@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "f602792d-50ea-426f-a85a-6b4c8b1e28cf"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:isPartOf "BC Historical Newspapers"@en ; dcterms:issued "2011-08-23"@en, "1901-11-16"@en ; dcterms:description "Devoted to the upbuilding of Fort Steele, the development of the vast mineral resources of the East Kootenay mining district."@en, ""@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/xprospector/items/1.0187182/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ Library ol Ltf All fyruvwririnrinnryryvisuvvvx MINiSUAI, I'ltODUCTION OF |P FORT STEELE MINING DIVISION S SI IN 1900 $2,746,869 ,g #trtnaGvn*i^iSIi50iAniifiAn*��nK�� &rytyyrUij%nnhnnxLruiil!r^^ '" ""'�� MINERAL PKODUCTIOX of g HRITJSU COLUMBIA IX 1U0O r5 $16,407,645 �� ^iJTJTJuirulnjin?iJiJ'UtilnjtnJtnii>ji�� Voi. 7 FORT STBBLB, 73. C.,'SATURDAY, NOVBMBBR JO, 1901. No 4G. New Advertisements To-day. Cuiiiidlun Pacific Hallway.. l'us.'e 2 J MINERAL FLOAT J There is plenty of good free- milling gold quart/, on Perry creek. At present all the roads, trails and bridges in South" East Kootenay are in excellent condition. The big dividend paying mines ' , of British Columbia are situated in the,Fort Steele district. , , The St. Eugene has paid dividends amounting to $2l0,000. The North Star *117,000.^/ It is the opinion of experts - - that several properties-on Alki Creole contain immense copper deposits. ' Capital is needed to , make further development that will - add a large number of ' producing mines to this district - It is stated that* the Perry Crook Gold Mines Company,will install a 40-stamp mill on their mines next spring. Placer mines on Perry creek have laid in supplies( for exten- ��� sive winter working" - b' Tho ��� placer deposits on Wild Horse creek are only seven miles long, and has been continuously worked)for 39 years, . , and as yet shows no signs of exhaustion. The North Star mine has been a steady and constant producer; for several.years. , This year it - is the. largest dividend paying ��� mine in British*Columbia. ' The * St. Eugene miue the largest-silver-lead producer in British Columbia "last year,, is practically shut down. ' ,. Development on the Aurora proves ��that the'"ore body is , widening out. It is a good promising property. ��� Of all,the, many reports made by experts on this district there is none but expresses the greatest, sanguinity of its great riches The^ores of the Alki creek district are for the most part high grade copper. Experienced miners rarely ex< pect tofind the true course of a vein until they have sunk several ; hundred feet and have gotten down to what is known as "solid formation". Many groups of mines are being opened up in the St. Mary's river district, and several are making good showings. Tho copper situation is unchanged in the United States. Copper is strong at 17 cents. There will be a moeting in Now Yorlc this month by mine owners to discuss the lead situation with the lead trust syndicate. The men who create the mines of the future require encouragement and to secure laws favorable to that end. In South East Kootenay the districts that are attracting attention are Wild Horse, Perry and Weaver creek, in which placer mining is the chief occupation. The old time prospector of the early sixties formed the foundation of the Port Steele mining district. In every range of the mountains in the Fort Steele, district development work is being pushed with great vigor. , The St. Eugene is one of the best equipped mines in British Columbia. . , It is the intention of the Wis consin company which bought the placer.[diggings on Perry creek to thoroughly equip and work the'property on an extensive scale. Gold 'mining is, the most/fas cinaiing,, safe, lucrative and independent "occupation iii the world. Everyday, week,'month and year marks with emphasis the fact that the mineral resources of the Fort Steele district are boundless. New development in the (Id placer, mines of the Port Sterle district is the dominating feature which enlists attention 'to this section of South East Kootenay. The coal industry in Souih East Kootenay is yearly becoming more and more import afi I. ' REDISTRIBUTION. OLD ABE BONDED. Thirty ~ Thousand Dollars is ' the , , Amount of the Bond. The Old Abo group'of mines, situate'on Bull river, has boon bonded to W. .1. JLawrey, representing the,Green Mountain Consolidated Mining Com puny of Rossland for sv.n.'ooo. 'The life oi the bund is 13 months. Tiie new owners have a, small .force at work developing the property Present development work'done on the ,'property consists of several tunnels and drifts. The lower tunnel.is in oyer 200 feet, and a cross1 -drift at - that < point shows,that the lead is<24 feet between walls, with "a pay chute of four feet of ore. ��� The upper tunnel is in about 80 feet, with three feet of ore. * The results of assays show 17%'"copper, or a lotah value , of I $-14 to the ton. The' ore Lcontainsncohsiderable free gold. " , * ' The.owners will-make another inspection of the mine in about ten days with the view of , making a cash proposition'for the property. Present developments would indicate that the new owners have secured a remarkably good property? Masonic Gathering-. There was a large gathering of the,Masonic fraternity in Fort Steele on Saturday last. The occasion being an emergency convocation of Rocky Mountain Chapter R. A. M. There were present representatives from all over the district. During ihe day and evening two teams of three were exalted to the Royal Arch degree. Immediately after the initiatory services the visiting companions and member's of Kocky Mountain Chapter assembled in the spacious dining room, of the Imperial Hoi el to partake of a banquet which had ,been prepared by Manager , Reineinan under the auspices of the Chapter. The banquet was all that could be desired, nothing was ommitted. and every one present were loud in their praises of the good things which were served. After the edibles had disappeared, Most Excellent Companion Armstrong, acting as toast master proposed 'The King" responded to by Companion Galbraith in appropriate remarks, and on account.of tho lateness of the hour, the affair closed with the singing of "God Save the King". This event will long be re- How It Can Be Accomplished. Redistribution which is agitating the people of British Columbia at this time will be' found to'be not so easy of accom plishment as many appear to think it will bo. It,is a matter of history that redistribution heretofore has been accomplished by party government. And logically, we cannot see that it can be accomplished in any other way than it has hereto before been. For instance not by a", coalition ' government, which, the present local government undoubtedly is. To illustrate, it is natural that both parties to this coalition would seek to prevent their- .'respective constituencies being reduced or cut off, to very possibly the ad1 vantage of the. opposite party. And it is only necessary to consider this matter carefully to see that any redistribution by such,a government would prove ineffective and fall far short of the wishes and expectations ' of the Province at large. It is conceded however, that redistribution is necessary, and being nee'esj sary, some effort must and should be made" to meet the wishes and demands of the electors, though the conditions certainly. do not point to its being done as effectively as the demand requires. Bearing theforegoing in mind and the absolute need in-.the in- terest of the Province that redistribution should be taken in hand, it is suggested ��� that the .Legislative Assembly as its'first work next session,,, should pass an acfenabling the Chief Justice of the SupremeyCourt and'his co-judges to make" a redistribution on fair and impartial' lines. Such' redistribution when made would be .beyond question, on account of the standing of these gentlemen, by either party, and at the same time it is safe to conclude it would be fair; impartial and more equitable - than if attempted by the present coalition legislature, and most certainly to be more satisfactory to" the Province in general. The foregoing is recommended by The Prospector as a safe and impartial means of obtaining this much needed'adjustment of seats in the local house. Franklin I .ushi'.yiiin, chief police magistrate for London. ��� Lord Sirnllicoini sailed for Liverpool on Wednesday. David Htiwes, a colored railway porter, found guilty of criminal assault on 17, year old girl, was sentenced to ten years imprisonment. The' big fight for the championship of tho world, between Jeffries and Rnhlin took place at Ran Francisco last'-night. According to dispatches the Lieutcnant;Govcrnor has noli-, tied Premier Dunsinuir that ho must bill his cabinet and be ready to meet the T-louso at the usual time. ' ' East Kootenay Stock. , A sired. ' fiid. Crow's Nest Coal...'