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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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KigOTernfnei.fc;;i^'-"relie^ Sand __fi__>__i-the'de.^^ junsiiccesafiiU^ftbBs^ *^ho* JEim ^sirape^\v^fillc__;';w^ stricken jrien "and 'women the wail col- ���;but ^ETvwide^cbhtroi;^^ ?iraOTi&tibhsv.frbm^;yari^^ . dii^OTiJ Ii^s;:;l�� \ the necessity, of, [interventionSunder,: the* .terms',of ;.the; depbrtibrii.clauseV.but^ they. sing2_ii_^ib_is|a-id^fcthe��e_-tirefbbir__n ^i^^iWr^sZ^P^^r^f'^r- tfanswer_from;iiaiesgoyernment^There1'isi ^eiresiOT-^dytpS^hisjratHPreseht.^ lam-mdmentesecur^ si-_��oi_ited.bu��>tliat-Since\'theTOwe_^^ |l^t^fiigmerairiig|^|jb^ ^hp^ag^i^th^rs^MSjicirais^^ Jni^.vibf .jNew-toundiaii^^ yci^gl-thbodgmaking^hir^^ tMahder?bfftHeiibrde^'bfSS-^Mic KSti-sGepr^-^iSiii^bberttBbj-^a^ 2&l^ial*/pre_nierjowh^;h��s1ib-!^^ ������'bV^respbnsibilityyahn-^ 5peri_-e?_;c.|t-y^aii'dyB :?*witi_*^the_Arig__ids;|lhcu I'tboiflateS'foitsii^O-ma-i ?ag&yca_K-i_ir-ily*/--OTe.;survi^^ Cship��h.ingef��cb_d^ Hn&;*rus-ied .^romSplacoJ to: ^ ^ableUimeipa^bcenilbstiin^iscife .^l^^^impartiai^Mtituci^m^ 'SMi-i^icipa^ci^a ,'-'������'-Any^^^^ k; iimp^perViii>iVie*w'btiais.'I.*t*esent ii'ture^ '-TelaMdnsi v with;; the {municipal;; bfli.: ���^������eiala/'of iNe\V.Tork3h;. connection witli* <*:v*ith e :giftsf tO'tliat^ci tyi? Mr.^Carnegie ire--t fe'itOT'atea*'';^^ ���*���?��� pubUcaticri^nviahy'rPhaseiof..the, elec-:* ', tions ;*'aiid ;: evince 'A-.- *a;. :Uk e n; desire 'tbat,; ���^'nb'orie^shc'uld. a1;teT-ipt\to:;gubte or;mis-;' '; puote hitiv-regariairig'tfe" fight;)However: 7. h e-Sf rahkiy-^' depi-bcatefl ._f<uch;;: ^'absurd U*]riis^ei)r^ntatioris"|:iufi'Xlie'pO��ditipn;;oi; j's-Nb.v*:'YbrkiiGit^as;^pear(;d*;;ir;-tbe;.L ���7 dbnj;Times': this;i^mb)^iing-^P-_aHng'*w;itli /i!|theuNicaragii-arccaria,l i,qu^ibnivMr;, Cav*-; '���rt*:negiesai!i'..l6,'_.rep-ra j;*sociate(i-;*Fre-_-^Gf6_it:Britain,i ^<: witfc gewdr! sense.'i*^h^ i'-.American'^uilt^yrtthii'iAmOTi^ Jiimeac and . Anaeri'can^brainS^and;ir''npw'iit SwillJ l?e. -Thei^eiia- nibiSdpubt^th^t_Great '.t��ri|ain1:*will.'*J3e':/ibeV^ ,'.������arid-',wiilKhave'-iioVreasbir;,;jt.b\repeni .the* ' ;:r^ensibl e xccMpseZ she; .has 7 adopted iidur -y '^in'g''tlie'"'recent;'.negbti��iii'f.rts..!..* .Questioned; ���regardinglr-imbrK;,bf;a;i^ssible. English) . steel trusty .Mr.:;Carnegie laughingly de'-;* i -.---Jared that;*ijei:.was: no\\vpnt{ofHlie.ibusi-; ''De__3^8nc^'a'i-l���-n^ot.;'.knpw^,6r^���care.���anythlnff: ,.* more'"' about" it: :'^Withi.the exception: of ! i tho * ?*Iicarasua;mattdr;:''ihe -(^ch-red;;, i:; iiave re.allv���������nbth.ihg to isay,.I-.��� pxpect-lp; ' -remain Jn-America .until'���������Majr,7,.-Mr.-. Car- ��� i-^bHp'p-1 Scottish edu'bntibri'trust-'is-.prp*-. 15 -gressing': to' liis'.satisfaction. .*Mr.:*ano " :Mrs. .AndrewiTQari-Ogie*',^ and -lord and ' lady Pauncefote will.sail for. Ne.w/lqrlr ����� from '��� Sb .Ithampton: torn orrow. on-*, board* > -.'the:Americani line st��>a,mer, St Lbius.,,.. i^bssilSeie:.S-ae?-;;issues:',;:WhiIe^>t^ liqubst-bn|of^_e_ci_eVbf!ithb.;t^ .till.'_istipiai'_diplbrnacy ";;hasv,>neglected^ -Tlie .;thing?tb: do'r is,:*tb.; first;^et;';thei^.a��-: t-tiye*. "Bef ore ^paying' the sransbmiaSd.theni ���receivi'ttg-tbe'nmbu 5sible ^gpyerrment.": ri-'.ii; :Xyi:ytZ;'% y TyZZyii YiS O-^I-A-itjObtober. 7 25:^1*.:_' isfesemi^pffivt i'cialiy^asserred--that;_r)io iiiidicatibjiuv^fisii -iyet' beenifbuhd .bif; Miss,;Stpne's vkidnapersj .havin%beenvi-i.Bulgarib;;; Th^ *g-.vefrii_-ent4if'i,Vdetermined^tb ;ate''-'-he.ibana?shbuid;:it':crbss^ ���tier,;*and>wi 11. d^al vwithJhev,utmpst���sev ' veri ty. jnritli ;;��i'riy':Bi. Igar i a ns i whose*; com-.; iriicityv-'shall^beii-pi-bved^' Greats resVirit.J riierit lisi. felt vt ere ;&t ..hei,*-���xplciii&tibn.tb.; ���itheiAdiscr^diii'bi^Piil^ ���>'cprn^itted:,*ln;;anO-!herv;state^ ���^''���.���-���';V:^'''A_i"draas'*^ :f*;.SAN*.:JUAN:^ i'naeipifl4n'drad,e,-fprhi^ pzu^a,; k^inpai'ied:;i^y;^ eight ;^hildr^ii)^aiied^tp^ |[Perij^rd^>^_i^^^i^ ;.Heien?Mprib^j|d&g^ |tbn;._qraeri^^iceipresiSe^ JedliStates;^h^,i;purcb--sed?:thei^__^ SValenc-^f(^?2^*-)65j_ra^| |pfft_^|dbnmin2bfl?^lei-_j^ i*��f!5i(#ejfa_miy_is. .^ |diikedb__-S|Th'e'iGau_-_is"e!Xi^^ *lie^^at*\wuhti|BbspnfDe^^ Kclaim|j!tiis^right.?.Sn^ ^Mbftpii1wili-thus,--C___^ '%ncay:r, ���:* -t* yZiiiyz yZrrzz^ZZyyZy' ,;,:v'-';* ���whb: have.passed'through Nelson during,-' Si"t4^_Si:i'^_"__?j-rS^-'*|S^''_-^^ -the.weei_,Vai_diw_-b|^^ -^^��..'&iS*i^M.mi��S lihtb|tl_(_^istribiSta%yibla,ti bnpf|tne|prbs; ^isiOTs^p^tl-ef-^p^^ !^��^iniam^&;i^ss^ ^comef_____iT!eo-ieM��N__mov_>::ha'^ ^t|thb^b_$italS3_^li(;^af^flr���^^ ||onigiiV^aeiyln^JlS^ Xc\f...t\_\ri{i__c_'''.7e_'ti-iri-ic-Arli'trT. I.0--H1T*. ._.*-IS'-i_iTi_��_rH^^ ���.stbr.ys's-.. . ... , ��oi$u#ed&^^ jii^Holsterers,.K"ana|J^ |Wrcement^pf;(^b5a6t^l_^^bee^^ .an^,'''the*'ci6mmis-idne-_.::empIoyejiJ'underi ^l^p^Y^a^O-.____^BZ(_l]I^�� ^ErPjmV^^_i%ari^t^t__|^^ JJ^at^rii-^eCheyine^ *..';Q TlT-Sf lii'Ti.cr;'**! dai :-ia - ir _ ___! iU iri ct r+;^+'K'__i^___ .rino -n A U'? |OT^2tfp;^i(.h^-U0t*.^ii^ f_-__e'J^.cbmnanvSi'sfeinakin-rB ��i3f,i-i.etfen.i.eTb_!-. ?thii_g^^iasBKiS-.^n'?]^^ ltSat!.a5iC^s^rable'|pei^ fsniffli^brTO'iisMuired^is^ i^ali^?l|^is;cpndi^-^mi^^ Jsidesred;i^theiligbt^bf i*. ti^ijC^l^iai.^-.ile1; m& :r_, ���New* York.:;Geyi v prominent! ���udill efc Andrddei^gaiins t ��� gpni.1 '.-q'rki*:C&Firw :tiie;sa&ei.vessel.r:He ik:;pr_:nis;way';frpiii| vCartageha'tp^Cur'acpajbynway ,'YprkJVbaviri.g-^ Via*.order ���;_;o"'aybid,i interceptibn^'W^ile^ ^general i_^idra_e.'*relus^ ^yiewe- -t<*js*r--p;:*ejci-et'-that'hevis._gping; ��� to;:-Juracba'in'order������ jto,l5e near.Jenecii-- . ela:; Piesident Captr.o refused to; allow, Ariclrade's'*.wife iio, land"'on.;���:/Venezuelan; soil, so * W TviH: i-iViP HP bis residence,: ihei-e apsl'ftay \n:CuraGoavvHewpultl-not; /admit.ihati;h��v3r*te��ded;tp,;l),ead ���,an,.ev,-i. peditibn;;altlib^gfei:lii.:;Clid s.yZ'XpH:���?<. imeant:'t6'; menace pregidpnt' Qaietrp ; a.s;. 'much'-at!*: pcssible./ I.v.mbj'jri a.re;.curre). t- li. SariiJuan that:he-is planniKP; to in- .vaide������:-.yece?nola;by;iway of'Trinidad, ;i:: *El.Wey:,on:|t__elW^ ^WASHINGTON;1 Octobej''; 25.���When .the court of"inquiry; ad jpurnfi_l'toflay aid-; miral Sshley haa npt: completed his;tes_ . ; timbny in chief. *'*He' tppk the s^apd i about' ;il:'30,; after.fprm^^ been rec-dled.for the 'purpose of inaking:; Y'Ziy'] Must'���iBa:aVTou'eh'*Plac...-.-':-:yy l',.Y'LONDON. .bctober:25���^1 ��i*i;autli- lvyM.m.^. *.-_- *---.-���. i ;rority of the New* *i York, cbrrespbriden ti ���������^^^^^a^a^A^^o.aieir^bsti .of the Lot-don jTimes, wbosei sentimohtsij;moiiy. jind continued his statement until -iasbeen sentbroadcast over Europe r. Ithe cpiirt ^ouxied at; 3:40 p.. m. until l^_!__________________^ vr-:[:rxYY^-xK-- ������i---Y-K -���;��� ^-::^:y- > :-���������_. r ��� \ ,,���������:; >^^vj'r;.;*;^;:..v.%;^-*^i.; _t________.-rHrr.-f ,_.���_���- a-������-.���.-1 vi.. jWts._i?_^*.<n.*Ti8.*^���l��gr.ffw*':��-4Pl.,?iB.-;r-.r������.������.-!-i',-���<''*H.i-.-r*-y������*'������-'-��� n^^zz*!jjyiyzLI��221Zl______^^ -:;:|Ai?g,:'_;nhT1--'.a-;:,RB..^ *��$��'AmCTicarit; jqeke^ ;-erat^d;(fri-^^'alli.biame?;as^ ^hejeh^rgeOfifpuLridi^^^^ pii-ffi,'^^terdi^*p>y|i"Madd ^Gi milib'Hithe '$ winner fZpi.Z the.vHermitage; Opiate;is.tij;thei. Sandbwii" paxk:lraces;;iReitfi r^de;��|^mam.^^lWiitney 'sf i= Delacey*;;* : wliich/came ir.' second;;J rZ7ii7Z<;v17i77y. yyyZ.Wx7r} ��� zr '-Zzzr Z. z iZZZ 7.7Z fS-^^% y ^i(^^*;Arrans)t'i_hent'.. A^eedvUppir./;; ,^NEW_^*ra^*Octobe_V i; Times^"'in'^its editorial articlesv;asWabled' ;' tip the: New,:York Times;; says "it; nas]fea-v iisgnii'tp::believe;;that* theCbasis. 'ofZ:a^aewi; : arrangement regarding' the.'isJhmiS'iiJcaT' ��� naV has!'been.settled in'.principle.by*tKe ���British iahd the' United States*'govern-: :'mwte,7Zx7Zz'7lr:7i::xxii.: -'.i^ ZZ-yZZyr'iZZ ^ti^lljKs^ped'andjeyen^^ ; jiii*;Rbss)ia.nd*Mei::cbmm^cin^ Shbm^ardi*|^^b^t|^^^ i;eame?:in''j:frqm':::J^ iiducedi-.btcpmejtp/Rb_^ian^ iapprehensib^-as'to;:^^|^^ ;ireqiWr'^r.j ,Bil:jpr:'j]t_ie^ fsa^hc_meiahd:as;^icKi!Hasltii^ Stfiisjfam'punt-��tt iim^iig Jput(#i Just :;w |!p(.rt^:!i-ib^^re/;dbi!^i:)i|tl-^ ���^inppssible ter sayji "butithis^dpes *Spti; rnatrZ Ste^iVery ;'muchi' iisinibe ^h&cpinpany^quld;* ?ibe i'Unablet to*? op er ate *i tp,;M ifWere'^ey;.all;ofirst-cl^ ifact_musti:bbme;hbme :tb?the*;new;:;boara lotMl_*ee_brsj:bfZthe.iLe --jpi^mine: s_Tliat i|thelfeibr^anizatibn%;W .^ctors;i^^iie__^tbeyfiare*g^ V.^^:UM^*^��AJ+*AC��*��n_'iiii 'A.''. wa+;>.*���-�� isw^w^U'^^'i^'ii'-.'.'' fi:;t:^'A^N^-Boat;Wiii--B^ |��:y_mCOTVER;r; October;!'i^fSpeQiai? ^tojThe ^-bune.]--Gaptafc "ied'i_l^s:a_1:ernppny_-om;t^ ]ited>fali ��� the, Atlantic ii ports*.:: fr^;;,Mbin. Atreai; tbi'New York^dPliiladelp_iia}vbut icoiild not :flnd:a' steamer, that; had speed ���_ enough" for the Skagway, run,: and in con-, :sequence it,has been decided tb(buiid';a ���' vessel if or that ��� route, ��� on i.the ;rush. order, * to * take the. plafce of the Islandeiv; i TenV ders are being called f orr in* Canada; the' )Jnited States; and in/England' for ;the -ipbnstrjiction of the;;new,;vessel,v.ito;,be. };eady "Jii "the 'spring. She! is v designed sjmilar to the Cottage City,,bbingilarger, ajid.haviijg more ancj better ���accommbda- ;tibnsi\andvis 'to be' elegantly fijted,up., Captain-TrpHP would not say what her [sped'^bui4be, bu. itis.expectedfhe will put everything else ibeh'ihc} in time;..tb Skagivay; The new Victoria ferryboat: WiU be begun .simultaneously; I'ghewili be a t^rin (Screw, While the Skagway" boat is a. single screw.; She will be over. 40 feet longer than the Islander,VaAd the ppecifications call fpr ,18 knots per, hour. "i*': ".,'i:..'':Can't':'Dispbseqf!*-.ond8;:'./V*:/":; YIDKOHAMA,;*. October;; 25.���The.'i'atT tempt to. dispose' abroad ipf bonds of 50 000,000^^ yen has failed.' TWs it Is expected will seriously; affectv the position of j;tion clause of the Alien,Labor. Act will th^c^ia^ iy7 x :.*i-V [it? is.*,already/ibeginningfitp?'force; itself, ^upbtftheir':attentiohiis|eyideii^i-j i faptv that!- the * moving- offmenifroin Mis-, ^sburii ^hajs^bSeri,; discontinueid/^Thei-i Mis-; sbur-m;were: nbt,:gbb-i|mi-ie sTulle'd^iabb'ri the.) mine'-jiiiiianagementv.r.eV ���quiresimbre than:' anything,:else;'.'iLat-, - terly % ItheZ intiirri atio h i;hasiv;'been /given Jthat the^^;ma.nagement;.wpuld',impprt;min- .efs';.frbm^'Cornwall.;:;iThe.'Cousin Jacks ': arefgbdd 'miners,i.butHh^*;RbsslaridTmin- "ersi; laugh-to! scorn the? suggestip hi that they'could i be induced, toipome 'iout as: strike ���"'���breakers.;-v^Thej-^irianagement'-'"^^; 'the*Le;Rbi^ requires'.