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The Tribune was published in Nelson, in the Central Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia, and ran from November 1892 to November 1905. The Tribune was published and edited by John Houston, an outspoken journalist who would later embark on a successful political career, which included four terms as the mayor of Nelson and two terms in the provincial legislature. Houston had established the Miner in Nelson in 1890, and, after leaving the Miner in the summer of 1892, he established the Tribune to compete with his former paper. In August 1901, the title of the paper was changed to the Nelson Tribune.
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SHAMROCK DEFEATS BRITANNIA In a Good Racing Breeze. Southampton, July 18.��� There was much excitement in the Solent today over the Britannia-Shamrock race. From early morning crowds watched the preparations on board both yachts while the whole fleet from Southampton. Cowes and other points made for Hyde. Long before the start crowds of fashionable visitors arrived. The Shamrock was towed from Southampton, the Erin following with sir Thomas Lipton, and a distinguished company. Tho prince of Wales arrived at Southampton at eleven o'clock, wearing a yachting suit, and immediately embarked ou board the admiralty yacht Fire Queen. The yachts started punctually at twelve o'clock, with a. fresh southwest breeze blowing. As the starting gun boomed, the Hritannin almost immediately crossed the line, the Shamrock following. Tlie Britannia did not long main lain the advantage. It was a dead beat to windward, 'and little distance was covered before the Shamrock, which started oii the short leg to port had overhauled her, and on the following long leg to starboard, the Shamrock forged ahead rapidly. It'was at once noticed that she wassailing nearly half a point nearer the wind than the Britannia. The Shamrock was carrying her mainsail jib-headed topsail and jib foresail. The Britannia carried the same canvas but in addition had her club topsail. The Shamrock was half a mile ahead when passing Warner. Hogarth was. at the helm of the challenger. The boat held up admirably, and there was not a drop of water on her deck. She proved extremely quick in putting about, only taking 10i seconds. Ou rounding the ISTab lightship both yachts set their spinnakers for the run back. Tlie only mishap of the day was that when the Shamrock's sail began to /ill the top caught in the crosstrees. The huge canvas flopped flat and then suddenly burst like a balloon, and a big rent became visible iu the upper part where a long strip c.had been torn out. The Shamrock's speed naturally suffered somewhat from this accident. Both boats soon set their topsails, and when tliey jibed to port, near Ryde they were traveling at such a rate that the press boat, going at a speed of 11 knots, was unable to keep pace with the Shamrock, though the wind had lightened considerably. The Britannia appeared to be holding ire.fel-e;d4^ UTl�� WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY ]��, 189... PUBLISHED AT NELSON, BRITISH COLUMBIA. DAILY (BY MAIL) $5 A YEAR; WEEKLY, $2. better, and could evidently have done the distance in much shorter time if she had been put upon her mettle. The Shamrock is decidedly the fastest boat ever launched in these waters. No other craft over gave the Britannia such a be i ting on a fair sailing trial. There was considerable inniio'iivringof tlie ync.iits before the start, and the opinion was freely expressed that the Shamrock did not appear to be so well handled as the Britannia, wliich was in the hands of the veteran Carter, who skippered her sii-.-ccssfully against the Vigilant in I SOI. Tlie Britannia was sailed beautifully and excited general admiration among the immense crowds of fashionable persons who witnessed the return of the boats. CIVILIZING OF THE FILIPINOS Good Progress Made. -Washington, July IS.���The state department yesterday received from the Philippine commission-an important dispatch conveying the news that by the co-operation of the military with the commission, municipal governments have been established in several important towns in the provinces of Manila and Gavite. These are Avorking admirably, and one good effect of them is that considerable numbers of insurgents are constantly deserting and. coming in, and some of them with arms. The system will soon be extended to other towns Avhieh are asking for it. Continued success in this direction "will mark the beginning of tlie end. Dispatches from Dr. Schurmer on his return from his trip through the southern part of the islands were of the same purport. A disposition to accept American sovereignty and to welcome the United States troops "was everywhere manifested. The report of general Otis of June 26th, referred to by commissioner Denby in the above dispatch stated that as a con- sequeue'e of the rainy season little island campaigning was now possible in Luzon. ^p^efe^ I "folxiiftsiol&i l^tli^fni^h^kpi^'^^^^^ '��� "*dti%hd ifxe. li r<_odii^i Si"|b-:|)ie����slejj51 buoy*.- ���CiU &oy -ikihg" aroundthey.fcettelietl "back". ,-; fiuJ4)ting, -./itlX^^shorti; tsrt,ek Jo; imtke. $hP2( ���" iwhie jjiarli" ��� "l-Sxp^ , ���tlie^hain;i;0cfc >^Wl.be,ii>J-e'toj give tt/good .. iltccouilfeof herself iii tile contest "for ���tjlre". "-AntpVica's. cHffi ' :.../-:-���'. y "'"��� 2 '", , ,', ""y""Tix'.e^��'SlWwp$kp"hpd ilie-2 heki- of the; . Start, ^iton the -ijf.t%tftekrtheBritannia. got tlie *\veatlM^ \Stvilif.^Oloser to th�� wiild. vSrvrd than the Sdfit&uuia the Shajit- reek gaptP the: Ay/injdwatd. and. was tliree ���'.cjliiti'ters of a mile ahead .Within half .ah hojil? afler the stark' Tlie Shamrock rounded ' Nab lightship at: l.Qj):2a and the Britannia at LOG.gO., TheShanvroek passed R-yde pier at i.5%30 andf-the Britannia at ;2..G3.20," Tlte Sharif rock won easily finishing at. 3.40.00. Jt was tlie opinion of those closely watehing the race on the steamer, following the yachts that the Sfli.amrit._k was ^uever-jrushed^to���her^titn-iost^in^today's' trial, and that Mr. Fife, the designer of the yacht, who practically entered the contest oil behalf of sir Thomas Lipton merely desired to ascertain whether the Shamrock could show the Britannia 'a clean pair of heels. He had no desire, however, to let everyone into the secret of tlie actual speed of tlie challenge-. A confirmation of the foregoing opinion is found in tlie fact tliat while tlie Britannia carried every possible stitch of GapA-as, the Shamrock was running before the wind from Nab lightship to the Solent bank buoy, and only had her jib headed with the topsail instead of the club-topsail like the Britannia, and on the broad reach home from Solent buoy, the Shamrock lowered her big topsail whieh woiilcl have been of material assistance had her skippers really wished to show her at her best. Mr. Fife and 'Mr. James were on board the Shamrock but sir Thomas Lipton followed ou the boat the Erin, which with a lew yacht- and one solitary, but crowded, excursion steamer, escorted the racers round the course. The fresh breeze that was blowing at the start fell somewhat, but revived sufficiently to bring the racers home at a good pace, and proved an excellent wind from a racing point of view, as it enabled tlie cracks to be tested as to their points, namely, beating to windward, running and reaching. The Shamrock showed to best advantage in beating to windward, and gained six. minutes on Britannia in the eight miles beat to the Nab lightship from the start, although beating is considered one of the Britannia's strong points. Ou the run back to Cowes the Shamrock's gain was less perceptible, considering the distance���about fifteen miles ���but the 'Shamrock did, not set her club topsail, and so did.not do her best.. Oh. the reach home, the Shamrock did , THE TOWNS ANEMTHE DISTRICT Pushing the Road. The contractors of the Kaslo and Lardo- Duncan railway are by no means allowing the grass to grow under their feet as far as construction is concerned. G. A. Carlson who has the contract for building the first lo miles of the road is getting in additional supplies Avith a view to increasing the force of men employed by r.00. He has three construction camps, a big one near Argenta, a smaller oue about half way between Argenta and Duncan City, and a third at Duncan City. The right of way has been slashed from Argenta to the outlet of Howser lake Avhere the railway bridge will cross Duncan river. Both lines pass through*, Duncan City, and the Kaslo and .Lardo- Duncan road have their right of way graded through the townsite. A survey party is now out ou the east side of Howser lake locating a line through the upper Duncan. KASLO. E. Stephenson and Neil McKay, license commissioners for the Ainsworth licensing district, met at Kaslo at 8 o'clock ou Tuesday evening for the purpose of considering applications for liquor licenses. There were three successful applicants, Chain e & Stubbs of Duncan City, W. H. Bell of Argenta aud Swan Peterson of Argenta. The applications of H. A. Macdonald of Lardeau and Alex. Cummings of Duncan City Avere laid over until they had erected buildings satisfactory to the inspector. Kaslo has a firm of city solicitors, but it has been obliged to send outside the city for legal services. This difficulty came up in the proceedings against Messrs. Dedorif and AVheltarns, who are charged Avith being mixed up in the escape of a prisoner from the city lockup. The case came before police magistrate: Carney, Avho avus not content with the manner inwhicli the city solicitors han-: dled it. ; He said as much, and the solici- torsieft the couivt.iii, a .huff. * .'