. $80.00 ���jTIOO North SUir '....- " :i.-) , i -IT) Sullivan. . . P. 104 Silver-lead, Quotations Now York. November lo: Bar Silver Mexican (lnllai> .- Load " O <4- Copper ' London". November 13.���Silver, copper, Xil-I Hi? d: lead, Cll .-Si- oi , 57* ���i.H -I.R7.J' ��� 10.02* 20-:i8d: , Shi. , 'Market Conditions. Business was good during Ihe past week. " ' ������ . ��� A largo amount, of supplies were sent to Perry creek. A large'number of mines'have "* L " *- been closed down for tho winter. Stocks arc quiet, the only deal reported was' the sale of 1,000 Sullivan shares. membered by the particiiDants as being a 'pleasant' arid instructive gathering.'." The meeting of the fraternity will, be productive of much good arid the entertainment accorded to the visitors will have its effect The visitors left for their respective homes on Sunday, - Good Roads. rt is to be ho [led that the local house at its next sitting-will take up the subject of good roads, trails and bridges and make ample appropriations for their construction and maintenance. Thcamount appropriated by the house last* session for South East Kootenay was small, in fact the smallest for any district in the province, and inadequate for a district as important, as the Fort, Steele district. As the small amount appropriated was intended lo cover the entire district, strict economy was practised by those in charge. The result, has been that not a dollar has been wasted the roads and trails this year have boon constructed in a manner that rcilccts great credit to those in charge. The future cost of maintenance will be small the bulk of the future appropriations will be used in constructing new roads and trails. 'If roads and trails are ; well constructed, as they have been in this district this year, the future amount to be expended.,in repairs'-will be reduced to'a minimum. " Moyie Mining- News. From Our Own Coi-ri-spniulciu. ' ��� ���' ST. EUGENE. * There has been no change in the working force during the past'"week. There "arc 50,-men engaged in development. ,15-on the hill and .'Iii .in ^ the lower tunnel and shaft. The deep shaft is down lfiO foot,' and in a few clays cross drifting will commence. aurora,. - ' ���' Sinking on the ore ,body has been discontinued owing 'to weather conditions'. Tt is reported that work in the tunnel will bo resumed. ��� r LAMB CREEK PLACERS. , Work on the deep placer diggings ou Lamb creek has been suspended for a short time. The shaft is down 00 feet and the expectation is that bod rock will bo encountered in si do of six foot. Work will be resumed as soon as the Johnson Bros, return from Olympia., _' �� GENERAL NEWS NOTRS. . Rev. Purdy has now 'taken charge of tho Presbyterian Church here. Rev. Mr. Peacock having gone to Morrissey. J. Schaich has taken his drugs etc. to Marysvilie. 7 Items of Interest: The Grand Viewy Hotel at the Banff Springs was burned to the ground on Monday last. The death is announced of Sir Hotel Arrivals. IMPERIAL: D. Cari'utliors. Pernio , A. Joyce, "- S. Bonncll, " G. G. Jewell, A. W. Bloasdoll " J. A. Renio. " Coo. Scott, " W. .1. Timlick, J. McBride, Cranbrook Dr. King " A. Alollitt, .7. W. Turley - ���<��� Gus Theis, Perry Creek A. Banks ���-" .7 C, S. Fuller, Elko, ' Mr. Ferguson, Mucledd L. Kirkpatrick, Winnipeg' Mark Drums, Frank' 1 H. C. Killeen, Nelson: .- A. Taylor, , 7 ��� <.���' ! ������ ' D. V. Mott, Fernie . F.Hogan, Spokane G. A. King, Spokane. 7 > ���t W^-QrMlKiiTfTnjTnjTJTjjnjT^^ I Late Telegraphic News | !XiiijTHijx?��rui!nK Special lo the J'uosimkitiiii MILLIONAIRES, LN AUTO-RACES. . New York, Nov. 1(1��� The arrangements completed by the Long Island Automobile Club for. its races, over the Coney Island Boulevard this .afternoon indicate, high speed and an afternoon of sport unequalled on this side of the Atlantic. , The contestants include William K. Van- dorbilt. jr.. Foxhall Kcnne, Ken- ne'Ji A Skinner and tho French exports, Henri ' Fournior and Albert Champion*. - �� NEW YORK" POST'S ANNIVERSARY New Yorlc, Nov. 10.���Tho New- York evening J'ost today celc- bratcdits hundredth anniversary by publishing an illustrated edition of special scope and importance. The edition contained an able review of tho history, of New York- journalism during the past century and, contained a, fac-similc copy of the lirst, issue of the Evening Post. Loudon, Nov. Hi.���Visitors to London this Call have .had the pleasure of seeing some splendid specimens of London fogs and have realized,fully the force of the saying the most impenetrable of all fogs is the London fog. This year no amount of damage has been done by these, un .welcome visitors and science is at a loss as to what'can' be done ���to-prevent their coming. More than that it is doubtful if science for a long time will be able to in- terforesj with the ''fog fiend's visits.-1 -What may bej a useful outcome of " tho study .of the phenomena i.s the possibility of the fogs beiug foretold, aii'd such' warnings, if they arc fairly re1 liable, will bo of great value to the business community, and so far as that, goes, to Londoners at largo. i* Tt docs not often happen that two princes are ordered to the front with British regiments at the same -time, but, this .has happened in tho case of Prince' t o Arthur of Connaught and Prince Alexander.of Tect, who arc both officers of the Seventh Hussars. It wa's only last May that Prince Arthur got a commission, but Prince Alexander has already been out to South Africa and obtained a, D: S. O. there. The Seventh Hussars arc now considered quite as fashionable - a regiment as the Tenth Regiment to which tho late Duke of Clarence was attached. There has-been a marked subsidence of feeling in the country if not in the army, respecting General Buller's dismissal. , One of the military journals still champions hi.n with indiscreet zeal, and contends thai the condemnation of tho luncheon speech-on the grounds sot forth in the official memorandum can not be justified.' Bailor himself has gone into retirement in Devonshire, and may well ask to be delivered from his friends, oven more indiscreet than himself. There has been some loose and reckless talk about a hostile demonstration toward Lord Roberls by the men who fought under General Bullor, but, Mr. Broderick in. reality is responsible for the final action of the War Office ".and Lord Roberts, -;��������������������� !>��� -. -' , like .Ihe King, acquiesced reluctantly. '. 7 ��� ; .' " Many salutary economies are third class. And this represents root and branch reform, foi- in the time of the late Queen head servants travelled first class aiid the underlings of the household went second. Now,all is changed' and stately housekeepers and grooms of the chambers will travel third with under housemaids and scullery girls. ��� London, Nov. 15.���So little attention to the reports of the King's indisposition is paid by personam authority, who ought to kirmv. that it has already been planned io have 1ho Duke' of Cornwall and York, .who then will be Prince of Wales, attend the ceremonies in India, beginning in 1003, formally .declaring Edward VII, Emperor. The belief is firm here that the Duke's ��� visits to the colonieschave been instrumental in cementing' the bonds of the Empire. Several knights and .baronets who have rendered good service arc sure of having other favors conferred upon them during- coronation year. One of' the names .already mentioned by those who claim to bo in a position to know is (that of Sir Edward Lawson. 