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NINTH YEAR. PHOENIX, BRITISH COLUMBIA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 19o8 ______7 -..?•:• .--j. . •• ':,-•-• ••• C P.R. OFFICERS AT EHOLT INJURED Boumlaty Sid6 Lights AT BOUNDARY MiNfes. Special Train Brings Physi­ AND .SMELTING WORKS John Burns of the Sally mine is off .;•&. cian From Grand Forks • for a trip to Scotland. 1ILLI0NMMK y There was trouble at.Canip Eholt, . .-.•Alex'. Bloomfield, the genial host of. the Boundary railway headquarters, on 1 he enlarging of the first furnace at Henderson and Gummines are oper­ the Westbridge hotel, has gone to the Satutday night.•.;.•.In a7melee of some the Granby smelter will be completed ating on their claim on Wallace mount- prairies for a trip. kind, the facts of which cannot be Boundary Mines cfJwv about the end of the month. tain. • .'.._:•';• /•• • obtained, C. H. Roberts, a C.P.R. • Grand Forks took second place in . „ Development work is to commence J. D. Sword and partners are rushing special cohsta.ble,,and. J. Konalki,7a the district exhibit of fruit at Kaslo Tonnage Record; * shortly on the Binel group"'of claims, development work On their Bell claim, foreigner, who' was car inspector, were ;exhibition last week. for which lenders are now being called. West Fork..:. 7 '•:.;.-•. .. seriously injured. Dr. Kingston, C.P. George M. Holt has leased the Ladies' and Children's Ross Thompson, formerly operating R. physician, was wired for, and Harry Johns, who has been manager arrived by special train from Grand foundry at Anaconda, and will shortly Output for J 908 Promises to •in the Boundary, is now operating a at the B.C. Copper company's Na- resume operations. copper property in the Yerington polean mine, near Orient^ Wash , is Furies at 5 a.m. Sunday. Exceed any Previous Year. fall ;JU^1 Wiutei €U< A;new lead of high grade grey cop­ requiring several stitches. He is pro­ Providence creek for Greenwood city company's newly acquired; properties Shipments from Boundary mines, per and ruby silver, four inches wide, gressing favorably, but still under has been located on the Sally mine, in Wellington camp which will com­ for 1 oo8 have now reached the'millftm AVING- decided to discontinue handling medical attendance. The car in­ T. M. Graves of Greenwood has West Fork. mence on Monday. mark, the record to date beihp,' 1,003,- H this line, we offer our remaining stock spector is able to be around again. returned from the Sturgeon lake coun­ try, where so many Boundary pros­ 633 tons. Of this the Granby mines, of these garments at an ENORMOUS W. C. Dah'sb, of New York, formerly The Granby company will shortly Trouble has been brewing at Eholt install a new heating system at their pectors are operating! operating nine months, contributed SACRIFICE. with the Providence Mining company, more or less ever since the C.P.R. 762,756 tons or about 76 per cent, and has been in the Boundary looking over powder thaw, replacing steam by elec­ mechanists' strike commenced, but Miss Edith Dalby resigned from the B.C. Copper mines, operating four •Xf.Y: tricity. Air-will be heated by means Grand Forks school staff last week and „ In"'marking these, goods for sale, we mining propositions. residents there claim the strikers have months, contributed...2 io, a'5 7.,.Jpns^'6V* ^ of electric coils and blown; by a fan not been lhe cause. The town is again left for Victoria, having received; word i have entirely lost sight ot costs and values. The B.C, Copper company's smelter 2t 'per cent. Jl'he Domihiori'Cbpptf' * t into the thaw. If the hew system in quietness. . :... • of the death of her mother. w "The prices below will give you an idea treated 12,078 tons of ore this week, operates satisfactorily a similar one mines .shipped 23972 tons; tRe"* of what this sale .really means to you in as follows: Mother Lode, 9,841 tons; will be installed at the,Gold Drop. Prospector Visits Phoenix. Dr. Matheson, formerly of Green­ Snowshoe, 7,987; Sally, io8;""afia pro Denoro, 1,523; other properties, wood and Phoenix, who has been Crescent, 53. J. F. Rice of Colville, Wash., was a money saved. 7 ». 4 - /"' As a result of the splendid showings residing at Sunimerland for the past The shipments from Boundary mines in the recent development, work at the gu?st at the Brooklyn for a few 'days for the week ending September 19th, 10 LADIES' WATER-PROOF COATS, full-. . ,H.. V. Fuller, one of the large several months, has moved toKelowna. B. C. Copper company's Mother this week. Mr. Rice is a pioneer pros­ amounting to "41,230 tons7 established owners of the Bay mine, has been in length, in Tweeds and Cravenettes, rang­ Lode mine, much interest, has been pector and with his partner, Al. Mc­ W. • G. Rose, Presbyterian .. mis­ a record"for any; seven days • this •year .v«-y the Boundary endeavoring to settle r ing in price from $10 /.'to., $20; your pick created among prospector&lwith adjoin­ Kinney founded Camp McKinney.and sionary who has been filling appoint­ and, 7 yUh one exception, was t,hc i some litigation with a quarter interest ;: fbr $5.00; 7 ,;;•;•,; .::,, i.'i ?',...>, :\r' ing claims in Deadwood camp, where located the Cariboo mine'in 188777 7 ments in the Boundary during the largest,"by' 3,000 ~ioW,v'bf?any seven r | in ,the property. summer, has returned to the Toronto the Dominion Copper company's Sun­ days' output in ..the...history....QL;Boiuu—*• .••>%'?.•: 25 LADIES' TWEED „ CLOTH JACKETS Slow progress is beinp made in driv­ set mine is also located. ~ A com­ Steals $22.40; dels 23 months. university to continue his studies. dary mines. The exception was jn1 .the,.£ I pany is now. being formed, to develop Charles Wilcott, convicted at Ross three-quarter7ahd:7short lengths, ready ing the tunnel on the Lucky Shot, Judgment, awarding $ r 250 damages, sariievweek in.. September, 1907, ..yvheji y ; the Greyhound group of claims located land on Monday of breaking into the sellers at $7.50 and $12.50. Sale price, which is now in some forty feet. A has been given out in the case of 41,734 ..tons were shipped to the \ there. 7 '7 cash register at the Central hotel and several smelters. Nine different prop- j, _$4X>0 and $5.00. very bard body of iron capping has Atwood vs. the Kettle- river lines for stealing $22.40, was sentenced by erties cOnlributed to this record,"while J been encountered. What gives promise of \jyet being a -trespass by the railroad company in Judge Plewman to 23 months' im­ only four were shipping last-week.. ., i 22 MISSES' and CHILDREN'S TWEED - A test car of ore has been shipped big shipper of rich copper-gold ore is building their lines over the lands of prisonment with hard labor. With the return ot the Dominion !• .-COATS, with braid and velvet trimmings from the War Eagle to the Trail the Bruce property, near Midway. the former. The case was heard Copper mines'to the ore tonnage* list*!-' The contractors progressed 20 feet before Justice Martin at Nelson in m^ coat for school girls. smelter. The ore was hauled ovei Canada Forever. in a few days, and the gradual increase^ I during the past week in< driving the February. Regular prices, $3 50 to $12. Selling to­ Granby hill and shipped Irom the After deliberating the question for of the G:anby and Snowshoe ship- | tunnel. The ore on the surface ran Victoria spur. • over two hours, the school trustees of • The semi-annual election of officers ments,. this record .musl,. soon, he Jeft _j. day at from $1.50 to $7.50. 15 to. 20 per cent, copper, but the New Westminster decided that the of Grand Forks Union, No 180; W.F. behind.^,,,And, nqtwithstanriing,,,Jthe_."