.Tlte*iuagis���-. tf ate*then��� ad*) oiirned*-the>case*y and,- -M-s -lay ^^^W)^i^i^^''^^r^^i0Si%^ ���tffaslo.tfpH*-^ KOOTENAY MINES AND SMELTERS !l.i'Qh\iJrb;**i^ -Th^re are scattered, forces" in Php !JS%i1d'% rOf2frginyfO t'p",5t}()2-In "���o.th,er*���;pprti|$liS,..'np]'|; Lu^on: ? -$n��\Ga-v_t6; and the Bataiigas" pijmajices, they cotild pOsslbl-y '���Xssenibie, j��i^']naiiyEiiS 2000." The .insurgents are demora]ized,���fr;omu recent .defeats. The, most of the people "aire: terrorized" byytlxp insurgent soldiei'S, :aud:��desi^;& peace- aiijd American" - pn;0t:ee> ti0h." Thhefeha�� been hoteeent bi.irfiii.vgr b^-tOAAtn^. The trade Avitli p^rts- itot-in, Our possession-, the former source of iii- stifgeiit i-eAfehueS,-.��is now interdicted. General Qtis dbubted; the Avisdojii qf this policy;, as people in thofee Ports are uoav AVitlloiit supplies txxxd mSrehaJits s.ui"fei_i_g losses. The courts ai'e iu successful Oper- jitjon under tlie diTectioil of abl.e���Eilf_ pinos. Affairs in the O-fcher isiattcls are Lconipivratiyely quiet, awaiting results in Luzon. Ball (James Yesterday; Toronto 7, Spriugfield 0. =Syracvise-0,=Worcester-8? yfyy^y-^���2i\��]:��it^%^^JM^k^y;��. -^^>'"�� }sV^"����i " *[ ^pfe'gMit "'tqpjB^ot-f'ebn^-e^Sj^ jtiSt ���M%av is" tlid ,d"estihaf.t6n" '6j?\$$e����sv$gOii# road f j:om the Y-lloAA?stoh.e' jiiiiie- ���"���"II'A*gasj arAya;yS"ta)ke)i ris a��iii|itte,r; of' course 'tliii.t. It Avould come to S^.lijio, hup r.^ehtiy the "people of Ej;je ha^'e ]?Je��i"agitatliig to get iLt tlijere, and," $hg$ ��� have offered the. iYelfowgtoiie, do_apa'|vy �� $ij)W " towards Will Eeorganize. At a meeting ofthe stockholders of the stockholders of tho Rambler ifc Cariboo Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company held iu Spokane last Saturday it was decided to disincorporate the present Washington company and to organize under the laws of British Columbia as the Rambler-Cariboo Mines, Limited. The meeting was largely attended, about ,72r),()()0 shares being represented in j-.er.soii laud by, proxy. Tlie j.lan for changing the company from a Washington to a British Columbia eo'rj.oration, as already outlined by the trustees, Avas almost unanimously agreed to. The trustees Avere authorized to transfer the mining claims, machinery aud all other j.rojjerty of the -..present- comjjauy to AVilliain Hastie Adams of Kaslo, the manager of the company, to be in turn transferred to the Rambler-Cariboo Mines, Limited, a new eoinjiany to be organized Avith head ofiice at Kaslo. The neAV comj_any Avill have a caj. ital stock of $1,250,000 divided into 1,250,000 shares of $1 each. One million shares of this stock Avill be exchanged for the jiresent certificates, Avhile the remaining 250,000 shares Avill be placed in the treasury. Tlie new company aviII haA-e seA'en trustees instead of the jjreseut five. The neAV members of the board will j*>robably be Avell knoAvn Toronto mining men. The present directors, Avho AA*i 11 jirobably continue to hold office under the reorganization, arc: 3. B. McArthur, Rossland, jjresident; J. J. Huinj)hrey, Sj.okane, Ariee-j_re.sident; A. F. McClaine, Tacoma, secretary and treasurer, and William Hastie Adams, general manager. Moyie Mines and Mills, lloyie Leader. : The frame Avork for tlie, first story of the St. Eugene concentrator was raised this Aveek, and carj.enters, are iioav at work boarding it in. The building is being pushed to comjiletion Avith all jjossi- ble sjieed. The '--clearing of'; the" right of " " " $fr.:Bel:]5.; d'Ahnena drew a lamentable j.icturo of the sulTering of the prisoners, which caused frequent outbursts of sobbing from the women. ,: Count D'Ahnena blamed the American authorities and the Spanish government for the fate of these unhappy men. Senor Silvela in defending the government, said that although the United States had at first placed objections in the Avay they were now Endeavoring to assist in obtaining the liberation of prisoners. For the sake of prudence, aiid in order not to hamper the negotiations now in progress, the j.reniier declined to say anything regarding the steps being taken to accomplish that end. ;th(***'"|flu*m|yfe -v^g-^njdl. r:. ^wipy Rochester 8, Providence 0, Rochester 5, Providence 1. New York G, Chicago 7. St, Louis 9, Boston 3. Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn 2. Washington &,, CleA^eland 5. AVashington 11, ClcA^elaud 4. Baltimore 5, Cincinnati 7. Louisville 8, Philadelphia <1, Indianapolis 5, R_i.m-iSi.-s- City _.. Gi-rtnd Jlapids 10, Minneapolis 7. Detroit 8, Milwiviikee 22. bnikfing.thea-oadif|"tliey;^ill only *coi,.tes Ihtp, l-i'ierthOft'gl." it" ��i��s "ttnclfeVitobd tha*f> no cash lifts beeii fpiit itp;.- The niaimge- aflent of the yelloAvstbi-e haA.e Avritten the Sali.nO people asking AA'hat indtuje-' ments they Avill offer for the wagon- rpad, ahd a jneetihg of the ei.izei.g is to be held to discuss tlie inSCtter; The jieople of SalniO are fairly Confident that they Avill get the road after all, a Avagon road to Erie would- be three miles 1 oiiver than tile SainK) l'.oad, aild ail expensiAre bridge AA-ould have to be built OA'er the SalinOii river. The river is already bridged: at Salino, where there is a substantial sbi-'uc- ture erected by the late gOA-ernment at a Costroir$l:000. ~ Maccabees in I'ldurishing Condition. PoilT HOJtON, .luly IS.���The eighth biennial revicAv of the ��uj_rem.e tent of the Knights ofthe Maccabees opeiled today with 85 delegates in attendance, representing nearly every state in the union as well as the Canadian provinces. The report of suj.renie commander Markey sIioavs a net increase in the niembershij) during the biennial period of 43,485. The increase in membershij. in the entire order, which includes the sujjreme tent, great camp- and the ladies' organization, during the biennial jDeriod Avas 98,058. The membershijD of the supVenie tent at jn-esent is I8,B3l. The financial statement shows a Siirj3lus on hand of $403,038. Big Federation Refuses Aid. Chicago, July IS.���The efforts of tho AVesteru Federation of Miners to have a national labor convention held in Chicago today to j.rotest against the course of general Merriam, U. S. A., during tho Coeur d'Alene strikes in Idaho have evidently j. roved futile, because Of the dis-. inclination of the American Federation of Labor and other big labor bodies to co-ojierate in the movement. The local labor leaders claimed, today to. know" little concerning the proposed' convention excejit that it has failedto materialize. . Tlie saAV mill inachiuery recently purchased by the YelloAvstone at Frank Lavin's mortgage sale is uoav being jjaCked uj> to the mine. The mill AvilJ be put up again near tlie juudtion of Wolf and Sheej. creeks. Changed Owners. The Rossland, AVater & Liglit Coiniiauy, the stock in Avhieh is owned by Patrick Clai'k, John A. Finch,: A. B. Campbell, "W. S. Norman and R. K.-, Neili, all of Spokane, Jind Harold Whit�� and C, AV. Bender of Wallace, Idalio, has sold its entire holdings to the Bonnington Falls Power Company for $80,000, or $3000 less than the price they asked from the City of Rossland. Tlie power company has already sold' the Avater system to the city foi.' $40000, and have an asset (the electric light jllatit) remaining Avhieh will not cost any large sum to extend, while extensions to the Avater syetem will cost a large sum. Rossland got buncoed on tlie deal. ������ Big Tire in Quebec City. Qu__!__.c, July 18.���A fire, which broke out in the St. Rochs suburb of Quebec at three o'clock this afternoon, destroyed sixty-five houses, entailing a j.roj.erty loss of about $100,000 Avith insurance of about half that amount. A strong northeast wind was bloAving, and there .vas a break in. the water main. The old ser-. vice jiipes Avere found to be quite inadequate and assistance was summoned from the citadel. A detachment of the Royal Canadian Artillery rendered good service jnilling doAvn houses in the path of the flames. It Avas seven (.'clock before tlie fire was under, control. Three, blocks were burned. Most of the houses destroyed":Avere small Avoodon buildings, and over a hundred-families were rendered homeless: . '���''-. y ., .' /_ ^Vloy^^liiglve^k^ ^;��nea^;a^c'orad'^)ei s|0S-��d - ih\--j3iiiiaffld" fo** ^i^'oljCf"���^S.jl ".shares, and the: shares'-are" if^ing .sd'ld lit pa* A'alue, live property \vjll hxs xfoflt- 'ihg��yytth'nvsi$.'tfrd:.iiyl. '-"'. .