*sliille-l:-vru1|niers.tiii' ..order to 'niake /evenV a T''semblan'ce :* bf working; ;;but now thatV the-'strike.' has .been on.for several mqiiths"the skilled 'miners iare as: conspicuous 'by their absence.as they were duringthe'first weeks of the trouble., . .7x---x;.,,iX:..,".^,'..*;;*,;: 'There has been a great:deal;said about the members of the Rosslandunibn who have deser.ted their organization ahd gone back>to work; and of ibthers who intend to do so in .case theVstrikeas not 'called off'.*in."the/near;'future; .*'*',0f'���' the formerithei'e' are buttwb."';;;Oi!:the.latter thbrb' are^ 'seven.'.���'���'��� There*is not; much prospective strength ihthisi force for the -,'mine management.; As; tp ; the manner ;in,whichthe'striking-minersi have.borne themselvesi;ali;i*'repbrts jaigree.ithat,,'the men are deserving bf the (greatest: credit. "vThat they have been,"severely tried is 'manifest.' :They:have* seemthe law*bear1; iiingiori intiriiidaiton strictlyienforced. It ��� is, a "law, the:ibperationi:,bf iiwhichMs /li- : rected against strike excesses.' Fbr technical viblatibhs of .it they.:ha.ve' seen a icouple,of^their;men_jbbrs;��� landed in'jail. There was ithe; Alien; Laborilaw, which, 'i-VLpxto the.itimie, of their:;necessity, the miners had ��� imagined wasZ designed for their protection. It was ';b'eiug flagrantly yljplated; They exerted .every means in itheirvpower to :liave this >law enforced in their own behalf but.f ailed.. Yet;,there has been very little complaint from the union miners, i Had .the j boot .been i on the' other foot, and had1thei law officers refusbd.tb give due effect to the statute i respecting intimidation," how long would 'it* have taken the other; faction to have the -wires hot and. their, newspaper organs .full ebneerfiing the, menace to the constitution?' ....'. Z.7. ;;.'���' .. " Aside, from its. effect upon the strike it may be said that the1 failure of the i government to give effect to the deporla- rt%^^J|ajMai^hi^-?thi^they:sa^^ f the i iinibtf (cai^pt^ife^ebuj^^ ;^ng&tb;;i;any|--^��e^ j;-nadfeiif;it:'^tei^theii.^ui-i)b * f rbmij iitSiijIn-jif upport0f iithisiiv^eyijiCitQ'*' J theSbreafcingfaway|*'frib ���'iarrange^Kl^inc-hf^asf^fc^ i ebm^fssioiiepCiut_i?aii3ARali^^ i^^^cifetheRi^ip'accep^ ;ln;;the;:ljp|Rca^^^o^^ ':inienttwas:neye^;p-^^arTwithjthe majpfr-; Ity^bf-'th^-ffimOTS^^ iified ;5lengtH!&bf ^tiirii-^i^d-^as^nev^K; jsignedj;by|tlie^pfficersfjpfjffiei;^ iroembersfp-Jtieaunibnv-ar^^ ; breaph ,:pf(*fai.ti.i; iiivfailirig.; to' recbgiiizeafe: -fbr/anitiinieS^febmlthe^me^ ^spuj^iMsl^^^t|thatiall_thbj^ to ;db;tb;>^nxputCjiJt->?:remain}firmi. they;:appe^v;ito;':iielJwiiiiiig[tb.:d may';tak%!_vl^sra^i,recheyille.anil[ nbber^sbme^timeirto'^reacii ".".'i'the;;*-proper'" ; .conclusion' J'ithat&the^ cah'iiot fh'bpc *: to work thei^mine[iprbfttably iiwithout;. the union, but^^^hen'tiieyCdb arrive at it they may, be,cbunte^::upbnas: accepting it and acting^upbniiXt^-Toithe men thb fight seems'theiyeryi*existence of.their brgan- ization, as .failure In" Rcssland; wilt iyite. furth'er.fbbiifiict; in other��� pp'rUonsii'of- the districtA^usi. jhb\y** tari tiiey would goialbng.-th^ii'badVtO-a" compr'oihiseiis a matter'whi'ch''hone but���'the members of the executiyekno-w; but from the fact thatrecent bvertures were made,withi*a view tb a settiementVit is presumed that the men-will entertain, a' compromise when it coines. ,-;;*; v :, ( ��� 'i -���:. x-x '���-.. ���:*'������,.. i^faand^eater^pto^ ���?*nrl.>.'f-tWo-.il.��nV.-_i4--i;;*U_U;'_-'*i'i<Ai';.--_iy._ii�� SjUa^i^gro_-i|i^-ie^ Iheriiuief^nejsj'andfre^ **-i_ra_f-.C_'ntv*;f'Vivo^-rt��i-\'^-+li*iTi'^^^ ^lto-^^he;^ai_Iaimen-_-S^ };t^^^relani^|is;K^ ja^^8^fiSi.dalh^Nbl-.lt-ratipn_^^ ^iri^e|^eRtSin5'im ^^fyB^S^^a-l^disspi 1'i.ioii $ahdl|w 6 !k%t& VlVn. ii;'.. -h tarr, nl n'. -i ri -."il. Vio'. V.'- .T-ti'.'..-_-._ i__'^*"*;,.i.A': EIGHTEEN: REPORTED LOST i;; iii^E^iipfeci^'^pgis^^dls^^ |tee*^ticmiallint^s^|ji;lia ifabl^;fo;^pj^n^|^o-i|sif^ ';giTOS5tthefI.ishlia^i��pr^eh_nt j r_^sl^fi^(j^ingMthe|^-^b^ ^bweseh^tip^��^g:Enslaiyd?fa_! 'd^Seot^ llandJi^T^^Qplpii^ ;ltp. pbint'tbut^tii^ tlipnlaSl.asifebfypbpuiaS-' :tiGh�� Ir elaia^li^^{i^ i manyi;:in^^|lipuBe Ipf ^ccmn_pn^^d|��. h^i Stl^-ba^ s^qf l^h eift coin tri i;iu ij^riaUpu^o-^s^ '^uiuiQn^0ih^had|f-cm;itOT {in.ombers.|tpo2mw V ,^^l:,say|th^;:tJTis|cbhstitufe :;Ae: cbntihue^gjf^j-a^ .^hy^itvishcul^^pprpetu^ed.^ '7y in Hanother-'g; pbTtibhi/pf:fiihis;;:^eeehy; which;Swas -llargeiy-* devoted i tiofthis .Irish !(iu'esti;bn^he|;pbser.ved::M'^^ men;;- ;v^b;*jnpwSnperilyif; shbi_ti?;fbr7'the malidi^jand^ priay^for.;- the vBoers'>haidi-?; :; par. iameiitS-pf iJttieii^ v*btrihgs5<_f;?lrts1v;*gbydrnmentyhadVbeen .yn^theii^hands; tf;tiiey.;had shad/thait is it' nbti.certain^that-thbyi'wbu f used;;'tp;.pay^their: .contribution: to Vthe 5wajr:'ahd^th'at^they:;^ould^ ;iisi in-;a;-;'pcs,itipn; ^ B RIBF#CAN ADIAN-��� ;TELEI-BASIS; .the;aIte^d:chec]rib-_'J6seph;.Neum^^a^ :local'mej;chaiitr':andvwas^ Fearful Holocaust', in - Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, i October. 25:���A flre in which- the' police'; say'17 persons lost their lives and : many, mere/were seriously aiid perhaps i fatally., injured occurred to daj**; in the heart of- the busi-j ness ; portion of .this,, city.' ; The , nine story building;at 1219 iand 1221'Market street, occupied by .Hunt,'. Wilkinson & Co.; upholsterers and .furniture dealerrf,, and two unoccupied buildings at 1223- and 1225 Market' street were destroyed. Many other i.buildings -wore damage-l and the loss is estimated to be upwards of $500,000. The fire' started at. 11:30 o'clock.������ It;, is supposed tp have' been caused by an explosion of benzine, or naphtha, ���vyhich >vi^h ether materials used in the^ "manufacture of fiirhiture was stored in the eel lar. The flames shot up the elevator shaft and in less than flvo minutes every one of the main floors of the structure was ablaze, There wore 230 employees, men and* women,, at work, in the different; departments at the time.: Those on the.second floor were the first to s_e, the flames. Instantly there* was a wild rush for che fire escape; but owing to the highly in- flammabler nature of the material used by the firm, the bluze spread with re- markable rapidity, dealing death' to the unfortunates as they made frantie but ;* VALLEYFIELDr Quiiec;* October 23. ?���Ther^"is;"anpth.iv sinkfr'Qui'at'the cottbhCniiiIs�� here: i The milis i tlosed to- night for;a fewydays,;. ;,-,* * ZzY'7 7 ���'���'���', 7i i iTOItpNTO^ Oetober 25:~-Rev;i Dyson Pogiie,'' pi'ofeesoi* bf, practical 'philosophy./in Wiol-liffe Cblltge, has accepted the; assistant icctors-hip of St. George Church, Montreal;'. ' A - .iOAICVILl-i-.,;Aohtario,/ October, 25.���: The'seebnd of a sbmewnat limited crop of strawberries' is being:gathered here." ''-ST;;:TilOMA.S;: Ontario, October 25.--. Gplih.McDougal,: K.;C..i one of-the-best known- reside-'ts of St. Thomas, dropped dead at "his residence this afternoon.' i X MONTREALliipctober ,25^4e. Batley,; iwho registered ; at th e .;Sti 11 \yel 1' House, as i frbm-Point St:'Charles, was foynd' ; dead' in his-room;this: evening with a- i bullet.-in his head.';, Switch 'keys found in his pockety indicate he was a railway i nian.'. No- lfipney ;;:was found, on i his ;:clbthes.:-; ���':"'"���.���' x::x'77: ';'",: ":*'".'.':i'' :;;���.*���',���,'���','"' i TORONTO,-; October 25.���News :has i been received of the death from -wounds received in-action of captain E.- Clement Smith.'coihman'ding "Clement'si Scouts"/ Jin South Africa. Captain Smith,.served in" the Canadian militia from 1871 to: ; 1887, during which time he took great interest in rifle shooting, winning the ��� D, R, A. medal in 1875. He served in the Northwest rebellion .also and won a .medal.. , *,'**' TORONTO, October 25.���The Evening Telegram's London cable says: Australia and New' Zealand are sending��� military contingents to the king's coronation next year. It is expected that. Canada wilt also be r.-presented. ��� M-.n v/ho have seen sen ice in South Africa are getting the prcfen;nco ir. the contingents and the���'.imperial government is anxious that Eoj-uon shall have picked men -in the contingent from"t'U��i' 'Dominion; *,."'��� i ''������'.'" v.takenvbefbre'/justice^arshalL : fusedtb.en.plbyfah:'attoni^ ��� ^...-.j-i _._....:...-_. ���'n-ation'.'-.'Ju'sti'ce.l-Ma^^fi^p. tver^toxth^ZsinperiiyrysPM^m: ':b^';?5po:; 7^^iZ^a_0r0^M l)ohds-nhd;':was^,(cpi_i4_;fe_l?S^�� ,y ;��� jai 1.': ���; xZxiYZ'ZyiiyZ^Z^^^m ������ * ������-*���*:.���rX'--xy--'.x.xry-^,:,-:.ixX7fiixJi^^^^ _ce'':in'.;Laurier^-;,y^Jj;^^^^fe .,...;.Jctpbcr:-;2^1[sMi^ig^m i.]���ivt, a meeting^pf.^he;^!;^^^ tiori last ihigHtV.aVr-��pli.i^':'^^i^^ prelim shall ' cbur unable tb; furnish "bonds mitted trV'thc.county ��� ;\* >;;'Havei,C()n__denceuh.;Laune't.^^ Ji-i/^NCQUVER;?^ to-The Tribune. Liberal Associatibri tionwas-passed ���"favorihg*:,the1ruhnii_g^ the next election on party;.lines.:?J;:It'vwas' .i'*^i|S^^ decided* to recommend to thc;ipirpylnci_l._i.5s^^f executive to hold a Liberal:TOhyentio.-i ' '" decided* to recommend to thcHprbvlnci_l..i;:s^;*SR '"'" """- '" :y7��Zi^,_. next; January'.' ; A motion^^bf cphflderice jii'iS'iSff^^^l premier^ Laurier was also passed: dered to be forwarded to O .taw-u . ���^3;.the,Cpw*Hurt^*;;!*:4"^^*;*p|p^ ���i'''c'.i3^Ah.;;,IJitpraiba_i7>^amTO^^^^^ V ;-;rWas!:the Cow Hurt^< "-. VANCOUVER, The Tribui fi^am Westminster:withiiflfteen-pebplet_o^S?_pi��s_^ board cbllided'���'���Sv.Itli';, ai* cpwi'ithis^yeiiing"''' ���'^^v^-��� and turned completely;^ovorc-intbi , ditch. ��� It was miraculbus*tliat:^.nly'^ , person^ was iihjured;f":" '"'''"'"' ' Anxious to Placates SHANGHAI, October 'pappi-s secret. 25.-^The;hews- ;*i::'S*.'^^*rji��*K ���consider; that/general,. Yeng :Lu'3 'yZyvyM^^ dispatch;-'to';:U;-Huns*(C!^ng;?as^ ; treaty, indicates Ycngi Iju'srdetermin^vS^^a^M vUpn to revenge himself upbn;the;:v1ce^^;S|3^& 'roy,;who balked hisdesisns.aridithatthivdf:^^^^ time is approaching for Great;"������"-'"' "l!'"''^iAV,a to carry 'outrher promise /to" the Yang Tse viceroys. jat;iB.iteli^g��;lf.^ i ��� ��� staiid:: bw' r!7x}��i7'jSf-m vr/' Wm Sol d iors, Ordered" K el '^,si.fiv;?;|;��;^*;Kl^^p& .LONDON;' OctofcciV;'LS.^Thp'^r'^'f^ll^l fico ihas'.ordered;the. iimra-SjiateJ���reieasqs&w'^f��^J of. thrr^e members of \^ -Kfth;*yictc^_:':Sf^|?||i ian. contingent wV.ii.. rrabhtin^^bri^-^^^i^l^J dier-general. i Ho'v.iMi calling*;,:tbbMoa-^BIS'*^|iiK^ mand "Wlllte Wfi?6.d'; curs/v.wcmi^seh^;^.?