'Tt is an old story how admirably the war funds wore administered under his supervision. Sir,Thomas Lipton will probably be made a baron, i the King as well as others having a great deal of appreciation ' for his pluck and the fine determination in connection with his 'double effort to win back the cup. The - King,' who ."is himself, a*, keen , yachtsman, is certain " not '.��� to : allow the exertions 7of Sir Thomas to go/unmerited. ������ PRO-BOER MEETING 'POSTPONED.'* Chicago, Nov.' 10.���The pro-; Boar mass meotiftg, which was to have been ''held tomorrow* in the Auditorium has bo. n post-c poned to Christmas* eve. The postponement is. due to-.the recent accident, to Bourke Cockran who was to have been the principal speaker. LA ICE SEASON CLOSES. Cleveland. 0., Nov. 10.���This was the last day for the .sailing of vessels from Buffalo. Cleveland. Detroit. Toledo and other lower lake ports for Lake Superior ^points. The season litis been on the whole a profitable one to, the vessel owners, though dissatisfaction overrates has existed in some quarters. The lake passenger traffic has been the best in years* owing to the Buffalo exposition. U"e-w Publications. . ��� Ail addition to the South East Kootenay press will , be the Marysville Tribune, which is expected to be launched today from tho smelter city. Messrs. Simpson & Hutchinson are the proprietors of the new publication. Among the recent exchanges received at this office i.s the Frank Sentinel published at Frank, Alberta, by the Matheson hrothers. STANLEY. William Forsyth with a small force loft Steele on Friday, to commence operations towards the development of the Stanley mine situate on Tracy creek. Supplies have already been sent fo the mine. ,'"'���' ,a.������ The Smelter. The plans and -specifications for the smelter at, Marysville are about; completed. Mr. Austin io be instituted in King Edward's who .'will., have charge of the plant is now al. Spokane, in consultation .with the Sullivan Mining Company and all the" details of construction will be completed by the close of the coming week." leasehold., A not-able one will be the .redu'etioning of tiny travelling ,ekponses'7 of the royal -ervants. Hereafter,' every servant, of the'TKmg will travel |! . THE PROSPECTOR, FORT STEELE, B. C, NOVEMBER 16, 1901'' ESTABLISH ELI 1��9S. . 7\\. 13. Grace, , PUBLISHER AND EDITOR. ' THE PROSPECTOR, is published ��� vei> Saturday, and has a guaranteed circulation larger than auv other paper In Kast Kootenay. It is all home Printed ' Hotel CAUTION-Thereisonly one Pond's- Extract. Be sure ysu get the genuine,, sold only in sealed bottles in buff wrappers. mJ&t&ariiJ'i SATURDAY, XOVliMBEK 1(3. 11>01. , liNo Enemies to'r Punish- Special Friends to Serve." -No CANADIAN v��x>m Y next 'OU will see great activity in South East Kootenay year, says' a prominent, to a' representative "of The Prospkctou last week.' The Canadian Pacific are alive to the situation and railway construction north and south ' through the Kootenay valley ' cannot be inuch longer delayed. The Great '^Northern ���, railway ��� 'have secured a foothold, and the line now tinder construction to ( o the Crow's Nest coal' fields will be extended. It is ho idle state- %, ment to say that the great 'mini-' ing sections of South East Kootenay will not be neglected.' There is tonnage enough in sight ���x, along the proposed route to pay all operating , expenses. , Machinery is' wanted, concentrating works, stamp mills and v compressors have , been ordered and will be installed during' the ' coming,spring. Lack of trims-' portation is, the retarding influence to .the development' of the district. ' 4 RAILWAY V Atlantic , Steamship Department Christmas Sailings ��� TO-^-a England -st. John's ^'-B. to Liverpool All Modern Conveniences FORT STEELE, J3. C. Large Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. ~m��� 4�� Pari-ian Nov. 2.'! Nmniuiitii N7K-. > i ** Ionian Dee. 7 Tmii^i.ui lVo. PORTLAND TO LIVKIIPOOL Dominioa Nov 2'-i Cumbromaii Nov Vancouver Deo. 2l BOSTON ��� TO U V El J POOL.' ���' I r, , Ivei'iiiu Nov. 23 ��� Saxouia Des>. 7 Nnw England Deo. 4 Uiioaia D<*x.\\ :?1 NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. t i i 1 CARLIN & MERCHANTS DURIOK GENERAL Monte Carlo Restaurant. THE MOST Fort" C'elliu Nov. 12U Gei-iiianic Nov. 27 , Majct-iio Dec. 1 Cymric Dec. 10 Oceanic Dec.,11 . 7 Teutonic Deo. IS. NEW YORK TO Haverford Nov. tl St l'aul Dec. 11 Etruriu Nov. i\\ . Campania Nov. 30 Umbi-ia Dec. 7 LiK-ania Dec. 14 Etrui-ia Dec. 21 Campania' Dec. 28 SOUTHAMPTON Philadelphia Dec 4 St. Louis Dee. IS Steelef Sole Agents for tlie canton Steel Continental Sailings ���OF .This season has boon marked b3r a , inarvolous growth in general business, as well as in ' the mining and lumber industries of the Fort Steele district, and an era of great prosperity seems to have settled all over the district. In the mining dis- - trict tributary to the town of Port Steele, a number of rich * mineral discoveries liave been made this season, while active development. ,work has been carried ou by the owners of many prospective mines on Wild Horse creek, Bull river J Boulder "creek, Tracy creek, Sand creek and Lewis creek.' and ��� many other sections all tributary to the town. There is a firm belief which is expressed all over the district, that^ Steele will in the near future take a place among the foremost towns of the Kootenays. ' c British Columbia ��� is going ahead and making wonderful strides both in population and natural resources. The Fort Steele district is also pushing to the front, its mineral wealth is" being developed, but capital is coming in at a slow rate, much more of it is needed to carry on the development work at such a rare as the situ- ' ation and richness of the pro*, pects and mines wai-rant. Another and very considerable feature of the wealth of South East Kootenay and the Fori Steele district is. its timber. Mills have been erected all" over, the district, the output is y large and constantly increasing, yet the ��� demand is larger than-the production. : , ' ' ;������'���,���' *..**' . What the'outcome of'the present so called political crisis will be, it is difficult-lb determine. What the people. of South East Kootenay want is a government which will look after its natural interests, any government that North German' Lloyd. Hamburg' Packet ,C'o., Holland 'American Red Star Erenuh und^ Anchor Line* on application. ( For reservation of berths rates 'and complete information call on, or write nearehi, C. P. K. Agent. , ' E. J. COYLE, A. G. P. A. Vancouver J. S. CARTER, Dis. Pass. Agt. , Nelson. Tins Steel is guaranteed to lie equal to,.Iessop's ,or ., Baku' Rook Work. . Everything .Cooked as vou like rr. WM. ROBINSON, Proprietor Port Steele Meat Market COMPANY i Firths iii all h-KIOSH and Sole Agents Crow's Nest Goal ��>��.pany Giant Powder Company. QUARANTINE SERVICE.' The Dominion Uovern'meni ly now main- tainiiil,' a i|uai':iiuino service to prevent Hie ln- iroduciion, of .small-pox from south of ilio UounUury lit Tobuceo Plains. The quarantine guards there are M. PH1LUEPPS and 10. A. EI..TON: and all persons desiring to eioss, into Canadian territory must report to them, giving satisfactory evidenee of tcccni successful vaccination, or otherwise must submit to be vait'inated on crossing. A heavy flue may be imposed on any persons ni/^'lectinj.' or dpiyitisr nuarantiue reffu- lation.s. �� IIUG3I WATT, M. fl.' i-i- Dominion Quarantine Officer. SOL,R A OK NTS, Mining Supplies a, Specialty. Agents for the MASSEY HARRIS CO., Limited. Farming Implements. KA IVI' M RATS ON HAND., ALWAYS K: W., ROGERS, Proprietor. ��� " Presli Halibut, Salmon, Salmon Trpnt, Bologna Sausage, Butter ami Klg'gs. Fish and Gaihe in Season. Fort Steele and Kimberlev. * * * - * The Steele House Fort Steele, B. G. .Centrally Situated on Riverside Avenue. Agents Wanted Complete Life of Queen Victoria REST BOOK BEriT TKRMS Outlit Mailed on Receipt "j cfiii.s. Addi'e.i* S. L\\ MIDLER & CO.. Portland, Ore., U.S.A. STEVENS RIFLES*" AND PISTOLS ARCCUARANTCCDTO DC SAFE, DURABLE AND ACCURATE. THE FAVORITE RIFLE * * * * * *��� * *��� * neat ' $ Conducted on Up-To- The Best Bar In Town. Date Methods. ZVZcIMeish PROPRIETOR. Port Steele ia on accrirate, rifle and-puts every shot where you hold it. Weight A\\t poumlu. Made in three a-tlibera���.22, .2f> ami ,:12 Kirii Fire." ' , price: ' ���,Ho. .17,,Pleln'Sight*, ... ' ��6.00 Ho: 18, Target Sights, . . 