*���������"��� �� 'More Miners; Put oil M: the Wakeflerd. . .��� SffivigRto*;., jTuly lS��^TPdiiiy ��.!. more pUifd^rgroxxxitl xxipii "went ho S^Orfe'.a.^ke Walceiiefd 'inili.e.., The-^VCMjIt:8"b&iifg dpixe is ,u"iid._i/ contract,, "*to 'avdid. A\?itlMra"i*\.a! by the inaui.gen.eut from the Mine QyvjiePs* Di\.SBociation." Tlie Kb.i-.l-iday is stitl|3utting .oh inoifi. nreii. Forty toits of "Noonday ore are lying o;u tlie Avharf. liei'e.aAA'.aiting shijiMent. Tills -"hakes 2Q0 tons brOiight (jloAvn froin, that liiilic Av��thiii a nionth:. CONCENTRATES. Ferine Free Press: "Since our last issue avo learn that in order to meet the competition of Eernie coke hi Montana, Amerit-an makers in the East have redite% =ed^their���pi'icer(Mid=i-i^Jessrfigiire=TS=being* offered for the former in consequence. It is more than ever clear tliat in order to contest this market cheaper transportation, aiid the abolition of transfer, is indisj.en.sab le.'" The Last Chance mine on Toad mountain is about to start up 'ftgain. li. AVi'lsoij- was up tliere yestei'day and Found tliat there was a good deal of water in the shafts which will lui^o to bo pumped, out before in in ing can" be i,(.�� sumed, Tliis will be done at once, anil then a force of men will lie put to work. ��� Lumber for the Noonday ruin, at Silverton is* being delivered from Jfill Ilros.' inill at the head of Slocan lake. FICHTINGTHE FIRE LIMITS BYLAW In the Police Court. . The Avhole of yesterday morning Avas taken nji in the hearing of the evidence ��� in the case of the prosecution of E. C. Traves for violating the fire limits bylaw. At two o'clock S. S. Taylor rose to speak for the defence, and his argument lasted all the afternoon. He made a strong attack on the A-alidity of the bylaw, adducing numerous arguments tending to show that the bylaAV aviisi ultra Arires in essential particulars. He objected first that the bylaw in question was not under the seal of the corjjoration nor was it signed by the mayor and city clerk as jjrovided by the municij.al act. He also objected to the bylaAv on the ground that the clause recently inserted jiermitting buildings to be temjiorarily moved from one portion of the fire limits to another constituted fresh legislation, and the bylaAV as amended should have been read three times and reconsidered. This Avas not done, and. consequently, he contended, the byhvw Avas null and void. ���He further argued that the city had no power to constitute lire limits at nil, as such jioAvers could not be inferred from general Avords in the charter. He considered the bylaw ultra A-ires because it delegated jJOAvers to the fire chief that had not "eo^^'#^^%fMfipjf^ ;- j eetecf .id Jjie :ela'use ebwf e|a'ingyd,i��^c.r-etiO-ii---*" ,ai!*y"*ife]inf*s, As to-"per*mrfi��..5& ^idd;it|:onfe''450; hp-. bilil.t -on ,>\*^%len ' ��� �� ^i*uild%g;C and " "alsO- to. the- elaugfe" vvhfc"ii' , ip'rhiitteci-Pi BuVas.i. "Co. to utdve' ''dreir' '���pa idkling,,. -ai.v'i",$u^g'e'3tnfid tlSat/the.-ppujieil', \hadvSJ_pYf"j)' faT\��oi.i4mni��� . ^lii-S.^HiVp'kect-a. troubled wa"teis.v He��1ti!gunedi-.tsbe poiiiXdi- had no^pOAver -t'o p-iijl tpruvotf' IsnlJdii'ig , d:(.w|i,��|>jf i'ggolutioii, as .a., special byhtAv Would"be tn.e_de4 and, also" dbjected." to- -lie maciiiU'eiy provided' 'I'Ob-onfoi'cl'og fho byhtAv oii tlie ground tliat it exeeeded and coh'licte.d with tliat already pjt'O^ vided iii tlie nniuieipal act,. These and several, othei. pDihts Afere ^adduced by Air. Taylor aiid supported by copious citations of autl'ioriuieSi AV. A'. Galiilier Avill reply.for the City this niorriijig at 10 o'clock. Will Hush Up the Scandal. Paris, July IS.���It is uoav stated that the present cabinet in the event of the acquittal of Dreyfus .at Rennes. which is regarded as almost a certainty, will try to hush up the .vhole scandal, This is considered, in political circles to be the A'ital question Avith which, ['"'ranee will be confronted as soon as the court martial at Rennes has pronounced its judgment, in Sjiite of the Aveight of the authority of M. Ribot and ofthe influential republican jiajiers like the Temps and the De- bats, j.eoj.lo are beginning to ask whether such a j.olicy of "hushing -up" and of shielding tliose who are responsible for the terrible consjiiracy against an innocent man avou Id not destroy confidence in the republic. Spanish Women Sob in the Senate. . Madhid,. July ,18.���A scene occurred in the senate today. Several delegations of women having, relatives among the Spanish prisoiu'i'.s.in the hands of Lhe Pilipinos, sought an audience" with .senor . Sil vela, Che.preniier, who had been"' com luc ted, -to' the galleries of the'.senate:,' where .count More Gold From the Klondike. A^.xcoi. ve.., July IS.���Tlie steamer GareiMie, from St. Michaels, -mlA-ed this evening at 7:3-0. Purser S]3t1agfif. says tliere is $3,000,000 aboard, of which $1,000,000 belongs to the Canadiaii 'Bank of Cohi.nerce. G. S. Lippy and ux- gOA^ernOi' 3. H- McGraAv wei'o Miiloiig the 350 passengers. IveiniCtli Sten*ai't and :otj, cxiLielueiiced minor,.-.' never nfiw...anything' ..in.. Aiistraiia ol-"California to eqlial in rich- n.ee'S l-ldorrtdo and Bonan5.a. d'ceks. The mt.nagt-1- of tlie Dawson branch of a, Victoriia fir,ms Writing fi'mn tliat eity, says: " From reltaliki sourci-s We have learned' that tiie steamships Uoaiiok.'.'-.nd (iaroiun. Avill lu-tiig from St. Michaels to Seattle and Sail Pranoisco $(.,.R)0,'O0.J or ft little more. IT IS NOW HORSE AND HORSE Next Throw Decides Who Wins. At a special nieeting of the South Kootenay Board of Trade Avhieh was held yesterday afternoon, the action taken at the former nieeting, in Avithdrawing the eight-hour question from discussion by the board's delegates, Avas reversed. The effect of this will be that the men avIio represent the South Kootenay Board of Trade at the Rossland conference will be able to discuss the eight-hour question and any other question Avhicli may come up. yesterday's meeting was larger than that of Monday last. It Avas attended by 31 members which was just tAvelve more than attended the former nieeting. Frank Fletcher was voted to the chair and he jiroceeded to say that the meeting was a special one, called by the president, to reconsider the action taken by the board at Monday evehing's.meetiug. John Houston raised a j.oint of order ���that the procedure to reconsider was irregular. It was admitted that tlie pre- 2 tent meeting was called for no other , reason than to reconsider the action - taken at a former meeting. Such being '.. the case he would like to knoAV Avho > called, the meeting; also Avhether at the ;., last meeting any motion Avas made to * reconsider the board's former action, and 2 if so did the member avIio moved for tlie l J reconsideration Arote iii favor of the mo- - tion it Avas desired to reconsider. This was required by parliamentary procedure * and if it could not be sIioavii that it had ,,? been done the j.resent meeting AA*as irregularly moving in the matter of re- ,'-:(y consideration. The chairman ruled that the meeting AA'as regular. He added that a special, meeting of the board could be called to discuss any giAren question. : ; The minutes of the former meeting. ; ; were then read and adbj.ted and the , ; next order was business ^arising out of the minutes. ;; '" -���/r A. E. Hodgins then introduced a reso- �� ;. lution to the effect, that the delegates i appointed by the board to represent it at -('y-y the Rossland conference, should liaye : : ��� poAver to bring up for discussion aud vote ; i:. uj)on any subject under consideration in (������_���(*'2'( such a way as they consider to be in the . iO best interests of the district, aud that ^-:: any resolution passed at the last meeting :,yy:yy of the board Avhieh conflicted with such :���-?'. authority should'be thereby rescinded. *���;%:yy(y; A. 11. Kelly seconded the motion, '-.y-' :'2:.yyy ,.-'���'������ J^hii. A,���Tur,i*ier tipdk; _i point. Of order; u^fl* Wmtt^^p^i^U^^^M^M^^ }pe-^ifi2^^^iMify)fi^^^'i\ p i^|re^:--."j^^|p|p.. v !^*U>"LBdAa-6lji*|^o1is^o^ Ja-n.es SlePhei'.- both. say .tliey Six Years for Misappropriation. Ni'.w York, .July IS.-O00. M. 'Valentine, cashier of the Middlesex County bank at Port li Amboy, New .Jersey, was sentenced in, M'iddlesox t.mi'nty court today to six years in the _vew ,h:xsey state prison at Trenton, lie pleaded guilty fco tlie charge of larceny in connection witli the misappropriation of about $200,000 from the Middlesex County bank. The full amount of the defalcation has not been ascertained, but it is understood that it exceeds $208,000. May. Evidently Poisoned Herself.. Stony Mountain, Manitoba, .July IS.