*^^'''' " m t iff THE NELSON TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 26, 1901 ___���"��� . . ^___^____________^___^_ ''.a to: to to to to 1$ m to to to to to to 'to to Yq\ IvcoKroimtD 1070 ooiMiiF-AJsnsr In view of coming events, we are paying special attention to the requirements of THE BALL ROOM We cannot go into details, but we would ask you to have a look at OUR WINDOWS We have the .choicest, newest and daintiest goods procurable in the best markets of the world, and at prices which wiiragreeably surprise you. m to to to to to to to to to to to "-Vii 9 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY We are offering our entire stock of plate cameras below maker's prices for. one week orly. SEE OUR WINDOWS; THOMSON STATIONERY* CO. Ltd NKLSON. B. C.. ��� "^Ste^-fe^-S^g:^ \$) *$$&$��-*&* to to Vrr <���> , {WHOLESALE DIREOTORT' h - h^i l<Zb.> -" 'Y ���yi ASSAYERS' SUPPLIES. W. F. TBETZBCj & CO��� CORNER OP Baker and Josephine streets, Nelson, .-wholesale dealers -In assayer's --supplies. -Agents for Denver Fire Clay Company, ���Denver, Colorado. _ , .-��_��� COMMISSION MERCHANTS.. <��� y i'-. "H.*.J.^EV^NsX^a^AkSa^RBET, T^elson, ., wholesale dealers ...in _ liquors, ���iclgais, cement, flre brick and flre -clay, .(water pipe and steel rails,' and _ general ircoinmlssion merchants ,_.*--������ , ," (J ELECTRIC/1.VS-JPPLIES. S'J, r�� ,~-v . J '"TsOOM-NAYTi^^ Br'Jf.'j <-. - Construction , Company���Wholesale dealers '.I *.*ly.��*_..... __n _ nmtnnta . rt. a Vtolla -._t.f��-_ \ty - , - ffe, P-x&y_ FrVA - FRESH AND SALT'MEATS. sK^SV^J^p; 7BUBNS & CO.-BAKER "-'STKi-EiT, jbffiSTii&'jkelBonrJwholesale dealers inv fresh-and lured" meats. Cold' storage.j-_, .* J* .J' ;S|pfiU_fcX��OOTBNAT GROCERIES. .<-v A ���*. V/jJji-i'i 9l��i_ -V-" _ ,-^_ OCC1S. SUPPLY COMPANYriilM- street, Nelson, ^wholesale ,r ,r y' . 1v hV&\' %^it J^ WftSOBN t CHOLDITCH &- CO.���FRONT Tnl_'-.='j-i!?^|-greeti Nelson, wholesale grocers. / t / & PLASTERERS" UNION MEETS EVERY Monday evening ln the Elliot Block,'at 8 o'clock. J. D. Atoyer, president; William Vice, faecrotary. P. O. Box 161. CARPENTERS' UNION MEETS WED- nesday evening of each week at 7 o'clock, In Miners'-. Union Hall. C. J. , Clayton, president; Alex. B. Murray, secretary. PAINTERS' UNION MEET THE FIRST and third Fridays in eactrmonth at Min-' ers' Union Hall at 7:30 sharp. -Walter R.�� Kee, president; Henry Bennett, .secretary- ~ LAUNDRY WORKERS'-/1 UNION.��� 4 Meets at Miners'-. (Union 'Hall on, fourth) Monday ln every month at 7:30"o'clock p.' m. B. Pape, president; A. W..McFee, sec-* rotary. '' ��� ���.,.*. '��i CLASSIFIED* ADS. ARTICLES FOR S^lLE. SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS for sale or re it at the Old Curiosity Shop. X_._'YY.Y,-Z ^OR^^NT. ',' ~ ��� FOR RENT-THREE. ROOMS x SUIT ABLE' for light housekeeping; hot and cold water, steam,' heat, hatha, Addieab box 571f Nelson. 'A _$3&yti J1 MACDONALD '<-.������ CO ���v_--__.-N.__R Oi..* ont and Hall-streets. Nelson, wholesale; ���.j.., j- -���^ocers and jobbers ln blankets, gloves,^ ?-*_->���* c ***Sbitts,.l.oots, rubbers, maeklnaws1and min- ���<H&X%i ^ct8' sundries. r ->' .v " t "���?... -.i.- ^^j T GRIFFIN & CO ���FRONT STREET,/ * Nelson, wholesale dealers ln jirov-Slons, ^cured meats, butter and eggs." y J { ^ ''fbarWr m>*. Str-. -J?**''.*.- .. ~*iypr y- ,ir-^ ��lQUORS AND DRY GOODS. r-?'J>! * ,i<_ \t>r . Fturner, BEETON & CO.���CORNER '*��� 1 ^Vernon arid Josephine' streets, >.-Nelson,1" - wholesale dealers in liquors,-- cigars and dry *oods*<Agents'for Pabst Brewing Company vof Milwaukee and Calgary..Brewing Com- "jpany,of Calgary. ' -,, t SIXr ROOM'COTTAGB-^-ATi-BALFOUR,' ^to let by the month .or. for'the/season. Im-' .mediate possession... Good i fishing. Apply < C. W. -Busk, -Kokanee creek." Phone 66a. Or to R. H. Williams, Baker street. Nelson. *' 'FOR RUNT-PALACE SALOON, SANDON;1. ^uFor particular. applj^Mrs. A. Kogan, bandon, B.C. ��.',TO LEI' ��� THREE' ROOMS..ON -CEDAR 'streot; large living room, bedroom and kitchen'; ?with sink; also neo of bath. Apply to J. Cox- "head, Cedd,r street. -"���<*' \ " , * ', ;/ FOR SALE. - ^'FOR IMMEDIATE SALR-GROCKRY BUS- Ine.is; good location; low rent,'owner going out .of business. For full portioulars address-C.K., Grand Forks, B. C-. i > , j in Tr-^il Creek mining' division. The remaining 7000 are inJ Cascade, Grand Forks, Phoenix, ^Greenwood, Eholt, Midway, and other" camps-in'thej Boundary section of Yale district:* Nelson City is entitled to a member,, as is Rossland City., The.remainder.'bf the population of Trail Creek and Nelson mining divisions, which will 'number "over 3000, are entitled to a member. Ea��t and West' .Kootenay have a population'of 30,926, or, over 8000 more ,tha_i New Westminster district and New_ Westminster City.i With the cities of Nelson' and'-Rossland! each given a member,tthere-remains a> population of 18,926 in thetsmaller citiesi and towns and mining^camps and farm-, ing districts, which if given six members .would be one to each 3154 of,population. Yale has a population ofr. 18,716. > There? 'are no'large-cities'in that district, but' its population entitles itto six.members,- Vhich-would be one] ��/ every 3119 of, population.1 East and West Lillooet have' a total population of 1759V which surely does not entitle' them to more than one member. The "population^of Cariboo isi not,known, but. it is," probably> in'tne/ neighborhood' of ^2500.* ^The white pog- ulatibn of the province Js in theneigh- ^borhood of __40,000]j of-^rhich 36 per. cent1 'live in Kootenay fand-vYale1 "districts.! *With -over vone*-third "pf^the -population/ ' eight-tenths ,of the mineral',;w'ealth, ^.and ,Jrfully��� one-half, of-thervagricultural^ and -stock-raismV.resourees.'df-the province,( '-surely "''Kootenay^ and^Yale are entitled, toi' fair' representatibn,v'iA^the' legislative" assembly. They can'get what they are "entitled to if onlyiJie'-memliers for these* 'two districts 'stend^up. for J'their rights,- and,not fairdown whWthe party whip is cracked by a "Coast politician. > ���^^p'^fSSt^��'^&'3_-&;��^S.'2S(.-'3Si'.''&"vS^-5<'00-^00���!_�����^^ ."? ^���^���^^���^���^^���^���^���^^'���^--^^ m torn. (���V LADIES' JACKETS,, COSTUMES, ��� PURS AND UNDEilWEAR: ' ' AT ESPECIALLY ' LOW PRICED MENS' LAMBS' WOOL SHIRTS' AND DRAWERS, FLEECE LINED UNDERWEAR; WOOL AND CASHMERE" SOCKS, ,FLAN- v' NELETTE' NIGHT SHIRTS ' AND PAJAMAS AT VERY'LOW PRICES . ml BARGAINS IN ff\\ GREY.AND WHITE BLANKETS, WOOL. COM- ff\, FORTERS AND EIDER- ' ^\ DOWN QUILTS. m CO. 36 Bakep Sltpeet, Nelson. '*^&^-t��5P*?5*-*^Sf��� 'S -"8 ��� -��SL_��<��S��*.^^^^^''^^���?���" \fl *^Sf^S^^f*0__0*m^'00'00'00'00'00'00'00'0^",^'00'00'^' I I! . "_< . Sbbsiness :direqtoey. , V��. V . 'f<���. ^' '.; -'- '" ARCHITEQTS. ' / " '' n'r-* vn^S^cT^^RT^-^^ . - �����-. ^'kberdeen Block;- Baker Street, Nelson. t ���- ' -s.' ��� ' ~ Y^i,.* tj-ffr. CHOP HOUSE. ' r 4 **' Y> "'/^i��^5��oNEBR !!<-i-o_r~T_iou____^~ToHN^ /> ' "/Spear, proprietor, opposite Queen's Hotel, , . ���'���.*�����. ^Baker street, Nelson. Open day-and night. ' 'Lunches a specialty. Picnic and traveling ^ - ..parties supplied on shortest notice. ^ ft. rj. DRAYAGE. ^FURNITURE, PIANOS, SAFES, ETC., v moved carefully at reasonable rates. Ap- ^'ply J. T. Wilson, Phone 270, Prosser> aec- ~bnd Hand"store7 Ward street ~" "FURNITURE. ,., >iD J ROBERTSON & CO., FURNITURE dealers, undertakers and embalmers. Day 'phone No. 292, night 'phone No. 207. Next '���new' postoffice building, Vernon street, Nelson. _ -"'^-~-~���.������������������^��� I WANTED���MINING PROPERTIES. HELP WANTED. i WANTED ��� CHAMBERMAID. SHINGLE jointer and packer, laundress, railroad men for Xardo. Nelson Emplojracnt Agency. Phone 278. / ^ SITOATIONS WANTED^ ' j SITUATION* WANTED���BY1 YOUNG������ WO- Jnan as general servant in bmall family.' 'Address "box baO, Nelson.' , ^ _. . . , ���^-^^h^^^fSY^^SY^yY. ~:SSissr^:^SxNm^^7^f:^xsEysEi^- j)hone, telegraph or inquire Western Canadian Employment Office, i Nelson. Phone ;270. Storage���I have a large "warehouse for storing household or other goods. H. A. Prosser. s ' �� ^ , . . . ^ WANTEDVi HELP OF" ALL. KINDS ��� Orders for help* lecelve-prompt and careful attention R. Purdy, Employment Agent," Stanlev street, Nelson. Telephone 44 P. O. Box 682. lie ��rtbmtje ' FREE MILLING GOLD PROPERTIES. We are anxious to secure a few free milling gold properties at once. The Prospectors' Exchange, Nelson, B. C, Room 4, ' % W. C. Block. " r C GOLD, COPPER, SILVER, LEAD mines and prospects wanted. Send report ���" and samples to the Prospectors' Exchange, ��� Nelson, B. C, Room 4,JK. W. C. Block. _ ' * * Notices of meetings. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. ^ELSONlLobGE, N0^3ff~A_7li\~& A. M. meets second Wednesday in each mouth. Sojourning bieUiren Invited. . ���s NELSON ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. ,_SJ, G.R. C���Meets thud Wednculaj. bojourh aig compaiuoiib invited. Cbas. <_. MUIh, Z, Thos. J. Suns, a. Ii. NELSON"* AERIE, NO. 22 F. O. E.- Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Fraternity Hall. George Bartlett, president; J. V. Morrison, secretary. ^ , 1COOTENAY TENT NO. 7, K O. T. M.��� Regular meetlng3 first and third Thursdays of each month. Visiting Sir Knights are cordially invited to attend. Dr W. Rose, R. K.; A. W. Purdy, Com ; G. A. Brown, P. C. ," TRADES AND LABOR UNIONS. ' ��� AUiN.___-.S-. UNION, NO -6, W. F of M.��� Meets in Miners' Union Hall, northwest corner of Baker and Stanley streets, every Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Visiting members -welcome. M. R. Mowat, president; James Wilks, secretary. Union scale of wages lor Nelson district per shift: Machine men $3.50. hammersmen $3 25, muckers, carmen, bhoveiers, and other underground laborers $3. *��� BARBERS' UNION, NO. 196, OF THE International Journeymen Barbers' Union of America, meets fust and third Mondays of each month in Miners' Union Hall at 8.30 sharp. Visiting members invited. R. McMahon, president; J. H. Uatheson, secretary-treasurer; J. C. Gardner, recording nut rotary 1COOKS AND WAITERS UNION NO. MI, W. L. U., meets nt Minors' Union HaU on second and last Tuesdays lu every rnouth at^8J0 p.m. sharp. A. B. Sloan, --_.-_.. * + * * ���S_wZ__J_ 4- NOTICE TO' SUBSCRIBERS ' BY CARRIER. .4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- ..... .... .............. ���rn -"���_-i-A���i���.���*.*���.".**.