8.50 Where, these, rifles'are not carried in stock by dealers we will Bend, express prepaid on receipt of price. .Send stamp for catalog describing complete line and containing valuable information to shooters. 7 The J. Stevens Arms and Tool Co. P. 0. I.i -S(;,ri'! CHIC0PEE FALLS/MASS. FORT STEELE, B. C. MANDPACTUUERS and BREWERS OP EXTRA PINE BEER % PORTER SOLD BY, THE BARREL KEG, OR, BOTTLED Hotlietl beer for family use a specialty \\OUTS1DK ORDERS CI VEN' STRtCT���'$ PROMPT ATTENTION 1 N. HANSON, 1 General iVler-cHatit L^icftior Dealer. AND Manufacturer of all Kinds of Lumber, ���> A largo assortment, of seasoned Lumber and Shingles always y " on hand. ^ DIMENSION LUMBER A SPECIALTY. 3 I WflSfl, - - ��� B G. ? J ^itiiiiiimwiuiiimiiiuiuiuiisuiiiuiiitiumuiiiiuiaiuiiiiiK JUST I, P. O. BOX 812 TELSPHONK NO. I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Mutz & Scott, Prop's Assorted Car of Rest Brands of Flour and Meals, etc. Flour, Patent Hungarian and Stipng1 Baker. Rolled Oats, Cracked Wheat, Wheiitlotls, Commeal, Buckwheat Flour, Split Peas, Navy Beans, Lima Beans, Pot Barley, ole. Bran Chops Shorts Oats Hajf, Fleetwood Tea. a pure article imported direct from Cnylon try it once and you will use no oilier. Fresh Breakfast Butter and Eggs. Bacon, Hams and Dry Salt Side Bacon, 1 POTATOES ^CARROTS FIREWOOD all lengths to suit all stoves. 7 THE FORT STEELE FLOUR and ��� PEED STORE E. C. MILLER, Proprietor , POST OFFICE BOX 836. fW^ All goods guaranteed and prices also as 'be,ing correct.: Send in orders. X I 4 ft ma THE PROSPECTOR, FORT STEELE, B: C, 1901. ' H * ��� . I ^?*## H. REINEMAN, Proprietor. -���'- ��#��. **** $ HOTEL '- '-' Port Steele, B. C. Largest arid Most Complete Hotel Im South Bast Kootenay "Y ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES o Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. SN, I !VI L��J %^m l\\ Lo* iZL T The Comiiig Town 6f East ' *' Kooteiiay. ;^^o*^^ Near tfie famous North Star and Snllivan JVlfties A Limited Number of Xiots for Sale at Prices Ranging from $l25To$46o NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY as prices will be advanced the first of the year. r. Apply to Land Commissioner, C. P. R. Winnipeg, Mail., or to BEALE & ELWELL Fort Steele and Kimbe'rley, KIMBERLEY. ROYAL HOTEL KIMBERLEY, B. C. Tho Fin Oh t Liquors iiiul Cigars ninl Best Fiirninlusil Kooms in Town. J. I. GATES, Prop. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs " Copyrights &c. Anyone sending a sketch nnd dencrintioii limy quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention Is probably patentable. .Communications slrici.iycontidential. Handbook ou PatenlH , sent. free, oldest agency for securiiiK patents. . I'ului.la taken through Munti & Co. recclWj special natice, without charge. In the Scientific JImericatt. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Lnreest circulation of any scientiflc journal. Terms. $3 a , year; four moot hs, tl. Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN��Co.3G1B'�� New York - Branch Office, 626 B* Bt., Waiting ion, I>. C. Guaranteed $900 Salary *>*��*��� . Mon and women ol ;roo loi1 loi-stl ' woi-k looking nllorour intcroMs. iiiOO .siliiry yuiiiMii- tood yearly: o.Nlra roniniKsioiis. and expense*. i'.i|)id iidvunociiicnl. old <.:-.- tiiblislK.-d lmii.se. firand elian^o for carnot man or women lo bociiro pleasant, permanent position, liberal income and hiture. New. brilliant line* ^Vl-ile al. once. STAFFORD PRESS. ' 2."! Oliuivli St.. Now Uavon. Conn. HIGHWARDEN & SON. 'I0NEER- BARBER SHOP hk'c.vvlliiiiy.S.LricU.y. l'Airs|, < '.|;i.ss: Arcai door lo the J'rofijierinr. MININGpsg|^c THIRTY-WINTH TEAR. 24 Pages : Weekly : Illustrated. INDISPENSABLE TO MINING MEN. .$3 PER YEAR, POSTPAID. SEND POK8AMPI.K COPY. MINING-sdoitiflc PRESS 330 MARKET ST., SA1T FRANCISCO, CAL. Headquarters for Mining Men. *****#****##****************,**:****** rs I'lJUI.lSHIOLl KVKK.V SATUKDAY. .ANT1) fi \\S A urAliAMTKHI) CIUOIJI.ATIO.V I.A ltd UK T1IAN AN'V OTHKK I'AJ'KK IN'KAST K'OOTHNAY, IT IS Al.l. HOMK I'KINTKD. ANI>��CONTAlN.S 1)014111.1.'. Tfl h: AMOUNT OF NKWS OF ANY I'AI'HIC IN 'I'll 1*. orsTiticr. ' ,v * * * I * * ,********��*********��*#******#*^:};***** As An Advertising Unexcelled. 0 , s ' * . m ayabl(yin cash. No ean- viissiiiy; ."���ep> Caxlon llldir.. Cliiea^).; .:'."''��� Fort Steele BAK ERY,' II. A i. i io ^Proprietor. lllVRI'Sini;: .AVIONUK Opposite Post ollice. TO THE DEAF. A rich lady cured of her Deafness nnd Noises in the Head by Dr.c Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, gave $10,000 to this Institute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Ear Drums may have them free. Address No. 14518. The Nicholson Institute, 780, Eighth Avenue, Now York, U. ft. A. CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, COPYRIGHTS and DESIGNS. J Send your bnsincM direct to Wnnhlncton, oaves time, cost* lean, liptlcr service. Hj office cloi�� to IT. 8. F&t��nt Office. FF."E prelimln- ��� ary ��xftmtnAtioni made. Atty'a fto not dr.e urtil patent ' la aecored PERSONAL ATTENTION QtVEN-19 YEA��S ' ACTUAL EirERIENCE. Book "How to oliUIn PatenU," , ate., lent free. Patent, procured throntrh E. U. SIffKera ,recelvo ipaclal notice, without-charge, la. tfae JNVENT1VE AGE J Uluatrated monthly-EUrenth year���tern-.*. $1. a year. iE.G.SIGBERS.mSK; ���"il CONTRACTORS All Kinds of ISrick and Stone Work RRTOK and T.TME For Sale. PI.AftTEUl NG Promptly Done :t 0_ o; E T 0 E N T Q O T C s B H N U J IM IN CASH, | FREE ^ I 'We will give the above reward to any person who will correctly arrange the J above letters to spell the ir.iuieaof three C'aiiatliiiii cities. Use each letter but .once. Try it. We will positively give the money away, and you may be the .'fortunate person. Should there be more than 1 set of correct answers, the imoney will bedirided equally. For instance should 5 persons send in correct varinwers, each will receive $40 ; sluuild 10 person? send in correct answer's,^ feach will receive |20 ; twenty per-sonn, $10 each. We do'this to introducef iour firm and goods we handle as quicklv as possible. SEXD NO MONEYS \\ WITH YOUR ANSVVKR; .This is a FREE contest. A post card will do. \\ B Those who h��v* iiot receited ��ujtbiug from other contests, trv this one. I 8 1MPIRB SUfPUY CO., ORIULIA. CANAbA.-*^^-^fc^��v��| mti&aMdaiwowtm 'm&X&wtfiMociKtu^ . '\\ il THE PROSPECTOR, FORT STEELE; B. C, 1901 -*���*��� si*- m& I.SAAAAV.iK |i����i ' A^vAfcJii.'- ���A: Ai*..tf|k. ilfe i��i ^ ajn Tlle|Mm^ : ;.*������'.,. w!yXX:': ���"�� ���������.# *H* ''''."; I- -V y..!'^....-. c.-';' -���;';-.'':���/ p-iiyy-'y g>y..py. iJiB:��:;'*r .v':'---V*-''1'';,'���': V xp A-y ���7("i 7' 77-"*7 *'��.'.:'.?.,���;.. .f [.'. '.1 7 -..,'���'.. V' ' .M.:.i ��� ��� A.::. ..'.'���. 4>&;i: !.'.x-'<;- ^ yyjyyj v!is:; lilll '...';:.;.;.,..';..,;(.- ..".. p..:.X&ir,\\...y:yp y:... .1*..:,. ...\\j M ������ ' yryyy.y.^;-^.;;^;^. ...aj:.:.^,: .;���/...... |7I|7|77 f��J!8!^!!^^ M'i^X^yX- y-X- ^"aAcLyttie^M Illlisli ^^xtensi^^M;^ :Xfiy ���v7-^;|''.7''7'.;':''-n" H7.77 &CJ|i(i^ lilSllSI ��|jBii$]^ |||S||fgy 7:y ape SI tua t ed|iii^||g^^ ^\\y^\\y:0./y^;iHAi;,,;- /���! South East Kootenay I77t;7 I i :'���"''���'��� ���S&vM ���,fcl?a;7y7t.yy:");:y. Tiie Gr^ferd ���ai*iii;;^lie;:yy Lumber Industry ;y.yIy7:;7V:y.y.y;.iL.,y^:\\;y7':J.,y:.��.yyyyA\\y.:.;y;AA;���..y ? are 7 ifpomiit en�� ":i|:|l Railw%7i?^ yea?- ^ WlfoiM&ictimXmxm XfVp : y:yvt 0^y^0^yMp\\ y-Pp-y'y--''-:"--'!:": yyy:---y--yp-->y-:-:"yy:-'->-y-jyyy,'--y--y^^ A-ryr p.-^-p^yry-y-phppX'^pv.pi'yl y7-7 7.A!i77 7-y7'^7A7y:yy7yyyyAA''y:.A7y7y. yp:.py. yy;. pyy ��� 7'7-.77 ::r^Xv^]i ^^���������x^^yyyyi^xCy 1 H^S^SSS^SI��i��f$SS ;va|a;;; y|^t^ 7y7gy7yy';:;yyyy7y7;;N.y;y7^^ 7y7y &:i^'0Bxfc WM^Kiy] ,;':7A'A.''V*7a';'::A A'7''yAr'rAt1 y ���' 7 ���/ '���������:'.''..:.*:-' r..'^; --....y- - A, -';":;���-.*��� "^v-'���*-"���-:';���.?.'���."��� -���5> y7y".7A>y: ���'���yy-yy-~i:.p-.y. ..spy������],;��,.p.:--yiyyyyp-yy-yy ..ir./V '' - ^"* "I-i^ * '"-'���t-"-::::ij'''-:.-,r'"-'l! ���',..^: :.��� '^..