_• '-* The B7C. Copper smelter has treated formation is broken. J. C. Haas,M.E., See our window. It is the finger-post of Canadian flag should be flown over M., held recently resulted os follows: fact that the Granby was the only pro-'""' 209,771 tons of ore since resuming in who. located the claim some fourteen OPPORTUNITY, showing you the way the public schools. This in spite of President, G. Riley; vice-president, W. ducer operating in the Boundary during June, an average of over 50,000 tons years ago, has great faith iri the property, the order of the Provincial Govern Emard; financial secretary-treasurer, T. the first five months of this year, there..;; TO SAVE YOUR MONEY. per month. This is an increase of and is now directing theeiPtospecting rhent calling upon all school teachers L.i Crossen; recording secretary, F. is now every indication that the total #? about 75 per cent, over the same and developing to locate the lead at a to fly the union jack. Blumberg; conductor, J. Bush; warden, tonnage of. Boundary mines for 1908 . "YOU MUSI' BE QUICK TO GET THE PICK, months last year. depth. WE'VE MADE THE PRICE TO DO THE TRICK." J. McLaughlin; trustee, N. Currie. will far exceed that of any previous The Dominion Copper company Small forces of men are still at work Socialist Candidate Visits Phoenix. year. '""• have commenced the erection of a new Barry Dale came down from Caimi at both the Brooklyn and Rawhide Charles Bunting, Socialist candidate machine shop at the smelter to replace mines of the Dominion Copper com­ last Tuesday. For the past three in Yale-Cariboo, was in town Tuesday FIRE DESTROYS .] the one. destroyed by fire some weeks pany. The chutes and,pockets of both months he has been proving up on his on business. Parker Williams, M.P. .aao. Orders... have. been placed for the properties are all well filled with pre emptioh and doing assessment !• GREENWOOD BLOCK. -: P., will arrive from the coast in a few new machinery to equip it. ore, and large bodies of''ore have been work on his mineral claims. He says days and will start the "campaign with The tunneLon the Wood burn prop­ blocked .. out. The*7 srnSlter..-.; furnace that the surveyors on the Midway, and Victoria Hotel and Three . which,has been out of commission for Mr:-Bunting and John? Mel nnis,~M..P< Vernon railway have located a less than erty in Wellington camp, is now in • -y. 7; r Stores Burned-— - -— ;„v several weeks, is still cold; and the P. Mr. Bunting takes an optimistic 1 l/i per cent grade from Carmi to the abcut 200 feet and the indications of veiw of the result of the campaign. On Saturday afternoon fire destroyed 1 ore are very satisfactory to the manage­ -iooai...-manai'.e.ment„~are~„awaiting iiv summit of the divide between the the Victoria hotel, a dyeing and clothes •'•V. •.'" ment. The tunnel is to be driven 400 st'ructions from the KeadquaftersofThe -w~ct Fork.and.the_Okanagan.—-Ledge. ;> company to resume operations. It is Noble Binns Visits K.P. Lodge. '..cleaning:..store and Jones' bakery, in ; feet to get depth and the hammer and Greenwood. Holmes &:"." Kenri'erjy'ar•-*•• anticipated that the furnace will be Noble Binns of Trail was a visitor Stanley Cup Team for Nelson. drill are kept busy with three shifts grocery store was also badly gutted and '"' operating. blown in by Oct. 1 st. in town this week and gave an excel­ lent address to the members of Phoenix Hockey enthusiasts at Nelson are the Palace livery stables scorched.. ... K. of P. lodge at their meeting endeavoring to organize a hockey team The fire broke out at 3 p.m. in the IXSAUJXLJUJiJiJL^^ OPERATIONS AT THE MIDWAY MURDER Tuesday evening. Mr. Binns has just to go east for the Stanley cup this the clothes cleaning establishraerit'said •'" returned from attending a meeting of winter. Lester Patrick, who has few to have been caused by some7 gasoline • > NAPOLEON MINE SUSPECTS ARRESTED the grand lodge at Boston, having been superiors at hockey anywhere, his becoming ignited, resulting in an ex--: the representative of Boundary lodges. brother Frank and the two Bishops, all plosion in which Mrs.. Darling, the •-, of whom have figured in Stanley cup 1 He was for ten years an officer of proprietress, was severly burned. The" Manager of Property Inter­ At Nicola Valley Coal Mines hockey, are already residents of Nelson. the grand lodge. hotel and other stores adjoined. ' SNAPS PORTO- viewed in Spokane. on Monday. Tommy Phillips, Si Griffiths arid There was no wind at the time which 7: "Roxie" Beaudro, all former members greatly ' assisted the fire department •.• H. Johns, manager of the Napoleon Two suspects of the Thomet mur­ " Little Dolly Dimples." of the Kenora. champion Thistles, in getting the blaze under control. / mine, operated by the British Colum­ der at Midway, were arrested at the The Grace Cameron opera company Harry Wright of Brandon and Harry Had the fire gained much more, head- * Nicola Valley Coal & Coke mines at bia Copper Mining company, at Green­ in "Little Dolly Dimples," gave a Kennedy of Winnipeg, are among the way the entire business section of 7 DAY ^MONDAY wood, B.C., is at the Spokane hotel. Nicola, on Monday, by Provincial splendid entertainment in the opera possible additions to complete the Greenwood would have been in grave - Constable Clark, Constable Austin of Mr. Johns reports that the Napoleon house Saturday evening. The program team. danger. Hugh McGillivray had just.-' mine is turning out an average of 2000 Midway, who traced them there, and was varied, and there wasn't a dull recently re-opened the hotel. :;:, tons daily. The present price of Constable Gillis of Greenwood who moment from start to finish. The Dr. K. C. McDonald of Vernon has was on hand fo assist. Constable dainty star won much applause from $1335 a ton, he says, is too low to been appointed returning officer for Laundry Co. Elects Officers. Italian Prunes 201b. boxes 60c. permit of mining on a large scale. Clark has had the men under survil- the audience in her every appearance the Yale-Cariboo constituency for the "It is the general belief in the Boun­ liance for the past two weeks, they on the stage, while Harry Bewley, approaching Dominion elections. The meeting of the Phoenix Laundry company was beld on Thursday event­ dary country," said Mr. Johns, "that having been working at the coal mines comedian, was a show in himself. Miss ing and the following officers were.: Green Gage Plums, 201b. boxes we are going to see a wonderful revival since Sept. S. They are now in the Emily King, the Russian dancer, was a Latest Prices in Metals elected: ., President, and managing, in the mining business after the presi Nicola jiil. favorite, as also was Miss Lillian Elliott, NEW YOBK—Copper, electrolytic, $13- director, G. W. Rumberger; vice-presi-^. dential election, which, of course, is a striking figure in the choruses. " " 6.0c. @ $13,25; lase. J13.25 @ $13.60. dent, CD: Hunter;secretary-treaiurer,"- being as anxiously awaited across the NELSON HAS RECORD FAIR Bar Silver, 52 Al. Almstrom; directors, D. J. Mathe-i line as in this country. Original. Italian Prunes, 3^lb. Grates, Exhibits in all Departments are ot a High Lead, $4.57^ % *4.62. son, A. D. McKenzie and S. Jv "As soon as the price of copper gets The following unique claim notice is Matthews. back to normal, which the mining men Standard. posted on a mine in the Grand En­ Ppel'er. $4.70 di *4.75 » " .'••"" 75c. fix at $16 a ton or more, then you'll The sixth annual Nelson agricultural campment, Wyoming, US.A.: "We begin to see the output look up all and industrial fair opened in that city tound it and we claim it by the right *• •» •••-•••»••••• •»•<»•••••< Sept. 36, '08 along the line. The Granby smelter at on Wednesday. The exhibits in every of founding it. It's our'n. Its 750 1 Green Gage Plums, 351b. Crates, Grand Forks is now turning out an department were of a high order and feet in every direction except southwest BOUNDARY ORE TONNAGE. rhe IOIIOM'IUK table gives the ore shipments o( Boundary miuea tor 1900, (or 1901, lor ' (t average of about 3000 tons a day. We were the largest on record. An inter­ and northeast, and there is 300 feet on 1502, for 1903, for 1904, for 1905, for 1906, nud 1907. as reported to the Phoenix IMonefcr- each side of this writin'. It's called Fast V" " " 75c. will probably be doing as well at esting feature was an exhibit by Earl 1 I MINK. 1900 1901 190J 1903 1904 X900 1907 191-8 8 1*35 We*k< Greenwood as soon as conditions right Grey, governor general of Canada, "Bay Horse" and we don't want no­ Granby Mine*.... 64.553 *3I.76J 3°9I 5S 393,71a 549.703 65.>.S*9 801,404 613.S37 763,;*S 21.336 , ' Suoivshoe J97 t.731 JO.SOO 7i,aia 8K4»« 135.001 79S7 140*., Boxes, body jumping on this bay horse. ( themselves." from his ranch on Kootenay Lake. ' B'. C. Copper Co. Ripe 20S.33X I6:.i59 u,i48 1 Tomatoes, 201b. The above is taken from Wednes­ That's what these trees is around here A Mother I.oJc... 5-34° 99.034 141.326 IJS.079 I74.»>8 147.576 105,900 The Kettle Kiver Valley fruit dis­ B C. Mine 19,494 47.405 14.S" 19.365 — I.4SS 1,712 a for, and we've got the same piece of 9.48s II S04 18,374 $1.25 day's Spokrsman Review, from which play took a very prominent position in Hmm.1 650 8,530 3J.937 37.95 5 78o Tomatoes for Pickling, on mining, and misquoted. The price dozen different localities on mountain Idaho.. - 3.960 «.»53 Green Black-Carland Nuptials. 