* On Saturday next,' subscribers whose Tribunes are delivered by carrier will be expected to pay tbe carrier TWENTY CENTS, the subscription price for the current week. , J __ A majority of the-menjengaged in. the' mining ^and 'srneltinV industry* in Kobt- renay--are forced' to'admit'j;hat The Tribune at "all times aims to advance tlie]] best interests-of those two industries, From the'garly days it^ad\ccated-. the building fof smelters'to "treat oiir''ores, locally, 'claiming xthat'the sooner our 'mine ,own. rs were entirely independent r bf the American*^smelters the-oetter it. "would be for both them and! tne country/ and they are now beginning to^realize'f ^that The Tribune is on the right .track ] They see',, hat the* pricer ot lead'in-'the, United States is a1 fictitious one,*so faV as they'are"concerned; that the price of lead'at New York is not the" one on which settlements are made for1 their bullion Their settlements are made!on the pi ice at'London. With > the w ore' smelted .locally.' and refined in Canada. Kootenay silvor-lead miners would' he entirely independent of the American Smelter Trust, once the home market ityG3&i>*A0vjii 0 4: *�����.,.. rcatell. Decretory H. M. petery. 3ent: J. 1\ For- Unaiicirl eco- The census returns for Kootenay and r Yale printed today bear out the contention made by The Tribune that Kootenay and Yale should have not less than fourteen members in the provincial legislature. The Tribune claimed that a member should be elected from a riding fdimed out of that portion of East and West Kootenay lying along the main line of the Canadian Pacific railway. According to the census returns, the present ridings known as Revelstoke and Northeast Kootenay have a population of 4938. Of this papulation, 1500 at least are in mining camps that no longer look to Revelstoke or Golden as their central points. These fifteen hundred people should be placed in ridings the interests of those people would be m common. Southeast Kootenay, out bf which two ridings should be made has a population of 5962. This with the population of the Windermere portion of the Golden riding and the people in the Goat River mining division of West Kootenay will total not less than 6500. Slocan riding has a population of t>it\. These with the Trout Lake and Nakusp-Fire Valley portion of Revelstoke riding will make a population of 6500, which would entitle them to two members. Nelson riding has a population of 7102, of which nearly 6000 are in the city of Nelson and its several additions. Rossland riding has a population of 14,603, of which 6200 are in the(clty of Rossland, 1200 in the city was secure. With the heme market secure, the surplus would seek foreign markets, just as does the surplus of the American Smelter Trust. Canadians would be on.an equal looting witn.the Americans, and nothing more than this can ever be realized. To bring this about should be the aim of-every interest engaged, directly or indirectly, in. min- 1 ing. There is no labor difficulty, as far as the silver-lead mines are 'concerned. All these mines are parying a rate of ' wages that is satisfactory to 'the mine workers. Every silvor-lead camp, has> 1 fairly good ' transportation facilities, 'several heve competitive facilities. Mining supplies are not a monopoly. Taxes are not a burden. But, notwithstanding 'all this, the mine owner is hampered He is compelled to market his output in the United States, because of the lack of a refinery in Canada. We have the smelters, and we should have the cheap-1 est-coal^ and coke of any mining country on earth. A refinery, however, must be assured of a daily tonnage of'bullion. It cannot be operated profitably unless that tonnage is in sight and contracted for. The money is ready to build and operate the refinery. Work would be commenced within a week wero thev promoters of the enterprise assured of one. hundred tons of base bullion a da/. It would appear from this that it is now up to the mine owners to say whether or not Canadian silver-lead producers shall be entirely independent of the American Silver Trust. fbia.j In this'province he represents the ^wing of/the p��rty���and it is in the major-,^ .ity���that believes laboring <men��have no* rights^to*.form? organizations other-than^ ^organizations; like the Liberal Associa-,. tion.of Ymirl*. *He'believes laboring men should not"aspire 'higher than<f tor be liewereV__ ' wood and' drawers of r-water. 'He does-not believe in the im- .partial enforcement of the laws of Canada. He believes that men'like Beamish ��and Colistro' should be jailed for violating a'section" of the'Criminal-Code, but men like Bernard ^McDonald Jand^' Edmund B. Kirby should not be molested wherith'ey violate'the Alien^Labor Act. The only Liberals of the1 Interior recog- 'nized^t the Coast by. Czar.Templeman. are .Jmen, Hike .doctor Sinclair,*- hailing from'-Rossland.1 This is because'., Czar 'Templeman firmly believes Rossland^, is Kootenay. The man the Liberals of the .largest constituency "in Canada), both "in area and population, electeditd represent them at' Ottawa" is overlooked,'not "because he,is lacking in "ability, but because he will not bow down to the ^party's Czar at the Coast'' *>Whatv'a ^smashing" the Liberals'"will get'^at the 'first election held in Kootenay and Yale, all because of the pigheadness * of the party leaders at the Coast���"andLthe"arro~ gance of the Liberals of Rossland. .-. ��_ -a_,rwn,i BEB____B_BI Doctor Sinclair of Rossland, backed as he is by the Liberal Associations of Rossland, Ymir, and the Boundary country, is the most potent Liberal in the southeastern portion of British Columbia. He has served the party many years���in , A - statement is being circulated by Smith Curtis of Rossland _ that a sufficient number of members of the legislative assembly have pledged themselves in writing to vote the Dunsmuir, government out of office once the legislative assembly convenes.' Ther Tribune will venture the assertion .that no ^self- respecting member of the legislative assembly signed any such pledge. Smith sCurtis of Rossland, is looked "upon, as a school "boy by everybody except ^.the Crow's Nest Coal Barons of Toronto. Let every city, town, village,, and camp in Kootenay--and Yale form''a "Pair Representation Club," whose object would be to secure to the people of Kootenay and Yale,fair representation in the 'legislative* assemblyjjand in the house of commons." The membership of. such clubs-would not'be'made up of men who professed- one political belief, therefore such'clubs would hstve an influence that would --be Tespected. , What town will take the lead? i I The Kaslo Kootenalan says; "Gov- |"ernment advertising is the pap by J" which John Houston and The Tribune .'.''are nourished. The Tribune should " declare a dividend at the end of its ��� "financial year." >The Kootenalan is wrong. If the Kootenalan will pay The | Tribune what it owes it for'blank paper, 'The Tribune will agree never again to insert government advertisements without flrst getting the consent - of the Kootenaian. Those who are opposed to civic ownership of the electric lighting plant say the city Is not able to bear the financial burden that would be imposed on it through the'erection ofta power'station1 on Koteenay river. The Tribune is un- .-.}- Selfcexp^ndirig. Ypur. foot- sp'reads when -yoti' stand upon it. L . ,�� t> . ��� ^ ^Y ~. .Therefore, a new shoe which'fits "it, neatly when lifted; must pincli. \vlien~ you' bear upon it. ' , '" " Your foot-harrows again,.at~the "ball,*, when-lifted. / - Therefore, when wear has stretched \ the1 leather across the ball of, the foot,v ' .so that.it is comfortable to stand on��� *>the 'shoe is then '.too loose when lifted. - This' 'is* why it wrinkles,^ and- over runs-oh-the sides. Now^th'e Resilia Soled Slater Shoe '4' expands ' when your foot * does, and contracts when lifted, making it easy ^ Tas aiTold Ithoe^tlieli^Ti^^voirvvear it~ Goodyear Welted���$5.50 graded "Tlie Slater Shoe ROYAL SHOE STORE, Aberdeen Blk. L. GODBOLT (Successor to Lillie Eros. 500MWANTE] On the construction of the Arrowhead Kootenay railway ln the Lardo district. HIGHEST WAGES:PAID In .order to secure' men" without delay ordinary labor will*be paid $2.25 per,.day and 'axemen $2.50 per day. -- *. - GOOD STATION; WORK CAN BH SECURED* -I J ! the For further .particulars apply to Nelson Employment Agencies or to '" CARLSON & POSTER '*, CONTRACTORS, WANTED. 500 Day -and Station Men i: ' 'j "r ' *' Eight months' work. All rock. TELEPHONE 39. P. O. BOX 527. Nelson Saw & Planing Mills -__i___:ia?-__;r-- CHARLES HILLYER, Presidsnt. HARRY HOUSTON, Secretary. Wages $2,25 per day. -*u�� GTW-T -G* A TO* _T"JLM. V/JL- -0-_t__X'<-) " " Elko, B. C. WEST TRANSFER CO. N. T. MACLEOD, Manager. All Kinds of Teaming and Transfer1 >> , Work. Agents for Hard and SofD Coal. Imperial OU Company. Was-nrgUm Brick, Lime & Manufacturing Company. Oeneral commercial agents \ and brokers. All coal and wood strictly oash on delivery. | TKILTCPHONJC 1*7. fifflco 184 Baker St. Hare jnst i ecelved 3,000,000 feet of lo of timber of any dhneusdnna or lengths, doors, and mouldings in Kootenay. a from Idaho, and we are prepared to ont the largest bill Estimates given a. any time. The largest stock of _u__h^ COAST LUMBER OF ALL KINDS ON HAND, OFFK5.-lA.VI> YARDS- COnNTBR HALL ANT) FRONT STRKBTS. Porto Rico lumber Co. (LJMITED, ' CORNER OS HHNDRXX AND VERNON STRKBTS Ontario, but expects to get bis reward pf Trail, and 200 la. the out]��_ag mines 1 tbrongb tbe Liberals of British Colnm- Rough and Dressed Lumber Shingles Mouldings A-1 White Pine Lurtjber Always in StocK. We carry a complete Btoek of w_ .__v.i_-v__.c-.., ,,�����-. *_��. xiiUu-_D �� un- .Coast Flooring, Ceiling, Ir side Finder the impression that the City of Nel- jti8^J,J^1ledl^r��r^_S^lh^T1^ &00��� son is able to successfully* grapple with such an. undertaking; much abler, in? fact, than the West Kootenay Power' <fc{ Light Company, Limited, of Bosslakd. BEAL ESTATE . AND INSURANCE BBOKEBS Agents for Trout Lake Addition. <Bogustown) Fairview Addition. Acreage property adjoining the park, And J. & J. Taylor safes. These safes can be bought from us on two year's time without interest. Ward Bros. 333 West Baker Street, Nelson. ^k*********************** W. P. TIERNEYi Tolephono 265. AGENT FOR GALT COAL Special order work wiii r��ceive ���prompt attention. Porto Rico Lumbsrfio.Ltd- Mi Ml Mi tb Mr Mi 5 OP COURSE YOU WANT TUB THEN OO TO BEST- ARTHUR GEE % in Tromont Block. Ho -will suit you. Large stock of imported season's goods. Offlee:^ Two Doors West C. P. R;Office A. K. BABSOW, A.M.I.C.E.I PROVINCIAL- LAND SURVEYOR Corner of Victoria and Kootenay Streets (] P. O. Box 653. TELEPHONE NO. 95. NEWLING* & CO.] AUCTIONEER, VALUERS, ETC. Kootenay Street, next door to Oddfellows' Hull | P. O. Box 633 NELSON, B.C. NOTIOE *tt&*&*��**&239*��**>*** The undersigned hns resumed pro-j pnetorship of the blacksmith businpssj tormeily carried ou Dy me and lately] carried on by R. B. Reiley, in the premises on Hall street near corner of Baker J street All accounts due R B. Reiley; J aro payable to me. K. D. ASHCROFT. Nelson, B.C., October 15th, 1901. il **���' ^"'niif-fnTr-ari-lWBWf^-^-ff-*^ rr vi"'. Jtj^Wb^ pCTgBEm^G,^^ **iJ��f - CAPITAL. &U P��W^UP-.��$^^.000:CO":' Wfll-lT . . ........... Y.OOO.OOO.OU ..