINKK'S' ANU fKOS , PECTORS' SHOES A SPECIALTY. Shop on Dominion''Avi-iint-. in \\m (ollie Kennels THE HOME OF High-Class COLLIES We make a specialty of bteedingjthe best working strains for sheep-men and sell .it reasonable prices. Our Collies give satisfaction to fioikniastcis everywhere. Write us your wants. Thos. S. Griffith; P. 0; Box 1.907. ���Spok>int',\\v����''K -���d II lift in 10 5��oiifo IN REACH OF EVERYONE. See the woniierful YOHO WATFR HEATER, the latest invention, at Htmter-KendricR Co., Ltd. Sole Agents for Phoenix. SANITARIUM, Arrow Lake, B,C. qpift- The mosl pflft-ClV Hl>l'��:il.l .It, \\iA Pleasure Resort in the West u*m ;-t rtvivsystem of Hatlu���iiicliidtiijy: Tuitwi* mu tu-tMHii. Oi'trti the year round. Tht- cuiativi-\"J- $'Wmm 111 m^mmm fftiii II' Swill'. �������� 1: St If- ip-'- w !>�����'������ i ill-; Name of Owner. , i.wi ���!������������ Lull. !��� ������ ii.i -irTMii'ili��iiiMffllf\"rrrrTW^���t������ TRAIL; CREEK MSNmG DIVISION--Continii��j�� i^98cmrxpffiim&R Griffiths, W. it; ���t al......;;...... Yulll, S. B., ot aI.,V......V^..^.. Cameron, T. A., etal , Gioyn, John........'���'������'.-'i , Vnglnla Gold Wining- Co .Little Joe Con. Mining Co ��� Nanaimo & Rossland Mining- Co.\".. 1 Campbell, F., Mclvor, Mcl'or Iron Hope M. & M. Co Columbia Proprietary, Ltd 'Thompson, Ross, et nl '. ItlcDonnell, C, et al..: ���Johnston, Douglas F \"JlcAtee, L. J Bogle, D, et al ���; Tale Gold Copper Wining Co., Ltd.. Perdue, W., et al Name of Claim. Victor 'Victoria.... Viking j Violet .\"\" I Virginia ,' / Western Spy '. 'White, Elephant\".'. Whiroo. White Iron....'\" VVhoopup .... Wide West... ...\" Wide West No!.2. Winnipeg Wisconsin....' Wolverine... Yale. Zilor Lot. No. Taxes Due Costs 4H27 '���'���85 ��16 4663 6S1 / 2G96 I 1357 21 If KOi 2324 1287 1.453 1519 3692 1051 Btelenberg,. E. A., Estate of. Total due \\yjpfcwire. E. T., et al Oliver. W. T. 12.50 Combination. M. & M. Co.... 27.00 J Douglas, John \"���\"jlMulligan, John ~*JJ I Rvmberger. G. W., r\" I Johnson, S. M.. et al. Name of Owner. GRAND FORKS MINING DIVISION. lnlrirn, ��., et al Contact Con. uoia Alines, Ltu Contact con. Gold Mines, Ltd Townsund, VV. li.... AlcAiuUeu, J. J..;..... \".'...,.... \" Van Net* 1. Estate et ai. Porter, w. J., etal. Lavailey, Eli, et ai Drew, Geo. E., et al McCallum, Nell, et is 1 .'.' \" Piewman, it., et al.........' McKenzie, A. , ' \"'\" Porter, W. J., et ai...\".'.'.\".'. Matheson, C ,. '\" Stack, T. W., etal...\".\"'.'.\" \"'\" Bonanza Mountain G. it. Co\". ' McCallum, Nell, ��t al....;. \"\" Boneta Gold Mining Co...... \" Clerk, Ella ...... ' CUrit Sea tt Je Goto Minlnir Co. Oppenheimcr, M., et al...... Pl' Daniel. R. t., et al...... ...... \"���*'\"��� Rumberger, G. W., et al.. .. B. C. Trust Co.,- Ltd...'��.'.*,- .\"������\"'������.* Fiuucane, F. J., et al.... ��� .\"'���'\"'\"'��� Largley, S. Thornton.... ...'.\"���\"' McCallum, N��� et al..v.....!'^i^'V '\" Hailed I. H., et al...';.; :'\" \" Gold Coin Mining Co...... .;\"\"\" Bonanza Mountain G. M. Co.. L��d \" McMynn, W. G .. ...v .!..'\" Oppenhelrher, Marcus!'.. .*.\"! \" Contact Con. Gold Mines, Ltd. Curtis. Smith, et al.'v.v;\"'\"������ Covert, W.' H ;.,'.. :' \"'���; Contact Con. Gold Mines', Ltd\" Summit Gold Copper Co., Ltd...... Mammoth & Diamond Hitch Con. G ' M. Co., Ltd ,'. Hartford Gold Mining Co., Ltd.\". Earthquake' Con. G. M. Co., Ltd piewman, R, et al........ Rewman, R., et al Curtis. Smith, et ai.. . \"\" Delshelmer, S., et al.... ��� \"* '\" , Brown, R. a ......... Porter. W. X, et al....'\".'.' \"���\"' Contact Con. Gold Mines, Ltd.'.'.';' Jordan, Arthur ' Hartford Gold Mining Cto./'-��ta'���' Gold Dollar Mines, Ltd.... McCallum, N., et al.... . ���������-���' \" Van Net* I. et al :.-.'U\"''\" Jordan; Arthur. .\" *\" Guess, G; A ��������������������� .... Naden, G. R., etal'.'..'.'.\";'.\"\"^\" .Hartford Gold Mining Co..\"\" Hartford Gold Mining Co?.-; \"'\" , Blockberger, F. R., et al...... \" B. C. Trust Co., Ltd...... .'.'.\" Pox, J. H ���������' Rsmberr-er, G. W. \"'���'���\".������������y.y Jordan. Arthur ���'������ '\"���''\"' John Bull MInei. Ltd..\" \"\" '\" Bower, W., et nl -���-���......... Rnmberjier,' G. W......\"\"���' \"���\"\"��� JCrnnlt. Charles, et al.. \"'\"'\"v' \" - Belt, - W. ,HT. a. ���������........... Townsend.'W. B.... \"' '���\".* \"* tittle Bertha Go'd Minm?*o,v!\";\" MfGnJre. Hitch, et al... ,\"���������\" O'TooIe', J. M \"���. Townsend. Tim.. ���\"'\" Clarlc. EUn. et al \"���' Summit Gold Copper' Vrinlmr Co Mammoth & Dl.mohd Hitch Con G.*M. CogRriir, c'et'aV.*.'.'.\".'. \";\". \" John Bull Mines, Ltd \"\" Innls, Dugald McCallnm, Neil, et al.'*\"' \" Miillijran, John.. Averill, F. A., et aV.\"..\"'v\",\",M Piewman, r., et a| - ��� ...... MeGnire. Hujth ' '\"' Rumberger, G. W ' ���\" COBCTlff, c ���������...;.. ���*Vhfte, Milton D Contact Con. Gold'MineL'u'd'\" Rendell, g. A....!'\"' ������*���';������������ Bonanza* .Monnt'n'iri' G.'*M'*\"rio\"i m \" ? ����Jtta�� Co��.' Gold Mine\" LW* \" Con act Con.-Gold Mines Ltd ;\"'\" \"Callnm, Nell. ct ol.... iJla-'*\"-' Mnthcsnn, Clias ���-...... Bonanza Mountain G.\"m\"co\"t'm'\" ���E;.rlhr,.lake Con. G. if Co Ttfl \"��� McKenzie, a Ltd....... Loclcie, r. j. Ei.'eta! '���-���--... ����\"����. I. H., eta... ������������������-- Jw. C. e��� etal.... ' bhaw, Wm... ��������� Spence. J. D.( ;-t,'aV.'. * \" fW��S. ^j^ *:::���:::;: R��X^,T^M'n,nff''c��\"^::::;: - -Piewman, r. et a, M* Co- Wd........ Cosffrlff, c, et al ���'^t-jsar''**;^;;\" McGuire, Fi... Pis rk Sea ttle G.' 'ii \"r�� \"t Ik ��� Brown, R. x.. td ��� B. C. Trust Co.\"l'm' Rumberrrer, g. w., et'kl Ross, Hector ��������� To^r^^Min^-co,::;:;:: Oppenlieimer, M '���- Plnneane, p. j, et ^ ���-.. ^\"���ai-;^,.:; >.-.