��� Miss May Smith, about twenty years of age, daughter of John Smith of Fiohl- h.ead farm, left home -about: noon yes-- t.cnliiy. and did not-return... A searching party turned out last night and searched until about'noon today, .when tliey found. her body in. a.milk house on an adjoining farm.;. A- bottle -susj.osed to. contain poison,-partly full, Avas beside her. iieeftihg ��� b"f Mxbp"mpx0pmrkS^JsdffimiMlIm .tfoiiJS&'iij. ii-iy 'ifriutl"%jlie^]i(!r^i^^lt^ tniii-bi'ou^ht-f^r^rai^ " " in .order Q;rr nobs ' '^biv.e^iT,iUX^��^CWin*^^4: sides-'it a-dv'Milsfe to- irnleifb'ut" ^r"oi''d.#5"";.: t John Hoiiaoll.O;kk^"^i5l.^il:!li% if-he con-side;red<_h'itVpa.^ cedxtm should, be !al>plie(^:to:1\i^"���^s?:^J; resolutions: oh dt'pnday ,nnj-ght3 '���h-fe^id'^^;^ ���eon si dor complianc'e^ .ii(?_es$^r^.���^!!^ii^^f! jwesefit meetingi '^fe'sad-tfld" ti.a|f e'Vjeiv"y:"^ presidents of boards ;of 'teacle shoiiVT-'eiir^ ^ ;*; deavpr to be coiisisteutr., n �� '/;m- John A. Turner then ,rai".Qd a second. '��-y poipt tliat it Wal hot jn Oi-der for ttiixx �� -n JA'_:aii_d_t._o_discmsaapol.iticid_o;:uestious._.^S^^^^ pivictice was mnti'tM-y to1 tlie byhtWs .of the board'. The only objection Which he had to tlie discussion of the q'U-stiOHS Avas that they were essentiiilly poiitif-jai questions. The .'lullrnian replied- that he cousid*- fired the discussion of such questioiis <|iiitc rcgulai'. This ended the matter, as thos.0. AV'ho .v��ci>e opposed to tlie. consideration of the (|iii"st.ions con tonte'd theUiSelycs Avi'th ob' jecfi'-ng'ttr vvbai. tliey termed, the in-efu.- lal'ity of tho lioard's procediU'e. motion moved.by Mi", llodgin-s was. put and carried witlioiifc a clivision. The board .lieu adjourned. Those present at thp nieeting wuT-e J. ttoderick IJobcrtson, VV, A. Macdomihl,, F, W. Swaiuiell, Joliu Houston, A. J. Marks, X. A. MacLeod. 11. (,i. Xeeland.-., [���'rank Fletcher, Charlu-". Ilillyi.r, Hobert Na mil ton, Prank Gibbs, A. I J. Kelly, G. V. Holt. A. I_. Hodgins, l)r. Arthur. J. A, Turner. J. A. Gilker, Thomas Madden. 3. J. Campbell, H. B. Thornson, AV, A. .Jowett,T. .). Duncan, P. Lamont, O. NeAv- liiig. A. G. Gamble. George Kydd, IL R. Bellamy, Thomas Morley, J. M. Lay, A. Byer.*., K. A. Rei.nrj._k, J. R, Rowlej-, F. AV. lJeters and A.. H. Sherwood. The th-cii A Dominion Minister Dead. 'Vai;i���i.m...i.i., July IS.���.Hon. G. A. Geof- frioii, ininister without portfolio in premier Laurier's cabinet, died at Ids residence at Dorion at 2:15 this morning. The Metal Market. Xi:w York, July IS.���Bar silver (iO^-c. Mexican dollars Wc. Silver certificates (i0 and (Vic. Copper firm, lead quiet; broker's $L3r., exchange $_.00@$_.(.5. Nicolet's Member 111. Montkkai., July 18.���Mr. Leduc, M.P. for Nicolet, is seriously ill, and it is feared he will not recover. THE TRIBUNE: NELSON B. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY li>, 1899. B B We Never Tire B B Of giving bargains, and we intend keeping at it until B every yard of summer goods is cleaned out. We need B the room for fall goods, and to secure it we are cutting prices regardless of cost. B B B READ THE FOLLOWING. White Bleached Muslin 5 Cts. 20 cent bleached muslin 15 " 121-2 cent Dimity 8 " 20 cent Dimity 15 " 25 cent Organdies 18 " 30 cent Organdies , . . . 20 " 35 cent Organdies 25 " 50 cent Organdies 35 " 60 cent Organdies . . 40 " 65 cent Organdies 45 " MARTIN O'REILLY & CO. ffl 'UDSON'S- BAY COMPANY. v % ^1 **fe ;va fr-v"!**** /rrr. .____*__i .��.���___ _-^_t__ BANK OP B. C. BUILDING, NELSON. TJSDE-irvtS CASH ffik M INCORPORATED 1670. WE _A.R_Ej THE PEOPLE Who sell "Lily Cream." We do not claim it is better than all other brands, but only ask a fair trial to convince you that it is the equal of any. TRY A , SAMPLE CAN C L___G_A_._R,i:_Sr G- __c_____LjjE__j DRY GOODS GENTS' MILLINERY AND SHOES FURNISHINGS FURNISHINGS NELSON HARDWARE CO. Baker Street, Nelson. Daily Edition JTibst Year, No 107 Weekly Edition Sbykntii Ykak, No. :._ At a meeting of the board ol trade, at which' twenty-two members were in attendance,, it was decided by a two to one vote that the eight-hour law, beiiig apolitical question, should, not be discussed at the eon ven tion of boards of trade to be held next month at .Rossland. ai'lff' ���>MM>"iSvo$^ �� AS a��." " 2$ n�� 0,mD nPt _ D�� * nD _ 2^�� " __��nP..r. ^_ ��� _ ' . 0? "-Plh P.n��3,n ���. �� 5 "Ji1---ft ��� DV.MJ I iy-y - y p y!mmifMm^v,o^ .jjthe��ffiei:ilbte|'js>A^eiie :tiiii,d:-yotin:g,.;'?' Sa^si^l-fifop&>!i_ -ye^tfi^ist'jSs* iMfph) \m ^.exbressigii? ;Iof"^olll!n.i'Gn;' of --the^ VjP&J&k dl; ^^e.it_ktl]f4^iefc ..liift.ith^ .f_eaj|nl'y�� pf" yth^(hp(af^ -tdypaty icji. the"' f^^^^plr^Klprk^aw^y h^x-kyiasi "syh%y. r'ii^^:,J::':'; .;���::'''������' y:Z.-7y : ?v ��� '��� ''��'' "^' ^%���Sj^i -ilki^siMSi:. ��.-BBt��i^i *_3cj1*i.ai- '""b)',a"llfifedes"Jisre udw afeud" to*\vear ihbif . af'*swAllQj\-jtailed cejife lest they be Inis- ."-.'-.(-alc^rC^ dress stilts wh'o ='-. A*ei-e"s:Q tftd'aYei^bly nientioned by th;atj (.-" ffl'niee p�� after-dinner spci*diei,s, the ; ^.lioiii. JoseiiU Martin.'" * A-dv-CI_s from the Sloean tit'e tlrat the "ibihteg eoiypaiiies are one by One breaking away froin, the mine managers' c&m^ ypj^, jxud_yty^y^^nat^in^i^ Few Like Him. Canadians without distinction of party will experience grief at the fatal illness that has suddenly overtaken Hon. AV. B. "lyes, who aviis minister of trade and commerce in sir John Thompson's administration. He was a politician of superior type, such as Canada needs in these days Avhen politics seem to be degenerating into a contest of crookedness between party, managers. ������' Steamer Eeceived Some Attention. ?:i.ii^'fbl|<_. J-U8*cei^3^_Lt-����&= l^n^" ^���#h*f^fe*5i^|n(stQTs*. 'yjiiiSbdiip lMxAii0, swc>iii-^li.g*|.ii bfe^si^t^yL-frtii /., al^Jeii;^f-tifeli"P.'Tie;"^*a'�� alhpiig "tgie'^flsVf Isrss ���and yalsp "li^xitehaht-coiixinaudev: Hudson's Bay Stores West Baker Street. Telephone 13. Big Schooner Beer op Half and Half ... . In order to make room for our fall and winter importations, which are now on the way, we. will offer the balance of our spring and summer stock at a ecial Bargain Sale Commencing Monday, July 10th 1." fp Wjll be resumed .3.11 along the line Avithin a month. Tina Ymir Miner, according to a return made by Hon. 3. Fred Hiiiiie A\'as paid "'$2,0.0'fov its siippott at, thebye-ejeetion in February last. It avus paid its price and it -lioiild stay bought. PETER & 00. lJea��li]u.'U'lws for FIRST-CLASS BUILDING MATERIAL AVe make a specialty of SI'iplap aqd Double Dressed Materia] Good Dry Rustic and Flooring Ofllce and yard near C.lMt. depot K. G. BICKR, -Agent. i���_5'ij.ig-g-x{ q|;- tjl-fe- "lJ���il,ited;n String: jfiixvy?,���AVhb, tatel- tlte ,di,stiirej.%ii; o| "JWijiig. :pix.e'W$i '.-Hot lit. ��tlie batfe 'oilJitlixilt.iHti*^. J��:l._prti'y be-* _bi.epnth.e 'vesset *ai.ti;h"'gd.��.'a*--�� l��obfe - ^rjifce'; He'i-iry -df��($'&mixi$�� .vis^te^l' -ihp po-rt^jv'iieit' $h& U"e,fh)xpifl ileep "^xyp- a deniifoli��sfe:-tiV).i:�� 'in his-hTirtdr. ' This vveek- we ate. showing* a sperjial llr^e, of FLOWHB AND HARG.ING- BASKETS Away helow regular price. Thomson Stationepy Co.; EM _ST__I__jSO_*jT, B. o. Ladies' and Children's Department. Ladies' Cotton Shirt Waists, less than cost, 25c .up. 11 Silk Blouse from'$3.00 each up. it Cotton Wrappers,'to clear, from 50c up. 11 .Black Alpaca and Serge Skirts ��2.00 up. Children and Misses' Black Cotton Hose 10c per pair. Ladies' Black Cotton Hose 15c per pair. 11 11 Cashmere Hose 25c per pair. 11 Summer Corsets 50c per pair. Cotton Undervests from 10c each up. Silk-.Ujider\^^ 3^E!pi^_. GLASS: (DIP ^EER���IW'KEIiSp]Sr IS; Silk Department. Black Brocade Dress Silks from 50c a yard up. Bargains in Blouse Silks in waist lengths. Washing Silks, plain striped and checked 35c up. Boot and Shoe Department. As we intend to_close out* this department, we will clear the entire stock at cost prices. Gents' Furnishings Department. . Gdrnei'���SiliC!V.?iiid ,*_StaiilQ> Stifcet.. E. Jj DUlRRAN; ��>.��� lURME ^_u^K>_ss?__N;i.~pE��:roKN'i'iAll.(. " PROl-KBTiT JSOVbX' IW,, Baker ..treet. ljetVceii Jb^Qpliine and ward xtroct$,.,.,.,;.,y.,,....,.-.:.,.,...,...:.y:,..,,..:��s<w�� '50* 1.. "120, ,Bi.kor -Iti'ect, Setwecn^Jofeqi-lii, ie and Hall streets..., ., : <,.". 1500' uOUy 120, Baker street,, l)c.t^'ec,ii .Idscpliiuc aad Hall 'sti-ets.ucornoi-.��.,��� .���....���..,. , ...... 30 by 120, Filial Bakorstrfeet.,.->.., gOO. 2a by 120*with ii-ipiipvei-lonts, south si4- of Veriidti street-., , 3000 50 by 120 with improvOirtCilt'-, south Side o�� Vcnion ��� "atrec-t,.,.."....:.,; , , ,.. fiooo 2 lots and largo housfl beautifully ftinh'shcd (sna'p).. 1000 _2il6ts_\vithcot,taBe)'.ei-tetlLal_9l5porjnontii,_yictb.itt=_i=��� Street....... ,���.���., ,. SoOfT 1 lot with cottage rented at ��15 p6r months Victoria street ,. 