** UNDIVIDED* PROFITS;:; 427,180.80 . Lord Strathoona and Mount Royal'������; ^President Hoa. Goorgo.A.Drummond..��..yico-^sld^nt E. S. Clov_tou ....���.;......���.;.General Manager .������>.: .NELSON BRANCH;- , ; Corner Baker and Kootenay St-roota^. y- Ai H. BUCHANAN, Manager. BranchesZin���''������London {SnglandV Nkw^Yobk, Chicago, and all the. principal cities to Canada. Bay and; sell StOTUngVtoohMge'and Cable T_*AriflfflPfl - ������",:.'"-'-".'... *' Grant Commercial -; and. Travelers' CredltB, =) available In any. part ot.the^iom.yxZ \ rr7": .Drafts Issued, ��)UeOtions;Ma4e,;li<��>.iS :/��� ' ;Savii__fs3B8i_iK: ' :*... ��� f WITH^WH-CHZlB-'KM^^jMJtr^xZrrY THE BANK;OF BRITISH qp^BlA| :, i ; HEAD OFFICE: TORONT6_x YYY Paid-Tip Capital, i H ��� : ���'<! $8;000.000 Reserve ITuikI. - - - ���'���-. $2,000,000 - AGGRECATE RESOURCES OVER $06,000,000. Hon; Geo.'A. Cox,' ... *- i President. ; B. E. Walker,1' , *.-*.* ;.> General. Mana��_., London Oiflce,60 i.6inbajrd Street,,B.;0., New York Office, t6 3JI__c_-a_ige;Place/ and 68 Branches in Canada and the ;.*���-> ;v'������:���.- ���" ^Vnited. States.;; ���������y.y.y::-\ Y ._ SAVINGS; B ANK^DEPARTMENT :Z;y ZZ Interest allowed: Oh''deposits. ��� FnKont rate itfaa6vec.cotit.rxxyx--.;X::xyixyXi:xxyy.:..x<,' y::yyy<&mg&#y.ho^yyY; x-y.i y-;-yxy,-x^x'Ma^^^Mi^a'^lauc^Z7 GF iG^_3_T^L3D^J Capita*.<paidup)si-f$2)600.00Q -Res-.??.--.- ���-..' ~Y-:YYYfi$1,850,000 *.' .*,-���. ..*... ,'y ���������-1 . : * * * .'���*,* * * y-i .- *��� ... :���:. . i. -.-' ���Xn_'-/!.i-rri'Xr.-.-:- ' .'' f- - ^ . , ' ' Wi' ' X X X * " ;*.;*V *\ \ '���������:HEAD OFFIOE.-TORONTO, ONTARIO. ;��� Branches In Northwest Territories;. Provinces of British Columbia, Manitoba; Ontario and Qacbe&- Hi S-��HOWIiAND;..--_....-.:���-.-il.AalPresidontl V. It. WILKU-........ ;'....... General Manaeor. ���i.B.-HAY; A���:. i ;>.;...'v." '��� ���;.;.��� ���*****��� ..'.'.���.Ihspe.tot'. rp'p~w*a_u_^ ���i/A,general banking business transacted.-V*.-/.-.-: '-: Savings .Department,���Deposits ��� received'and -- inter*, tallow'ed. ���"'-. -\y;;'. r'5J *..-;- y_ :< :>X'x.X: yr, yyy: ���_:'��� Drafts sold; available;.-in all parts of Canada,.; -United.Statos and _��ur6pe;..J.l:vv-,> ,>!<-.' ... ,y ':������ Special attention given to. coycctlohs."/;* yy. ^^iXMM^^iiMmmz :;!'.'..*-.*tf*St��..*'_ K^RS ii SLOCAN CITY���The I&tor Men sent '���a i epi oscntative to Kaslo last week to |% place a big tu<.get ol names^n the pro- |. vinc_al vc.eis' list! Many naturalization papers aie boirg taken out SLOCAN CITY���The ore snipmerts from the mines in this ii-ighLoihooi for the aveek woie Ailmgton 230 tons, Enterprise 20, Black Pi nice 30, Bond holder 3, Hamntoi. 6 Total 289 ton-, valued at ?21,675 SLOCAN CITY���Dr. Pour Jias re- , ceivcct ri e^as^ve aiiM.er from the O**- " tawa go.erimifnt upor the icsolutirn passed\by the local L.beials calling for the enloiCLinent of tiie Alien L.ilioi Act at Rorslarid *. TROU1 LAKE���On Satuiday, October 19lh at (he Methodist rai sonar*1 nt Trout Lake, by the Re. William S J Greei, H Godtoo was,united in the bonds of matrimony to" Miss Edith Jowett ' Tho coLtiact* lg ra'ties are both well known and-highly respected in the Lardtau > ��� ' 1ROUT I-AKE���Wcrk^ on the Beatrice is&m_ knife impellent pi ogress On Wednesday last Hany Anderson brought down feme flue specimens fiom a stuke of giey'coppei ore made a few drjs sgo It is not expected, so we aio mlcimcd by one ot the owneis, that theie will be blnpmei.ls of any ex tent befoie next .''mraei. CRANEROOK���TLe-^renld sa>s Mr Lumsden, cluoi of the. field vclt foi the 'C--P. R, has ietui ned from the St Mark's valley, whero he has b.en iuu- % mug ra pichminai> line from .Marysville. The loute was surveyed" as far ' as the ui-pev end of St Mary's lake and the grad.. was - atisfactoiy in overy re spect In all piobalility the-e 'will o<> *, nothme moie done this season, as IU Lumsdei hd* 'somo - other important woik,to"'which he rmst gi\e his imme- diatv> attention l .THE RETIRiNCOF BULLER A ) ^ J , , \< �� ._. - I . }- Eeseiited by Government Opponents LONDON, October 25���Th-? leadeis of the liberal organization deny that any meeting of the Liberals has been "called, as cabled to- the United Stites - by a news agency, to considei the advisability of issuing a manifesto, to the countiy calling on tho go-vc-mmr-nt to resign or call a epecial session ot parlic-meii. to discus., the Boer war the dismissal of general Buller and other matteis It is generally consideicd that the issuing of anv Libe'al manifesto wovld meiely be taking a leaf ou^oi lord Kitchener'" noclamauon book, and would be attended by about the same result Au appeal to the government to call an o_.tia session of parliament would meiely cause/ amusement Su Henry Camp- ���-bell Bannrrmanr^Mi.=���-.Afquith��� ar.<l���s i William Vernon Hai court are too old pailiamf-ntauans to employ anv such futile means in attempting to achieve their ends 4s for stirring up an agitation upon the subject of geneial Bul- loi, it is undeniable mat the Liboial 3e<_d_i&, in common> with the mnjoiitv ���of the'sober minded public and most of lhe aimy of creditors," believe that the war offlco acted couectlv in rotiiuig ,v general Buller, though th'fc rdoes not preven cnticKrr ol tbaL"��nicei's pre -vious aprointrecnt- to the command of tho First Aimy Con.s. * * Thp pffoits made bv several of th.�� London-daily newspapci" to create n < feeling in geneial Buller's favor arc patently duo to the desire to make party , capital, as these papers previous to the action of the war office could scarcely say anything bad enoguh about tho goneral, for whom they have now taken . np the cudgel Th.y have succeeded, however, m woiking up a certain amount of popular enthusiasm which linds vent in music hall demonstrations wherever general Buller's name is mentioned A great meeting of sympathy,in Hyde park is now under consideration and there is talk of the pre- - sentation to the general of a sword of nonor as a national tribute. In the west of England, where general Buller'. home is situated, the feeling runs high Frequent meetings have been held to denounce the government's action. " K repiesontative oi the Associated -pre^s leains that general Buller, first of -nil .after delivering the speech at the l mclM on given bv the Queen's Wos_- mmster Rifle Volunteers at their head Seen m Wc-tmuw-w to those of the lo-^Snt who J^ad <akcn pait in the wai n Smith Africa, wh'ch resulted in hid retirement, received a peison*. lettoi fiom king Brtwarrl chsapp/oving of hi "t����ance.- and cl^ailv mtimafuig tha his majesty would be riad if general Tiuller would lesign '1'hon the scue- taiy of wai Mr Broderick, aumtnoni'd .-cuei-il Buller and point ��� blank de manded his resignation, ft v/as a storms interview, ending m ?enew Buller's flat relu��al to lesign It is said (hat the general didn't even believe that the war office -.oull ������enture to reti.o "him -^ftei an interview Mr. Broderick went straight to king Edward ln Scot- Jai d and the result of his visit was the siction which has now so stirred up th��3 ���(Country. VERNON���Mrs P Burns and hep brother Finnic Elhb uf Peuticton, Aveie in town' this \a eel. Mi s Burnes left on Monday fer Ler new home at Calgary. CRANBKOOK���Halifax Hell, who has been second _n cournand of <the C P. R. sm\ey up the St ,Mary's river, was in. town Tuebday on hi.-, way to Nelson. ROSPIAND-Richaid Marsh, assayer.s has at his office a flro specimen ot an- timonial lead, tlie prodvet ofra Lower Auow lake pioperty T2��e sample cai- nes close to 40 pei cent antimony, and ore of this quality will net from' ?30 tc $10 at the smeltei s. / FORT STEELE���DaVid Griffith,, the Wild Hoise rionoei, reporis woik'pro gressmg on the Wild Horse placers in a most sati&-fatoi~y manner, ami says the output for tais _e_.-on will be far,moie than for n any seasons past - **���.,- ' TOBACCO PLAIKS���Jf^ Tlnllips re- poits a\m. gnificent yielded"fruit fionu his ranch this year tie' ^ay^ that th. bmldine; of the >Crow's Nest Southern railway is creating a home market for all kinds of pioduce froni the Tobacco Plains cour.tiy ^ -v..-'' ROSSLAND���The Velvet ^mine" Will' ship extensively duiing,the .approaching winter A contiact foi teaming the^ output of the mm3 fiom the working to'a siding on the Red Mountain*laU t vaj, live miles cuttant, h_s teen let tol John F Liueburg of the Le Roi stablas heie.x el . '��� * * i -r, * -" ' 'CRANBROOK���There .eems'to be an mciea&ins demand-.-in Cranbiook for hoi-ses ard vacant looms ���Tlns is ample svidence of.the fact tnafCianbiook is lccoo-nized at thp1 icsidential-city of Soutneast Kootenay 'Many, men ha\e theii'homes here who are engaged in^ business at yai.ous^-pomts-m the, dis-' trict. \ - A , -> in rsrJr monthly^ busi! M f,,^��^*Jid SLOCAN j CITY���The ness at the aepot i" averagmg ahead of last year's high ���>'water inark and the prospect for the jvinter months is very blight f ( MICHEL���Brc-^ckenridge & Lund, the extensive cont) actqis^ who have done a ���vast amount of worlc betweenf Elljo and Feinie the p.st yeai, have secured a large contract or the Crow's Nest Southern road "Thev will use a steam {shovel on a large portion of the work, as it is impossible to secure t ie necessary num'- bcrf of men. *,' *��� .����tii ,f ' ' ST EFGENE MISSION���The'St. Eu' gone^hospital is now filjed^nearly to it��, limit and the need^of additional|quart- eis is. being impiesjjed'upon] the management in "n most emphatic manner,. Patients have been*'recei-ved in the last ten days fibnTalV parts of the district and"therpopulaiity\ ol tne institution is increasing. _ ^ i ! ROSSLAND ��� Ex-aldorman Hector .Macphersdn.fwho. nas.been^a resident of "the Biardon dihtrict of Manitoba for the last eight i-mou^hs1; gives/some mterestr mg figures 'as to vtho success he has met -with Jsmce'remo\ing to "the5 prairie province Up haiveS-led 13;000 bushels of wheat^this tall and*-got-10,000?threshed, before; a drop of lain fell, the halance rem&iLing m tho shocks rending thresh.- ing iThis is as good as'inimng/ ,; t > ������ \ MARYSVTL1E��� c! a. Early, of the firm of Early Bro-*- , who���\ire. making 'brick for th'e Maiysvilie smelter,' bioko the lecord foi quick wor_c(iujsecurmg repairs for, ar-.euginp-^The main shalt was * broken and it-wasVnecessarv to serd to Philadelphia /for a new-on-.. Within eight days fio_n the'tnne the accident* occurred,'he'had the new piece of machinery dumped oflJtluM tram at Marysville'^ " " -,"*- ,^ , wmmmmm^m^m^immmZmmjm ��� ������' <^r'-i^'..-.^^,f^.-^:-\^7.^^^x^yiyyyyi^il " '" " " ~ " KtoSSlSif^^i -vs>'��;ci*,*;i5>.