-: :v.: -^::"-^'-X py'^i^'xxiyypy^ 7:;''::;7;'7''7aS:;'7;^��:aI^ 'I7S7' lib. ::-y Ik'a' y,-yyy [kXy! y mv:.'. mxyy lU'::-:-'A-:.y .. The^^ 7.7 3* '8' :���! -I xM 7|: '���M\\ ���Miid TTap the Greatest Mim^ral of the^^^ tt . ��� 11* .������. iaS'T ���''���������;-���;' Choice Business and Residence lots for Sale Apply to %^ �� Townsite Office. ti, ���T THE PROSPECTOR. FORT'STEELE, R C, NOVEMBER l(i, 1901. s a t'ij i i i 7.\\ vTn^'^ a i iTkT iTi'i." uuiTT Irish Pen ;NTot Invited. London, N-iv. i:!. ��� Tlio fsicl h;is just l)coi. p.diced Ihal. :i con sidcrable number of Irish peers \\vi.JI not be invilod lo 'itleiid ilu* ajiproachiii" coronation oJ Kins' ttdwiird. The Duke of.Norfolk. ' as 12ai'l Marshal, ha.s boon instructed lo summon to Iho coronation tho poors of England, Scotland, (Jmil JJrilain. and tho Wniled Kingdom, and those poors of Ireland "'whoso right vole at Iho oloclion of a representative peer J'or ', Ireland has been admitted by Iho House ol Lords"'. This limitation affects a very considerable number ol the peers,of Ireland, as, some fifty of them, for reasons known only fo.themselves, have never troubled to establish their right to vote at, election's of .lvpreson- tativo peers. Among ihe number is Lord Ourzon of Kodleston, viceroy of India and Ihe husband dl'��� Miss Leiler ol Washington and Chicago. , ' of Fori Steulo. and the 1(.niia��e from these inn <>- ���i'l rrrv he inconsiderable A CMiici'in rnlnr. and compressor plain wi'i I..* hi stalled on .i ''Y.icy dei'lc pr. 1 ,'' on - |)l(l- lice (1 'A'' -lion anil lirin;; ).i. 1 1 I'.'lllll. Mam lit<- tin-od li\\ i In l).i\\ i' .V L'lH'l1 ���IIO >��� Co.. I.ld. ' THE NEW YORK CLIPRER Contains 'al Reliable T Reoord of all the Events In the THEATRICAL WORLD WORLD OFPSPORTS. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. <-__ S4.00AYEAR. SINCLE COPY, IOot��.' For Sale by all Newsdealers. "" SAMPLE COPY* FREE. Address NEW YORK CLIPPER, NEW YORK. MiNi:i,'\\i. A'-r IK'HM >".) ���| it riricv I r. oi i\\m��ivF\\i>'.vi^ NOTICE. BOV, Asthmalenc l*nni>s in Instant Relief and e in All Cases. _ Permanent Cm SENT ABSOLUTELY FRRtt ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL, 'i Canadian Tariff on Woollens. Montreal, Nov. V.'.���There is every indication that before long there will be a. substantial increase in the tariff upon woollens and cottons imported into Canada. The big wholesale clothiers and woollen merchants in the ���city confidently expect it, and i. i.s said-that tho present government is thoroughly aware of,the necessity of a greater amount, of protection along these lines. The' advance is expected to roach 50"poFc'Giit(., with one third' off as a preferential tariff. CHAINED FOR TEN YEARS ' Gcmeml Merriam Retires. Washington, D. C. Nov. lo.��� The UnitedJS.ates army loses a popular and oflieient officer today through the retirement of Briga- 1 dier General II. 0. Merriam, who ,rh'as reached the "age limit .for active service. Major-General '���MacArthur. will succeed Brigadier: General 'Merriam in command of the Military Depart ment of Colorado, with headquarters at Denver. RELIEF. any snlloror who will vvrilo you arc despaii-iiii*. houvvei euro. 'Th,e worse \\onr case, lay. "Write at once, .���uldre-jsinu 7!) Ifctst l.'JOLb SI.. N7 V. Ciiv. Sol. There is nothing like Asthma- ,'leiie. It brings instant relief, even in the worst cases. Tt cures when all ,else fails. ��riu* llov. C. I<\\ WELLS, of Villa Itiduu. 111..'.ays: "Vour trial liot.tle of AsUnnaii'iie received in yood condition. T cannot U'll you how thankful I leel lor lily "odd derived 11-0111 it. I was a slave, chained wiih putrid sore Uiroat .ind asthma I'or ton years. I despaired of over hemp; cured. I suw yoiiradvcr- lisenienl lor the euro of tbib dreadful and tornicntiiif',, disease. astbma, and thoii<*hl. you had ovcrspola;n yourselves but re.solvud io Hive ii a trial.' To my astonishment, the trial noted like* a charm. Send me a full-size bottle." We want I o send lo every mi Merer a trial treatineiil ol r Astliinalcno. similar to the one that, cured Mr.' WulK We/ll send il by mail I'OSTI'A I I"), abso- lutkly L-Mii-:!���: ok <;irAj'0 " to or it, oven on a postal. Never mind, though" bad your ca.se. Abtliniuluiits will relieve^ and,, the more filad we are lo send it. Do not de-, DK. TAI'T liJ'OS.' MIODfOINI.] CO., by all Dru����i-ls. �� ��� v> ' Mi * * * Or * Ml * kit ,u> Ml Ml * Or Mi Mj * Mi Mi Ml Mi Ml Ml Mi Ml Mi Mi Ml Ml Ml Ml Mi ANTELOPE, STANDARD AND O, K. MINERAL CLAIMS. Situate in lln' I'-.in suric MlTTlTil; Division ��� if Soutli Kast Kuoi,;nav iiistiict When- located- On the ihilu bank ofl'ei r ���������- �����'����� .il'niil '.ii.' mil.- |��� |,iu ilie ' f5Trt.Sli:ifi-1 ll1.!*'**! 1. .1*. T.il.c^iiMiii'i' iii.ii I .1 uiif", A. Haivey. I'*ree vlini'i s < . mucin. N<, i: HKliO". A(,'��-iil foi I'lKiin.is I' i|..\\m ,. J.'ivi. .Minn's Certificate s'ci ��� II 4.1 i-i . |;.,i��� ,| O. .T.'iittintrs, Kree Miner's ..Vitilieiii. \\'n .; j'.l.'i (liisi. Tliics. I.'rci- Miiht'n Cci'lltlc.Ue No. "It 4:140.V -aiul William 'Iioiiisoii Fipc Miner's. CViiitlcute No U 414I.V. IiiUiiiI. sixty ilays fio/n lim f iililalnini,' iiCroun tii.int or tiie above claims. And fin ilioi t.il;e notice Unit action, under section :i", innst bo commenced before the issuance of such CVrlitlcate of Iuiiirovemunts. Dated tills -ils't day of September, A.U., IftOl. �����-��� ' .1. A HAKVKY.' ' MINIOKAL ACT, IK'.ltl (renin f.) CHIll'IKIOtTK Of I.��!"!((IV KM KNTS. ' NOTICE. Kineruld Kraotional Mineral <;iuim.V .Situate In ilie Mining Division of Soutli Kast ICootenay. < ' When- located:���Ou Huekleberiv Mountain adjoiniiiK the North Star MIiiIiik Coiupitiiv'M piopcrty. < TAKK NOTICK that I, Neil MoLeod Curran. l',ieeMiiiei1sCeiaitieaie'No. "II. 411ilH" auttin; asuifcut foi the North Star Mining Company. Limited. (Non Personal Liability) Free Miner's , Ceitillcale No. ��� n. 4:��|.V. Intend, sixtv days fiom the date lieieof, to ajiplv to Hie MiniiiK Uecoider for a Certitlcate ofliiiprove- menis. ror the purpose or obtalniiuc a Crown Giant or the above claim. ' And finther take notice that itction, under section :tr. must be commenced befoie the issuance or such Certllicale of Iinprovemeiits. Dated at l\\inilH!rlo.v. ��. C. this ifilh dav of Sept. IftOl. 411- NKIL McLKOD CUKKAN, Apeui MINIOKAL ACT. ' (FOKM 1-'.) (JKK'riFlC'ATK OK IMPKOVKMKNTS NOTICE. ^WffffrfJfJiff&fJrtJrfrfrcrt��tC-ftfftfrcrff��t��ft* gfTTTTTTTTTTTUTTnTTrTTTTrTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTnTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTnTTTTTTTTTmTTTTTTnB 3 Now* latest Naval Architects. York. Nov. 13.���The developments and improvements in the way of shipbuilding are being reviewed by the meeting of. the Society of Naval Architects nnd Marine liiigmeers, day rr" t t t t t e t t t e t c t CAPITAL WANTED. ' > , ' ' ' To Develop; '. ' ���: "' The Rich Mineral:/ Resources, Of South East Kootenay. a i . Partial ly Developed, And Undeveloped Copper,, And Silver-Lead Properties �� b Are Offered For Sale On �� Liberal Workinu Bonds. which began here to- t The meeting will continue through tomorrow and conclude in the evening with a banquet at Sherry's. Maryland Bankers. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 13.