��� Humberger, G,w A�� a,\"\\ \"������: SIMehurst, slllTtH - Pinncane, F. J. et al . ;.' \" Aecident Alax ���-Ajax jfraction.. Alaeen Arnmie U. C. i\\io. 2 Weaver Beuch Jbelie of Ottawa Best .Birthday Bltmarck Biack Bess Clue Bird l?luc Bell Bonanza Bonanza i''Boneta; I Boys Butte.. Butte...'; I Caledonia I California Caiumet. Carlotte... Christina CItcpatra Climax .-.. .. Coin..... Colorado Colorado.,...;.. .. Columbia... Contact..,. Corydon... Crown......' Daly..... ..... Delta Fraction Diamond Hitch Double Engle Fraction Earthquake, Ediion.... Electric....', Elmore.... Erwin...... ' Fantantine.. Girl of the Period Gk'i-garry.'.\".' Golden Age-Fraction1.... Golden Crown Fn Gold Dropi;;-. Grn nd F6rks Belle... Grey Eagle. Halifax...;:;. Hamfat.;..; Hard Cash..; Hartford...... Hartford Frac Hastings...... Hecla....\";..., HlRhlnnd Chief '.', Iron Clad...,. rennie Lind Fraction.. Tr-hn Bull.,;..... T. S. Fraction.. .Keystone'... :���'.. Keystone.....;. Kcywest;......... . Kittle,...;....;. ' Little Bertha. '.'.\" Little Babe.... ' Livingston Y. .\".\"'\", London....;.;. '\" Loynl Canadian ',','.'. Main. ...\" ��� Mammoth...;.... Mammie..... ���.,,\" Marinette..'.'..... ..'.'.\"'\"' Mntabele Fraction .. ��� [Mayflower;. Midnirrht...... '.'.'.\".'., Minnie...... '.'..!\" Monckton........'\".'.\"..!!\".\" Monte Carlo.. ....,���\" Montana........ Mono .'.\"','\",'.'\" Moonlight........ Mother Lode. ..'.'.\".',' Mother Lode Fraction Mountain Monnrrh... , '\" Mountain View. Mountitln View,..,,..' Mflitnlnln View......,.' .'.'\" Mountain View Frnction Vnliob Fraction.... . \" Nnnnipon Bonaparte...! Nevadn,,.,..,, ,, \" Nevadri...,,.., .'\",'.'.'.\" \" New Lnst ciiance!.. No. 1.... Norfpiit.... ;;;;������ ;;,;;;;;��������� '��� Norton ���>��� K..,........'.\" Ontario ���\",'.'.', Ontario Boy.\", O. p Ophir.....,,','..,' Offten Hoy,.',':', Oro. Pnlmetto. phlllp fShr-rtoaji\". Pletou Q'Wn of the Hllis..','.\" Rnneer.,. Rattier. ..!,'.'\"\".,.;;\"���\"������\" Rlflimond., Seattle ',\",'\" *\"���\" ^Moknhoe\\t,'.'.\\\\' '\". Sissy '\"������ ' St. Loiils.',','.', P'andnrd No. Strawberry,.,', Thirty Seven...,; Toledo Fraction. Tnnnell Vancouver,,,, Vinirunrd.!\" Victor ....,'\".' Vlreinla city!!..' Volcnno...;. Wake '\" \" War RfKrie... \" Sa.^n'*..''*r'::;:: Voung George,, 43.00 I 14.25 I 28.00, 6.25 1 53.00 | 28.00 i 15.01) | 15.00 25,00 3.00 15.00 15.Q0 2.. ' Name of Owner. GREENWOOD MINING WV$ION. Nflden, G.. R., et al Prjng'e, Clive Johnson, S. M-, et al Enterprise & Anclior Mines, Ltd. 30 50 1 MeDonell, C��� et al 1500 Boundary Creek M. �� M. Co... 65'C() Rutnberger, G. W., et al J725 JlcDonell, C, et al ' 14.75 Holbrook, D. W. 44.00 Dunn, J., etal 5.25 Ashcroft, A. E., et: al Harris, W.J., Guess, G. A.,.et al , Johnson, S. M-. et al ���-��� Reed, Hugh, et al..., Total due Sliver King Mining Co Guess, G. A McMynn, W. G 14.66 I Dil Iter, .'Ot to I2.2ii I Rumberger, G.. W., et al 4.5V Desroislers, J. B. 32.ot> Ruinberger, G. W., et al 14.00 Oliver. W. T. la.op Rendell, G. A \"��.75 Green. S. K., et al 55-7P MeDonoll, Chris, et al 15.00 Dunn, John, et al 12.00 Dongas, j0|,n v .. ��,* Moran, John ���T��� Porter. W. J 6'w MeMnlion, M. H., etal Me*.ra-v. Alnsley. et nl , RrH^iberper, G. W��� et al Nfiden, G. R., et al Rnmber/��er. G. W. et;al Renaell, q. A., et al Wickwlre, E. T. et al Cosgrlff, Con., et al 22^ Jnhnson, S. M., et al 15,00 Dunn, J.,,et al 12.25 Sandi, Mark 28.00 Robertson, J. R...Y. 30.00 WIckwire, E. T., et al 13.00 Prfngle, Clire 13.75 London & B. C. Gold Fields, Ltd.... 80.00 McAuley. X B .' 28.00 iDouglns, John 15.00 Dunn, J., et nl 15.00 Mortimer, E. ��., e't al 11.00 Hogg, W. L., et al �������> Nnden,,G. R., el al../. ii �� Keffer, F., et al ��� 5 Johnson, S. M.. et al. ml****** C,\"\"��*io11(,.f(��� '^KKISTKR 'k'titj NO-Iarv GEOHGt]i , ��� ..... cl ai MeMynn, W. G., et al Markln, R Hogir, W. h. et al Warren-,- J.- J. Finucane, F. J '. JJ'^ Boundary Creek M.*& M. Co 11.75' siI\"*er Kinf Gold Mining Co H;'t6 Mack, John ..._.,,.. 15.'d0 MeDonell, ehris., et a! Silver Star.. 6.'(>o Rumberger, G. W., et al Smuggler.... Crnne,- -G. -T. 10.do- Crnne, G. T. 2,?J0 Deadwood Gold Mining Co 30.f��O Rumberger. G. W., et al.. ll.t-fo- McMynn, W. G 66.50 MoMilllfln, J. J., et al..... 10.5O Kydd, George, et al 27.00- Collins, C. N 9.25 McArthur. P. C U.iS Haas, Jacob C 1L50 Lee, R. W 15.00 Irving, J 12.00 Harris, W. J. 34.25 jHflrrfs, W. J. 15.00 Harris, W. J..., 7-00 Rumberger, G. W., et al 2��-50 Nnden, O. R., et al 12.00 flumberger, G. W. -St. Genevieve St. Lawrence StatTord Fraction Sunnyslde Sunset .'.', Tarn O'Shanter Texas \"_ Timer Fraction Tip Top Twin Sisters.\".\"..\" Vancouver. Wellington..'..\".'.'. Wellington, No. l Wellington No. 2 WUIamena Fraction.'.'.'. World's Fair Fraction iL^on Fraction...... ^ Name of Claim. City View... Clipper Fraction. Columbia Combination, Cornucopia Copper yueen.... Cracker Jack..... Dandy...'. ........ Don't Know ... Dominion i-lmerald Enterprise .... r'4-ee Coinage...... ii. A. li (iarlield..'..... Gold Bug No Uoju Bug...... Gnind Central ��������� Hackla.......... ....���'.'.'.��� Huiuillou Hidden Trcusure iiouiestuke ii. It.' Y iron Cap...; iron Top iron Pyrites........ Joliunnlsburg .' JoKcr Jollettu Fraction........ .... Ive/nioin.' .... ivootenily , . Lancaster Fraction........ .. i���itu Cuunce. ... Legal Tender i.uiti ��� MlUl'l .\\lagnolia lAlnple Lvuf I Alaytleld Fraction Maze Missing Link Allsslng Link No. 2 Fraction Moscow Mountain View.... 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H.TBUMliUU; , Coiiimmercln \\AK% 142 Third SLforlW^ -lit ' -'it THE PHOB^X'PIGrNEiSR^ ****, RELY ON PE-RU-NA TO FIGHT JVTARRH, COUGHS, GOLDS, GRIR ���SP* Peruna far coughs and folds imc/ii/dren% ���.- ��� hrnSi S-fSISTERS OF CHARI nK D��g!ex on the campaign. WiA Aptl^-ci h> F. P. IWc. |,0ver United States Use Pe-ru-na % Yfoi* Catarrh./ front a Catholic Institution la Ohio] nes tM following recommend from] VSister Superior: wSome years ago a friend otourlnA Wutlon recommended to us Dr. Hart., tn's Peruna as an excellent remedy] J the Influenza of which we then had. feral cases which threatened to be] i serious character. 