**s*i*iiStgs.9 _'��� I ,' , "_ A SOREY OUTLOOK .; ^ ��� -v ��� ' * ^ -^ I have read your persistent effoi ts 'to thrash out eveiy phase of Asiatic immigration to this province You, and your fellow wi iters on that^ubject have ceitamly loft no side of the evil Hin- touched upon Yet what avails it? Tho employeis ol'thesc yellow*-docile helots daily inci ease^ the number in then employ, in fact in many empiovinents whcrevei a'n Asiatic can be placed you ai e sui e to find one Never m* the history of nations was mankind so um.eisally besotted with tho lust of gam as now. Pulpits have increased in the land, pur,spiritual guides aie without number, but with all thonv influence the keen lust afcei riches at whatever cost increas\._i as the decades pass away. " *��� ' Cannot the conscierces of the employers be appealed tov Must their love_of Mammon override eveiy considei ation ot love of countiy and their tellow white settleis.~"Lil-e~the placer miner who makes a barren desolation of every mountain glen where gold is found, are not these men depleting the resources of the laud, the nver and the mountain with the smallest posible icturn to the piovince, so that in a generation or two the ./hole province will he stripped of Its lesourccs and like a dcseited mining camp Ichabod will be written on the faco of .the whole land Considering that the resources of our province pay so abundantlyfor development, considei ing, too, that vast areas of our tinibei and coal land, to say nothing ot the liberal mineral giants, have been obtained as far as the piovince is concerned for a mere song, it seems to mo a little short of crime to deny'to their fellow settleis a shaio of the advantages of their development. No' Drag the last salmon from the nvors. Hew the last available stick of timber from the hills ��� Make hundreds of thousands of dollars per annum from the coal measures. What caie we tor the white trash, whose absolute right it is to shaie in every development of our natural heritage. Such is the song they sing, such the transparent motive actuating each and all. Is it not, too, a fact that if the Chinaman had been kept out ot the piovince thousands of men who came seeking employment could have found it in our province' These men go away nevei to return, for why' Because the Chinaman devoured as a caterpillar all that we left, when giub was scarce and dear, but the licey-fed fossicked where a white man must starve Now men of the best intelligence m this Dominion are concerned to mak" it a home for a betteiment of the conditions of animal life, It la rather a sorry outlook at the beginning of the twentieth cantury, that such a question has to be laised Should it be replied that if you have referred to this before, why repeat it9 We can only say that instances are so often brought under the notice of thriving, industrious and moral people How fu tile their efforts, when this the richest province (under proper conditions) of th�� whole Dominion has its head eaten out hy the canker worm of "erf labor It is fast coming to this, that if these comparatively few who want the earth, won't do their duty as patriots, they must be forced to do it. It is within the province and right of our legislature to levy a tax c���� the employer ot eyery Asiatic in the country fa tax "ofso much per head, 'annually, forv every ^Oriental , employed? by them ��� Let the amount he sufficient to offsfet .the fancied profit deprived from their^ ^emploving,, "but, this will never be done while.woilung,men hold up both hands to) retain as, lawmakers the arch offenders in this mat- <ter.���"A White Working Man" in the Victoria Outlook. "r ' / 7 ' The Statistics of Pnicifle ��� The mama for, self-ctestructioWis^on the increase.' Life cutainly presents,1 in most' countries, many more- agiceablc -features than'it' did a generation agot-Yet the desire to "abandon rtjncreases yearly." tThe total number of suicides is swelling enormously* Is it because of the greater prevalence of neivous diseases' -"-An English'alienist, Dr Styles, has been"at some pains to investigate 'this^ subject, with wholly discouraging results'" The, btory ot nis discovenes may best be ex-. "prelTsed_in_hgui os: " ���������=��� -. -_. -. Some'foity years ago the avoiage num-, ber of suicides was, m Sweden, one to| eveiy 92,000 inhabitants, m Russia ono^ to every 35,000 inhabitants, In the United* States one to every 15,000 inhabitants,! and in gi cat cities, like London'andVSt J Petersburg, one to every 21,000 mhahi- tants It is plain that we made a dismal; showing even then ' In France, chosen for illustration be--* cause It offeis the most stiitling revela-l tions Dr Styles found for every 100,-- 000 inhabitants, during the years 1841 to* 1S45, 9 suicides, fiom 1816 to 1850, 10' suicides, from 18G1 to,lS70, 13 suicides,' fiom 1871 to 1875, 15 suicides, fiom 1876' to 1880, 17 suicides, in xooa, 21 suicides, j in 1893, 22, ana in 1894, 26 ' ! From 1826 to 1S90 the proportion of suicides in Bclguim has augmented 72 per cent, in Piussia, 411 per cent, in Austiia, 238 por cent, in Sweden and Denmark, 72 per cent, and 25 per cent i eepectively, and in France, 318 per cent. ������V'S.*}. It.'f!:<3 iiiHii ���-.'���_A";.' -iZ- 7' 7-xZ:.-xxZ-rx^^yrx-.x^yy7. _ * .," -*���' "^"C^*, m% RXG.HT NOW.' w y< Wi&M^^iUi:Ylm^g��l^ '*��_�����_��'���&__���_ ^ma':rx4i^m . _.-...*._��� .-���v^r,-i-^-_.vs..- edited. - -* ��� ' K ' f - - '^if|yb^ Tea Set call at Jacob Dover's store ���^dr<^.'Sterlip'g(:iyLinicure Setfwrite to Dover's jewelry store. ^'Pc)r-firi^t^Giit;Glas3 go'to Jacob Dover's. "7 ^"* ��F6r rKarnvKaiif. sY^7 Jacob i Dover. * *^iaD[bV-_ia_ups|^d^Ooyx Tables can be bought at.iny store. i^oi^EiS^eder^and^ Wilton 'Sewing Machine, at Dovet's spbiyou n^dvj^ice|Mantle"' Olock? Call at Dover's ptoie. sEofeDiamoi.^ Stones we are the headquarter?. :;K Diamonds, ask for thorn at-Dover's... ^-::lSinyite!ife6i0bnl_<.iand all, to do business witli> me, as' S-**j-f���*."'.--;**jW,-.;-', '7..**'';r-\,,l--i'7iiiF'-'fZ'':7i\:T't*$ ��� * * ~\ ��� >%llMy^i^da#t-^eSiguara__-te6d./ -, ' ,. - ^ -������ i- . ~ l i�� . 'i " * ".��� f Rr The Jewelef? Returning Steamers Oxrercrowded., \ j PORT" TOWNSEND," October 24.���Th4 <steamer . Portland ^ arirved�� here this morning ^bringing B20 passengers" ahd three tons bf gold, most of which earcJ!) dcwn/the'^Yukon/to St Michael.** Pas j Efengers arriving^report^that winter has practicallyfset.��in. and that lceihas^ber gan-to form along, the shore at'St. Mich-*- fael. Tha passenger^carrymg capacity, of ,the steamers due .to sail 'from NoineMs not nearly, equal to the demand. ���,>..; .rpALJL^L^NTING, 7) r i i yiz-i \ s . - ''.WINTER^ 'f :<3 OMD2E8A3ST75&V* OFFICE: BAKER STREET, WEST, NEL^Ofi, B. C, ih V J. I, B. C. -���* % [TELEPH0J.E JiO, ,219.i;P. 0. BOX'688.-/ �� IVjARBLE, BUILDING STONE, BRICl^ AND LIIVjE . . . . J -J���/1. n)1 J&r -it<j r / _ - y ivt. yx -.-��� *"j y '"rJv. .^-s-.yAND" f 'SPRING i v^v ��� I i J^- r 'j.. - 'yt{ >u_>\f ^s t CANADA DUUG & BOOK GO. . ' - i. . . i -.��� tK..T.'r.ffl(iotj rom-.rWar'l Mirl BjkorBts; ' ��*-.����� ******* '*** ***** * ****s, ^���u *>&.'*? y fist i . , . 7^ T* 'T .*^t < ' 1 -v l "I fl - ' _ .5^., rv *. -,.y -',. .^ -,- ff's. MADDEk.1 Bi-bos: ' KELSON/ I TOBACCO /LND,^CIGAR ? i.' merchants! '. ,t I ���> ' I / ******** ****************''*��� .*- 1,) BAKER STKEET, ,NE__SON. Lighted by Electricity_ancl Heat-l pd"with HolTAir. ^ VI / , I *J Large comfortable bedrooms and flrst- class dining room Sample rooms for com- ! merclal men. _ ' ' RATES S2 PER DAY t r The Mansfield;f [ Manufacturing! Company^ \j***_ * * A ^*_ t_Xu�� *\r ^ \ ~Vt _ . ��._ if**- tRDinSlr BY^ IW/SIL��i4TTE��DED>tT0 , RROMRTCY YiJirYti h _*'!�� - r^t/iT _ Jrf '.I- 001VC^P^L.J&T3: ^OFFICf^BAKEil.STIJEET WEST, JJEISC^, B.]C_ 1 f r~ ���* .- i iitav^iwil'm. P. 0. BOX 688. J8Jrs.. E. 0. Gla^-K-B) -Prop.; "Late(Of ithe Royal Hotel. Calgary i Imperial t|otel^6lsor( ! I . > 1 (Formerly kuow n as tho SiUu 3_inj,) IF BROW-NgSOL D IT IT'S GOOD) * A home is not home-like without; a good mantfel clock. We have a variety, of lhe most beautiful patterns at prices that will surpriseyou. A fine 8 day 1-2 hour strike with ornament for $12. BROWN BROS Opticians and Jeweler.. B -KER SI REET NfcLSON IF BROWN SAIO SO IT'S RIGHT I This hotel,'in the con I ml part nf Iho city, bas been entirely rcnoialcd nnd impro.cd. 1 The commodious b.it is auiipliud .nili all the best biantl. of liquoi_, vnnoa and. ufjais und is under tho pergonal mixnagomcnt of Mr. J O. Nuismith. , , ' * Thodining'rooiuand lCoUuirantntc conducted on tho J'_lirope m ])1 in, ,ind theso, and the hotel nccolumodation ate under tho management of Mis Gorman, whoso large o\i-oricnce w a guai antcc of tho comfort. of tlio hotel rr TREMONT HOU! ouss Baker and Ward Streets, Nelson. The only hotel in Nelson that has remained under one management r since 1.90 The bed-room�� 'im -well furnished and lighted by electncit>. ' The bar Is always stueneo Dy the best domestic and Imported liquors and cigars. THOMAS MADDEN, Proprietor. HOTEL ROSSLAND, Third door from Grand Central Hotel on Vernon street Best dollar a day house ln town. House and furniture new and 'first class in every respect. Lighted by' gas. Room and board $5 to $6 per week. No Chinese employed "here.> J. V. O'LAUGHLIN. Proprietor. SLOOANciUf.OT.0fS. HOTEL X H. McMANUS, Manager. ' Bar stocked .with best brands of wines, liquors, and cigars. Bejer on flraufcht Large i cosntoiiat-le'rooins. First clam ___._�� DoAra .821 TO 331 BAKER STRKET, NELSON MEALS 25 CENTS Rooms Lighted by Electricity and Heated oy Steam 26 Cents to Si AMEFtlCAfi AND EUROPEAN -1_��� _k_-__. piL_N_e__-_i__t_3 urns Head Oppicb at NELSON/B O. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Meats Markets at Nolson, BoiO-ind, Trn.il, Kaslo, Ymir, S'mJon, SHvortina, N-v Denver, Revelstoke, Fergu-um Oram. Forks, Greenwood, Caso-Hfle City, MiiJ way, and Vancouver. Mail Orders Promptly Fonv3rd��*>*." West Kootenay Butcher Co. ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND SALTED MEATS .\Vn0ir:S>l_K AND ItKTAIIj F!SH AND POULTRY IN SEASON ISJmSS ' E- c- TRAVES, Manager OI.DEK3 BY MAILIKECKTVE PROMPT'ATfECNTION. impro\cmciit8, ortheas_cbHertou.ui.iei ol lands ^ within tno iuuincinaliU ,- - "Wholsaiesident ** "'and-is tho holder J' mumcipahtj, oi . . KZ"\v}i0��� irtUl houjchoiaor*-within .tho munici-'';,^!.'^-' ���^ilitj -- ��� _?���'.,.