��� The Maryland Bankers' Association in sixth annual convention today at the Hotel Konnert. The business sessions, devoted to the discussion of popular and practical lina,ncial'quostions, -will continue through tomorrow. * Tomorrow evening 1 ho convention will close with a, reception and banquet at which William H. Ridgoley, comptroller of the currency will | be the tniest, of honor. Working FOR REPORTS, AND INFORMATION; WRTTE* CHARLES ESTMERl. Kiinberley, B.C. TO 3 si QalTodil Fractional Mineral Claim. SlUinte iu iho Mining Division of South K.ust Kootenay Where loeuted:���On Huckleberry' Mountain adjoining the North Star Company's pioperly. Take notlee that I, Nell'Mel-eodCurruii. Flee Minor's Certill<:ate No. H.'4:ai8. actlnif as aj,'eni for the Noith Star Mining Company, Limited. (Non Personal .Liability) Free Miner's Certificate No. U. 41VJ15, intend sixty day.s from the date hereof, to appHyo the Mining Uecoider foi aCemllcate of Improvements,, for the purpose or obtaining a Ciown Grant of tlw- above claim. And further lake uotici* that action, under section H7, must be commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. ' Dated'at Ivinibt'rley ��. C. this IMUi clav of Sept., 11101. ���IU- NEIL McLKOU CUKKAN. Agent. TSiiiiauiiiAauiAiiituuiiiiiiiiiiimuaaiiiiaaiiUiiiiUiiuuiiiiaaaaiiuuauiiaaiiap b Fort Steele Cig'ar Store H ^ Fort Steele. B. C. ^~ Notice to Delinquent Go owners. To Wait Wade, or to any per.son or persons to whom lie may have transferred his interest in the '-Key11,"������Antelope". '���Stiiiiduid" .ind "O K" mineral claims, (or any of them.) situate on Perry creek in the Kort Steele Mining Division of East Kootenay and recorded iu the Mining Uccorders' ollice at Fort Steele, li. C. You are hereby notified that r have ex- ponded since October 19th. I8!1), four hundred dollais-in labor and impiovements upon the ���above mentioned mineral claims under the pio- vi.sions of the Mineral Act. And if within ninety days from the date of this notice yon fail, or refuse .to contribute your poition of .such expenditure together with .ill costs of advertising, your interest in said claims will become my piopeity under Section "4" of an Act entitled "An Act to Amend the Mlneial Act 1000". D.ited at Foi t Steele, August 27th, 1001. 3"<- OUST THKIS. NOTICE. NOTICi: IS HKHKUV CJIVK.V tliut wc the uuduislgiirU lui'iid <(idavs aftei tin- llisl pub- lioatioii of ihis uotici-. or as soon afterward as the application cau be heaid to applj to the Assistant Comiiiissloiici of Lands and Works .It Foi I Steele for licenses to prospn-t foHCoal and I'etioleum upon the following desenb.-d lands, situate in Cast Koolenay. on the Kasl side of tli,. Fljtii<"1(l Kiver. on Oil nr huge ''reck, and fiom uljout.'i to 8 miles infill of Ihe luli'iuatioi'iul liiiiiiiil.ny I.Iiil'.' CommeiU'iiig j| a post on the Noith West hunk of Oil fu-.sk uiail,,-u -Sir C. H. 'flipper's S. W. Coiner- adjoining Fied. P"ter's X. W. foiiu-i i'ii-,t theuee Norlh SO chains, (hence Kast 80chains, thence South 80 chains, ilicuce West 80 chains to the point, of (-01111110111-1-111011 cmiiiiiiung tJ4i�� acres. C. H. TUFFLU, i.'ouiiueiicing at .1 post on the North West side of Oil Creek, marked -J. Kdwards Leekie's N. W. Corner", about one mile in a N. K. dim-lion fiom Sir C. II. Tnppcr's S. \\V. foiner post llience South 80chains, thence Kast 811 chains, llience Noith 80 chains, thence west 80 chains lo point ot commencement, containing K4I1 .ICII's. ' J. KI'WAKDS LKOKIK. Coniiuenciiiif at a post on the North Wesi side of Oil Creek, marked "A. MclC. Dick s S. K. Comer", about one mile due west from Sir C. H. Tuppei's S. W. (,'oruer post, thence North 80chains, thence West 8(1 chains, thence South 80 chains, thence Kasl 8(1 chains to. point of commencement, containing rtl H.,G.WILSON. < Commencing at a post on the South East side of Oil Creek, marked ��� W. A. Ullmour's N. W. .Cornei' , adjoining H. (J. Wi'lson s N. b\\corner post, thence Soutli 80 chains, thence Kast 80 cliains, thence North 80 cliains, thence West 80 chains to point of commencement, containing rtlOjcies. '' ��� . , ' '- U W. A-'l'lLMOUK , , ^Commencing at a p.isi on the Kasl bank of Oil Creek, marked "K. Ili-ammer'.s S. W. (Joiner", about four miles in .1 S W. direction fiom Sir C. II. Tupper s S. W. Corner post, thence Norlli 80 chains, ilicuce Kastrili chains, thence South 80 chains, thence West 80 chains to point of commencement, eoiil.iiulng iWO'.icres. 1 * K mtAMMrcic* Commencing ,H .1 post on the Kasl bank of Oil Creek, maiked "A S. Ituichall's N. W. Coiner', adjoining K. Uraininer's S, W Corner post, thence South su eli'ilns. thence Kast 80 chains, thence Noi-.h S'l eliiiins, thence West 80 chains lo point of coiiiui<-iiceni<-nt coiitaining ���MHncies Conn-i , arljoiiitiii.'.Maigajtt A. (1 Leckie s *s, W f ni ner post llicrue Nonh Sddi.uiis tlifncc West Wi chains, ihciic- soutli Mi chains.' thence Eusl 80 chains 10 point of coiinue'iccment top- laining ri-l*) acr*-s CKOKCi; HUADI.KY ComiiK nrliigjl.i post on the 1-Suiind.il.* Vine maiked "John Hresiiahan s S W.'foini-r'. aboul one mile Souih of Geoij.c Hi.idlcv ^ s, \\r, Conn-i uo^t theme Noith 80 chains tln-iicc J^asi ��o chains, theiice South sd chains thence West so chains to pmnl nt comiiieiHein'-iit cr.n- uiining tijliiacie-. JOIIN MKKSNAIIAN. ComiiH-ncing ala post on the isnu'nd.irv Line marked ��� ll.irley Armstiong s S ' 11. C01 uei" . adjoining John liibsiiMliau's s. \\V Corner post, thence Noith 80chains thence West SOihaiiis. Ihi-nee South 80 chains, llience i:,ist 80 cliains 10 point of commencement containing 6-10 .1CICS. IIAKLKV AltMSTItONG NOTICE. NOTICK IS HKIiHIlVj (ilVKN ili.it nc, the undeisigned, intend tliutv d.ivs ufiei the lirst piibllcaiion of this notice or as sypn ihcieafter .is ihe application c.111 be heard, to apply to tlie Assistant foiiiiiiissiiiuei of Laiins^ind Works .11 Foil Steele, foi licenses to prospect for Coal and Felioleuin. upon the following described lands situate In Kasl Koolenay. on Starvation Creole, on the Kasl side of the Fl.1lhe.1d Kiver. .ind running fiom ihe llnnmlnrv Line to two miles Nonh of ii, ( *' Commencing at ,1 post on die Noi Hi side Of Hie creek, marked "A. T. Kirkpatilek's S. W. Corner", adjoining II. C. Maker's N. W. Corner post about one mile I10111 the Houmlry Line, llience 'Nonh so chains, ilicnci- liusiso chains.' thence South So chums, thence \\\\Jp��-i ,��0 chains 10 point of eoniinciieemenr. rnntainlng 15-10 ���1n1s.11 . < A.T KIHKFATHICK. a Coiiiiiiciicing .it .1 post oi^lhe Noi ih side 0/ Ihe cieek, marked II f Halter's X. W Corner , adjoining S. U H.iker"s X K. Coinei post thence South Moeli.iins. thonce Kast So chains, thonce North 8n cliains. thence ASrest 80 thanis to' point of coiiiineiK'iJineni coiiialnlng mu acres 3 ' , llUtlll O. HAK'CIt Commencing .it ,1 post 011 lhiTN?Srtli side of r of tho cieek. maiked ' S H. Maker's N.C. Cor-, nei", adjoining Johu S Tint's S Id.Comer post thence South 8.1 chains, thence West bu chains thence Not th 80 chains, llience Kasl 80 chains , to point of commencement coiiiiiiiiing iwo acies ' " , S. ��, Uaker ' Commencing at a post 011 the Noi th side of the cieek. maiked 'John S Tail's S n Corner', adjoining A T. K'irkp.itrick s S. W. ' Cornei post, llience Nonh 80 chains llience ' West 80 chains'" thence Soutli 80 chains thence Kasl 80 chains ,10 point of commence-, mem. iontii!iilng��40 acres. ��� " JOHN S. TA1T. Commencing at a point ou the Jlqundiu y Line marked "W. M. Kukpatrick's S.F. Corner", about oiib mile and oueThall in 11 .South West dlieclion from A. T. Kiikpauiek-s South West Cornei post, thence Noith So chains, incncu , West 80 chains, llieiicefiSoutli So chains, ihenco Kiisi 80 chains to point of commencement, containing (Wo acres. ''1 ,' i_ W, M KIHICPATUICK " ., . f Notice to Delinquent Co-owners. . A. S. 1IUKC1IAI.L. ,i post on the Kast bank of WriOLISSAL.fi! & hi Ciiiiii's, Ciii'n.Fol RIOTATL'DEALERS les, Pipes ninl Tobacco. I'^iiK's,), Viirioliy ol" I'ipcs it.net Smokers Oul HI. In U10 Disl.ricli, IncliuliiiJi' Mi'crschunin, L��. B. Alpha. ancLOllici1 lirantls. NOTICE. Sixty days after date I Intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of- Lands and Works ror peimission to cut and cany away timber from the following described lands, commencing at a post about three eiiains east of the Golden road, between the 34th and :t5tli mile posts running east 40 chains, llience souih 80 chains, thence nest 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence cast 40 cliains to place of commencement. Containing ftiO acies more o less. , Dated this 14th day of September, 1901. :,i' W. A. CHISHOLM Commencing at Oil Cieek/iiiaiked "C. K llrufT's N.K. Corner", adjoining A. S. Hull-ball's N. W. Corner post, thence South 90 chains thence West 80 chains, llience North 80 chains, thence F.usi 80 chains 10 point of commencement, containing MO'acies , ��� C. K. HKUFF. Commencing at a'post 011 the Kast bank or Oil Cieek. marked "F. Hnncv's S K. Coinei , adjoining C. K. IJruff's N. K Coi uei post thence North 80chains, thence West 80 chums, thence South 80 chains, thence Kast 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acies F. HIItNKY Confederato Mojiunient Unveiled Albany. Oa.. Nov. i;J.