'We began to use it and experiences \\h wonderful results that since then. runs has become our favorite mediae for Infuenza, catarrh, cold, cough] \"��� bronchitis.\" ���',..-.���������*' SISTER SUPERIOR. Dr. Hartman, receives m��nv letters from Catholic Bisters all over tho TJnited late*, A recommend recenily received from a Catholic institution in -.Detroit, it'll., reads os follows:'-' -\" ���-��������� > ' Detroit,; Mich., Dr. .'7. D. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio: \"\"l \" ��Ct *' 19��'' D��srSl^>'Tbevoung girl whoused tlio Peruna was suffering from lar- yngltls.and loss of voice. J-he result ot the treatment was most satisfactory. She found great relief, and after further use ot ihe medicine we hope tohbe able to say she Is entirely cured.\" S1CTURS OP CHARITY. This young girl was uridor the care of tho Sisters ot 'charity and used Peruna 1 for catarrh of the throat, -with good results as tho abovo letter testifies. JVnothor recommond from a Catholic in- tutlon in one of the Contral (states itven by the Sister Superior reads as lows: 'A number of years ago, our attention i as called to Dr. Hartman's Peruna, and ice then wo have used it with wonder- Inl result*for grip, coughs, colds and c��- |-vn-hal diseases of tho head and stomach. \"For grip'arid wlnteV catarrh' especial- it baa been of great service to tho in- i ites of this institution.*' , Y ���-,- Y SISTER STJPERIOIW V prominent Mother Superior says: Y I can testify from cxperloncb to the iclency of Peruna as one of the very st medicines, and It gives me pleasure add my praise to that of thousands !io havo used it. ���For years 1 suffered with catarrh of Silio stomach, all remedies proving value- | less for relief, iiustspringl went toColo- ado hoping lo be bc:��-fltcd by a change lof climate and while (hero afriend advts- fwl m�� to try yonm.-i. After using two bottles I found myself very much improved. Tho remains of my old disease being now so slight, I consider myself cured, yet ror a while I intend to continue the uso of Peruna. . , \"I am now treating another patient with your medicine. She has been sick with malaria and troubled with leucor rhcea., I hayo.no doubt that a cure will be speediiy effected.\" MOTHER SUPERIOR. These are samples of letters received by Dr. Hartman from the'various orders of Catholic Sisters throughout the United States.\";,'-. Y .:'\\\\ 5t ,;������- ������'���'.:-. Tho names' and addresses to these letters have been withheld from respect to tho Sisters, but will be furnished upon request. In evory country of the civilized world tho Sisters of Charity are known. Not only do they minister to tho spiritual and intellectual needs of those with whom they come In contact, but thoy minister to their bodily needs. They are as skilled as trained nurses In their treatmontof diseases, and aro looked upon*ns messengers of good ehe.er by countless patient sufferers. . :.' , One-half of ihe diseases which afflict mankind arc dne to some catarrhal derangement of the mucous membrane lining some organ orpasBagoof tho body. A remedy- that would act'immediately upon the congested mucous membrane, restoring lt.to its normq.1 state, would consequently euro alt these diseases. Catarrh la catarrh wherever located, whether lt be in the head, throat, lungs, stomach, kidneys, or pelvic organs. A remedy that will euro it in one location will cure it in'all locations. The Sisters Find Peruna a fJever-Fall- Peruna i.i cucli a remedy. Tho Sistera of Charity'knovr tliis.' ^Vlicri catarrhal diseases inako their appcaranco they aro notdisconcerted, but know exactly what remedy to ur.c. Thoso wine r.iid prudent SiBters have .fouiiiJ-Pcruna a never-failing safeguard. They, realize tl.:>t v.-licn a disea.-o is of u catarrhal n&t:iret Peruna is* tho remedy. rD;,T-��psla'iiniI femalo weakness are.- considered by many to bo ontlrciy differen t diseases. Thatdyspci>-\" sla Is catarrh of tho stomach and fenialo weakness isdno, to catarrh of the pelvic organs the Sisters ar,e fully aware, consequently peruna is their remedy in both these very common and annoying diseases., . ��� ..v-.-. If yon do not derive, prompt and satisfactory, results from'the use of Peruna, write at once to' Dr. Hurt-nan, ���.rivins a full statement of your c^u-, tr..-l ho wi'.l bo pleased to give you \\i- \\ ai .;' 'o advice gr iti-, * Address Dr. Hartr- an, T>cs. * nt Tho Hartman Sanitar.nni. (\"v.iim I u Ohio Offer to our Subscribers. BOTH NEW AND OLD. FROM SOUTH AERICA Phoenix Pioneer and Toronto; Globe (daily) both for One year ...,-:-.-. Phoenix Pioneer and Toronto Globe, (weekly) both for One year.........; ��� Phoenix Pioneer and Montreal Daily Herald, both for One ' tt��o���� /'IncludinB Handsome l'ortrait\\ < yOal ^of/Klug Edward, 17x22 inches.,/ ' :'-y * \" ''\" ���������' '\"' Phoenix Pioneer and New York World, Thrice-a week, both for one year Phoenix Pioneer and Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star, Sotfione year Subscriptions received to all Magazines and Periodicals at publishers lowest rates. ' Send all subscriptions to this office. PHOENIX''PIONEER, PHOENIX, B. C. W> n Contract��* and Buiidet o o o o Jobbing Promptly Attended to Full Line of Hard Woods. Shop on Dominion Sftl?? PHOENIX And BoondMV Mining Joornal, ��� \" . i ������*>nctpH(inB undarv Mining Matters. You'll have no trouble in keeping posted on ��� *> '������������-, .,;,i to Pioneb-r Pub. Co., PkoenIX, B. C Simply send a $2 bill for year's trial to HONeb. New r Way of Using Chimberlairt'i Cough Remedy Sir Arthur Chapman writing from Durban, Natal, South Africa sa)s \"As> a jiroof that Chamherlams Cough Remech is a cui\" suitable for old Snd young, I pen you the following:. A ijt'ighbbr ot'mine had a child just over two months old. It had a very-had cough and the parents did not know what to give it. I suggested that if they .would get a. bottle >��� of'.'