2500 2 lots with cottage routed at ��20 per month, Stanley street ....... 3000 G lots in block ill)., all cteu-Cd and fenced in 2500 For .general information on real estate and forfnvthOr particulars on abovu property apply to ���W_^___e3D BEOS. Ileal ,Kstate, and General Agents, Bako. St., -(elsou ^Sies^ ilfilLp^tr^f |fi^;at"?fG.;'"V "'"��� ljadi;GS;^rtd3C;h-Ji��^ at Half ''Fr-fee,- Defr#tirti0nfc '��� :.\ ^l|itn;"��ani| B;a.nfSy��� _^giiire4\Ajl^,aeans.;fipn_ 25c: .ac^artlMtp,. ����-_LifLc\2;��Coi0i:ifl'|)'^ss"-^Cr0(Mf'f^tri"2��q a "ya.-rdj"U:p., ��� .:\ I^aney ��Vess^Costume1 Patte%_���Jess, it'h'aa e:o"st. I_%ht and" X_>ark" Washitig-��� f'rjriits^'hal.f ;pri:Q_^ j}4c h yd. _.,tIrirmnsi^1_)re^"%u:_K.^ fa-ont ^Oca yard u|L Whjtfe! Swiss SklpeHaiid Chepked Muslins ffo,m 8g up. %PJJ'^%vPf*ish---ah^-^pj��ti'y" Giti-itai'n^ "���#oi-_L_i?��^M:f . I'abJe feov.ers ;?i|- e^ti.e-nTqlp ��l��x*������ pyi:c<04 ��.y ,-fy- ������ iCii^tS:^<5l^rG��i'pd^ifWiia\y ^S#d>si"'4^f2|ij\ J����:"/��:;'��^: ������' '."..��� . .���*^_id^9^|ti*-(��s ^f 4^�����'��l.df^lv.p-ri'Gfes.��"�� *n -;""' -.:**'yy"������;(, ; v" : ;fSntrf|'nt;��d;:*li^^ ���We; -p_ti.ti;cui!ai-]y ��alt a*tentrtou' 1& -&ie :��peeii.l "faa%aii.V ;of remnatvi^ etq.,, oil tMs eotlintcSr. ^h'ese |>*q A'H fixt-ra v*attte'.�� ha^e "got to -e-Q. ^^^8^Q-RMr^LQ��Sr^^K^E=S-lS_5 GWes A. Walerian k Oo. GUSTO MS BROKERS AUCTIONEERS SQUIRE'S RANCH FOR SALE Containing 120 acres of land within one ana a quarter, miles of Nelaon. For further '...'V. particulars apply to FRED J. SQUIRE, Nelson, B. C. NUMBER ONE These hot surmiior days is a duty you, really owe to "!No. I." Probably the best thing to do i. to fortify your system with .some WELL KNOWN TONIC. We have all tlie standard preparations that are recommended for tin's jiurjiosc. AVe havo a (I no assortment of woolons always ou itafld. -loodtf inade i.m at the KhortoBt po* . Ihle notice. As evOrylhiilK Is' kept aiid made On tn* prvMiIscs, (.atiiiTiveoiou ia nssrui'ed. H. 1, BAKER STREET WEST, NELSON Canada Drug and Book Co., a_.r_v_:ia?__3__) Corner of Baker and Stanley Streetn, Nelson MINERS WANTED. The TuiiKiur "Mine, I.iinited. .Albert Canyon, on lliu main lint, ot* UuT. I'. I!.. 2_ niiliw east of Uevol. I0I.1 ���. ro- (inires .ix Kood ininer.. " Wukiss $_.,.!) pur day. IC you want a natty, Hlylishsnit of clothes for sprinfj and summer, I have over 500 different patterns of Scotch and Knglish tweeds, which 1 will mako to your order at the low price of S. 25 Black Venetians make a nice suit for summer wear at ��2-1 Black serge suits in sack or morning coat..��21 A heavy Scotch tweed, nice patterns for business suit 'SIS Trousers at, equally low prices. Fit and flni.sh no bettor in Canada. Ladies'fine tailoii specialty. Clement bloek, Baker street. Baker Street, Nelson FIRST DOOK AVKST BANK Ii. C. BUIJ. DING. Have just rec(.iv_d a consignment of Harris liomfc made tWecds froin Talbot Harris, SOolland, FBED J, SQUIBE, Baker St, Mm The supply ia litnitOd, so call early and oxjirnino fcl.i. stock. I--.llooni House, centrally located, ��>-SQ0., G-l.ooTii Cofctaye and 2 Lots on Carbonate street, ��1400, easy terms. Ci-Hoohi House on Stanley street, .fDlOO. WOM BAIil. fvfo lots with Uvti-story lifiuse oi) Laliincr " " ' " ��18*)' ge. lake ,��1000 Mi-fict. iioav Josephine .... . ,'l'ftr!n..f" ��120!) cash, bahi- t., - ,-, - ������; ���.��. -....HJ-C fill ina-i!iBS.K_. Sixi.y-atii'c raii_li, niliu miles from yity on lake S-llOlT If you want a stylish perfect fitting suit, made of tlie best cloth ever imported' to Nelson, leave your order with me. Six hundred dollars worth of new goods now waiting your inspection. I guarantee satisfaction or no sale. nga Stevens, Tl|e Tailor NOTICE OF MEETING. A moot ing of tho South Ivootehay Board of Trade will be hold on Tuesdny nexl, IStli.luly, at; live o'clock in the afternoon, to reconsider tho recommendations of lho council of the board as to ucrhiin subjects regarding mining intei-Sls to be submitted for consideration at the joint meeting of Hoards of Trade lo be held in Ro.slaiid "next month. The ���sub.ieols roconitiionded included consideration of Ihe lead duties and Iheell'eot upon the milling industry.of lhe ..glil-hour law. --��� ��� , Nelson, July IL'th, IS!.). SUITS $25 Nelson's up-to-dato Tailor, next Kootenay Colfce Co. Strictly first-class. l.atOs, $_ per week and up. MRS. WALTER B. MUIR SPOKANE. FUI.NISHI.D ItOOiAIS, SINGLK A'NI. EN SU1TK. Hoi; and cold wntcr. baths, electric light, elevator and telephone. Housekeeping room... Thoroughly equipped with exits and lire escapes, olh filoor Ivlarion block, corner Riverside and Stevens streets. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Scaled tenders will be r ceived by the undersigned (marked tender for Burns & Co. building) up to July 28. 18!)!', at noon, I'or the erection of a brick block on Baker "-trout. ��� ,',.,. Flans and specification!, may be seen at the architect s olllce. A iniirl.od cheque anionnting to 5 por cent ol tho amount of tender inu.-.t aceoiiipany each tender. The lowesl or any lender not necessarily acceptable. ���" .. .- AI.TH.JK I.. MOIXilN.S. ,��� J. 1. VANSTONE, R. H. WILLIAMS, Jlinos and Mining Stocks Customs Broker 1 .KAli I.STATE AND GI.NJ.RAI. AGKNTS GENERAL BROKER. FIRE, IilPBi ACOIDENT AND SICKNESS i_srsi_r_s.____srGE REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. TO 1.KT���Several houses of different sizes. FOR SALK-Rcal estato in all parts of the city. T__JX__E_?__ro3-r__i 35 During the, senson wc will deliver ice ot privnlo residences and business houses daily in any desired quantity at easonrable prices. WILSON & HARSHAW One-half cash, birfaueu on mortgftgO. ii.o_i_._srs On loan ('(ondilioin. <t|-c U\c cheapest niid IjeftJ. oil'ered. Vuu can rupny at any linn, without ion vis. _A_C3-_i3ISl*a-S _?OS British Columbia 1'oi.nun.nt Sa\ings & !;oan Company. (. lobe Savings & l.oen Co., Toronto. i__srs***_r_a__-3^rG__i Pii-e, Life, Accident, and Slokness. FOR SALE. A building and lot on First Avenue in lhe town of A'mir. I.eius for ��2U per monlh. Will be .sold cheap I'or cash. For further particulars apply to-John A. ICirk- puLriok. Nelson, 11. V. GAMBLE <&O'RHIL.t-.Y, Agts Bakor Street West. Nolson, 13. C. Lots for Sale ��500 will purchase a choice residence corner, 100 by 120 feet. ��2100 will purchase a central lot and residence. ��100 will purchase two nice lots and shanty. f2000 will purchase two nice lots and cottage. liOOO will purchase four nice lots and residence. Buy .'airniont shares for a rise. uOOU Utica at 2 cents. ALEX STEWART Tumor & Boeckh bloek, Nelson, B. C. George Holbrook City Scavenger and Chimney Sweep Prompt, at lent ion given to all orders left-at jW. lies-- Brisay & Co's, Jlaker.si reel,, Nelson. ��� THE TRIBUNE: NELSON, B. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1899. Bank of Montreal Capital, Rest, all paid up, $12,000,000 6,000,000 LORD STRATMCONA AN!) MT ROYAL, President Hon. GEO. A. DRUM MONO Vico-Prosidont F. a. CJ .Oils'.'ON Uoncral Manager IT___I_S01Sr BEANOH N. W. Cop. Baker and Stanley Streets. U-UI-CHI-H IK LONDON (EnKland). NEW YOR.K. anil in tlio principal citie. CHIOACtO Canada. Liny and sell Sterling ..-change in.I Cable Trail-.rr- OI.ANT OO.MMKI.CI.-I. ANK TKA' ► .I.I.KK8" OltKIH I'r., available in any part of i.lir world. ni-AK'rs ihsuki) cor.i.Kcricvs .iaiii.; ktcj. THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA NELSON Is r|ow prepared io issue Drafts and Letters of Credit on Skaguay, U. S., Atlin,, B. C, and Dawson City, Yul^on, District. a couc-lusion was reached, but that cou- clusinn is severely cliscoimiging to iMack- eni_ie &Manii, and the friends who pressed for compliance with their demands. The government has decided that the compensation shall he .simply for outlays in connection with the road, authenicat- ed by vouchers or fully proved. No great drain on the Dominion treasury will be involved in this appropriation which, it is declared, is a refund of expenditures and nob a dolls., more. had followed the argument dimly. "Iv coor.-e I'm right," ssikl Mr. Dooley. '-What they need over there in fiii-rin' count.Iifii-s is not si. priest, but a plumber. ■'Tis no good prayin' again ai-nychists, Miiuii»*v. Arnychists is sewer gas. SAVINGS BANK BRANCH. OURRKNT RATE OK INTEREST PAID DOOLEY ON ANARCHISTS. MR. " 'Tis ha-ai'd bein' st ing these days," said Mr. Dooley. "Msinny's th' man on si throne wishes his father'd brought him up a cooper, what with wages bein' docked be parlymits sin' ragin' arnychists I'-runnin' wild with dinnymite bombs undher their ar-inis sin' carvin'-knives in their pockets. "Onaisy, sis Hogan says, is th' head that wears a ci-oavii. They'se other heads that're onaisy, too ; but ye don't hear in thim. But a ln.ui gi--rows up in wan iv thim fun-in' counthries, sin' he's thi-ained I'r to be 11 kiug. Hivin may've intinded him fr a dooce or a jack, sit th' most; but he lias to follow th' same line as his father. 