��� Tho handsome Coni'uderate nionu- ment. erected al, the intersection of Pine and .Jackson streets was unveiled today with impressive ceremonies. Captain . .J. T. Nestei1 presided and the oration of the day was delivered by lion Joseph E. Pottle of Mi Hedge ville. Before another year rolls, by ihf'i'O will be several producing mines in tlio vicinity of the 1ow,i S��- liii|ioi'lo(l and Domestic Cigars at Lowest Prices ^S ^ Uilliai'd and Pool Parlor and Reading ~s ��^ Room in Connection. , ~ZS ^C. M. Kl'l-P, Proprietor. TAENIIAUS1-R. g Afanagcr. ^3 Fiuuuiuaiiiiiiiiuiia^iUimii^iiuiiuiu^iaiiiuaiiiiiiiiiui^ Who I- i-.t.iry (i-uiiin n.i\\ is1.) From ('apt !���'. I o\\c. Police Station No. I>, .Montreal-- ��� > e I eipiently u-e I'ruuY Dwis' I'tis-Kn.iKH lor ,1(111111 in l/ientaii - a li, i licitttmtinhi, t.11[/art/*, fiost bn'c*, t hll- btaui.i, tiunijiK, mid nil nflliiliniitj which bcrall men iu our position I haie no hesitation in Miying thill I'ain-Killlu t* the best i enietly to lm\\ e near lit hand." Used Internally mid Kxternully. Two Sizes, '15c. mid SOc. bottltB. | Tiie PROSPECTORS3 EXCHANGE i m NO. 4 K.-VV..-C. Bi.OCK, NELSON, B.C. f) propi :.\\cii Odld. Silvoi- Lo.ul l.'h'KK Mll.UiVC in\\ ostort. l'jirlii's liiivni" minim: samples nl t.lii'ir m i* io t In* Wo cli'sire 1(i lictir Inim eliiiins in lii-iUsli ('(immliiii. Pi'd.li.-cloes and mining ni'��� ClIAMCilO llu-ir lio.LtU] iLtrloi-s w li. All simtpk-s sliimlil II* soul hv C1oi,i*uM>i>ii(l"ii!,o vilioii *il. \\'l mil Coppt-i- .Mim>s wsintud ;tt Uio I0XUI] ANG10. (1(~)IJ) propoi-iios w.uilod al nnoi: for Kas-teni NOTICE. Sixtv d.iy.s alter d.Ue I inieiid to apply to the Clnel Commissioner or Lands nnd Works Tor pei mission to cut and carry away timber from the rollowin-,' deserihed land In South- lOast Koolenay. Coiumencini,' at a post about three chains east of the Oolden road, and between the 114 and ;!���> mile post, thence east 40 chains, ihencc north 80 chains, thence west 81) chains, llience south SO chains, thence east-(0 chains to place of commencement, coiitainini; iMO aci es more or less. A. H. GKACK. :i!l IJ.ued this Mth day of September, ittui. NOTICE. Sixtj davs after date I Intend lo apply io the Clnel Coinniissioner of l.and.s and works ror pel mission to cut and carry awa\\ umbel fiom the followluif described land in Southeast Kootenav Coinmenccini; at a post aboul three chains east or the Golden road between the XI and 114 mile posi, thence east 40 chains, thence south SO chains, thence west HO chains llience noi th 80 cliains thence east 4(1 chains to plate or commencement containing MO acres moie oi less .1. A. IIARVKY. .!'��� luted lliis Mih davorsepteuibei. Km! To Henry Hose ind. Waller Sully, oi io any negson or persons to whom he or.thev may lime transreried Ins or iheir uiterus'ls in the Ashland mineial claim.* situate on the west lork or the St ' Mary's river, in ihe Koit Sleele iiiiniiiK division or Kasl ICootenay .md uiordod in the Uccoitier's ollice ,u Foi i Steele. You and each or you .ire hereby noli lied ih.it I have expended since Novombei, 1H0J, -md to date (six hundred and seventeen dollars; in la hoi and impi (Moments upon Hie above mentioned mineial claim in order to hold said mineral claim under the piovisions of the .Mineral Act And ir within ninety days rrom thtl date or this notice you rail, or refuse to contribute your poiiion of sucli expenditures logclhui with all costs of advertising, your m- leiests in said claim will become the property 'or the subscriber under section I or an Act en- ~ tilled "An Act to Amend ihe Mmci.il .Art. I WW. ' .1. II. WRIGHT. Dated at l-'orl Sleele this IHth day ol .lulv. mill. 2U.,;! GflNN-fi GO. General Merchants ���rl.v for sale arc rorinosioi] lo sund \\ N(! 10 for oxliihition. irospoi-ioi-s who luivo promi.siiii; minoriil si^-d proim.siii lo inako llio arc i*Oi|Ui i in Xols-on. ���\\])ivss. I'KKI'Ain. Ii'.'ss.ill ooiiiniiuiLc.it ion-, lo KX- ANDREW F. ROSENBERGER, Tcleplione No. 101. I>. ��'. ilos 700. NI.I.SON, 11. C. I^OIt'l' I^lilTlT Strki.k. B. C. CONKKCTIONEliY STA'J'ION'KItY ClOAItS. Post Office Stoke. notice. NOTICK IS HICRKUY GIVION that we. the undeisiRiied intend ,W days urter the first publication or this notice or as soon thereafier as the application can be heaid, to apply to the Assistant Commissioner or Lands and Works at Koi t Steele, for licenses to prospect for Coal and I'etroleum upon the followInjr deseiibed lands situate In foist Koolenay. on the East side of the Flathead Kiver on Akamatium or Ivisluneen Creek, iuiininir from the lloniidary Line to about four miles Noitli of iu Commencing at a post on tho North bank of the creek, marked "H. W. Lane's S- W. Corner". adjoiniiiK G. H. Kirkpatrick's N. W. Corner post, thence North HO chains, thence Bust DO chains, ihance South HO chains, thence West HO chains to point or commencement coiitainini: . ���I. S I'AKKKU. lMled at !''M^YfnTTTTnrTTTTTTrTTTTTTnmfn7TTTT?rfnTT1MT-:- I LOCAL NEWS'! W. R. Ross, S. M.. Fernie on Wednesday. visited A. McKinstry of Gateway, Mont., was paying friends in Steele n visit on Thursday. B. P. Cook is now engaged in packing supplies to the Perry creek mines. F. Collett. M. Drum and J. T. Laidlaw went to Fernie Wednesday. ■ ; , The Bull river iron fnhiGs have closed down i'or tho winter. *W. R. ROSS Barrister ' - * -. Solicitor NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCER. • Fort Steele, Ii. C Fokt Stbki.i Development Syndicate Ltd 138 Leadenhall Street, London, England. N. A. WALLINCER, r FORT STEELE POST OFFICE BOX 8. THOMAS McVITTIE, P.L.S. & g.b. Fort Steele B.C.- fiRASSICK I DEMPSEY. I, . , * ' CONTRACTORS AND „ : ' BUILDERS. " ■>' ■ Fort Steele B.C Skaving $ Hair, Dressing Parloi Next to Oriental Hotel ** FORT STEELE, B. C. All kinds of hair work c a specialty. RjjjDcmpsoy returned from a visit to Marysville" on Tuesday. Ned Bray relumed 'ou Wednesday from a visit to tlio Old Country. " A 4large outlit. went to Perry creek on Thursday. Constable Carter has - been transferred to Michel. Local Opinion N -.('roii^ iu favor of Pyny-BalMiih. Ji cuivs contrlv? ami colds with abr-o'uie certainty. Plea-aiu to take and »nre to euro," Manuiui*- tuivd bv the proprietor- of .IVrry Davis1 I'iiiu-Kilter. GIVE YOU AM APPETITE! lUWc 10UH NEBVES! MAKE VOU S'll'OKG! 'MAKE YOU V'.ELL! ' f • Pr llui-in-i-. M-rl. Siij.t.oftln. I'r.it HiwpUid R furl-, inc. Jinn T'-'il, |ni»irihcs 11 miihUutlj E imtl' i\\cm i •, *>, nnif-ir'n ini!,.., hn iiiuiii. g Ail s Cl.ll., S.lpl (,| ,|.(i Hu>,|,|l:,i Tnrm-tn g wrui. .lliij I. .iuuli„>ui.udiLniiliili("|n-t,Liu8iiitii. "> .»<»!■. and N1.00 Itollics. ' DAVIS A; LVWHKNOR (Hi., Limited. St. John's Church of England. Services will be held in the Church of St. John tho Divine every Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Holy Communion the third Sunday in each month at' S and 11 a. in. Strangers are welcome ■ ' 1'KicsnvTKUiAX curncu. Christian service will be conducted in " the Presbyterian Church by the 'Pastor1 Row' I). McK. Reid. P. A. every Sabbath evening at 7:30. D Sunday"School at 2 p.m. All are welcome to our services , C,H. Pollen visited ihe Estella Save' your Snowshoe Tags. Tho most popular brand of C'liuwin** Tobacco in Canada today,,i is "I'.vv lioLL'*-. K\\"ery plu;? of "Pay I!oll" ivar.s u "Snow.slioo''' 'Vug t'onMunor'i .slmulil i-ave'iacM*, taj**-, as valuable presents' are tri von for thorn. When you buy "Pay Roll" Cliowili-r Tobacco, ask your deak*r,fo'r our now ilUintrateil 1 pi viuium catalogue. Taj*? are good up ■ lo .l.inimr\\ 1st, M0.1. mine at Tracy creek on Thill's i Thanks^nvuig1 Day Excursion Rates. ' •>'- , j For thanksgiving, day all C. P. Pharaoh cigars satisfy, und'IV- Agents will sell return please tho most fastidious', tickeis to and from all points in customers, try one.' Fori Suvlej \\0'lx\\ territory al faro and one third. ' , Cisar Store. ■ Thursday, November f^Sth is a day of national thanksgiving. A pack.-train with supplies for the mines ou Perry creok left Steele ou Thursday. Tickets will be sold ,on Nov.- i)(.iih, 27th, L'Stlr good lo return till,Nov. 80th.. J.S. Uakter. D.P. A..'Nelson. ASSAYING c. P. Nicholson. Pictlkhojiough, Ii. c. ■.Licensed by Piov^ncial Govornnienl) Cold and&LIvur.'. ..'. $2.00 Silver and lead ??..'.... 