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and.put some upon the dummy teat Jthe baby .was sucking it would no doubt cure the child. This they did and brought about a. quick relief and.'-.cured the baby.\" This remedy is for sale by all druggists. ��� ������ : _. '-';' \"���'\"'' Latest Mining Stock Quotations, AinericailBoy:....'.;. ���' \". , Ben Hur ���... Black Tail ;..*.... -. Canadian Gold Fields Cariboo, Cttmp^fcK (ex-diy.)...., Center. Star Denoro Mines .-.. l**airvieu- ��� l-'isher Muideu ciant ...; :. , (iranbj* Consolidated $4 25 International Coal.- Morning (tlory Mountain Lion NortU Star, (K.K.)...:.. , I'd vile Quit p...: : .'. Kainblcr-Cariboo San Pbit..:.:'..',..;...'...' Sullivan ....'...������ Tom Tlmni'i :......; War Kaglc Consolidated....... Waterloo (Ass Paid) Wliite Hear ASKED BID . ��� *\\i lL 2 ' 2% 2 $ ' 2 4�� 3 ��� ��� 2 ' 31 20 3 2 ��� 3 2 2 I $' 25 U 00 '5 3S '�� 1 10 9 ��� ��� ��� 5 iii 10 II 10 ,*�� ������ 20 2K **< 11 9 1 1 12 10 Hi 1�� tM i Pneumonia is Filling th: llspllals. livery day we hear of someone being taken with pneumonia. The only preventative is to get strong and keep your body healthy. Take Ferrozone, which makes the rich red kind of blood that nourishes and stimulates the entire system.'- \"I was all run down and an apt. subject for pneu- monia,\"writes A. 13. Charters of Burlington,\"when I tried Ferrozone. I didn't believe it was possible for Ferrozone to biiild' me up so quickly. In a few days my appetite improved, color came inlomy cheeksand I felt stronger. I gained eight pounds' and regained my old time vigor through using Ferrozone.\" Try Ferrozone, it assures health. Price 50c. Hospital Donations Lift of 'Pollutions' received since Jan. 1st, '!)04', to tlie i'liotmix General Hospital': ��� Cash $100 '\"lenient S. Houghton. Bostou Cash $5 00 A Friend Cash fc;co A Friend Mdse. $'3 00. , A l'riend Cash 5500 J.J. Strutiel Ktaclure Bed ami Furniture,value J60...A Frleud Cash $50 T. Katon &C0., Toronto I.iiien Mrs. I Crawfon Chinaware Missea Crawford Ci >��� J35 Canadian Rami Drill Co Cash $So Hospital Staff Landscape Oarden ~ Mrs. R. B. Kerr 'zi Crate Strawberries ;.;.,j. 11. I'e'ers Syrup ...: A Vriend Cash $5.00 M. Mullin Cash Jj 00 A Vriend 1 d(i^. lied Spreads A *\"rlcnd I'.-iir (\"rulclies '. ;.. George Chaplain Ornulte Tea Hot Morrin, 'Thompson S Co. MaKuziues Vegetables Cratt Strawberries Cash J1.00 per luontli.... Crate strawberries. Cash, S60.00 Cash.J5.00 Jar Strawberry Jam 2 Coses Crab Apples Cash 15.00 Cash*�� iiedsidc Tables, $10 Invalid clidir.,., ...V W. S. Macy Mrs. J. K Mills ......Mrs W. S. Vucy & N.Teleplione Co. Mr. W.S. Macy Bachelors Dance Itobt Horrcll ...Mrs. Wm. Fraser W. s. Macy A Friend p. Burns tr ro Clark it Binns Mrs. Hilda Smith Wa.ll paper for sitting room ,���Urs. J, B.BOyle ���am ,Bo \"This is a tur-ible campaign,\" said .Mr. Hehnessy. \"Nawthin', tur iole : about it,\" said Mr. Dooley. '���iiJs, a political war. I can't say more thin thar. All th' other campaigns ye'veiver shone in has been tame beside this wan. Sure an' th' Liberals -have .'always sent out plenty of literachure fr'm Ottawa whin tn' campaign w^is about to sthart, but this year they've sent it out by th' ton an' ca-arload, so that, th' faithful an' on- faithful cud read th' speeches that no wan listened to -when they was delivered.\" \"An'did th' Liberals pay th'postage on all those ca-arlpads of pathriotism?' said Mr. Hennessy. \"Naw, of coorse not,\" said Mr. Dooley.' \"Mimbers of th' Commons is in- titled to send almost what they like by- mail an' just stharhp it, 'Compliments of Bill Galliher,' or somewan else that's iligible.\" \"But, Dooley,\" said Mr. Hennessy, \"how cud Duncan Ross send such stuff through th' mails with his name on it? Is he a mimber, .or is it be, cawse^he's fr'm 'Bruce?\" \"It's nayther,\" said Mr. Dooley. \"Misther Ross sthands in with'Senator Templeman, of Sir Wilfrid's cabinet, an'used to schrlbble for th' Victoria Times, the Senator's pa-per. Duncan is losin' no bets in'this election, fr he knows that his chances of bein' elected afe slim, annyway. All th' same, Duncan is war-rking ha-rd, Hinnissy, an' is tellin'th' farmers in the' Okanogan couhthry, what a gr-eat counthry this'is, an' how th' Liberals are responsible fr it all���frth' sunshine, an' th' crops; th' metals in; th' hills, an' all that. Oh, he's a great man, is Duncan, an' will make / a great mimber, Hinnissy���if he - gets ilicted, which is more than doubtful.\" ;\" \"An' does Misthfer Ross say anything about the Gr-ahd Thriink Pacific, on his rambles, Mr. Dooley?\" \"Does he?\" said Mr. Dooley to Mr. Hennessy. \"Indade, that's his sthrong ca-rd���the greatest wan of all to catch th'votes. AnYhe plays it IV all it's worth, an'a little more, maybe. It's Gr-and Thrunk'YPacific fr'm th' time he gets up with''th' birds in th' mornin' till th' last faithful supphorters lift him a few hours-before, afther tell- in' him how nianny votes he'll be shy in that particular town:���an' so allowed th'man fr'm Bruce to go to bed in pace.\" \"Teil me about this Gr-and Thrunk Pacific, Dooley,\" said Mr. Hennessy. \"I see a lot of it iri th' news^a-pers. Is it a good thing,\" or. not?\" \"Is it a good thing?\" said Mr. Dooley. \"Why shouldn't anither thrans- continintal raleway be a good thing, tell me. All th' people of Canady have to do is to put ther ha-nds in ther pockets, an' pay out a little matther of $150,006,000 or somethin' loike that, build th' new raleway an' make it a prisint to Misther Cox, Misther Hays an' a few ithers in th' Gr-and Thrunk Pacific. Is it a good thing, do ye ask? Av coorse it's a good thing���-Fr Cox, Hays an' th' ither byes. They know a good thing whin they say it, an' they keep pushin' it along; with plenty of money fr campaign- purposes. It's 'heads Oi win, tails ye lose,' with thim. It's a shure thing Pr thim���if it goes through.