3.070 35.'o8 26.033 64.173 10,740 Itnwhlde of copper and production of the mine iides and valleys 3,000 feet and up­ SuilHCt » 8o> 7,455 15.73' 3.350 3.056 48.390 3».'7o 3,803 a are both badly tangled. ward above sea level. A happy event took place on Moutitn Hose >.i'59 1.747 3.55S 3».»S8 " 30c. lb. Monday when the nuptials of two Atlielstnii l.Joo 550 5,6s6 4.586 130 The Napoleon mine is located near On the industrial side was an ex­ Morrison 150 3.339 649 popular young people of Phoenix were It. Heli 5*0 Orient, Wash., and ships about 3000 hibit of all the varieties of copper, lead, Seimtor 363 3.45° i.S*3 Fancy Crab Apples, $1.50 p. box tons per month. Only sufficient ore zinc, silver and iron ores hematite, and celebrated in Spokane. The con­ Brey Vogh; 223 tracting parites were Edward A. Black, No. 37 364 for fluxing purposes is shipped to the spaltic, with ttie market product of the Relinnce 33 one of our most successful young Sulphur King 33 Fancy White Crab Apples, company's smelter at Greenwood, the Consolidated company of Trail, elec- Winnipeg.. '•°'(' ,040 7S5 J.435 'SO balance being treated at the Granby troylytic lead, manufactured into lead business men, and Miss Josephine I Golden Crown... 3,250 635 Carland, who has been a resident here V Kin« Solomon... 875 smelter. Considerable diamond drill­ pipe and ingots for export to Canadian, •jig Copper 586 « « " $1.25 box 665 483 ing and developing has been clone on oriental and Australian markets. for some time. They arrived home No. 7 Miue City of Paris 3,000 Wednesday evening and have been 3.060 the property this year. EACI.ES DKKEATICU Jewel 350 receiving the congratulations of their Kiveiside 9° Cucumbers, 201b. boxes, $1.00 "8^0' A large quota from Phoenix took in Curmi ...30 many friends, who join the Pioneer in 79 145 -52 "65 108 Sully 106 Public School Examination?, the special excursion to the fair on wishing the happy couple many years Gambler In addition to the above, we offer you today, CELERY. Butcher Boy 76 The following is the report of the Thursday, the majority remaining over of wedded bliss. They have taken up Ouncan 4° 993 1.140 700 GRAPES LETTUCE, BANANAS, GREEN PEPPERS, in lhe for a few days. The local aeiie of residence in the Morrin Thompson Providence 400 examinations held last week Elkhorn 40 Eagles took along a picked up baseball 140 55 senior division of Phoenix public block. •itrathmoie 60 SWEET POTATOES, PEARS, PEACHES, APPLES, CORN, Golden Ka^le... school. It is the intention to uive bi- nine and took part in the tournament Preston Advertising is no more than a busi­ 15 WATER MELONS, CANTALOUPES. Pay us a call this weekly test examinations in the higher- with Rossland and Nelson teams, but Prince Henry.... ness speech. The point is to make it Skylark 5X5 589 334 classes, and monthly tests in UK- lower were defeated. This was probably due t,nsl Chance evening, it will be worth while. heard by as large an audience as pos­ 1J. P. U. Mine... 107 to the fact that some of the regulars >3 classes of the senior division, 'lhe sible and to convince as many of them Bay •••• results published this week show the were not on the lineup. Mavis as you may. It is better to talk in plain Oou Pedro average standing of the last examina­ Crescent S3 words which they can understand, to Helen I tions' Edward Murray, 61; Etta Mur­ Broke Parole. Ruby So WiU ns t' use plain facts which will not fail to ray, 6; Kate Bell, 55J Jo» . 55! Republic w 5 On advice from police at Walla clinch the argument, to use sensible VStoellaneous... 3.J.IO 3.456 3'5 500 Anna Bell, 54; Gladys I'icUard, 46; Walla, Wash., Constables Docksteader suggestions as a means of reaching the Total, tons 96.6110 300.80c 508.876 690.419 8»9.a- J.HMHl 161,5371.148,23'/ 1.003,633 Ada Pierce, 46; Hattie Graham, 43; ' Smelter treatment— , , MORRIN, THOMPSON 1 and Gunn arrested Ben Hughes, alias appreciation of the individual and the S28.S79 637,626 736 2-6 Granby Co....- 63,357 230.82s «a ,M« 401.921 59V.,. : t -1 H.jo 113.740 341.95* Cora Dawson, 39; John McDonald, 36; B.C.CopperCo :i7.6n i+i.boo 102,313 Jio.i 4 auj.771 Ben Weaver, at the mines here on result will be that the readers will Si' J. 318,811 George Heidman, 31; Ed. Swanson, D0m.C0p.C0_ ..j^ •»«-. •••••• 13»S70 3Q.9"- IS3439 32.664'7 working here one day and is wanted at in which you have been able to benefit son, 23; Elizabeth Nelson, 21; Rilla Walla Walla for breaking parole. by what you have said. •A Mattinson, 13. I

£^£aai& THE PHOENIX PIOWEEB.

Th© oven does "A Sound Mind In a NICKEL PLATE the baking, the DRAY ING B&alfhy Body" EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK .Of, all kind* promptly tte„ fire-box controls R itlej The regular use of IS GREATEST CAPITAL $3,030,000 RESERVE FUND $1 ,860.003 o. Kttp.d Expreea and lia the oven heat, fiansfcr. Carrful attention!... ..tion i.,al? i HEAD OFFICE - SHERBROOKE, QUE. urdera llo •BOVRIL' and the grates ' "e A65 JAMES G XlcKEOWN. ensures -both.. It. keeps, the Gold Mine in Canada hold the coal or W1TIJ OVEK SIXTY BRANCH OFFICES IN THE body fit ant) die mind res- says Geologist. wood that pro­ •'•'•'• PK0V1NCE OF QUEBEC porish-e to the demands of duces the heat, so «ns, orrKB, FACIUTIKB FOSBKSSKU BY active life. NO OTHER BANK IN CANADA . IIOBLCARSON,!^ THE GRATES All kinds of light and heavy teami,, C. Camsell, Geological Sur ....'OB . K are important promptly attended to; Miners' dray veyor, Gives Impressions ing a specialty. ::,••., of Hedley Camp. cofliecrions and mmiw Business Generally I'll ONE* U44 IN THAT IMPORTANT TKBK1TOKV

"The Nickel Plate is easily the SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL OFFICES A. S. HOOD, greatest gold mine in Canada. There Fire, Life ana Accident lassrance. BRANCUKS IX Oeneral Ageal ' TKePKoenix Pioneer is no reason why Hedley camp should Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia, KaA Bmsniary Mining loutasl* not develop other rich propositions. Saskalta Correspondent's' all Over the World. Bank Block, Phoenix, B.C. All that is needed is intelligent de­ nf velopment." said Mr. C. Camsellofthe e \Double Dominion geological survey, who spent TUCK GOLLI^ dqgpr the summer completing a geological SHAVING PARLORS waasm mt awnranue a* :TBI examination of that section of the "•"" Orates PIONKER PUBLISHING CO. AND BATHROOM. Similkameen district. Mr Camsell has "Sask-alta" Double Duplex Orates are made Nert Door lo McRae Bros. devoted two seasons to the Hedley Kuob Hill Av.iiue. ... PHOENIX, B. C. T.a^FWCO LOVE. Mum*. region. in four pieces, each grate shaken separately. tottaeira.se. His work was in connection with the Ashes over one grate can be shaken without Manners Barter shop MMAMMMMM. preparation of a report as well as a wasting good fuel over other grate. No poking LOWER TOWN. • nt MVAMCB. topographical map of the camp. These FOR AN EASY SHAVE necessary, thereby saving fuel. Dampers at both AND STYLISH HAIRCUT will be issued next spring. The map BATHS IN win be on a scale of one thousand feet ends of fire-box secure perfect drafts. When CONNECTION In to the inch, showing one hundred feet grates are inverted for wood a patent clamp PHOENIX LODGE contours. The territory in question has an area of twelve square miles. retains them in position. The easiest-working tLtNtONUUflar, '•Ownership in the Nickd Plate is way is the surest-serving way — and that's S.H. and L-fcmii. vested in the Yale Mining company, a Meet* every WEDNESDAY Kvtnln» ia I dose corporation owned by the Marcos ••Sask-alta" way. i Scanitian^ian Halt, Old Ironiide* iraiuc. Visiting brethren cordially welcom:. Daly estate. Although no official HP. FKRNSTROM, Prenld-ot. SEPT. '** statements are given ont, it is an open A. O. JOHNSTOV, Kin. Becy. secret that the values fn gold are high less. ?