__-___ s.vino tnno.a tUvtu'.ory,(lcol.ir_.tion Yn'tho loim -''j'jsS pioviddd oj Uiobtntuie , \ - f j^s-As%�� ���,/-lsK.SrHACITAN, Cit> Cleric/t. A'^TWi , XclsonBC Oclobu lSth, l<Xll. > - -% *~ vt . * ���" -n-L* -nrL 1T0TI0E TO DELINQUENT 00-0WNEE^;^| To John J. lleAnclrews Aor lo any persoa r "���*�� *K^ or i>er-.ons to, whom he may have Ud.as-S; -. ��3$ fened his*-lnteiest'ln the Black Diimoncl '-<inm mineral claim,: situate on the nonh bide . '?,<M of Bear creek, about three miless from ���>. iKS, the town ol 'Vniir, lying south of and ad- ,-l^^J^ joining*1 the Bwrniiff Star< mlnernl claim. y��� -'.yM Nelson.minlng-.Uivision of West Kootenay;"--_ ^���ij^' dlstilct, and reioided in the recorders ..vw. -7-^offlce-lor4the-Nuloon*fmlniiiff-dlvibion^=���. You and oach ol you are hereby notified' that I ha.c e^pf-ne'ed two hundred and tv/elvev, dollni . and twenty-five cent��< ($'12 25) in ..ibor and linpio\oments upon tlie above muiitlciied mineral claim in order to ho'd suif-.-mliiei.il claim undei the pio-i \lslons oC tiie Mineial Act, and if within. , ninety day> from the date of this notice jou tall ui i*fusL to contribute your portion of all such expenditures together with, all costb ol advjrllMng >our interests in the said cl ilms will becomo tho property ��� of the subscriber undei section 4 of un act' entitled, "An Act to Amend the Mineral, Acl. 1900 ' JOHN DEAN mtr-d ut Nel&on this Uth day of September. 1901 ��� -- ��� j NOTICE. NOTICE is Iiciob. bIvcii tliit ��c intcnil to iipulj at tbe next Ml tniK of lhe Hoard of Licence Commissioner, foi tho t it} of NelHOti, to bo held, nftcr thec.piratibn of tliirtj dnjs from tlio date lieu of, foi u Iran .'a of the retail liqiint licence np\% liuld bj u_ for the pri!iiu��tH known ns tbo 'Glue I'ot' firtloon, Mtuate on Vcinon st'eot in the til j <f ischoniiiHl on lliu weht half of kit 4. I lock 2 Mibrtl. i .ion of lot 9.0 kioiip i. ��� nulun.iy l)i- tuot, to W nii.tin A Council of tin ..lid t.tjof Nolson Dated at Nelson this .c\<nlh da-, cf Oii(iCr 1'X 1 WALMSLBY & DOW1 �����*,*���- WirNKSs- R C DiMbON NOTICE. NOTTPK! Im lirrebj mien thnt 1 intend to apply ar llio next-'il tin), of Uio .inurd of lacmno Coin- ni t_K>PtrH for ihe Ctr* of vol. on to be held after thn c\pir'it on of limit diij- from tho dale her.itf fo-a Iran, for of Iho >et��il 1 qu-"n licenco rov. held bv mc tor the pic mi..s .ti.mio on lot 1 bUck li, Uaker street, . o'-on. Rid known as i In* ' M' abusci"si-luon, to No mini T. M��pipod, of^(l-���oll 1". J. UUSSfcLL. Willll'RH: Ja . (VSlIKX. 1) tii fl t i-j 27 b (Ky oi Septomher, Wl, NOTIOE. ���VVehcg'o mlifv tlio merelmnt. and bntinen mon of tv-el-im li nt ��e huve pmchnhtd Iho busi n -.. and k'Hh' ��i 1 of tho Pnc'llo Tinni-fer Com- pitnv, which It is onr Into tion of 'in orporatine vith the liu-'ino-i'- of iho \��lsin b'roighling & Jiiiiihfer l onipvnt, vo unmln jours It II WILLIAM*. ' Mmiupri r Ni Im ii V Sr T. Co 0ERTIPI0ATE OF IMPEOVEMENTS. NO'llCl. ��� MOJNUM__-.T MJ-NidUAJ-t claini, sliuatu in the JSt laoii mining Uivla- iuii ui Wc l Kootenay dibirici Wncie located. At the head of Grotnnuu cieeK un oruliman iiiouuiiln .nXe notice that l, J M McGitgor, iictln? is aeenc for Ste\e Mnvkklns fr.'p mine? cerliflcatu No.. b.(.,.S5 and i.o is btrnn fiee miners cer- tllicute No bf? _.' InU i the dito hereof lo npp corder for a cortttieuu for the purpose of obla thnt action under aortli that action. und.<! sect I mt'iu-ed b-fftre the l.r UHoat�� of Improverm r ,V iJuiLl-t.-iwi Uth. d*-. ylxt.v days liono the mining re- ~lmpro\ ements. ' a crown grant must br eorr*. 7, must be com- '. ot. such cer> ���M MK-.RP')OB, Mk ��� ,_> THE NELSON TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING., OCTOBER'26, 1901 A. J^*****************************************************. WATERS r- j. _ _k*;- �� ��_> li. Ml Mr Mr Mi 'Mi Mi Ml tt. tb Mr tb Mi _- -Ml "Mr Mi tb Ml Mi ��� xi, Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi \li There aie a great many kinds of waters, but those we wish to call your attention to particularly at present are our TOILET AND FLORIDA WATERS A necessity for bath and toilet. FROM 25 CENTS UP. W. F. Teetzel & Co. ^.���3*-. *** *************** *** ***************************?? ���__ -- >/��� V Fop oys r- ��� * / \fr v r/ r- r4 ,ri, ;x__-" Af-*"!**- *�� Having added to my stock a large range of Youth's Boy's and Children's clothing, I am now prepared to" offer to the public the best variety of these goods ever shown in Nelson. Everything Is new and up-to-date and are selling at the very lowest prices. Intending purchasers will "do well to examine my stock and get prices before purchasing elsewher. ,." ,' V th-77* m^?i���u> '���fc __** * 217 and 219 Baker Street J. A. GILKER ���������� _____L����__fi____^_S_: -____��. MF -Jw*' -' "A*"-.-.',. I-__feS_>!'_:ri;^;. -* f IT PAYS P CALL OtgJS J �� - * i--> t f J -**-,- _ ' ��.,-*.��V4*- v, �� ��� (������'��� WHErillYOU'WANT/ANYTHING/lN''^''V S .' -__!__:��� ,J_r^- ^j^ii^^^-*^^^*^��- ������ #f% 9 "___P-___\._���'��_���&-/���-. .dhkb#|-&w OITT AND DISTRICT. Thercrwas a small fire at the Le Roi mine at Rossland last night. The oyster and lunch parlors of The Palm, in the* K. W. C. block on Ward street, will be re-opened on Monday. Certificates of work were issued to John Lindsay, on the Forest Belle, George H. Keefer, on the Kaki; and to William Moore on the Caledonia. Weather permitting, the members of the local militia company will havo Maxim gun practice at the rifle rangas. Tho practice is to take place-about 2 o'clock. A meeting of No. 2 company R. M. R. will be held in the armory on Monday evening for the purpose of arranging for the annual shoot of the company. The meeting is called for 8 o'clock and a full attendance of members is requested. ' _______________ . ____'_____--. ^ , R. G. MeLeod of Comaplix writes The Tribune suggesting that- a fund be raised for the widow'of Charles Young,' who was drowned' whilo the steamer Kokanee was making a landing at Pilot Bay. He" starts > tho fund, with a subscription of $10. <J The difficulty at the city wharf was overcome yesterday so that there will be no further trouble'with respect to the teaming of goods to and from the steamers. The work that has been authorized so far upon the wharf will bring the cost up to about ?1000.' *\ .A heckey.match is to be played at thes skating n-ink '.this evening* between a' team composed of the bankers ot the city and a team, made up of-the other 1 hockey players of- the*''city. The game will be an adaptation* of the old time shmney, which is paid to he very mucn .in'vogue on the'Coast at present. _ 0 -- t ��� ( t '. Business, on' the ,��Uocari> .river 'branch of the Canadian1 p��>cciflc���is picking mp steadily, there .being considerable ore moving ^from the^'properties along Slocan, lake* to the smelters at Nelson and Trail. Th- Arlington'mine. ist'the heav- iest^hipper in,the sectio'n,Vser.dingrtwo ..carsVa.day^^ ,pi_it|-&m<--Tb^ vpaiirsVcli^ BIG BILL GALLIHER HAS MANY PEOPLE. UNDER HIS POLITICAL PROTECTION-POPULATION BY RIDINGS. OTTAWA, vOtitobor 25-��� [Special i. to; The Tribune.]--A representative of ;The Tribune ^wa_^fgiven;:;tlie fpllpwing*^ sus returns^today: They^re complete as: received -at/j^^censusi b^ ulation' of ,;^al$CarI^ districts :'aZn^Zrmngs7iBym>:rYYY' , EA ST^KOOTENAY.;^liraic T; North ridl^':^'^ South ridingjvZx7pt..yyyZ Total YYiY-YfYYYzfYY ;. ;y5,9Ga^ NELSON, B.C. KASLO, B. C. ESTABLISHED 1892 SANDON, B.CJ H. BYERS & GO. TO SPORTSMEN: " ' We have the finest assortment of Guns and most complete stock of Ammunition ever received] n Kootenay. Mauser, Winchester, Marlin, Savage, and Stevens Rifles. Winchester Smokeless andj Savage Carbines. Ask to see the Winchester Carbine and Bouchardt' Automatic Pistol, unequaledj for simplicity, accuracy and effect. * MINE SUPPLIES AND HEAVY HARDWARE x.y Blowers, Exhausters, ,,H ��;���_��� ���.;'������'��� ��� ���."���"���,��� iZ*\i *���'���;���'_ ���__���_���''���.;.._'_ (t\j\){) WES^iKOOTBN^ Revelstoki_-$riding?V;'v^i>l^'ii: Slocan ridingi:;';^;";'te^:*;'vV-^ Nelson rldihgxxyiZyZZ.y/Tir-:: ;c7;lo:_: Rossland i;riding'c(estimated)| 7 Zy 7,603" ,s:;3.003' 5;32-t 'TotaL iasYAJ-iECODISTRIGT;--! ,;f23;023 Rossland. ridiiig;i(e_-timated)?;7fJ:-ZviZi,00ff���; Bast Yale^Bdiiig1^?;';'^^^:^^'- i';'v4.930; North Yal_.^ridi_.g.y^K;.;^^v&.,:i':_'5i837*; West Yalei^rldinfexiyi 777Z7ZZVZZZ ;::1;*.> ? 2,949J . Total - 777zMzrrzrrf7rrr7rzzr77\97mR:: 5^d^^e\gi^tetM^in^eiidei?SSh_ll_y^ f'.-v'RAT.'nl'-i ;th'_��'/Wo _T+_i_*M.;inv_i__^ Total -.. J liifiLoi^^^ijisTmc East Lill^e-^dingl^i^^'g^ West Lillobet';;ridingix-Z.'.ZiZZZi. ZrZ_ i8}716l ffm'. *970l To tal^ Si^^.-^^^^^^*^^:^^S;' ' * CARIB ^|DISTmCTSS*^iw .^ ^{fY1~'&'Yy'"'-^'-^^ %tzfm 'im YyY . The press;superinten(lent of the W. C:- ?^VKi.W*^-����vtS^^��'i**^ri',;;i*'K* ;..*���-.��� >).Awij: .!���;���"������ 'w. ._��� it ,S, %^EIiSON|Oct(-be_.^5i^astSeeBN^ ^pn_iWM|aistedfiti^|Mrs!|^6^^^ oV/>nin "ci V/T_!vTm _a._af ,':+W___^I__,__4.��_iV. b^f^I^OTaiittbfthe/db^e^ ;fel'%tKeoi^lipE^.ij^i_ie_5% pelled' to, do"something however little^ +A*!i+S^5+,^*v-ij.'-^*:U_.i'*.:.-iviu*'-*fc open "the ���ty: mm y4y.Ti_: WHOLESALE LIQUORS AND CIGARS. NELSON; RRITISH^pLUMB^ils. A COMPLETE LlfiE OF CANADIAN AND IMPORTED LIQUORS. ~7y '^I_a_i.er.Seai^ ; ?;r'-^ ;^ -Z'7'i:i .���������:��� ^''{^Onr-Speoial Oanadian Eye in 5s and 6s. * yy. ^Pawspn!sPerfe6tion Scotch Whiskey-t;;'::^ :; TJuio nOigar: s, a full rangein prices, Cards and Poker Ohips.. Agents Bruriswick--Balke (Jblli3niderB Billiard ���^^JLtK^firieJ^^tl^e^ ^fqr.^p|Nels(^liigh|^ |t Oi|cbmpl ej-e^thiE^itbrick;' Svorltfeiiiiponif (tlie \ :fstr|u��ti^^]^^ |putf'on^th^e^.Saly^ fup|mgw$ic^tli'er-W^ four days' work for1 them: This,will en-., )aftl*SM**&_jSc*6n |buildings)|so.^hWgwea<^ fwIll*^n.V-rfAr^:.yer^littlO\Swi^ 1-Teatv ejilsi^nditdangersiithat'i tirria.. veryj* :,fow* years He before .the .dear, little child- ^re^thej^arexatipresent\ so3lveivy;j?car efui. and anxious over. Every mother in NeI-:' ^sonsrougEfrito i.belongitoi.this^u-i-^ysb?; fitoatfitltey; 'ihay |be'_ advised .faifa'Vtiirec.-e<if ���interfere. theii; Zeomii^etioniW:rZ)?Z7x^ ,g��A:;:_neetinglof ^he'ex^i.tive-6f,itl_e^ei-f 5Spii:;Curtii-gsCluhiiwillvhe;;^ *ihg .In^tBeVpfflce :;oif [:Npr_i_^^T>|i_[acleoa.! '^Ke^in^ihgghaS-Sti^n^eal-ed^ mr:XyXX ���'.X&V.V ���'���iXr'j/i.-l ;*-�����< WMxiiYYY:Yz:YYYr'^ ?'||^jmd6 OBBOAiBS.Bklps. cagesi ore.bin doors,olititea and general wrought Iron work. ���; Our ore carfare '���������".' -the beston'the market. Write^ us for rofercnoosand full particulars. : ' X,:*',��� SKCOND HANDMAOHINBBYFOB SAl-B.-Ono5-foot Feltori waterwheel,width600feet, "8tolfi' j:�� spinal riveted pipe.. One 10x5x13 outaido packed plunger sinking pump. Rook drills,' stoping .'^'^.lb*r8,'&o.;'_fcoi.���'-.������ ������x".y77X.-X7:-' ���"������'.������'.���'���. ',���:':>������. ��� xyx- --.,--y ������/. ;;. .;" '(;"..*���.. ��� ;��� ���' ���:,.* ���*, :'.'.���.���;;���' '*:������*.;:,.; YryxAO^TsYsOiRZriiKY'' PUMPS. STOCK CARRIED. ;.'���-'��� iP^O.ZZBox. 198- ;J THIRD? AVENUE, ROSSLAND, i'p'u^c.seVpfjtiget^^B'i-th'in^ .^the 5annual^ -rri^etihg.' Pf!,';i heAelub.'