\" \"But, Dooley,\" said Mr. Hennessy, \"If th' people of Canady pay fr the new raleway whether it costs a million or a hundhred million, why shuddn't they own it an' run it?\" \"Sure, an' go along with ye,\" said Mr. Dooley. \"Don't ye beaskin'fool ish questions. Ifth'*people a-re dy- in' to make a prisint to Misther Cox, an' Misther Hays an' th' ithers, why shuddn't they? Aren't they free bo-rn British citizens? Haven't they th' right to give th' counthry away if they wish?\" '���Wan more thing, Mr. Dooley. Can ye tell me why th' daily pa-pers in this section are ail in favor of th' Liberals, as they're called.\" \"Be Hivins, Oi can, Hinnissy. Th' answer's aisy. Th' Rossland Moiner is Liberal becawse th' editor cuddn't get th' Consarvative nomi-nation wan year ago. An' th' Nelson Daily News is tharred with th' same stick becawse th' editor was bor-n that way, an' besoides he was on th' Rile Chinase Commission a few years ago, an' so he's not behind on th' game for thinkin' an' writin' as he does. An', Hinnissy, Oi loike that chap, anyway, fr ye always know where to find him���on th' Grit side of th' fence. Notice of Tax Sale. I hereby give notice that on the 7th'day of NoTember, 1904, at the hour of Ten o'clock in tlie forenoon at the Court House, Fairview, I shall offer for sale by public auction, the Mineral Claims of the nertions in the list hereinafter set out, of which Crown grants have been issued, for all unpaid taxes and for the expenses of advertising nnd other charges. If the total amount due ia not sooner paid. :\".''''������ List Above Mentioned. Owner's Name. iTairview Con. Pairview\" Con. JPairvicv Con. Pairview Con. Fairview Coa. Fair view Con. Fairview- Con. Fairview Con. Fairview Con. Arundell, C. H :......... c'alrview Gold Mining Coin-iany....... iTalrvlew Gold Mi.iin;; Cjmj-any....... fairview Gold Mining Comiiany Fairview Gold Mining Compa.iy....:.. i<\"alrvlew Gold Mining Company....... Dominion Consolidated Mlne^i>Compah> Dominion Consolidated Mines Compan.t Dominion Consolidated Mlaej .Companj Fairview Con. Gold Mining Coaipany.. Gold Mining Company.. Gold Mining Companyi. Gold Mining Co.ii-'any;. Gold Mining Company.. Gold Mining Company.. Gold' Mining Company.. Fairview Coni Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.: Gold -Mining Company.. Gold Mining Company.. Gold Mining Company.: Fairview Con. Gold Mining Corapany..' Fairview Con. Gold Mining-Company..' Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company..; Fairview ��� Con. Gold Mining Company. .' Fairviow,Con. Gold Mining Corr-pany..' Fairview ,Con. Go'd Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.'. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. Fairview Con. Gold Mining Company.. H. T. Shelton and others......... H. T. Slielton and others................. H. T. Shelton and others........ P. C. McArthur and A /Woodcraft.... P. C. McArthur and Jas. Black.. P. C. McArthur and D. Black.'../...... J. Fraser Campbell................ ..... J.: Fraser Campbell.............. William Small.; ....... .......... A.: Mejrraw and others. Adams B. C. Company Adams B. C. Company.... National Development Company, Ltd.. National Development .Company, I/.d..; National Development Company, Ltd..' M. McMillan and others.. Julius Brethour Oro Flno Mines Co.......... Lemon Gold M. & M'. Co .......... AVm. Edwards (estate) .. J. C. Fisher. ;.. .......... W. L; Nicholl and others.......... Beaumont Leather..... . Beaumont Leather... . Smuggler Gold M. Co....'.......... . B. Hammond and others. G. R. Naden and E. B. Webster.'��� ���'... G. A. Guess..;..... ........... ...... C- Nelson and E. Cook..-.........;.... John Irving.. Jno. Douglass and others...:.... ..... Jno. Douglass and others........ A. E. Ashcroft.......... A. E. Ashcroft.......... :..... A. E. Ashcroft.... .............. A. E. Ashcroft... .......;. A. E. Ashcroft.... A. E. Ashcroft.. A. E.. Ashcroft.. F. J. Finucane and others Name and Description of Claim Y ILot No* J. E. Earr E. Boing and S. Mangott...... J. T. Bell and others D. James and others Oro Fino Mines Co. ; V. & Boundary Creek Mining Co '. C deBloIs Green A. M. Winston .'. . '........ B. H. John and H. Cathcart C. DeB. Green and others F. H. Wollaston J. T. Bell and others.. .... P. B. Stanhope and J. P. McLeod J. T. Bell and J. P. Anderson J. T. Bell and G. A. Rendell A. E. Ashcroft and N. E. Peterson...... N. E. Peterson and P. A. Lindburg... A. Megraw . C. Newman and J. Peterson W. H. Craig and W. W. Craig Le Frenz Tait and Rallton jlieawuer AllOM.... uuimoiu Fraction... v��up ��� n ' Frac tion Ju.iay................. Joe Llandy.. '.. a.U A.... ���....... f*uirview dominion. . oulltornia........ ... dig Horn w^iit&i.oca .. Jubilee Fraction..... diamond Fraction... iiiunore .. uixcliange Fraction.. Fanny Morris..,. Fortune .. aighland Chief .Mammoth............ W ightingale.......... ocean VVave........ Onllia........ ....... iiiack Prince. quartz Queen........ Kandoiph .... iteliunce..'... ... lia Horn......... .... White Swan.......... Shamrock..... ���iiootblack............ itiaytlower Occidental*.... Altred .. .. Black..... ... .... Green Mountain...... Banner... Urainite.......... .... Balmoral............ Big Bug :........ Chickamin Divide.....:.. ....... Excelsior...'.......,... Homestake. Golden Crown........ Homestake ...... . Islander Independence.. Lemon North SUr............ Nickerson........ ... Rocky Point........ . 'Robin Hood . Assayer....... ...... Smuggler Silver Crown Something Good Susie... .' St. John Vancouver No. �����.... No. 3........ Temeraire Fraction.. Lost Horso... Joe Dandy.. Old Kentucky Emma Fraction. Texas Fraction Riley.... Rambler Fraction.... Mexico.. Gold Hill \". , Bell :.. Powis Oro Flno '.. ..... Okanagan Achme Rosie Victoria Webfoot* White Knight.. ���\\ Renver ' Cornwall . Highlander Fraction. Highland Lass.. Hackla.... ;-. Nickel Plate. .Rock Creek....; 'Silver Dollar........... Richelieu.. Bullion '., Amount of Costs Taxes Due. Total 1075 664 837 83S 665 477 1596 1537 1595 647 726 720 941 943 739 936 544 940 742 545 855 850 935 937 549 7rfl 938 726 850 770 1593 1C��9 1E94 1603 1602 1C01 11.86 1ES5 1966 923 799 800 1906 1S04 1J05 649 1090 1449 50 1587 1S03 802 989 991 582 442 1451 1917 803 343 2440 2441 2118 2119 2120 2121 2122 2124 2123 2297 2S67 1916 2343 946 1448 557 11074 J19-43 2523 1446 -1G81 2342 2571 2344 2341v 2P47 2S43; 2527 2S42 942 734 f 9.75 77.25 17.25 14.43 91.00 31.50 48.00 65.00 52.00 82.25 91.00 91.00 17.50 1.75 78.75 65.25 91.00 51.25 91.00 64.50 6J.00 64.75 77.25 80.50 57.75 87.50 84.00 82.25 59.50 56.00 12.75 4.50 11.00 10.00 11.00 8.25 36.25 65.00 62.50 9.00 39.00 39.00 39.00 30.75 33.75 35.00 12.75 63.75 13.00 58.75 62.00 54.50 13.C0 9.25 117.00 5.25 13.50 13.00 26.00 56.00 17.00 10.50 10.50 19.00 26.00 26.00 11.50 5.00 19.50 13.00 7.00: 26.00 13.00 13.00 63.75 52.50 9.75 8.75 13.09 26.00 25.00 9.75 12.00 5.25 7.00 12.25 7.75 10.50 10.25 13.00 30.25 $2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.09 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 .2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2 00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 ��.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 iM 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.60 2 00 2.60 2.00 2.09 \\a*?�� /^k.9 FAIRVIEW, B. C. 6th October, 1904. Conn Grow Between the Toes But can be cured without pain in one day by Putman's Corn and Wart Extractor. This standard remedy never burns the flesh,���it is entirely vegetable in composition and does not destroy the flesh. Use only Putman's it's the best. . ��� IfYou're - IN THE - Mines of the Boundary When bilious try a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and realize for once how quickly a first-class up-to-date medicine will correct the disorder. For sale by all druggists. You should read the Phoenix Pioneer* The new edition oi tlie COPPKU HANDBOOK lists iin.l per mines and copper mining companies, in all ptirta of tlns Krobe, these ileBeriptiona ranging from two lines to 12 pages,,, importance of the mines. The descriptions are not paddei Interested 1 most condensed and get-at-able form. There are a!gff;ii(teeti miscellaneous chapters, devott Teiiniiiologv,. Geography, Geology, Chemistry, Minern] price and Statistics of Copper, rendering the volume a verita^d tlie ject of Copper and everything pertaining to the metal.^refcB in v It is the World's SUndird Reference B*eekoi re Every Miner, Procpeotor, Investor, Banker, and is $5 in Buckram binding with gilt top,.or $7.50 in t book, in either binding, will be sent, fully prepaid the world, to be paid for if found satisfactory, or r ceipt and the charge cancelled. Address the Av HORACE J. STEVENS, 36 Post Office Continent And Boundary Mining Journal, Replete with the Latest and Freshest|The Most DeliglltfU*1 News of Boundary's Mines and Smelters. ,n��g9.**e'*aviUe' ���Denver- $2.00 per year. $1.25 six months.. Through Salt Lake C: Col. ;'$ a Tenneasee pueblo, Tase, address: Pionee? Ptffeiisfifcr^Cbv PHOENIX, B.. Ci. Passing Castle* g* '���\"\"T'^nd to None 1 Post Troi^r^rrER cmh' BE V OUN��- SEEK NO Badedl'W A Slreet, POK W. C.McBBr $1L<5 7J.25 U.'U 16.40 93.00 38.50 C0.00 67.00 64.00 84.25 93.00 93.00 19.50 3.75 80.76 67.25 93.00 56.25 93.00 66.50 .65.00 66.75 79.25 82.50 59.75 89.50 86.00 84.00 61.50 58.00 14.75 6.50 13.00 12.00 13.00 10.25 38.25 67.00 64.50 1X00 41.00 41.00 41.00 32.75 35.75 37.00 14.75 66.75 15.00 60.73 54/J0 56 50 li.00 11.25 119.00 7.25 15.50 16-0Q 28.00' 58.00 19.00 12.50 12.50 21.00 28.0U 23.00 13.50 7.00 21.50 15.00 9.00 28.00 15.00 15.00 68.75 54.50 11.75 10.75 15.00 28.00 27.00 11.75 14.00 7.25 9.00 14.23 9.7' 12.; . 1? -���: 1 R. Lambly, Assessor Kettle River Assessment Dt f-l-a i\\i \\ <5 .* J' Y ��� ,:& i : i i i! I 5 l\\ L ,< t . ! I M m ������-��� ������8.1 PI ���M ���- m P 1^ 1 *>0.\"[ ��m-ini|��'!>i-��te-'��i.Vii.1* liSigiiiHSiiasii^ ^F^P^^s^SS^S-^^^ tHBWdCTX * |.isi}I m> Aey stjbseriher to -he .JTtbesrrj Ffcc^caagKt'tfee. Monacal Faas% f HeraM sad Weekly Scar free: foe ������ rest ? || of\", rryc-4 &?' siasfity paysng. tip his- s��o- j ' f sonpribri or '{jayasg fee. a ���. year- ia' ad-1 * vance-. -This ss an ones: weeds stkeag * 2id* at-,- tend any and all Services. Sc Andrewr Presbyterian Cfcurch,' Sex-rice KiCkjitow a 11 a. a. and; -*'3�� p. rs. Sunday school acd ilibfe.' da�� at 2.-30 ft ra. Rev. E. C. VV. 1 MacCoil, &. A��� pastor. * A cctdhl- seeJcoote to a 3. f SIctiwdiK���Services at 11 a.ta. and' 7.3s f- ro. at Eiie new chinch, {Jf*e- pas*/-jf pceacmrrg ax bah scr-rices. Sta:-1 ��iay School at 2.35 p.m. A hearty in [ ntarion ii eiuzsdec to all. J>. M.| Perky, B. A, pajtor- era, Tooruw Coacfccs. [XriERgCars. Tourist Sleepers f Leavfc Reveiitoire DaJiy WEST -J ��oir 5eai:5c and Van- '%_ cooler. f I^ave Fh-juaort.