±s ft.. Sal. One hundred men find steady em PHOENIX NEST <* OROER OF OILS. plqyment M^ClaiyS &2w«* Stage Line I 3 Tiie ore is crushed by a battery of 3 4 5 ( TCTMU. MMrtreal, WfcMlpaj, vaaocuvw, it Jehu. Hamltten, Calgary Meelaerery TIIURSDAV KVKW Leave Phoenix, upper town, 9.30 aa.m. . I 8 9 10 ,11 12 forty stamps, seventy per cent, of the iNO.at Miner*'Union Hall «« *' lowertown, 10.00aa.m. . \ Standard Time 16 gold being saved on the plates, and is HUNTBR-KENDRIOK CO., Ltd., Local Agents. *5 »7 18 19 Leave Greenwood - 3.00 p. treated by the cyaniding process. The >. m.J Cordial W«lfomt teBrathtan. VUllIng at *3 •4 sfi Miaiag Pars. *S concentrates, probably cunning sixteen The Story of a Medicine. DAVID OXLEY, Prfaidtnt. It may not be geuerally known, but Prompt Attention to Express and Freight. WM. LOUTTIT, Saeratary •9 3t> to i one, are shipped to the Everett Its name—"Gojdon Medical Discovery" m - it is a fact nevertheless, that there are was suggested by "one of its most import­ PHOENIX OFKICK, WITH MCRAE BROS., KKOB HILL AV«. smelter.. The treatment facilities at ant and; valuable; ingredients — Golden l many men who have been most suc­ Seal root KingEdward Lodge, No.3t> the mine are,,excellent. - The plant is cessful in life and who have left their Nearly forty years ago, Dr. Piercjjijs- D. L. McELROY, Proprietor. A. F. and A. M.' owned by a subsidiary corporation , covered that ho,could, by the use oftoTf«, Tbtxt has been a great rush this impress upon its people, and its insti­ Regular communication S p.' m. So called the Daly Redaction company. triple-refined glycerine, aided by sWfer- ond Thureday of each mouth. momb for Western - land, over twelve tutions as statesmen, soldiers, financiers tain degree of constantly .maintained Kmergent meetlnea aacal1ed;Maaoiiii It bandies 150 tons daily. heat and with the aid of apparatus and Hall, McHale Block. hundred -tickets being given out at who have been directly or indirectly appliances designed for that purpose, ex-.. V. M. 8HKHB1NO, 'The ore occurs as contact deposits ..tract from our most valuable native me­ T, RODERICK, Edmonton to applicants for home­ connected with the mining industry. Secretary. WM. in andesite,, with quartzites and lime-, dicinal roots ttiefr curative properties' steads. Stories of the rush are now While many have realized great fortunes 'much hotter than by the use of alcohol, stones. . There are numerous promising so generally employed. So the now world- adrift. At Edmonton a bachelor stood from their operations or from their famed' "Golden" Medical Discovery," for claims in . the same region, but the the cure of weak stomach. Indigestion, or 1 m— I. O. O. F. ^^k *nd * widow-thirteenth in-the investments in mines, seldom is it that dyspepsia, torpid Jlver, or biliousness and j 3^ SNOW8HOB LODGE No. ,b J development work is not extensive- DEANE'S HOTEL 1 line'ibefore the .land^.office. . They the fascination of mining leaves them. kindred derangements was first made, aa | fc: Meets every Monday Evening at Mlncrt' IU< The Kingston Mining company has It ever sinie has bten, without a particle l?c!*!?j'T? ^'i01?^ .quarter sections And why should it, when-today if is of alcohol in Its mawe-up. DANNY DEANE, Proprietor. If t'lalting bretfareu cordially invited. .done some development, but operations ' A glance wfcthe/oU list of^.lu Incredl- W. A. PICKARD Noble (.land. •ndftnat afternoon were married; acknowledged the most, profitable of , are suspended at present. In a dif­ •nts, prints .b_ea.ted by -j T. A Lova, Prr. Ffnau. Hecy. ferent section of, the camp the Golden "Valuable mediclnaJTtioisMound^jrrowing- of ^propinquity causing love, it is this question. ' We have no reference in our American^ foresaw ,A11 these in £ hot water and'well furnished throughout for the accommodation E^ • T:— 'i—„. Zone group and the property of the at all to the stock Jobbing end of the iredientsJiave received the l'llOKXIX AER1K XO 1B8 evident that widows, beings able to WOTTT3»ra F of the public. Everything Neat, Clean and Up-to-Date. Meals ^ qualifx'/or-liomffefond., hmr~y. «J^i Pollock 'Mines company ^. are-beino ousmessr'70ne TSasTbuT to (6oJc~qver asaiiHiLwizTLaJtracrTinrT^-.ifsi tage pver,Iajadless; spinsters, opened up. ihe "leads there are not the dividend tables published each ;' served at all hours, special attention being given the Diningroom. ^ MeeUin Unlonllall Tuciday evening*. f contiuous week .in the Mining World, to realize Mr — -w^» of these .endorsements nas Z . Centrally Located on Hie Bridge, Fifth Strecr, Phoenix. z% Vialtlnc brothel* Vyithnsix, deferred elections,, there! i' - Camsell, who has been con- that the purchase of shares in well been compiled by Dr. E.V. Pierce, of alvraya welroine will .be 315 contests on October 26th nected with the Geological survey for managed companies pays.much greater Buffalo, N. Y., and will be mailed free to - STEAM HEATED. ELECTRIC LIGHTING. TELEPHONE 48. -S any one asking same .by postal,card, or 1 Wain, ,WT P. Of ihe six deferred elections, three are nine years, had a party of assistants returns than any other line.—Mining letter addressed to .the Doctor as above. HAKKV JAWK8, From these endbi^ements, copied from W. See in British Columbia (^ale-Cariboo, engaged all season preparing the pre' World. standard medical'books of all the differ-' K«^J^anforward the papers. Arrives .. *.. .. 6.00 p.m. hang-qn-coughs, and all those wasting Hotel Brooklyn Werclcome industry and smoke in it* advanced stages. No medicine wili. from cellar to roof. Best Sample -,-TJbe . Dominion Government has It wOl cure the affections that lead up to- th'is year to defining the limits of the Rooms in the Boundary, Opposite passed an ;order-in-council .raising...to ';Boundary"cigar; union made, Havana Gczmmption, if taken in time- platinum belt, where the indications Subscribe fori the Pioneer and get G N. Depot. Modern Bathrooms. $5?the money qualifications- required filled. the latest Boundary news. A. T. TUItANO, Prop. for extracting this precious metal on a °Jf S| immigrarits entering Canada from , Steam J* Heated commercial scale are excellent Min­ Boots and Shoes made to or­ , l!^^^i^to,¥e]bmaiy' i' th. .-At e 5 ing is now beingcarried "on along the . JpseanSt'each; immigrant must nave at JAlVlES HARSHALL, Prop. Phoenix, B.C. der, first-class work guar­ mmm sand bars in a desultry way by the least $a$ in his possession on landing. anteed. Miners' Boots a Chinese. The proposed map will The Immigration Office is doubling the sveeialty, guaranteed water prove unusually interesting owing to ainoUnt for the winter months to check -rsof. the ' varieties of-ores found -in - the anrrv^ir when, work is not plentiful district ~CW/copp^gtfdTs1frarwd Up-to-the-Minute Flr»t Street- Opposite Knob Hill Hoto 4 General elections since confederation platinum occur in.various corners of a PHOBNII, B.C. have .been held at all seasons of the comparatively small area. - Bear creek, Laadlog Haol of Boundary's laodlng UialRS Cmp year, as the following indicates; 1S67, where the Granby people are opening Aug. 7 and Sept 20; 1872, Jul/joil"?**^'"^'^* " situated^n NOTICE. he e district whosc i875,Jan;.a3; 1878, Sept 17; i88*,|[ *?™ ' g«>Ipg«»l Jbouiidaries. will be accurately defined FUBUC NOTICB 13 HKRHBY 0IVRK by the June 20; 1887, Feb. 92: i89t, March Hotel Balmoral underalgued that they propoae, ander the Tiani- 5J 1896, June 23; .1900, Nov. 7-1904, for thV first time."—^Province. way Company Incorporation Act, and amending Corner Knob Hill Are , aad Flnt 8t., acta of the Province of Brltinh Columbia lo form No*- 3. -This year.the general'electioh A.VING just added a large number of fonts of a Company to be known aa GKERWWOOD I'IIO*- U^t«s place Monday, Oct.sa6. > Tom Wilson, Dominion inspector of PHOENIX, B. C. KIX TRAMWAY COMPANY, LIMITED, for Ihe pur- Indian orchards of British Columbia, the Latest Type and appointments, the Pioneer New and Op-to-date poae or conatructinr, equipping and operatlitB • Centrally Located, i. • VeMASTER •Ingle or double track ttanivrar nadereround, / Joseph Martin, K.C., who had been spent a day recently in Penticton. flood sample Room*. Proprietor, coniuienclmr at a point in the cltv or'Gieenvood, waiting, eagerly to get in the Dominion While there tie inspected the orchards is now better than ever equipped to turn out In the Ilittrict of Yale und Piovince of British Columbia, and running thence Easterly under­ political fight, has announced his at the reservation, and was very com* 'Up-to-the-Minute" Printing. Our increased facili- ground, toward, and to the city of Phoen'x, in •wceptance of the nomination of the plimentary to the Indians for the con­ J&. aald District and Province. Dated, August 29111, tvc8. Aaiaric Exclusion League as candidate dition in which their orchards are kept ties for fine commercial printing, catalogue and book RICHARD ARMSTRONC, for Vancouver in the approaching and for/, the large crop of fruit which DUNCAN Mcl.iTOiH, flections. they are bearing this season. work enables us to produce a quality of printing not THOMAS it. WOODRUHF.