^whici^ ^^^ibewheldfd-iririg;'.i 1 hip^flrst .weekiam |N<^mbor^T��^5;pf-ieers.:p��ithe^ j p&t^otb rancli rputvthls/W ireprOTehtatiyesSat^'all; of/ithe-'Wgf^on-^ fspiel^;in^he/^esfc^^*^\;;!:^;':;;'^ |W'-'?(_rcy^iGhjipman.rt j Company* ileaves |foir; Vahcpuyer 6h; Sun-j XdaiyZ evening ��� forrthe^ ipurposevof-arrahgr; ;ing:jfor: the lettirig:lbf the contract jfbr! a^ three story, brick bu :-which:r',the*-flrm^has\*dedd-.d''tb\.er-��t".l-i:4 Wancbuyer'for the \be'tt-er.-handlli_gr6f'the*' trade which it has built up oh the Coast. With houses at Winnipeg, Nelson and .tyan-cpuver.;-the'{firm will en joy- excep-' tlonal advantages for the handling of its growing .business. . :f:* ; -Archie 'Cunningham did not have to . pay a:.fine-in-tbe police co.urt yesterday for furious^driving. Cunningham was 'defended^ tiyAiM. Johnson, who in the course of his -examination of the police witnesses got it down * that Cunningham" was !;driving-"at the rate of eight miles an hoiiivi The ;by-1 awl-:miakes it an ;-pf- fehse\to:-lriye at, a grf.gter.rate of speiid than eighty��mi les an hour, and the iawT yep-argned that\CiunIngham>was thero' fore;���'���tot-'.driving at, a, ."gralerHrate thaii that prescribed. It ��� was. ia close call rfor Archie,;but he got away with it;; : | ithe|DpmiriiohTahd; the .United? Stat��&the-? tEyer^sincenhey! l-eganS/thel-yliaw-stud^i: Cie#thesyery-bestiim^hodsabffi^hichSto^, ^wprki"fOw-uhiori^llgliia^eYt^ ?^!t*Mp;;;lpng,;'-OT^rieTCe^S6*"l^ mother in Nelson come forward and join ."SW.B-^s^earhho^tb/pro ;the:ilittle-i ynnbeentsyuhder- f their?^hai^MSNextB lMonda^f28th/rOct-.ber;fw fpi clocks ;ih!j'the:-. pari ors^;ol Sthevfl jaaptist^ church, and hope the ladles of-Ne'lson ���iWil^iS-h-iO'W such interestvthatZW(_"will iindJ: ^thesrppm^tbp; small;i:td: .holdS us', Jahd ? so' i*_U require to*finiiisiZlarger plac���_.forfbiin* ::*_neetih^;;:f,-:,;.r;''v;i!4Ki'Xp$^,^fc ��-!;���' IW'ZiZ pi Ml: lis Mil $mr &. Wm itS'K-J'^fii.' W^iS-?: ?��t_*_T- m i; :7yi$-& r'iiyyxyMymifyyy^y^yy-yxxm. yxx-y ���:������-. yy 7y:yyx. Clothing advertised as being sold cheap, when ���Vr the material and workmanship aj^e likowise |llii_.li��^ei||ti>ll siGarmetitsiiwitli 'M^��� ' ' y ~j.Ji- trimmings, a perfect fit, Ti, ��� ___ *i ��� ��^i ^7 *i%'ri n;fJ;> zsfl'PfVi m '_B___ri_A_'#_��^iBI V* l____ff __R__ *_&���' On I _Rk $?: *tfJ.'_i��J ^mW!mmM0iMS$ ^iiiPK" REGISTEREO iiZyfy |p|gp|^-^f��^^ ;'.gws'.. y~i '::xr^'-:V7'.rrxZ^y.iiXi, --im MS mi _-.;;v,-:-j r-r IIP i7mi &3M fiOINiOUlllFlIBUSINESS .Our next auction salo will be held at 8 o'.lccK onj :ZzVz>ZV &$_K >-. fis Jjg|^s|iJvint-^^-^slhg:;my^ ���ife^d^ pf S)a1s^onttfi all^pds^wiiKl- el ; sold;;'a^piriyate ��� ��� salei;r rega.rd_ess??of. cost; J i&.BlacTfe^ ^.���'���.-���:���^^���:*���;|������-������^',-���^-..-���.;-������.������.���,i_���^.^���p^l>J���v,���i���.���^;-,,;���rv������-lf;^���'��^��� -.*!?. ' _����������] <price;i75^ce_its;;;npw.i45vc^ ;;vBlE^c_.5&al_^o6l*i^ashnier^^ -*-",*-.*.-.:.*:-.���.r.,...*^..-.*!,'..**^,.:,,^.:-:*^-^!^^ >-^*. ,^, ,**.*���-', i,?'^.-^V.-; )v_P;,-..-0,-..fl :;Price".;5ff|cen<3^;'nb^ j��'!$ely eteens; J*ir egiilar '*_ipi_ic<i |i7E. Ifcen ts j ^o^qj^t^E||||^ I^JIiadies^iinen'!^ |2p;xe^s)|^w|l2^Jc^ 7j$katties^^ ;-?l|o^b^f?W^||||l^^^ g^EadiesJ.;?clpth'|^ac^ ''Br^i^'coiorsi^lCorteceW " " '"' ''&l&~��-&&?&-i.V-^^ IG^.o^W^hoc^Stbs' ';#?��� y;The best in the market, iri 1-2 pound arid 1 pound packages. Telephone 16L iiiro&co. 50e a Pound GJROGER-- -_-_N-biPROVlS_dN "DEAT-RRS. Houston Block. Baker Street. liiTBDB BI-.P-SB'Sr DJBPABTME_NT OF1 THE TfllBUNE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, Yy:YY:mkm^Bio(^ otuubom;'** vi,;*' /X7UX:::;:i'.iHyXyir':XX7'\X':-yx'. y~'���-������������' .*' -'���-.:'..-'v-i*''.',. K*?n_ii^n!����st;:*^'��^tr*rTT~"^ ..*. -! '���-. ~ .^~rt~: .-,, vBOOK BINDING SPECIAL RULED BLANK BOOKS SPECIAL RULED FORMS Nothing; new. has developed with ire. spect.to.the tangle in wlilchSthe Athii- basca;;has;got;'lntov although?i;word of a settlement, is;^-.idai'ly expected"at*'the. property. From a. reliable source' it has been learned that there is'a breach be_' .tween the. Canadian and English share.' holders iii ..the company over^ the reor7; gariizatibri.'lt;is:said the -English'share-,/ holders are desirous 01 reorganizing with a S-ibstaritialVassessment upon, tlie coinjoany stock. ��� The Canadian shareholders are represented as opposed 'to this course and as anxious to ��� secure the control of, the property from the English shareholders. Until these dit- ferences /are adjusted it is said that nothing is; likely tol uappen with respect ..to the!'���'��� deals- which have been ponding between the Athabasca and Venus and Exchequer companies. "; ��� TORONTO, October 25.���The - condition of W. E. H. Maasey * improved so much in the last few* hours that the doctare are hopeful ot bis recoyay.',?>". |^*|^^riWjDairiag^-^p�� p.^p^l :;.;Smith,:';vth4|'mkn|Jarrei^^t*/ ?v*West|;iB6bspri *.: soirief ttoeViagwisby/'^rti-i jl^^^^onstable^^llanli^ ���^ffl��F ������ tlir^t?n?n&/; suit(aigairisti? sheriff' Tuck;,Smith considers^that-he hasva- grievance He was1! arrested'^uppn-^a; .charge 0f :Stealing a sum -pf, money from a man named O'Brien* who has a ranch ' {near. Republic. At the tiine; of ^his arrest ��� h? ,ria<i close upon $500 .upon him, which.' ne claimed to have,; fourid iri a heit Apuse^/The state authorities ? decliried to take extradition proceedings' arid Smith was set at liberty by judge.Forin.1 It is. said, that the money* found'upon/Smith; was divided upv between the "United. States ofttcer who came to Nelson !aftei. Smith's arrest andH.theVlawyerB.;.who were interested one*way>pr; another;in his case after he : was Arrested;' arid Smith further claims .that jafter beirig set at liberty by the 'couritycouft;judge he> was shanghaied: back into/United' States territory while he-was under:the ;impressidri 'that he,Iwas-golrie;,to; Valri- couver- Smith hbldsjythc.; sheriff vof: South Kootenay resporisible:.for;:allfof these events V which /Impperied. .to . hiiri * and his ��money arid' his solicitor 0 has instructed ,?Messrs. Elliot'^i'Lieririie;" to institute, a-variety ^ofiactions^-igairist .him. Z:.xx'ZZ- : ���* '��� xyxZ:yyxfix-X:yx%\XX" ^pfjsilverl^^iriglst.^^^ i'fariging^f rpin Z 59;i:- iceritsSper jounce .^.iri-'' ;' Jai-^ry-'Lt^ee. 3{cer.ts;ini/th-^last?riipntii| Bpf;thciiyear^ho^hi(_fif&^ /^asltheip^ha-ielfor^ ,\'i^yOT__menW6f.J^^ )yiya-yfyyyi:xyky^,:h7-::".:;.i',rt^ ^;j^:J'-Te_iow!;*I^ tK;NEW|sy(ffi^ J tblthe ��� .Herald-? a&yices v^romgt^Paciflc^ Jcoast pffSouthfAi__CTica;yeHpw^ ^epid6mic;'jn'*l!;Bu u-v?Tfie^Iinperial^C^eS;is(.^bp ���night*as'atshprtTOTde_^Msi_au -:fers'''''tli*e^b-��t",seKviceJ'i-i;rith^ ���:--\ ���. ��� ���:://-., ,i:..*j^*a>, '���-,:; .f.vSzjv.'. .iVii.!.,--' *i*-?>. av*vx,*'*.-.iVi1'!.'/^- '<:. The. Inisiriess .Imeri'sltiuricli? at^t^i/imiv: perial ;Caf6;:t-;d-ri|12it6^2y{i_(^he;*^est; iii* I the}; cit^>I^icel;25^c^^|lft^ :TBiliflWiiSr" VlOt;';toe^ystei��;during jrthe ?;:?i-est^f^he':s^pri;:Will*;be at; THEZMAim -.�����=.' ::_>_ .tt-'--' :fOr;-. -'_��-��� iibX, f*> m. iMrX-. ���ibX: .tb.X ���*'-.���: :t*v ���ibV ���'_>/; :*.:'.* Wy *;;?��� ���*i:', :��:''��� '#rx- :��:w' .ibxx mx,. .ib--. :mr ���iby :Mi;.x ���iby ������.<_... iii."?:*!;- =i_>��i *.';,'. .*���/: ���__..,'-: :��-.':���,-./��� il**:*" Vr:;x ibXX 'i_��*::V. *:/'": Mi |^a^aa^|^aaaHWiS=-iii; wry Wmfr Jii|l|psiiLl illiii^ftir ye, ',���?���'-';��� MeLAUGH- KER ST. 7 -These^Jwell-knpwri;; Oystei-^ '' .*//:*: .'.l.tv/V'*'-*'*/- X.- X'. xXX.7:x7 ��� ������';.*: X 7 ;..arid-Lunch-Parlors will be ���'.rerbpeied��� oil'Mbaday. The 'service) will- be the best in: ���'-the':cityir.'tiiy^Y',.fYy/ s % ***:**&*****&****i*tm* 1>W$ ?f*4if��' zrzm Mi- m ��� xr:xMii Zxiymi &yib<: 'zMfrMif a_i|i Z/iMii yw. *T*v;.^i' :��'��" UXMr: :��;*5 .���;���*-!�������� yMr' rxib: ZZ-Ml: ���yw Jr-;/.i_: y\b: yi*, :'&*: WMi* -'-."*������ _*?:�����: y:m r.ibi ix.i��: ,.-;'. *���.' ���x:-ib.: '���'",��;, Mr fGANO-^S;'CHOCOi^TESS$|SS&:^ MfsfiWW&'&NON&.SfrAtiGYfcZW ^Ps^l^^iGANONG'S^FA^l^CANDiES :��1^1^*xjanong;s!:fAn^ ^S^SsGANONXt;S;il^NCY;;GANDIES |i|if HE||*R��pH E|BESjT|M :. r^u.cari-J^;;t-_-a-^^-i^^ lliiiii@ir_lii��!js ^f^zmzmvm ,...,.^.,.......... Sf ii|DEg��A__GE*-?lijS X^X ^SKCOGI^Cifpossesses^^e ?v:*jtj:jau^;^^i^^��_Sifi;��S |:||;>De:;lAage:,*pii4;&;)co.*--x*^ ^|it^(_O^G^istfmel_p^d | ^^/ageijfi'aridwis^recpiriirie^ , fl ^^lyriois^rSjtfani^foivftmedicinal^-'ijviir- ' y ���ipur- iTHE^lilSTILLERSMCOMpANYvSLia., Zyy Ediriburg; .the^largest; holders'/iriJthe K;!:r^W-_rld:;of*/Sc^^ THEfCAtEDONIANI-IQtJE-JR^SCQTCH ! -^/ritWhisky- is^ohe !b&;the;leaders-rrtry-it- fAgency^forifullfstbckjattVictbria-fOE'- ^;;:*%i#A^-:i^ ;**���*���:-'':?: ii.*^ KooferiayiRepreseritative S'.-';:\ yZZxZYzfrZYZP.Z'p.x^o^^Z^eilsonf WABD -TR-EI'Si K;��_(i.fBl0|:_. ASHNOLA TOWNSITE. Lots can���; how bie bbiughi: jn Ashholavat f^ each.'For terms and full parti^ ��� ./���' ���*. .-*',.:-,v-;':* -;-'*���'/ : -������'';��� ./"/*: ������'."���'.:.'.'���-.'" ,*::���' '���'������"-.". culara apply to : 'zYvfyVZ/. wz��Zii&oi^ z: Washington;'; *;D;Sc.:;^tb6e^5i-l- . ^rectbrvRober ts :���' of:: the. :jmiiit ;.has^pre-:. pared a stateineritrsriowi^;the;^rbduc. ;tion of precious metals:'for tht- raleridar* year of :��� 190.0.* It sho^s that the. production of gold in the world that^yeaf <was /12,457,287; ounces of a. value ofl $i257r 514,700/, a loss in: Value -i-6tZ$49,070^200 from 1899: The loss' y.as;mainlyriri the Transvaal m fields ;pf;South:: Africa1:arid due to the war. The principal gains iwere $8,118,000* in the United .States "and ?6.- 606,000 in- Canada. :The United States gain heads the list. In the United States the principal gains were by; Alaska, Ai'I- zona; Colorado and Ujtah., Trie silver output of the world amounted to 123,- 716,796 fine ounces, the largest ever known. It exceeds the: prodiiet/of 1899 ;hy 11,572,153 ounces.,.The United States again leads aU pther,,producer^, .witi a, slight increase oyer; Mexico. There wjflau Important aictYanee ttt the price MQMDAyyEyENlilCjlW^ .Phonb ^78.;^' :Z\ 'y :,;,^';!;;,-ipfflcial;;Brokeiv r *:.;*��� ;^v::EMEMOk:&-BEIST_-R-_Rl.;.^^ ;K��-3ffiENA^ ��� -;���.*'/���:���:��� : :Bf^EHS;X>E:ZTHE,:BE^YYziC ;:|:i?^AN��;;'P^TER^ Under the auspices of tho Methodist Church. 'YYYYYYrr-^ X. .OR/--^7'IOTOBlA.;;'.' 7. 'x. SUBJECT':z7;y"ri.., When you want tKe Best,;ask for YyYYIYl M PEF. I AL BEE F?. xYyyx ;'. *";.'*,;,' BiurwKBB and bot-Xjebb ov ��� ��� ^::iFINE:;-^GER;:BEEF^;^A \V..7 Y-:VAND'PdRtER>*:;::i^^':: ************************ Yx:jY.j ; Coffee Boasters-.;;';iYY-Y. "^'^'f'j-fof. arid Coffee ! ********************* **^^ ... 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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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