'Tis like pawnbrokin' that Avay. Ye niver heerd iv a paAvnbroker's son doin' anythin' else. Wausb a king, al- AVays a king. Other men's sons may pack away a shirt in a thrunk, an' go out into th' Avurruld, brakin' on a freight or ladin' Indvtinny bankers up to a shell game. But a man that's fr a throne can't r-ruu aAvay. He's got to take th' job. If he kicks, they blindfold him an' back him in. He can't ask fr his time at th' end iv th' AA'eek, au''. hive. He pays himsilf. He can't sthrike, because he'd .have to oi'dlier out tli' polis to subjoo himsilf. He can't go to th' boss, an' say : 'Me hours is too long an' th' Avurruk is tajious. Give me'iiie pay-check,' He has no boss. '2- t A Lilian.cau't be inc^ipiiidiut pu^ess^lie has y-yk :j$ti0$yT]A&yiki^ ■f$*&e§fevo|-n-^^^ DEMANDS OF MACKENZIE & MANN. Ot'u.v.t (,'c)rre..])0iidfince Toronto TeH'Ki'ain. The firm of railway contractors travelling under the aristocratic, title of Bill ami Dan do not seem to be nearly as thankful for their escape from the Yukon railway bargain as friends of Clifford Sifton, its deceiver, would have the public believe. Almost before the remains of the Yukon railway bill had received decent burial jidniirers of the Able Young Minister proceeded to let the people know how delighted were William Mackenzie and Dan Mann that the bargain into which they Avere inveighed through the statesmanlike cunning of Clifford Sifton had been smashed. That pair of innocent contractors Avere reported to be simply bubbling over with joy that the bill lay in countless pieces at the feet of sir Mackenzie BoAvell. And such has been the cry since that fateful day iu the Canadian senate. It might be supposed that if William Mackenzie and Dan Maun rejoiced in their release from the Yukon raihvay bargain they would have taken thi-OAArs with' their hats at the blue heiwens that look do.A'n on parliament square and jubilated generally according to regular form. Also it AArould not be too much, to expect that Bill and Dan would' shun the haunts of honorable Clifford Sifton, the man avIio giA'es gold bricks to ciedulous contractors for his country's sake Avithout a shadow of remorse. But Bill and Dan have kept close to the ground that came dangerously near being the scene of tlieir destruction. They sIioav no sign of fear of Clifford Sifton, they ..-have, strange A\rays of Character Not Good. In some rural districts of England there are held annually hiring fairs, Avhere the farmers and others attend to engage servants. Atone held in Gloucestershire hist autumn a farmei' opened negotiations with a lad who seemed suitable for his purpose.- Various questions have been 'asked and answered, the fanner inquired at last: "Hast got a character from thy last place?" "No," replied the boy; "but my old gaffer be about somewhere, and I can get lie to write I one." "Very AArell," Avas the reply, "thee get it and meet I here again at 4 o'clock." '•' The tiine came, so did the farmer and the boy. "Hast got thy character ?" Avas the query. The ansAver came short and sharp: "No; but I ha' got thine, and I bean't a-coming." ' The Shamrock's Lines Described. London, July IS.—The Daily Mail, Avhieh gives Avhat it calls the secret of the Shamrock's construction, hitherto carefully guarded to prevent it being used by America, says : "The Shamrock is designed Avith SAvauline lines, rounded in such a Avay as hardly to cause a ripple in her AArake. She displaces the smallest FULL LINE OF possible amount of AArater. Her keel is shaped almost like a thick letter T, so that she can turn as if on a pivot. It is claimed tluit she is two seconds faster than the Columbia in the stays. Those in charge of the- Shamrock doubt whether the Columbia has proved her superiority to the Defender and considered it quite on the cards that the Shamrock would have met the latter. Sir Thomas Lipton will leave for the United Slates on August 20th. HOTEL ARRIVALS. HUM... Robert Hendricks, Kaslo W. II. Ten. ant, Mcdieini. Hal, .lame.- Christy, Ak'on, Oliio .1. .1. AlcCallnni. Slocan (lily I). A. MeOiiiiri-in. AVimiippi; A. K. SiU-kliiiK, Vnicnnwr IMTAIR. .1. A. Wliittinr and wife, Kaslo Krank Oliver, Rossland A.C. Dick, Rosslund Jolm MeKane, Rossland IO. II. KniKlit and wife. .Spokane GRAND CENTRAL II. M. Milling .. Palmo Captain .1. lunula;, l.din- Inirgli Kami dl Davidson, Montreal W. A. Manor, Vancouver Burns & Co. -VHOI.1-8A-.I- AND ..fcTAII. Nelson, Meat Merchants Wholesale Markets at J.elson, Rossland, Sandon and Creenwood. RETAIL STORES AT Trail, Ymir, Kaslo, New Denver, Sandon, Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks, Midway, Greenwood and Sirdar. Head Office, Nelson, B.C. ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY FORWARDED W. Ford, Greenwood II. II. Lansing. Rossland I). 0. Smith, Slocan City .1. Hour ko. Salmo AV. A. Alexander, nook I.nsko- AIAT-DEN. James Richardson, A1ac- leod Charles Ranter. Cranhrook R. Fitzgerald, Hrandon S. G'autliier, Montreal .1. C. Ryan, Ronlder Creel- Chris Storey, Macleod .1. LudwiR. Hall Mines A. KlnKar, Trail Frits. Hiiro!.., Trail Front Doors Inside Doors Screen Doors Windows Inside Finish local and coast. QUEEN'S. IT. Fi. Doyle, AVinnipeg F.. T. Morton, Lardo H. .1. Hill, New York N. McLeod, Ymir TREMONT F. Heap and wife, worth J. Walker, Robson A ins- West Kootenay Butcher Co. ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALTED MEATS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FISH AND POULTRY IN SEASON T. J. Rook, Cranbrook C. H. HarriiiKton, Hall Creek A. 1). SlngK. Sloean City Joseph McPhersou, Creston The Tremont Hotel IV1AL0NE & TREGILLUS PROPRIETORS Headquarters for Miners and Prospectors BaKer streetrjieison E. C. TRAVES, Manager ORDERS BY MAIL RECEIVE CAREFUL. AND PROMPT ATTENTION. LONDON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLDFIELDS, Ltd. HEAD OFFICE, LONDON, ENGLAND- AM communications relating to British Columbia business to be addressed to P.fO. Drawer 605, Nelson, British Columbia J. RODERICK ROBERTSON, General Manager S. S FOWLER, E.M., Mining Engineer . NELSON, B.C. THE BEST BRANDS OF Liquors and Cigars ALWAYS ON HAND One of the best and most popular hotels in Nelson. ruPMmlt'^^-Pia --"a,"** " OolW^ttf"* ^fan'"- nlln l""\>. ftr"1 <Pa u *i_*. gfrfl0*1* "fl %>V y.=yy >. ytfy «>/$.- yK^yy; *= -. * -itA--.-- ";v •>• ". -C3_'<'1J i V-^n- -^-'/in ^ a-yP y»°uJPtpu"eJn,™tP 4, ty-if q/n** n no D Large Consignment Received of STRIPED CANVAS IN ALL COLORS Suitable for House Curtains and Awnings. Orders filled Promptly. .SEfc^N^sAJA^tN^ BAKER ST. NELSON- 1 n^^P n'>utfP*''!eP>'pLt n -■_]■£; . ** -d-^ .^mW" u*nn " \" #n-nv;a£ „ Vn , u m[1 i- % p u A, ° » liwy%. pICKSONj .^-'SCP^^P-^BEWHAITB J. McPHEB ■ ".st'iiTiig'd'-'-JitlLVgjcfeecl^iIc-Wn^ tli,,„ 5vm- ' ~;f0i:|;ij#e- ip: 4li'*lli^&^lg'axf 0.}y -4_ajt'; *_: -_>VsJJx ^llViV^ :f_| J'iw- ^^s^M'_\ii^jtl\?ftait*. i>JS',ai!l_'4-i''.''. ' 'iVL'i'si-e- ",Sie°Pf imigy",: Sa'^s.'li^ mi, °m '^hati'S' my^ .naifhei sjtyu-,°'hh¥ ■Mvj-e-.fcS.." '$Ut\iei'' l"deady iays th' I%--t,';iljWi}.j ai-i* %_y"W,ii;aei.a&i.te; hi? ^ yapothefItliii-g-'goes <5ye^ phei ph Ipug r-i#i4 ; fy*! cr-i_*t:'_ciiOw -li'iioli. fflt. o.iit; iii,iiS':S'Msltef Wb 'Mx-d "tMfni: iiex^^^anst."." Tliey wiist' again poltgemexi-,, xiipsflt'i, Mehhp"thttt's liecaifse jioriseineii's iili* rij3ai;esfe 'tkiygs "to Mugs titpy Oixd find-; ,i%iip anyhow, B s6ni-tiiii6^ tliiiiij- :T"kno wli-y tl^ejf're ai-dy^ ciilste soRXeAVliei-e, an' why they ain't in oPhet ]3laces. It iuiuds ° me iv Ayliab h'Ap- peiiexl wanst in me cousin Tereuc-'s fitan'ly. They was livm* clown hear ==H-aley_:s^_ongl-Ji i =-^ iy'§ houses,—1. Ot Doherty that ye know, tli' .finei', ft. good man whin lie don't dhrink. No, 'twaS aii ol' gi'oucli iv a man be tli' nameiv Sialaclii 33ohei'ty that used to keep five-day nOtieesin his thrunk, an' OWndeci liis own privifc justice iv tli' peace. Mo Cousin Tei'i-ence was as daeiilt a man as iver shOed a hor-i-se; an' lib? wife was a good ivOnlitil, too, though I iiivif took mueh to th' Dolaiis. Fr'in Tippevafy, tliey Was, ait' too hancTy tlii-ttwin' things «!t ye. An' he luicl a niee l'i.ni'ly gi'invin' up, an' X uiver kuoAved people that lived together more quite an' atnyable. 'Twas good f r to see tliiin sOttin' atH'Oun' tli' pavloi-,—Terence spdliii' out tli' iiewspapei', an' his good woman lueiidiii' socks, an' llonoi-ia playiii' th' ^Vale iv Avoca' on tli' piauiiy, an' th' kids I'-i-OAvlin' oiith' ilut-e. "But wan day it happened that that wliole I'ain'ly begun to rasp on wan * anotlier. lionoria'd set down at th' pianiiy, an' th' ol' nian'd, growl: 'P'r tli' love iv tli' saints, close down that hurdy- gurdy, aii' lave a man in;}ye his headache!' An' tli' good woman scolded Terence, an' th' kid's pulled tli' leg fr'ni undher th' stove; an', whin th' big boy Mike come home fr'ju Omaha, he found Hon iv thiin speakiu' to th' others. He end do naw- thin', an' he wint fr father Kelly. Father Kelly sniffed th' air whin he come in ; an' says he, 'Terence, what's the mat- ther with ye'er catch basin ?' 