- Jet- foe \" St, Pat*!, duly. \" EAST { Toronto. Wed. and Sea. f McsKreal, Monday. [ Bo-jton, Friday. C Assay ';i$d - KegmaJd Mclntosb c. _ Kamas Ctty en a visit to bs fzxbex and mother . Beggar Prince Opera Co. on Monday and Tuesday evemngs at Misers' XJmoo. faf.Tr. Last week Graad Forks had tlie first sitting of tbe Snprenje Cosrt^ e**er odd m tiut city, Mrs. J. N. GatioQ retomed Jast Saturday after spending a month in Spo-1 kane and MufJan, Idahn. ��d. Black, the jeweler, will have a j choice Hne of silverware, suitable fort holiday presents this year. Smith Cerrtis held a pofitical meeting Wednesday evenrog at Ehoft, in the interest of Dtmcan Ross. Begirmtng this -reek winter hoars for the public scbo&i vere adopted, naruery, from 9.30 a. m. to 3 p. m. This week the 50-foot bridge on the j'Ji^ wagon road at the Atherrtar* mine was i;^PtS*ffl, rnakiiiga losrg needed iofprove- nbeot. T-K-, - L, hWMa yon are thn-kiug of Chrmrnas HS^^y^e��rjembeT that Ed. Black, the Hjgtttmg in a fine line of sil- vagrg; \" Get ilortimer to in- ^ Fire, Accident or Sick- CEngtlsh and Canadian Dot sure-a. ness fi.w 1 \"^^ngcrf lozry lt the Gn*nby ��� opened &e Summit hots! nk played by the e'en this year was atfiolic church beH years stew- :1, has resigned olitan Cafe in taken in Dooley has abject in this leader it at the irlfi Jfc'' mm' ��I t||?iY-';������;. 1��,'^ mSw- ������������ ,��������������� ��������� W��Mnim����mai ' ��Iore interest js -. political martws. nething to say 03s ,ue of the Piooasr. J. A. McDonald, tae. f this province, was 'onservative meeting sa ast Tuesday eveaing. Grand Forks has a tending the public schooL seem as though Phoenix make a similar boast. The C. P. R. has just hod . watchmen who have been sean*:. no fire damage was done to Boari bridges during the summer. Greenwood's city fathers are ,.. ready for a sale of property for paid taxes, and Phoenix may do same thing one of these days. Friday, December 23rd, is tbe date already selected hy the Presbyterian church for the annual Christmas tree and Sunday School entertainment. Senator Hampden announces that he is going to Cahlornia to accept a $3.oo�� job, presumably to promote a summer carnival.���-Grand Forks Sun. An accident happened to the Great Northern train Sunday night a few miles below Laurier, and passengers did not get into Grand Forks for seven hours. Nearly everyone of consequence in the Boundary reads the Pioneer, which is the reason it is such an excellent advertising medium. Is your name on the list? Dcn't fool with your duty to your family, but see to it at once that your next policy will be with the Mutual Life of Canada, where you get 100c. on the dollar of the profits. Ed. Mortimer, agent. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church have decided to hold the annual bazaar on Wednesday, November 33, and extensive preparations are being made for the event, which promises to be even more of a success than it J has been in former years. Wbr those paooransse vienrs ofPhoenir by G. B. K. Kinney up at Black's I Jeweiry ����re- It isseid that tht Great Xcerfjero Stfaro tfcftvet now at work getting 'oat ballast foe the Granby sasefter spur, is gone io Jj tfje fagzsz ever brought to ths sectioo- Mr��. Jnlia <>'Crjra>or, ot Grand I Foria, drank some arosioma liniment {test week by mistake, bet the doctors 'Succeeded in pomping her oot and saving her life. W. A. Harfcin, said to be a dyed-in- the-wool CMiservauve, \"reH knowp in the Boundary, has been special pres correspondfisit ia the east, travelling with the Sifton party. The \"Piaster of Pans\" comedy company will not appear here next week,, as anrjotrnced, foe the reason that the] Star actor is hid op in a hospital in] Alberta tfith a broken kg. Thanksgiving day ia Canada this year comes on ITmrsday, November rjtfa. Tbe night before a grand masquerade baU wit! be given by ProC Gagnors at Miners' Union hail. Norman H. Slack, formerly of Phoi- nix, but fatjerfy of Grand Forks, has gone to -Sherbi-ooke, Quebec, where be has taken a position in the head office of the Eastern Townships Bank. Good pointers are essential in any business. I woald be pleased to give you some good pointers on the good qt-alities of the Murual Life of Canada. Ed. K. Mortimer, the Phoenix agent. Robert Francis, junior partner of tbe firm of Stone & Francis, of Grand Forks, is said to be missing, perhaps in Los Angeles or some other an%e\\ic place, with about $1,200 of tbe firm's money. By the way local people are laying in stocks of cordwood they propose to have a hot time this winter, or to prepare ; for the extreme cold weather that the weather sharks advise, us is now en > route. When those twelve-foot holes are set off by the Great Northern graders just behind the Pioneer building, tbe mechanical and editorial-force of this paper lose no time in . making, them- J selves scarce for. the time (jeing. Safety first, profit next, tjjese factors ., - ^ - * Liberal Rally Miners' Union Hall Phoenix Friday, Nov. ffth AtSanric &tams*up Tickets via ail line, from Montreal. Boston, New York a: fasrest rates. J. G.ClAXX, E.J.COTLE, Agent, A.O.P.Agt, Phocj.tr, B. C. VanoAiver. B.C J. S. Cam ex, D. P. A. Neb/in. BYC. Stationers, Newsdealers, Tobacconists. j THE FINEST \"FRUITS tha- grow^\"^ $*Wty Ct., Lft ���and THE FINEST CIGARS and] VANCOUVER, B. C ^TOBACCOS ever smoi'ed at the new| Dirtct fmferfrrs of Asusyers' SupiUts l��i..I_ !_���.... :_.���!> A r f, ���>.. f store of. I SFE.4Jr.ESS. Senator Templeman, Smith Curtis and Duncan Ross lMitt,Stnjt4 mt Stair*. Strawberry roan rrwc, aboui 16 high, veisht --tbout 1400 lbs. reward ii d-diverol zt BarmeiTrian's iivcrj* Stabte, Greenwood. J, B. Macauiav. i J hand iii 'TTASTED.���If ZS AXX> VTOME3- WITH Liberal Candidate foT,*fag*anh��is,\"ietcT, f I Hardy Block. - OeninionAvc. NbIc itr��l��m Si C. foriiie .tU-te,.,,, Rati��^�� Croahfe,. JSewrifiert. M-iffl^. etr. Srihnat ��*mjU loir tb�� f. W. Bonn' r./.hp^hi*. CaxrFann^Bc.-c*,, j Borut *ik*. an.