Again darkness at theGreat Northern Try Pioneer job depart,_for.results. excelled by city print shops. : : ; : : THE depot has nearly caused a serious ac- ctdait. Is it going to cost some CHURCH SERVICES TOMO&WOtV The Pioneer has the only electrically; operated FounHetl 1892—Incorporated 1893. Person's life to have the company AMERICAN MINIM REV NEW WESTMINSTER. B.C. properly light the station ? Methodist—Sunday School at 2:30 Presses in the Boundary, and is prepared to execute B8TABL18HIJI) IN 180 0. Provides a Christian home lor utml- p. m. evening service 7:30 p. m. :nts of both sexes at moderate rates. Fiiday evening, prayer meeting and all orders with neatness and despatch. No job too Has a preparatory class for junior stud­ choir practice. A cordial invitation to THE MOST PRACTICAL MINERS' ents, doing grade public school work all these services. Geo. E. Strachan. JH j big, none too small. . * . . . PAPER IN THE WORLD ^ & Does high school work, confers all high St Andrews' Presbyterian Church school privileges, and prepares for teach­ Preaching Service tomorrow at ers' examinations. Teaches all branches 7*30 p. m. Sunday school and Bible of a Practical Business Course and gives class at 10:60 a.m. A cordial welcome It gives all the Important Mining News, and every issue contains valuable Diplomas. Gives a liberal education in to all. Rev. Samuel \Lundie, Pastor Special Articles, well illustrated, on subjects of real practical interest to its Collegiate. Course and in the Ladies' lhe every-day mining man. : : : : . ». . . Course for M.E.L. and M.L.A. In Uni­ Catholic-^-Church of Our Lady or versity work, can take students through the Good Counsel.—Divine Service F>HOENIX•':•* PIONEER the complete Arts Course, and the de­ every arid and 4th Sunday of each NOT TOO TECHNICAL BUT JUST RIGHT. gree, of ,B.A. can be obtained from Tor­ month. Holy Mass, 10 a.rn. Sunday 1 PRODUCERS OF FINE PRINTING onto University, which the college is in School, 2:30 p.m.7 Vespere and Bene lut affiliation. diction 7&0 p.m. Father J. A «3 PER YBAR-SAMPLB ON REQUEST. Busted, CX.MJLPastes. 'For fuller in formation and terms write 1 Rev. W. J. 8ipperelJ,B.A.,B.D.,Princi- I Published everj Saturday at Ix»; Angeles, California. 1j«i ;pr fiev., J., JP.Bavrell* JSoroas*

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THE PHOENIX PIONEER. •V.'lf.f 1 .. . t '• • • 1 4 • • ' •' f r& I ' >,!#!'•• "Black Hands" Sentenced. - e a *•••• [PE-RU-NA CHEERFULLY aEGOMWIEtibED ..: *2K« '. PROVINCIAL. The "Black Hand" trial at Fernie -— o last week resulted in 1 lie nine prisoners 4 J • ;-7 -v Win being found guilty and giwn the fol­ ^mMS%i^ T" %M?it$ ,'** VPW%sd FOB had an epidemic of 8 OUT OF 10 Keremeos has lowing sentences: Dominic Mazino, (A Prominent Capatfian Gives • |Iis Expterl ^persons sutler at some­ typhoid fever. seven years; Frank Albernesse, six '.. tfienc© With tiie ^^orld-ii?i^iiCrtiS.' ? * time or other Irom Piles! An Oddfellows lodge has been in­ years and six months; V. Rocco, six stituted at Salmon Arm years and three months; S. Bruno, liemecly For Catarrh. •.••.is #•.. ••••hi: Ah Son, a Cianbrook chink, lias three years, and N. Sintoni, two years, 1 »••».«» 1I Chronic Catarrh "Always Begins i ^ '- l'srkcrj-Ii'x^Vftrtem'jfc'CJompton been give.n 23 months for theft. all to be served in New Westminster. ' Co., Quebec, has boon mayor of Boots* yyp. Within Ordinary Cold. town! or a number.ol y.e»M.„.M%,i«lan,' u 1 c A wireless telegraph station is being A. Viale was sentenced to one year in influential' resitlonVln Scdtstowa~~»nd „,e suncring letZa.m•« : ' "' 'ir-...! w!th \Vil Dev.li, Webliwood,- Ont. Rtitleretl witn ^Shty.., A^bo^f^ installed on the I'riiird hotel, Victoria Nelson gaol, while G. Barlollo, Alia So Savs Dry Hartman, the Greatest! widely known 'Mi'-- Jacinto and G. Farrari will each serve Living ^Authority On Ca­ tio writes concerning Peruna. Road ^^^iroftnetS^thatlknow The Vancouver baseball team have ILU letter below: •Mi- six months in the same institution. tarrhal Djseases. [he curei, perrn.ncnt. ^ „, p Q<> cinched the pennant of the North w "Ihavaiwved Zam-Buk. a great western league for 1908. Th; Yukon Looking Up. HB.nrst effect of a cold ia a thtok- jenuag ot the mucous membraucs ot ?„«for piles ftSTwhlch I suffered acutely Joe Jordan, of Duncan's, has during The Klondike's output this year will T the pose and throat. L' '. '?' ':) •' ^S'also' cures cuts ulcers, burns, the past few days, killed four panthers, be increased $2,oco,oco ovtr that of Thin gives rise to a discharge, or at and has received the government last year, making.a total <-f $5,000,000 least a stulllness of tho naziul pimsa^es. md all skin troubles. 50c. n ho^ail arug Sometimes fever accompanies the first '{A *••;' St. and stores or from Zam-Buk Co., bounty of $15 a head for them. this year. The increase is due to the attack, also a, feeling of languor, dull­ &to. 3 boxes for $1.25- Captain Hart Mcllarg, of Vancou­ installation of new dredges electrical ness and aching of the bones. S If no attention is paid to it, tho mucous '$ • •"-. conveyors and hydraulic plants. The ,{-• . ver, has won the Transvaal cup for the congestion is liable to aprecd ('.owu into 10*: rifle shooting for the second time in output will be greatly increased next the larynx, producing liouiBcuct.3 and j-;| li ' 1 year, and the Klondike soon will be into the bronchial tubes, producing a I'Vi'& :" succession. \!ltf. '• J7 '" yeilding by a big process as much A"SCENE AT SPOKANK INTER-STATE FA1U. cough. Prof. Piper, oftli-j engineering staff Even when this occurs, many people y. v^ • annually as in its palmiest days. The pay no'attention to it. 7^ ; Baiter's Philosophy,—XLIII. of the [University College of British |,4 r$l only difference is that the corporations A rich ore body running over $100 Under such circumstances, the con­ Columbia, died at Regina on his way ? Resolved, that again I am heartily are getting the bulk of the gold instead per ton has been struck on the Second gestion is liable to become chronic, pro­ ashamed of myself. I know better back from England on September 8th. ducing;'a condition of the mucous mem­ of the individual miners, yet many in­ B. C. MINING Relief mine, near Nelson. .'•,.• branes known as catarrh. Catarrh lasts than to seek revenge. Revenge is for It is stated that the upset price for dividuals are still employed. O --*•—*~~~~~~ • •—" ;—o Captain John Irving,'who has re­ -J—«™—»———j an indefinite vicious and low people. When a the government lands to be sold next ' CUKE COLDS— time. Catarrh A large body of galena was recently, turned from the North, says that ship­ PREVENT CATARRH, is essentially a person does anything wrong he'll get Big Circus Act at Spokane. : month by unction at Creston is to be ments from his mines at White Horse ' —•—•——I chronic condi­ what is coming to him. You don't The Spokane Interstate Fair has struck in the Province mine, near $2.50. to $10 per acre according to will start in about six weeks, and about tion find Joes not leave except some­ have to get even. Every act has its just closed a contract by wire with the Kaslo. thing is done to relievo it. quality. 3,000 tons a month will be sent out. reward or punishment. If you put Park Booking circuit of New York A Vancouver syndicate has a pro­ ' What should bo done when a person Brer Brown of the Trumpet has not catches cold is to take a few doses of :&m± your hand in the fire it will get burnt. City for one of the most sensational mising property in the Copper Coin on A Nelson despatch says: Ben found the newspaper business in Kere- Peruna. • If you are kind and make people circus acts in the country. The troupe Moresby Island. Hicks, employed at the Nugget mine, Taken at:the onset, Peruna would ineos a gold mine. The paper has break up the cold and prevent all tho happy, it will make you happy. The is called the flying St. Georges, and A piece of ore from the Nugget Salmo, arrived in town with a message been cut down in size and the staff from the foreman to W. B. Pool, for train of symptoms which usually follow. universe is governed absolutely by im­ consists of two women and two men.mine , on exhibition in Nelson, assays But, even in casos.whore i'licr cold; his. reduced. the latter to return to the mine as soon mutable laws—you can't go against Their work comprises flying trapeze $470 per ton in gold. been, neglected and hoarseness or a "Ihr.d several attacks of oo^di cough has developed, Peruna can be -.. • j1.; ;;/Jjj; . them and not get the worst of it; but The death is announced of J Schu feats, aerial returns and other hazar­ as possible, to investigate what is bt" fcqm. ti^s ;to. rtisio and finallf a The Le Roi No. 2 company expect relied upon to give prompv and. per­ bert of. Armstrong, B. C. Mrs. Schu- dous and dangerous acts which they lieved by the miners to be the; richest ; (1»5vHro attack developed into ca­ you can use them right and they are manent relief. • "7;'7 > v' ' i .