'I clinnaw,' growled Terence. 'We'll,' says father Kelly, 'ye put ou ye'er hat this minyit, an' go out fr a plumber,' he says. -Tin not needed here,' he says. 'Ye'er sowls ar-re all r-right,' he says, 'but ye'er systems ar-re out of ordher,' lie says. 'Fetch in a plumber,' he says, 'whilst I goes down to Doherty, an' make him think his lease on th' herenfther is defective,' he .■■says.!'- ,. . . - ■■'. -2. " \ "Ye're right," said Mr. Hennessy,. who- ,hxxixdxpdrplioxxsand<d'dllai:s". to a coor half I ii^,lffiii^:lTfc^mal0" 'xxp- ihp.ix^phhp,tth€y,] arfe«- Slii°d( M[ *.,d-einaiid,, sb'iiieJ; iiOvei^;"items. %m.§i2 Sfr *ii-Qlu_ltedi/rj 1" °_lfeiu :tfillj°° perhaps :&,. Iiidfeninif5r t'of wpunde^eMliYtg auc|libfeis- ai cash 'cdnipeiisa/tioii" rfoi-1 lo„ss\pf teiflper wi'ih ihe wiGked''^icl^s^ia*t0:/^.II!l\e^pAr&-!i"^ ineut, or l'athei'the coiitirOlUnginllueiices', in Phe- -^^'vernnie'trt, InWe 'Ifeld on. firmly ° agaiiist the giitii__ of the coiit^acto^s Clill'ord ° Siftoil's tentfehcy po( ii'bej'alifcj wasniot shared by" the other powers, of the admini^ti'ation, and when thn-e..siijpple- lneiitary estiniates come doWn it will be found that the, indemnity voted' M^cken- >/Xe & Ma.nii isTeasoiia-blyfiiiir. It was only after niany Wrangles in council that ■ ■ -' ■ «". ° * o^«-Tiii?j_r«_as-i* ■ ."■"■', i°:I_*5^hafc"y6ti wtihl .Snno't j)i.st6ek*>fe Will.jnakeiitjfo. j-o.u- "■ " "■CAT4B-i^ir,;OjsTn°,p.Rle]<;S> *■ " " " °°^ LODGE^MEETIUgS: -R^NlG-fiTS OF PYTHIAS--Nelson Lodge, No, ,25,, -E^- Kniehts ot PythirtS, meets in I. 0. O.I. .Hall, cbrhor Bakef and ICobtenay stoeets, every Tuesday i--i.enii-g at 8 o'clock. Visiting Knights co«lially invited toattend. T> I-ILbl-i, O. C. I-.'G. JOY. K. of R. fcS; KELSON LODGK, NO. 23, A. V. &A.M. Meets sooond Wednesday iu each mo_th> Sojourning brptlirdn invited. PROFESSIONAL GARDS, ~~~ EWATtT & CARR-K—ArcliiteoU. Rooms 7 and S Aberdeen block, Baker sti'eet, Nelsoii. B. 1-lAR.Pl.R, nutijieal director, leader Nelson Orchestra. JI tisioians furnished for all Occasions on -hoEt- notice. Telejilione 112. MISOEl.I,ANEOXJ--. WANTEII—To relit a gmall furnished house or cbt- tagc. Apply to A, J... Tribune olllce. WAN'l'KD^Sitiiivtion as bookkcoper or bookkeeper's aKsistnnt. Clraduato of Northern iRisinCsw Qui- X. Wiulaw, Tribune F, assifitant lege, Owen SoitnU. olllce, Xcl(ioii. A'l'VreK- A. HALL"AND' LlK).,;STffii-KTS: NlRLBON ellARLKS BlLLYKR, pbE-UdlKNT HAftR\r HOtJSTON, RJjCitE'EAi-Y I ___.i-3sa:_:a?____j-)- MANU-AGTUnKK!. O- i)i&\r._i<3 in AND WANTED.—Two Or three rooms for light housekeeping; No'<ihildr.n. I'. O. Box (550, Nelson. w tVNTRU—Itell boy nt Phair hotel. WANT..R—A girl for general Mrs. (Dr.) Forin, Silica Stn housework, ect. Apply to FOR KBNT—Furnislicd room, front parlor, with or without board. Fourth house cast of Methodist church, between Josephine and Hall .streets, Nelson RKNT—A furnished room convenient to Baker Street, Apply Postollite box 1)2, Nelson, B. C. T° LOST—Ladies Gold Hunting Case Watch on Tuesday, between Stanley and Latimer streets and the smelter. Ten dollars reward. Arthur Painter, Latimer street, west of Stanley. Brick Lime 70 Ceqis per 100 pounds. Will deliver in ton lots Brick $12 per thousand. At yard or on scows at government wharf.. The West K.ootenay Brick & Lime Co., Ltd. Baker Street, T. <_.. PROCTOR, Manager . . RougJl and Dressed Lumber Mouldings Doors and Sash Fence Posts and Pickets Office and Store Fittings .•ACTOH,-' WOUIC liOXI- TO OllDI-l., SUCH AS Scroll Sawing Band Sawing Wardrobes and dreneral Joinery Work In.'Stock Glass of all Sizes and Kinds jjargo," coiiiforl^bif'fbcdi'poiiig: '.and. lirst-class; .dining1 ^cpoiif.". Sample ^.dm^'JIOEi^Bptrtfqfeqiafiiflen^ ' 1Mb :pe/Hio4toy?t^tpi::*Oai^a;ry,-« H- D. HUME, Manager. The finest hotel in, lho interior. Large sample rooms: Steam heat aiid electric light. _CORfsvJ_R Oh__WARD_AXD__VKltNONLSTS.._NJ)-LSON_ 1. AltKR AND \v*ARD STRKKTS, NELSOX Sawmill on Government wharf. Factory and ofllce, corner Ball street and C.P.R. track $3000 Haker Street near Josephine Street, 30 by 120. A snap. <-. -.-..■- I Hume Addition, neat cottage, fine garden, Cp 1JUU | lawn, shade trees, water pipe to grounds, lot .80 by 120, also 15 by 120 to roar street. Latimer Street, choice corner lot 100' by 120 ,-APPLY TO OWNKR $350 T. a PROCTOR b__w_s:e3_?i s_?JS__3--_!a. GOAT RIVER LUMBER CRESTON, BRITISH C0LUM8IA. ' All sizes of dimension timber and all kinds of lumber out to order, and shipped to Nelson in'-carload lots Writo for prices..- The oirlyliotel in Nelson that has remained uuder one management since 1890. 'Tlio bed-rooms are well fu_!-isJ.ocl and lighted by clbctricity. Thd diniiig-rooili is not SfScOnd to any in l.Ootonay. TJiebar is always stOtSked by the besl^ donVestic aud imported, liquors aud cigars, THQMAS AlADDHS'. l-'ropriet'ir. Largo and well lighted Heated by hoft ai Rciisfinable rates . Sample roftm. Kldctrlo bells and light in every -•oom Renovated and refurnished throtighout HOTEL VICTORIA ,1. V. Pl-RKS, Proprietor Revelstoke, B. C. wiiipillili™ Construction Co. f-.-■■'-\.-h;yy,-" .(J °'. ■*-•*■ j-i <,^"*.<m,.yj»zr}'l:::if,"" "(lEMjmm&^&ppiMss pomi3le'ite^Electric°}B^uipm .Pb^er'JTrjarismlsslori and. lilghting- for Mines, Town_ . * ""'] n-21"
]"(y ^•.':°°^"y }-",(y""" ■ i*°7 °."*°„."2,.p Josephine Street. Nelson. B. O. " yy— . .. ——. . ., . __t iJUlOM MAP-E '&<*'-= iJk Nelson, Oriliisli Co-tuuU-n. F?. REISTERER & GO. BRKWKRS AND BOTTiMlS OF Ale and Porter Kroo bus meets all trains Hourly fltrc-t, cor to st.ition Night Grill I.ooiir in coniieiition. for the convenience of guests arriving ami departing by night trains. COFFEE ROASTKR S AND 1)1-AT_..I-S AND CO-*-'!--.. IN TKA Ofl-r fresh roasted col.ee o£ best finality as follows: Java and Arabian MaOha, lier pound .$ 10 Java and Mocha Rl'cnd, 3- pounds 1 00 Fine Santos, 1 pounds I '* Sautos RIond. 0 pounds 1 00 Our Special Blend, 0 pounds I 00 Our Rio Roast, (i pounds. 1 00 A trial order solicited. Salesrooms 2 Doors East of Oddfellows Biock,, West Baker Stseet NELSON, B. C. Vienna Restaurant Baker streei,, between Josephine and Hall strcoU, Nelson. MKALS AT-AI-T- HOURS. DAY OH NIGHT RAK1-RY IN CONNECTION FAMILY ANI1 PASTRY COOKINO A SPF.CIALT\ . ONLY WIIITK HK1.P KMPl.OYKI) _=a_ HP"EBT- .. PEOPBiETOE • ro^Ur| ufCtrade. Brewery at Nelsan. Nelson Iron Works MAN(,'KAC11II.Klffi O-." BNaiNfeS, BOILERS, SHAFTINO, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS OF EVERY DBSOR.IPTION Repairs promptly attended to. P. 0; Box 173. Crow's Nest Pass Goal Co. PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS Charles St. Barbe, Agent ZFO-R _E^EI_TT tractors and Builders WILL, DO WELL TO- BUY THEIR LUMBER AT G. 0. BUCHANAN'S A largo "-loci, of first-Class dry material on hand, also it full line of .ash, doors, mouldings, turned work, etc. FACTORY WORK A SPECIALTY Yard: Foot of Hendryx .-Ircet, Nelson Telephone.01 JollR Rae, AgGllt H. D. Ashcroft BLAOKSMITHINB AND EXPERT HORSEiSHOEilN:© ROOMS AND OFFICES ..S'l'IA" J. LAING STOCKS, Secretary At olllce of tho Duncan Mine.., Limited. BOATS! BOATS! BOATS! KOR SALK OR MIR'K W. J. ASTLEY & CO. Boats built to order. Repairing and IHtiiiK a spec-. ialty. Sails made and rigKcd. KishiiiK rods and tackle mended. At Government wharf, Nelson.. . ' ^r_p7^oBi3_Tsoisr (l.x-Slierill* of South lvootenay) GENERAL.AUCTIONEER ' Cash advanced ■■■'oil consignment*! of morcUandi. c. PostolHoo Rox-57'- Nelson, R. C. WttKon repaiflHK promptly attpudeil to by a fi^t-chiffS Wheelwright. S|3(-cmh1" attention giveu to aU Itinde of rcfjatriili?' Snu custom work from ontfiidB poiutfi. Stjop." ,rl,a1l Strofct, jjatwecn. Bakor and Verndfi, .Nelson GENERAL TEAMSTERS AGKNTS KOR The Imperial Gil Co. Staqdard Oil' Co. Washirjgton Brick and L\n\e Co. The H. W. WlcRiell Co., Ltd., Canadian Aritrira- ciie Goal (Hard) ==_= _____________? FOB STYLISH MILLINERY and Fancy Dress Goods Blouses and Dress Skirts CALL ON Mrs. E. McLaughlin JOSEPHIKK STREET, NELSON THE TRIBUNE: NELSON, B.C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1899. ! THE LOCAL NEWS OF THE TOWN LL PURPOSES From and after August 1st we expect to be prepared to sell wines, whiskies, and brandies, in small or large quantities, for medicinal or other purposes. Orders need not be accompanied by a physician's prescription. W.F.T L & CO.I The largest drug house in lvootenay. Corner of Raker and Josephine streets Nelson. Rubber Goods The warm season commenced has See Gilker's assortment of Rubber Coats, and Umbrellas, "Rubber Soled Shoes, all sorts of gfeneral wet weather goods. P. 0. Store J. A. OIJUKER A Rifle Range Chosen. \/ Captain Hodgins of tlie Nulson Iti lie Company has for some time advocated a rifle range for the local militia and others, and he