* ��2| H#����7 C&r��kTt,' Saamttf- SiHtr frtsUUsm* Uttwjt. C**nup{��*#- A*f��r OoiEta..; frtrafebtol ,�� ��boet Butter. ���c*tfc*��*rtiiio--c,rict^i 4 ��� i 1 t If :*. G. W. RumBcrgcr j Real Estate KNOB HILL AVE, Watches, PHOEXLX U Ij it r* fletroipolitan Cafe Meals at ah Hours. DANNY DEANE, Proprietor. (UXDEE StrMMlT HOTEL.) Chicken Dinner, Sunday, 5 to 5 p. m. 1 liner's UnioB Hall, Phoenix (J^q JP Oev Jewelry, Repairing, We can ** Watch\" too at almost any prire, {root ihe good, evr-rydar timepiecv :o the expensive adjusted' chronometer. Oar Jermelry aud Cat G2&M ��torS- vill be kraad put what rots ilceire to make a ��eUctVja from. In repairirrg- we sre prcpand to take care of anjtliitiK in this line. \\ : and Mines j Honses to Rent, City Property for Sale. ' I Shares m all the leading mines bongist aad f I sold. Information about Phoenix and the } l Boondary coantrj- gi*,*en on application. J Dominion Are Telephone Xo. 28. ^ Phoenix, B. C. -���-��� Black's Hotel< Beggaf Prince Opera Company. 2 NIGHTS 2 Monday, Nov, \"Fra Diavolo\" for thirty-fotir years have placed the Mutual Life of Canada, as the true policy-holder's Company to insure in, where your savings are safe and profitable. Get Mortimer to give you fij-urp. .^ p Robert Hv Karatofsky returned from Spokane Thursday evening, >having arranged with the BrunsK'ick*Balke-CoI- lender Co, for the installation of a first-class bowling alley, as soon as he gets settled in his new quarters. He ���expects to begin movinfi next week. Archdeacon Beer was-here this week attend a meeting of the vestry of - St. John's mission of the Church \"ngland. As the missionary board ,iven notice of cutting off the $35 per month, it was decided the church after January ist. & Fisher have been award- intract for the construction of in road, a mile and a half, mnect theBetts and Hesper~| -yith the\" Phoenix-Grand road near Fourth of July road is befng*btii!i\"!1n or- the machinery soon to Tuesday,-Nov. 8 \"La Mascotte\" or \"Beggar Prince\" This junction ba* tb-s peneaal ecarant^eof Tup M*OfWV> TiMUrP I tn*Tjltx*\\ttmugerisi Ibtr British Q>- Price of Admission, - $1.00 'Hckets on sale at Thos. Brown's. The lewder. Knob Hill Ave. ...DojtixiON* Avvsue, PHOENIX, K. C. Commodious Sample Rooms ��� First-Class Dining Room in connection Kir Well Stocked with Choicest Goods ' Most Conveniently located Telephone No. 36. ^ j Phoenix Livery Stable Mat&eson & Matheson, Prop*. Eveiythiflg New Tils ^liortlucd U Jotallr .llfflereoJ to chert. It tales ��et�� to learn in Itunead of inootta.ir li is reiiaZile, tJi&ioaaJi, ��od m��r be reiki Use print. Tbe S-n ihree K��son�� eosbtei j-on !o isle pe'rare no-oucd tlte ntntb Umon brfuja 701110ctjrTespcad-neWyte.the Jth, Mte final Ce��ma to nportio*. a: ap��eise�� say be a��ea al tlie ft> *dIi f^oseef oo at j>l*ea ��oa to the mall are qnile eaax- f\"- I-rpcwTttise tacgbt by sail. Wc forward yoa tcMOn s*K��t�� to \\rxzh j-aa the corfct fisceriaf��� atl tht Sogers tan^lit on tbe bfnxl toocb system Write laying (lie m��*hfne yon baTvr.or vecsut ��ap9lyyoo vitb a new or second baad ��m^. any taalie from ^6> to JtoO. Wc do cue hire oct ma- Tena*���For atuxtbaad I40. to cotao'ct'os. poy- abte by isatalinentt Typevritn; pi. to cota- conrer. Gnunil>M^ Pox St!. VfiibtU, crrcr lapeTiaJ Bank, Vsctocia, P.O. Box 174. ��'tie- braBChea throjrjbont Canada will shortly be opened. GREENWOOD LIQUOR COMPANY.. Bocndakv Agents for -PabsfsCelekatedfieer- Fortify yourselves for the -raj-m weather by drinking \"Iron Brew\" Wholesale WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. Prompt attention to Telephone Orders. CARRIAGES AND OTHER HORSES AND SADDLES. RIGS Ed. Black, Greenwood, B. C. JAMES McCREATH; PROP. Wlteka-aktf ���id Jevcier, riE*r btbestt���sexr k.--'ob hii-l hotki- I Ine Time {.feces mod Floe Pepaitioe Fall itoek ofTobeecoi a.:��l don Thomas Drug Co. boundary Agents for Columbia Graphophones. ,A full line of musical goods always in stock. Try us by phone or mail. GREKSWOOD. B.C. GRANBY EXCfliNGE 1 B��ys Anything. ��� Sells Everything. Entire Outfit New- and Up-to-date. A share of the public - patronage solicited. 'Phone 37. DOMINION AVE., COR. BANNER ST., PHOENIX, B. C. THE WM. HUNTER CO.;Lt Dominion Ave, Phoenix, B. C ed the long, us m Forks creeL der to] delivered to any part of the cily. \" *' Hay> Gt&im9 Oats, AV'heat, Feed, etc. I^irge stock'. <& Good Dhy Wood. <& PALACE LIVERY STABLE arrive for VV.S. week from North Fork below McKinl quite a number in that camp, suits are being velopment work Banner and other mines. returned early this ranch on the? upper tie river, 11 'miles mp. He says .that men- are employed that excellent reined from the de- the McKinley, known claims McINTYRE & McDONALD, Ptops. Knob Hill Ave., . ^SSSS\" Phoenix, B. C Ladles* Taifef-ma^e Skirts fords, Blue and Black Cioth- modes in cut and cloth. _ in Tweed mixtares, Ox- i choice line of the prevailing !���-��-*\"���--*\"> 1*- JJ-O-^s-^-��-��-^- DRiNK Dissolution o!��fs will settle 88 27 th day ?1LKV. Made from the BEST MALT and PUREST SPRING WATER, it is unexcelled for quality. Ask for PHOENIX BEER and insist on having it. PHOENIX BREWERY, J. MUELLER, Proprietor. \" Stan-mud Ave. and Banner Si'. :-: PHOENIX, B.C. While Our Stock is Complete in Eveiy Line. ladies' Sift WaMtt Japanese Silk Blouses in shades of White, Pink, Sky and Black. Grenadines and Lustres in a variety of shades, neatly trimmed. A handsome line of Black Sateens. Womm'sNeefcweag Elegant variety of collars, new designs. Women's and Children's Knit Underwear and all wool cashmere Hose, Shoes, Rubbers and Felt Slippers. MEjrS^VERCQATS AND SUI rS. JjgAVYJHiRTS AND UNDERWEAR. MACKINAW CLOTH ING, HATS AND CAPS. Men's Up-to-date Shoes ia all the latest makes and shapes��� \"J heavy and dress shces-��pur prices right. 09 E35SEE -rr*1^?!^ ^\"Mwr*,, TOP rft -jft w m ,*t,iii* v*J. it .Ri -��-',*���- I, ��!*������ j ji. \"Sf- SrfSH/rfflr' f�� ���wsware 'ion *.>*��� Sf \"SSIS* ly.S? 'sfv^i v 'i!ftt5n\"Srti,�� f, 1 *SNf*S3& '^lf^^ SM? *;^V3^ 3,--r��i5 '���ivv.SfJV !�� f-Lvi.*-i��* *��r?ssSgriM .L.. srfsHaf i %-.*H.Sv R"@en, "Print Run: 1900-1916

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