* oert who was gt years of age, crossed to have the compressor at the Van­ strike ever made in the Kootenays. The frequency of coughs and. *jfj?.4" ?tt, tarrh..:.: 7 ..""'.'"7 '7. , ; your slaves. See how fire or water perform on a high rigging constructed •&-••> couver, Silverton, in operation by Oct. Hicks states that after blasting yester­ the winter makes Peruna a popular rem^l- "'• "I'was advised to use JOBT eilo- will serve or destroy you, as you like. the plains in the fifties with a com­ in front of the grandstand across the 1st. edy for these ailments. I bratsd catarrh remedy, and aijter pany of gold hunters. race track. day morning in the tawer7tunnel (256 '•• Anumberof the bestpieople of various •'tikiiig7tlrrcahoi±les,Ifind.'mjr»elf Bellingham capitalists, operating the feet in depth), the whole face of the countries have given testimonials as to lhe Phoenix Pioneer is the Only Col. W. P. Anderson, chief engineer This act will come direct from New J cpmpletcljr cursd, apd(I no longer Bellingham copper mine on Collinson I drift was found to be in, ore that the value of Peruna in such cases; | aimer fr'oia c£ta^rli,or colds. ; paper in the Boundary that prints all of the marine department, is about to York City and will be one of the star Followed Dr. Hartman's Advice—, Bay, Moresby Island, have made a fine j glitters vvitri gold The width of the •-'T can choarfully-'recommend j the news of the Boundary—and prints go north on the government steamer attractions in the big vaudeville pro­ Restored to Health. ' I Peruna for colds and catarrh." 5 gram which is being arranged for. strike on the Black Prince claim. I' vei•n i•s fou<• r >feet ^. Mr. Pool was-oh his Mrs. Samucllo Vlgneau, Avro auBerd, most of it FIRST. Quadra for the purpose of inspecting way to Spokane, but will at once re­ Isle de La Magdalihe, Canada, writes: _ the proposed aid to navigation about Nine other acts are being contracted A shipment of a carload of ore from VI write to toll you that I am perfectly If. Peruna had no other medicinal for and will be secured and the after the St. Elmo mine by the lessees, Peter turn to the mine. Until his arrival the well. I took only three bottles of your value than the promptness with which. Queen Charlotte Islands and near tunnel is locked up and under guard, Pcirvina according to your advice and It relieves common colds, it would b«V noon will be all too short for the three Johnson and John Selta, was recently Twefi'wbfth-whne'fo'W Prince Rupert. not even the miners being allowed in. the directions'in your book anid "it re- running races, two harness races, the made to the Consolidated company's •tored my health." it in the house constantly. The Canadian Pacific has at present relay race, the ten circus acts, miners smelter at Trail. two large survey parties out locating a drilling contest and horse show features When you tell a business story with railway line through the Pine Pass, The Tyee smelter, Ladysmith, has all of which will appear every day cold,type, see that the work is done in through the Rock:es, also a line to bonded the Eagle group of four claims, during the fair. an artistic.. way, so, that it will attract Uunvegan, on the Peace River. Pine near Jed way, Moresby Island. A one- attention, and be convincing. Try the Pass has been twice surveyed, once by Try the Pioneer job department for mile tramway will be built to the beach Pioneer. the Great Northern. your next order of printing. lo facilitate operations. After a personal inspection and on Dominion Ave, N«ar City HalLJ BOUNDARY & KOOTENAY 1908 ORE RECORD RATES the receipt of reports from all the fruit PHOENIX, B. C. mam growing districts in the province, Max­ Shipments and Smelter Receipt! For Year to *,;:* FROM well Smith, Dominion fruit inspector, Dale. Mm llYtRY SfAMlS Ore shipments from the various estitn«1ti»e-ll"» "a.\t,o~ot Uvc^fruiircrop or MUBDOCK MdNTVRE, Prep. J PHOENIX the province at one million five hun­ mines of Boundary and Kootenay, and Carnages and Other Rigs, Horses and Saddles _: TO - the receipts of ore at the smelters of For Any Part ofltneTBbuniiary.^ Express anrl dred thousand dollars. 35 Horses, Full. Livety Equipment, Baggage Transfer Given PromjpV Attention. Southeastern British Columbia for last J. B. McArthur, the well known ,n^ lynorlDeliveredJq Any Part of the City. week and for'"1968 to date are"as VICTORIA, B.C. railway contractor, J. A. Dewar, have follows: and will carry a full stock. P. J. McDonald, Prop. purchased from J.S. Dechamps, of DRY WOOD IN ANY QUANTITY SHIPMENTS. WEEK. YEAR. Ross'and, and J. A. McKercher, of A Sba»e!tti* Public P**»t»p« SoBerta*. . ""*" Boundary 40,236 966,852 Prompt Attention to orders Vancouver, fifty-one timber limits in at any hour of day or night. Belling dates SEPTEMBER 19th to 24th Rossland...... 6,174 I98i,1.21 the Kitamaat valley. The price is $250 Final return limit, SEPTEMBER 30th East Columbia River 2,536 7'.29° 000, $60,000 of which has been paid. Knob HUl Ave. (PHONED Phoenix, B.C. Twenty-two agricultural experts from Total. 48,946 1,226,263 Phiii.Z. Nelson, B.C. the Land of the Heather are touring P. 0. tax St PIMBIX Harkat. SMELTER RECEIPTS Canada with the view of acquainting 8 Granby.. ... 25,M7 743» 35 themselves with the country so that on P. BURNS & CO., Ltd. $4.85 B.C. Copper Co... . 13,533 »99.'59 Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants. their return they will be able to dis Dominion Copper Co 21,872 'a Selliujr dates, SEPTEM BER 21st to 25th J Final return limit, SEPTEMBER 2Sth seminate full and accurate information Trail 7.4»3 210,744 to their countrymen. They are now Choice Line of Fresh and Cured Meats Northport (LeRoi).. 2,948 60,926 Dominion Hotel doing B. C. 5.7 30 Poultry, Fish and Game in Season : : 1 • New Westmfriste* Marysville OLD IRONSIDES AVENUE, PHOENIX Charles King has just covered the All Orders Receive Prompt Attention. ot Vancouver distance from Montreal to Vancouver Total 49»°4i r,24M66 Having taken over the business of the Dominion Hotel, the undersigned will endeavor to keep the Dominion on foot in 137 days. He undertook Markets at Greenwood, Grand ForkB, Midway, Eholt and all the other: the leading hotel in the premier Boundary mining camp. to walk the distance in 150 days, and principal Cities and Towns in B.C., Alberta and Yukon. $19.30 Headquarters for Boundary: have $i 50 in his possession at the ex­ Choice Liquors and Cigars-Dining Room Under Headquarters: Selling dates. SEPT. 26th to Oct. 2nd Personal Direction GREENWOOD, B.C. piration of the time limit, for a wager INMGESTION 4 NELSON, B.C. Final return limit, OCTOBER 7th. IS THE END OF HEALTH. •' of $1000. He earned the money by Health ends when indigestion Every Convenience for Commercial Trade Corresponding rates from other points selling souvenirs. begins,because nutrition fails. Thus you are starved. Then Apply to 1-ocil Ticket Agents for berth At Duncans, while working in his J. B. BOONE & MASSEY reservations, etc. the impurities which arise father's garden, last week, Willie Mc- from undigested food get into J. E. BROCTOR, your system. Thus you are THERE'S SATISFACTION X **-/ i D.P A., Calgary, Alta. Kinnon, the fourteen year