2.00 Ciold, silver and Copper. . ,'J.OO a (lold, silver, lead and copper. J.00 w \\\\ Samples lefl wiih Carlin \\- Duriulc will ruecivc prdinpt atlentioii. East Koolenay Bottling f.o. Aerated Waters s. Of all kinds. Syrups, Champagnes. Ciders, Ginger Ales, Etc. Soda water in .siphons. The most, eeonoinieiil way to handle it. The Canadian BanK oi commerce I St HEAD OFFICE—TORONTO. 1'aid up Cu]>ital '*8,000,000: Rowerve Fund $2,000,000; ' Aggregate 1 tesourocs Over $03,000,000. I.oiidon Office; <10 Lombard Street. i:. ('.. -=- New Vork Office: lfl Kxcluiiiffc I'lace. ** r ' ' And OR brandies in Canada, the United States and Uritinli Columbia. Cranbrook Branch, * - « * % * « HUBERT HAINES, Manager. % ^».-**»;»**«;-^8;««**********)K«**W***!«***S^-«:ifclS* Kootenay Hotel .♦ ^ Boundary Line Tobacco Plains, B.C. * •♦• "** «••■ ?,* rjr * ■ fii ' ■ ° X. Good Stable. Rigs of all kinds. Saddle and Pack Horses JULES HUREL Proprietor. » 1 f '' OOOD ACCOMMODATION FOK TRAVUJ.LINfi MIW A First Glass Home rj Jose])h and WilUam Cavlin visited Cranbrook on"iNlonday. A. Banks, Perry, cfeek,; was in town on Tuesdav. ?Mark Drum, 'Frank. ALborta. c-> A.J GREZ, Proprietor L,, COHN TAILOR ' AND IMPORTER OF FINE WOOLLENS , Rocky Mountain Avenue fori Steele, B. G. Fort Steele Diamond Jubilee i.s* ™.so/v. Hospital UATROH. Graduate ot St. Lukes Hospital Vancouver. H. C\\ This Institution harf been recently enlarjfed by a new winjj whioli ia no" open for reception of patients. For lerms apply to Miss Polsom; or J. F. Smith. See. Matron. Fort Steele, B.C. T. 6. Armstrong Fort Steele, B. C. MANUFACTURER OF Tinware, Galvanized Iron, Sheet Iron, Stove Pipes a>nd Copperwarc BUILDINGS HEATED and VENTILATED Plumbing, Pipe, iitting and all 'kinds of sanitary work All-. Tldht—Hot Blast Stoves Hydraulic and Air Pipes for Mines SPKCIAL, ATTENTION PAID TO JOB WORK. I .was at the Im'porial on Tnustlay, y " \\ Tf-tlic political crisis now on deck in the ministerial cajnnej is turned o'ver io Ihe people Messrs. Dunsmuir' and Alartiu will hear something drop. I-I. C. Killeen. provincial superintendent of roads, arrived in town on Tuesday. Dave Griffith came down from Wild Horse on Monday. Millie a note of it. when you are leaviuir borne to buy "The D. & L." Menthol Planter. '-It i.< »uiir.nileetl to cure the worst cane of backache, headache, .stilelies. Avoid anything haid to he juft fix (/nbtl. Get the genuine made by Da.vi> Sc Lawrenee Co.". Ltd. ' ' 6 ■ '. ; The four smelters of the province in operation have a daily capacity of 2, oOO.tons. ..J. W. E. Yon rig rettu'iicd f rom Perry Greek on Friday. H.G.Killeen vis,tod Marysville on Friday. CHAS. ,P. CAMPBELL Undertaker and Rmbnlmci' r Graduate* of Champion College of 1he ■ United Stales. Upholstering and General, ■ Furniture Repairing. All'Work Guaranteed. /~_ Telegraph or "Ma.il Orders , Promptly Attended to. Cranbrook, P. O. P,o.v.l27. ■B. C. riT&&< # & * ^ LIMITED., ITead Opkice ' , -10 Qnici.'N Victoria St., London, Enclano. Burrisri Columbta Office Fort Steet.e, r, c. C. M. Edwards, Gen*i. Manager. FARN FOR SALE * NOTICE. Xotiee i» hereby liivcii that Maiu-licld & Cottercll. Tobacconists at-Port Steele 'J3. C. hav^-turned over thOir business lo n Tne.-sdav. A meeting ol the License* Com lni.s.sionei'S will be held in Moyie on Tuesday Nov. l'.ith. Frank Collet) returned from Fernie on Thursday. .1. A..Harvey wlio.lujs'boen ill for the past two week's., is now improving. * ■' An addition is being built to the Armstrong cottage on Riverside Avenue. ' For a good smoke, get the Pharaoh, the man who smokes one never grumbles. You will .find them' at the Fort Steele Cigar Store. J"" SOUTH KAST K'OOTKXAY UCI-'NSU DJSTIilCT A ui(>ulin<; ol ilie Unaul of License Commissioners ol Sonlli lOiisi ICooUiiiiv v. ill lju lit'M :il Moyie. NovomUoi Hull. liWI, lo i-ciismIci the lollowint! iipplieiilions lor la-i-nsos io rclnll litinor: ' .Ninios li.\\;m. hold ill UlUo Mi'Imocli \\- Jones. Iioiel ,11 KlUu II W. IIAUN'KS. Clnel License Inspeelov. D.itcil lit l-'orl Steele. N'ov llii I'.mi. « NOTICE. . Til;u notice lluit sixiy (GO) iliiys nftcr cliife, wo in I end to apply io tlio Cliicf Commissioner of LniKls siml Works for permission to remove ol)straoiions ami malte impiovemems on Lamb Creel;, in order to inalio sniil creel! naviguble for lofrs -.lecordiiiK to I'lans and Surveys fyled. 'J'lie, only lands iillecteil by said improvements1 oilier lli.in Liovernment lands, are Lols'WOl and iXti Group 1. owned by A. T. Chirk. Tin- only uliter affoi'ted by said improvements is said Lamb Creek. The Rate ol Toll proposed Io be clmi-ceil is Two Dollars (W.(H') lier Tliousnml feet, board moasiii'o. U.uoil ihis IKUi day ol Seplenibei-. lMI US- ■. Till''. MOYII'l LUMHK1? CO. E. J. PELTIER. Wholesale Liquor Dealer Cranbroolc, B. C. When in the market for Liquors, , Wines, Cigars and Schiltz.Beer Dont go out' of Kootenay for you can do better at home' by consulting the big wholesaler at Cranbrook. ' E. .1. PELTIER. e Hole k IVIarysville NOTICE. NOTIOIO IS IIKItl-aiY OIVI-IX thill sixty days lrom the dale liurrol I intend to apply lo ilu* Cliiel Commissioner ot Laiuis and Works Viclona, II. O. lur a SI'KOIAL'LHJIONSIO to i-ul and eai-i-y awav limber lrom the K.IUmiiiK di'M-i ibeil down Lands: — Comirieni'iii^ at n *i>o^l phinted at a point simaloone mile iioi-tli of the North Kasli-oinp ol umber limit held imilor S. Lane's special timber license, sluiatc near Luke cruel?, Hast ICootenay. Tlience Kast eighty cliains, thence VomIi eifrhty chains: thi'iice West eiKhlv i-li.iins. llience souih eifihty chains to the point ol commencement comprising in nil aboul U-10 acres ol limber lands. Dated this l!Mli day of Oelobcr, 1S>01 14- CUAIILIOS K. FINClf. Applicant MIKKKAL ACT I Will. (i-oiim r.) or.iri'iruj*1! i. or imimhivcmi nis NOTICE. "MIDAS" MINERAL CLAIM. Situate in ilu!:l''iM'l. Steele: Miniiii; Division nl'Kast Kooli.'iiay liisti'icl. .Where.1 located: On Moulder Creek, a t.ribu- lai'y of Wild l.loi-.su Creek. \\ Take nollco that t Wlllitui) li. Itoss. Im'cc Miner, A«enl. for I'.C. Andrews l.'ree Miner, !(. J. Mc.K'eii/.ii: l-'rce Miller and II. II. lirowne l.'ree Miner, intend sixty days rr'oni, ihe dale hereof, to imply to Ihe Minlnt; Uecorder for a Certlllcateof liiipriivemenls. for the purpose ,ul obtaliilni; a Ciown (Irani of. Uie above chum: ■''■.• 'i And further take notice linn action tinder section ST. must be commenced before the issuance of such Corli|lcal.e or Improvements. . Dalcd this "ith day of August. 11101. ' ;K- W. li. UOSS. TEACHER WANTED Hold ins il I'irst Class Ceiiit'ioaie. 6. fiALE & SMALL,!! Proprietors The Fionebr Hotel. Comfortable 1 Jed rooms. First Class Diniii"* Room. ' — Best Domestic and Imported Liquors and Cigars. A I I £?%?&! A TeaHier wiintod I'or the Fort Sloolc I 'tibliV .Scli'xil. to tiiku cliiir^e of Senior Division. :i iniici'ii.'il niiin iiri-lcrred. Duties to i-oiiinioiii-c sifter I In." Christ- in;is liolicln.ys.. Apply to , a ii. Ij. 'j*.. (jalbkaitii.- . SeiToUtry Fort Steele .School liourd. Novuml.WjT 1st, 1(101. Horses Ranched. Horses .ranched and fed hay at $F> per month. Pasturage withr out hay $2 per month. Apply to ■,, PATRICK QUIRK , ■ ■ i1 *•■ Daisy Kancli, Fort Steele. Your iittonlion is called to the "Pioneer Limited" trains of the. "Milwaukee & St Paul .Railway.". "The only perfect trains in the world." You will find it desirable to ride on those trains when jvoing to' any point in the Kastern States or Canada. They eonniict with all.,' Transcontinental Trains and all Ticket Agents sell tickets. . For1 further information, pamphlets, ct'e, ask any Ticket Agent or tt. L. FORD, C. J, EDDY Pass. Agent. , General Agent, SPOKANE. PORTLAND. GEARY & DOYLE. Liveru, feed & Sale Stable. Port Steele J1.0 Ue»ular Daily SI age ineels all trains at Port Steele .1 unction. SADDLE & PACK HORSE? I liAMINIi Ol-' ALL KINDS A SPL-'CIA l.l'V ANDREW NEIDIG ■ 'i'- "■■ '■ "7 ■ ■ ■ . ' '!■'■: ■ ■..■'• . . 7 ;.. ■■ " GONTRnCTOR and BUILDER HOUSK AND SIGN PAINTING' CALOIM1NINO ami J'AJ'Mlt HANGING : i i. ■ ■■' !•■'' ' x FORT STEELE; B. C. B3F" All work promptly done. ■fa 1ft,' V. ' ■;,■*; .i, •a l'i a ,i St ('. I) V-. 1 (1"""@en, "Print Run: 1895-1905

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