and sergeant instriietor Carroll haA*e j licked out a, suitable site, lt i.s situated just beyond Bogiistown anil captain Hodgins says that a range of 700 yards or at any rate 000 can be ol.ittiined. There is a splendid natural stop butt in the shape of a, granite side hill, and the target practice would not cause any accidents. Captain Hodgins will bear the initial cost of putting up targets, etc., and II. 10. Croasdaile has already promised a cup. A. party starts out today to locate the butts, and chain olT the distances. It i.s intended to form a rifle association, and a public meeting will shortly be held at wliich all interested in ride shooting are invited to attend. NELSON. Fred Irvine <fc Co. announee that their clearing sale of summer., goods Avill continue today only. W. II. Bullock-Webster of the 'provincial police department; has receiA'ed instructions to prdceed Avith the erection of a $1000 jail in Cranbrook. One of the connections avi tli the AA'ater main under Baker street bridge broke yesterday afternoon, owing to the Aveight of earth piled upon it. William Beard Avas buried in the city cemetery yesterday afternoon, tlie Rev. 3. Robson reading the burial serA'ice at the graA'e. Tiie hearse aviis folloAved by a number of the friends of the dead man, and on the coffin Avas a handsome Avreath they had provided. The deceased, avIio aviis a single man, As*as a natiA'e of Wales. Sergeant instructor Carroll has expressed himself as greatly pleased Avith the progress made by the members of the local company,. Avhieh he says reflects greivt credit on their instructors as Avell as on the men themseh-es. Duriug the instructor's stay here the men Avill drill Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. A^bugle band'.with, eight members has been formed, and captain Hodgins has sent aAAray- for the instruments. Samuel Neelands, A. Gerrard and H. McVean left last night on the steamer Moyie for a four days' fishing excursion to Sanca..;.,' .. The local company of the Kootenay Rifles have secured l-ooms in the 'Jowett block, on Victoria street, where;in-future drill instruction classes Avill be held each '^s^^^i^^^^p^^^; yZ *-T$c%_,(b$^^ ��� 'Mid' Metlft^Mf, j ^r _&*i-_jf^^!^^ f*%v! commons, the governor-general may, by proclamation, convene one or more joint sittings of the members of the two liouses for the consideration of such bill or amendments, and the question Avhether such bill or amendments shall pass shall lie decided by a majority of the members of the two houses present and voting, anil the votes of any such joint sitting shall, as respects such bill or amendments, have the same force and effect as a vote of the senate under the existing constitution." International Athletics. London, July 18.- Messrs. Jackson, 'Wendell, Morrison and I.rooks of the university advisory conimittee, held a ii lift I meeting at the Queen's club, Brighton, this afternoon to complete arrangements and decide upon the order of Saturday's events iu the athletic contests between Vale- and Harvard and Oxford and Cambridge. It was agreed that the programme should open at 1 p. m. with the long jump and .the hammer throwing concurrently, closing with the three mile anil high jump. * Shooting at Bisley. BiSf-EV, July IS.���The first stage of the contest for the Queen's prize av.-is completed tonight, and corporal Fell- niingha.in of the 2nd Norfolk's Avins the bronze medal Avith a score of .1.10. Bertram of the Canadian riflemen made a score of 10.1. The Martin challenge cup aviis avou by priArate W. T. Ward, and the secretary of Avar's prize Avas avou by lieutenant Dunlop of tho First Lanarkshire regiment. BUSINESS MENTION. A grand moonlight excursion, under thd allspices of the committee of l<'raleniMy hull, will be given on Friday. July 21st, IS!)!). The slimmer Moyie will leave the eity wharf at S-M) p.m., and .return about 10 p.m., and again leave at 10:_0 p in. and return at, 1:110 a.m. A niagnillcunt (luncing floor will he provided upon the koow which will accompany tho exciir. ion steamer. Secure l.ickels early from the Thomson Stationery Ho. and Mills & Lott, as only a limited number will be issued. Tickets ��1 each. ��� _ The midsummer clearing sale Avill positively c'ose tonight at Fred Irvine & Co's. Ladies in search of bargains should not forego the opportunity. NELSON, B. C. KASLO, B. C. SANDON, B. C. DEALERS IN Shelf and Heavy Hardware SOLE AGENTS FOR Giant Powder TRUAX ORIEE; OARS Canton Drill Steel CARRY IN STOCK Jessop's Steel, Iron, Coal Pipes, and Fittings Giant, Caps and Fuse Tools, Cutlery, Tin and Woodenware Stoves, Ranges, mTtS % Ir��5onSt|lair ivia i tmAL- \\_�� Paints, Oils, Glass NELSON STORE AND OFFICE: Corner Baker and Josephine Sts. ^NELSON WAREHOUSE: Corner Hall Street and City Wharf. '^iJ-^a'l.ffiTjiV.njjg jjlr'0":ii:6^"-^-eal]ieil! * y"m; p-,Ija^ief(:sy^��hdiey^ef6rmyy ���_: .' ^T^^^ul^ t^^'^tit^^ei^i' ; litis. Lgi':fe"-i .il'-'-fiica-bt'W-i'esSiutiOix -Avhieh' hej Ai'ifl-njjtjvje -nqiLfSi,*rQAv; wliich einjb"odies php]. f6\ii&��^6��e ���Ol2Jbd"pli(hpu��eslif^{e_1io>iS of' dilplilf4;". r"ea ds'i i "That" iihf" huiiiplp .ad-', -dresslfe |>-'es$*dt.*d ���to w.hel ihiiiijiiy - tlie. :que"eii��, -sefbfii^ f-t'-h that* "tli0 provisions" ��pf iff��-B.'itHsh-jSpr-th AAiipfiGh:$(Sp MTS.0'7;.,' L��X!iSSj3idetin*|*-b]i6poAy.ei^/oJ.: "th.# "��,(3.*rTafc- !.ol! i.Qlijit.d'^ iii thp mdlgxig:."of l$w$i- ^r.e tiji-'-, '��� "s'ati^iiptofy hud :sl\ox^ jiito haa-moliy* Avith'Jtli6"pifiieij!lp of pop- ular gOA-eru-meut, atfd pi'tiyi, .ig tli-Vt. her ilUtjefSty may he pleased to rec-Miiieiid: to the itflperhxl pitrliameiit a itieasure for ihe aniendhieiit Pi said act in such terins ate will effectually make tlie pj*.oATdai:ons as foll-cnvs*: " 'If tlifa :i_^.^kiidrfdffiitofef>.3S_Il��^^:' att��act;iv-e,n��� good sellers, and Refrigerators PRICES RANGING FROM $9.50 TO $30 Lawrence Hardware Co. ISTEI-SOa-T- B.C. ^'-..)?_-iS "y^ %'/y^a^y.^fs ��n" f5J,"D^^'^n''B'^';| ^:^"^T^'' ���Bfi-n.-"^-* %fb "��SH ���<' -'..* ���"���'-I house of'Coiuixipiis passe$ aiiy hill AA'liich the senate rejects or fails to pass, or amends in any Avay not aecept-d hy. tlie liouse of coijimons, then if the liouse of eommous at the next foliov.dug session, again passes such bill and the senate rtgiViu roijeets or i_tils to pass, oi' amends. Santo ii;i any 'Way not accepted b}* the &*M & j-opt liy nil grocers rind fruit stow; doali-j'., 1-iliM- J'ujco Cordial,, Itusjiborry, Stri.Avbei'i'j:, Piiicrtniilc, I.-Siiion, Vnnillii, Si��Nii)>!B'iIIa, Cllou- olnto, C'Oilci!. Orange, Orunjic PUosplinto. VJC'POKIA AMNCOUVEH XKLSON I I ID. - M^ABTHUB & CO. I 1 Grove Hotel Beer Garden NEAR FORT SHEPPARD RAILWAY DEPOT i^riEjJLSO-isr LIMIT..... PALACE BAKER NEXT TO EO'YAL HOTEL. Our stock is among the most ex= tensive, most carefully selected, and best adapted for purchasers. Salable .selections to puit the resource- ana tlie reau-i.-__.e_its 6f everyphe. a?3_-I_E_ a"__!"W*_SI_i3__!_=l Mmglm&& $m& 3q$$&n will ai*ftt�� in m few dm^& mA wi mmgfc imxm apace in ovrn^ Bkow rooni SHiIil KIRKPATRICK & "WILSOlsr Corner Baker and Word Streets* Will be ready lo open on Tluti-iday, July 201.1.. Bread detivered fo any -part of tlie eity. Cakes, pastry, alid confectionery a .specialty. Crawford Bros. THE FINEST PLEASURE RESORT IN KOOTENAY Stanley Street. THE GRANVILLE SCHOOL 1175 Haro Street, Vancouver, B. C. r.oardiiif; and day sciiool for girls will re-opr-n on I lie lath day of Align. I. Vacaisciu.. for boarders. - l-'or terms i-iitl prospectiiK apply lo AlAI-Ji-MOISICI-l-l- K'KKM, Principal. For Strawbei'ries and other fruits in s��v_oii. I_oavo yoti- order. Prompt dolivery. Hazlewood Ice Cream Ice Cream Soda and All Kinds oi Soft Drinks MILLS & LOTT Agent, fo Hazlewood Ice Cream. Telephone 93 FOR ICE CREAM AND FRESH FRUIT OF ANY KIND. Come in and try our Ice Cream Soda and Ecfreshing Drinks. Next Door.to P. Burns \- Co. HUMPHREYS & PITTOCK PIC-NICERS, iXGURS-ONISTS AND CAMPERS Wo hftye Gvorylhiiif,* you jci)iiire for the _uU.i|{. CORNED, BOTTLED, AND PRESEKVED PURE GOLD JELLY IN ALL FLAVORS SKI- OlJIt LIST NliXT' WKJ.K General Grocers NELSOIS., B.C. . DesBrisay & Go, FRUIT JARS! FRUIT JARS! Direct from the manufacturer in pints, quarts, and half gallons. Lake of the Woods Flour in stock. JOHN A. IRVING & COMPANY Baker Street West, Nelson, B. C. _P_l.*Cr_Mi:33EaE-S, ETC. o:e=:__-__--___ _e_cotjs_-3 block
No paper 1895-1896, 1897-1905 Frequency: Weekly Titled The Tribune from 1892-12-01 to 1901-08-14. Titled The Nelson Tribune from 1901-08-15 to 1903-12-19. Published by John Houston & Co. from 1892-12-01 to 1894-12-29; The Tribune Publishing Company from 1897-01-02 to 1898-12-31; an unidentified party from 1899-01-07 to 1901-08-31 and from 1902-08-30 to 1903-02-07; The Tribune Association from 1901-09-02 to 1902-02-25; and The Tribune Company from 1903-02-14 to 1903-12-19.
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