old son of poisoned. Mother Seigel's d Angus McKinnon, had a miraculous Syrup makes an end pf indi­ IN SMOKING THE ^ ^ C^i^ gestion by strengthening the escape from death. A meteor about digesti\'e organs. ten inches in diameter fell from the MINERAL ACT. MOTHER sky and buried itself m the ground JOHN APPLEBY' * (FORM F.) 66 m about eight feet from where the boy Contractor and Builder CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS was at work. The meteor could be SEIGELS CURES TELEPHONE A-56. heard travelling through space for INDIGESTION. HOTICE. CIGAR several minutes before it struck, but :j evcxvwliae. Dealer in Rough and Dressed Lumber Mo„..ch Fractional. Gem *r«" "^f, prlct 60 cU. per UUis. «= uB the boy thinking it was a passing tram ^.WHTTEaCO^J/rp ' MONTRKAL. Aetna Fracfonal mineral claim-. OKJ*™"* Estimates Furnished Fractional .l«*r*l claim being. Jii ««* In the took no notice. Grand Fork. Mlnlatf Dl.Ulon of BritU* <-«« » All Kinds of Repair Work Done SOLD EVERYWHERE bla, and the Gem Frncllon.l and the A In" Fractional beln« altMle »» »*« Greenwood Mln ASK FOR IT. j« * j> I.IK Division or Brttlah Columbia. I Office ai&d Yard on | TAKK NOTICK .hat I. »"vM,Wh ^"//for c mJ City ofGrand Fork-. Brlll.h f" f"^ g * the O.anby Consolidate.!. Mini.* *"£™* *. j Old Ironsides Ave., Phoenix, B. C | Power Company. Limited. Free "•«*«•-^e £ s,xly dBy cate No n,o;h.. Intend. I " ^ de for a hereof, to apply to the ™% £*££« Certificate of Improvement '°r ",c ' eblalDln. « Crown Grm.t of the above c 1. ^. Greenwood Liquor Co. And further late ^"^^T^ Hon p. must be commenced -erore ~©" ofauch ReniBeale of Improvement,. Dated IM We furnish the trade all over the Boundary with toth day of September, A O., »9«8. iix Steam Laundry Co., the Choicest Imported and Domestic A. M. WH1TKSIOK. toenix 3team Launi L I M 1 T E I>. ° Wines, Liquors and Cigars ^ MINERAL ACT. With the newest and most modern machinery, we are now As wc ship direct in Carloads, we can make the (FouM K.) a position to handle the largest or mnalleit orders prices right, and give prompt shipment. with dispatch and at the lowest possible prices. CERTIFICATE OTTMPKOVEMENTS 1 N O T IC B. BEST OF WORK GUARANTEED. Jas. McOeath & Co. Woodburn.Woodburn Fraction.), and Lucky GREENWOOD, B C. 8h.tVrKtl.lul Mineral ^^^TvMric' Patronize Home Industry. Grand Vork. Mining »ivMo"?™'T Phont No. 25 r u Where loc«te.l-On Fourth ° J"'^""'..**.' 1 TAK« NOTICE that I. SVDKKV M J»^ ; Prompt attention to all orders e t y CcrtlBcaie No/B...* '«' '^ , g' R'^dcr for 1 d.U hereof, to .pp.y f""" ^ ~rpo.e of a CertlBeate orimproveiuentii. for vn _i J A. D McKENZiE, Manager. .bUI-tag - Crown Or.-, of th«^ ' ^ scC. Phoenix, B C Ths Pioneer for Fin« Commercial Printing And lurther take notice th.t act ^ Dominion Ave. tion j7, mu.t be commenced befor. of .uch CerUficate of Improvement.. Dated this Mth day of august. A-^^V^ m mm>m. THE PHOENIX PIONBE

PiMl mM' g j Shots at Passing Shadows I In and Around Phoenix «r.i im " Because I'm Married Now,"- 3" Jt BRIEF TOPICS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL Ss E. A. B. 2J INTEREST TO PHOENICIANS. > 5g ROSE HATPINS Vickery, NEXT ; Perkins on deck. NEXT DOOR TO THRASHER'S. «M rATHKINDER, GUI OK, ETC. John J Farrell left this week for For a mild, free-drawing cigar, the Prospecting parties carefullydirected, 1 . [Goldfields, Nev. "Boundary" is the best. all trails known; apply C.H.R., box 23, The offices of the Granby company Contractor Appleby received another Phoenix. HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW METALISED ROSE are being enlarged. car of lumber this week. HI dfi HAT PINS—MADE FROM GENUINE ROSES- Our Fruit Specialties: Order your wood from Mclntom- W. M. Vickery left for Spokane Tall young man, mey. Phone B 32. yesterday on a short "business" trip. Lilli-Ati, ALSO CARNATIONS, SWEET PEAS, HEADS OF Dolly Dimple play; Hugh McGillis and family moved to Miss Sissie Hart visited her parents WHEAT, ETC. _ - _. __:'•;, Mother Lode on Wednesday. Hero bold, in Greenwood on Sunday. I ots of gold , Before buying your furniture else AI...... ;„ ,u„ ...... Claude McAstocker left Thursday .ilnara lo iln, noj. where, call on R., J.Gardner. to take in the Nelson fair. CANTALOUPES After show Further decorating is being done to Dry wood in, car lots. Apply to Homeward go Ml the interior of the public school. J. Trombley, Phoenix, B. C. And for an hour dine; H' Monday, Nov. 9th has "been- defi­ Houses and cabins for sale or rent; Tells his love, PEACHES nitely decided on as Thanksgiving, apply to John Appleby; phone A 55. Turtle dove Answers: "1 am thine." E. A. BLACK, THE JEWRLEp Ix>cal Oddfellows will hold their Mrs. H. E. Kennedy of Seattle is annual ball on Thanksgiving evening on a visit to her sister, Mrs. L. -Y. No need to sigh, ORANGES Nov. 9th. Birnie;- - The day is nigh, , Phoenix Rebekah lodge "will hold a The plant of the I'hoenix Brewing A week or two 'lis said; basket social in their hair next Wed­ company is receiving.a fresh coat of Tall young man nesday evening. paint this week. • Lilli-An Rotnanticly will wed. PEARS .„ Another five-roomed cottage is being Some snaps in grass chairs, a mast erected on Ironsides avenue by Con­ comfortable summer chair—"Binns, tractor Appleby. the furniture man." A quaitette of Phoenix capitalists Cigars and Tobaccos took a local physician.to inspect a Dr. Simmons, dentist, will be at his Dan Schnoter, representing the Fourth of July mining proposition. "A APPLES.... Phoenix office/bank block, Oct. 10 to Boundary cigar, was in town on Tues- WE make a specialty of CIGARS AND TOBACCOS, 13th. Phone A. 18. 1 day, placing orders. network of vencose veins" is said to and carry a variety of the best brands • + + BEAUTIFUL, LARGE AND LUCIOUS—WE have been the diagnosis. Port wine and claret, specially se­ The proprietors of the Greenwood HAVE THE FINEST LINES OF EACH. lected for family trade; 75c. per bottle laundry will take charge of the Phoenix at Hotel Brooklyn. laundry on Oct. 1st. The thanks of the editor are due a Confectionery M- subscriber, who becoming alarmed 7 * Born—In Phoenix, - on Monday, A suite of comfortable house-keeping about our safety, presented us with a Sept. aist, to Mr. and Mrs! John rooms~to~rent; good water, choice lo­ Leidstrum, a daughter. six shooter this week. The devil is THE PURE MATERIALS used in the manufacture cation; apply to J. Mcintosh. now \e?s nervous and promises a first- of bur Candies imparls an unusually rich and Miss Rundberg and Miss McKenzie Mrs. R. J; Gardener has been in class obituary notice in the random pleasing: taste. Try 1 hem if you want the best CUT FLOWERS visited friends in Greenwood for a Grand Forks for a few.days this week, shots column to any persoin coming in in Sweets. • • -f •* '• • + "• • + «f • couple of days this week. attending her mother who is ill. to" lick the editor. Several notices will piObably appear next week. . . TL Richardson of the Granby office Rev. F. V. Vehables of Greenwood LOWER WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CUT FLOWERS. staff has been off duty this week as a will conduct services in St. John's AL. ALMSTROM,, T O W N y result of a sprained knee. ALL ORDERS FILLED ON SHORTEST Anglican church tomorrow at 3 p.m. BOUNDARY TRAMP SOLILOQUY "^ -"^ <** HEADOUARTRPHEADQUARTERS5 FOu^Rc MUSICA_..L INSTRUMENT NOTICE. 'PHONE ORDER TO 64. Miss Mabel Heidman has returned H. V. Roe, the ex-Great Northern The sailor likes the ocean," from a visit wiih Mr. and Mrs. Thomas agent at Hale, appeared before Ma^is- The miner likes the camp, mmS Lyons, Mother Lode mine. ' ' " ' - - _ .^. -...*. - •-— --..»* — * «irvw«> vin- v.aiUM> • ' Fruit J& Confectionery x? Tobaccos trate Hood on Thursday, and was Bl,t R've to me the good old spike, A. A Evelyn arrived Monday from fuither remanded. And lelet tm me e didie e a a tramtrampP . Cowansville, Quebec, to take a position' Don't forget when you are in need Here I am in the spike today, Where tomorrow, I can't say; in the local branch of the E.T.bank of furnituie lhat I have a full stock of Perhaps in )ni\ for all I know, Air. and Mrs. John McRae returned up-to-date goods at modeiate prices— PflOENil 'Binns, the furniture man.' Praise God from whom all blessings home to Sarnia, Ont., last week after a flow. visit with their sons here and at Green­ Miss Agnes McGrade arrived ast wood. week from a four month's trip to Cheer up my brother tramps, Pure and whoii.some. Gold and as bracing in its And never be downcast, fJ. R. J DELISLE ' Fanny Sarri, who came here three Travestcn and other .points in Ontario coolness as a breeze from' the North in Summer. There's many a hard temptation \ 1M months ago from a southern state, was , Her sister returned with her. j& PHONE "SIXTY-POUR." Befalls the tramper man; Is RecoR 11 izod taken to New Westminster asylum on | For Sale—House and all furnishings But still there's consolation by all as the "BEST BEER IN THE.BQUISfDARY." Wednesday. on Second street will be sold very re- When everything else fails, .-... T - , , , . asonably as owner is leaving town; ^They'll find you food and lodgings: .WHY"? Because.'its. manufacturers employ itH.pf ilieir eiieiity Hi Ihe I . Otto Isaacson, who resigned hi s a„ „,, ' A/r j »*'. T ui 1 . , I , 7° r. , PP'y to Mr. and Mrs. J. Black I Iri the poorhouse or the jail. ;[ .turning onto! a perieet Beer from"'tho b«st- materials .obtainable. position as night foreman at the Granby rtr J J . ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL ICE, ETC. -PHONE 23 mines last week, left Monday morning Mrs. Church, accompanied by her I -HRK, LIFB for Tacoma,-Wash., where he will take daughter, arrived in Phoenix, on LOST—Sunday, party of mining A\H D. J. Mat he-son upBa ranchingt Boone. ''A o f -'th e Dominio• ,- ; n ..hotel . ,. jaSaturda visit toy hefror ms?n JDanville James"Church, Quebec. , on oncapitalistse stout, ; twnames'unknowno of medium" avoirdapolB,; one tall1;: "ACCIDBNT. Phoenix, chased a'delinguent "boarde,r jj a Superintendenvisit to her sont ; OJames'Church. B. Smith o. f the Innneithe« crrtfir lon, g..., no~ r~ rshort ~«J:—; las--.~-^.;..:--—t seen foiir- J>HOENmBREWINi7C0. Biner & Sons l '", "\ insurance agent down the Greenwood road on Wednes-/ Granby mines returned Friday from a miles out of their course. LATER— ClDBUTY BONDS. £_ • r PLATB o^8s day—followed, collared, collected and j month's trip to Boston and other Jimmy Marshall repoits the wanderers' i 7' I COM\fI8ISIOJ*K« FOR TAKING .AFFIDAVITS _l._Jj: TV. ™" -(.~.l»rn ^u«^ Mra. ~Cm;iI»' returned rfitnrn with him.' 1 m [iLJbJAXjidiiULiIjJijld^LJUliJLt&iiMjlAXjd^^ ?•'«¥ " Ln the recent referendum vote taken to select a Socialist candidate in Yale- The Brooklyn hotel has just received Saturday evening's performance was Cariboo, Charles Bunting, Grand a consignment of-selected wines from quite the society event of the week, and in fact since the season opened, several % ^^aa^^smM^m^^^^^^M^^^^^^^^^^^l^s^ f^a^sx wvas^^^^s^a^ff^^mx ^s^% ntsan^ rwa^fk *vs^&LSTStaJs\nswm% Forks, received 220 votes, J. F. John­ St. Catherines—port, sherry and claret, § SCHOOL SUPPLIES ston-End erby, receiving' 196. special for fimily trade. Telephone exceedingly smart groups occupying balcony and orchestra chairs. Among order to No. 38. WE have everything'''in this : NECESSITIES | The undersigned is now prepared the hosts who were present with friends, line—I'TCVCIt-S ".S' KIBBLER*, SUTKS. TEXT BOOKS for i$l to supply lumber and all kinds of • A series of. entertainments are to be the following were noticed: Messrs. ml unities, EX'KKCLSE HOOKS, MEN AND. BOYS , ..BAGS, etc. Let ns supply ;„,„• „ ,, material for building purposes. Car given in Phoenix opera house; new Williams, Matthews, Appleby, Carter, !ln u n School gupplifM. , of lumber just received. - Phone your features will be added weekly, ,and McCracken, Matthews, Perkins, Dar- OFFICE ^Shipments of F"all and \Vinter7Needfuls are now arriving order to A44 ; prompt attention. C. popular prices will prevail. Tickets 35 row, Hyslop, McKenzie, and many STATIONERY "A. "Ross. " cents; children, 20 cents. '^iiOTHING, - HATS; CAPS,'* BOOTS, SHOES, others. WE it'u' heaiiq'iurtpis for nil ofrl re r< quiri inrnls. BLANK SHIRTS,/COLLARS,,,TIES, .UNDERWEAR, SOX, >' Beautifully lithographed letter heads BOOKS kept in slock—nnd wli'ut we have not. jr<>( we'ci«h""got and everything else a well-dressed man may require. for. the Brooklyn hotel have been Wanted To Borrow; Notice—To users of Water and for you. INK,. WRITIN-G MATEKIAL, KULEs. ETC .. executed by,the Pioneer .this week. Get the habit—deal at Brown's—and you will save money. $1000 on first-class mortgage se Light—Any tenant allowing water to The Brooklyn is in the front rank of curity; to be repaid in.twelve monthly run to waste to prevent pipes from B.C. hostelenes and its stationery is the instalments with "Interest at twelve freezing, or any other purpose, will be finest product of art printers GENT'S/ «. per cent. deprived of the use ol city water with­ McRAE BROS., LIMITED m THO*. BROWN. FURNISHINGS The entertainment in the opera Money to loan in small amounts on out notice. Any tenant paying bed .house on Tuesday evening deserved a satisfactory security. A. S. HOOD. time rates for lights, and who allows .'<-*• *.••• mmimmmamammmBmm better audience than it received. The lights to bum all night will be chaiged' specialties were good and the moving Investors Opportunity. double rate.' Any tenant using a larger pictures new. It is the intention to lamp or globe will be charged six hold these entertainments fortnightly. Do not forget the $10.00 per month months back rent—Phoenix Electric **- - - Ka&'fe.BOUNDAR? Y ^DiyiDENPS.: * for real estate between Vancouver and Lighting Co. Ltd J L. Martin Sec. {stm*. » ADTBOSt- B'tAEES For sale—house and lot on Old New Westminster. ABOUT BAKflsirr Ironsides avenue. The house is in "»*m or COWMT. IZKD . We know of one case where $503 Litest Mining Stock Quotiilons. good condition, well .situated, with CAPITAL. invested half way between the two LL things good 10 eat at wood shed and root house; good well Corrected to Sept. 20, 1908. li ui, imngs good 10 eat at PRLNDERGAST'S cities five years"ago ' made $?o.ooo. We bake all convenient; lot 30-x ,120 feet;, good A kinds of Cakes, Pics and Cookies I B.C. Copper Co —copper...... $3 000/»0 503,000 /There are hundreds of others, in fact _- v-w,, and everything •-,else in 1 s • ' reasons for selling." For further, par The Ptock market is a sure indieatoi iCariboo-lfcKinney—gold...... I.aSO.OOO 1.350,000 this is an investment where there is an bakeslu/is that's good. Of course, they're. fresh—as fre.-h as 1' t , .' ticulars apply lo John L of the trend of business. A more buoy­ iConaoL. H. at 8.—gold-copper S.SOO.OOO Dunlop, j absolute certainty of big profits with I M^SaUioo Phoenix. ant feeling is pervading the different they can be, coming out of ihe oven several times a day. It's > ?••,,•• 'no ns1«^">r—- '•rr^vafa'M,r'ar4rf4Hi-0 *j \ Constable Devitt after the Midway five million dollars is being expended Alberta Coal and Coke CHOICEST GRADES OF CHOCOLATES murderers. Practically.every clue was on and around that little strip of land, B.ri,- Copper «.00 6.25 Charles Dickens followed up and the country between and that is bound to increase in value. 01 >< .02^ Cons. Srrielters 70.00 •<\\ the C.P.R. main line and the inter­ 73 00 Remember: great big level lots close Copper King .01!* . .02^ national boundary from the Arrow to car line with splendid view only Dora in. Copper .o:ij^ J^Pho0nix Bakery j lakes to the Similkameen has beep $150; $20 down and $10 per month, Gertie .C'2?;f .03 f*lpya5BTBES OF Granby thoroughly gone over. without interest, and three months 00 00 115.00 SANITARIUM, Arrow Lake, B.C. Hecla 3 00 extension if necessary on account of 400 International Coal... .59 .08 mUTfaemoatperlectly appointed Health It is sufficient for some people that loss of work or illness. Kendall »nd Pleaanre Resort ia the .west, with a com- 1.37 •1 65 pleteiyitetn of Batba—including Turkish and CHARACTE] I they drink anything called tea. Others Do not be one of those who will be Missoula Copper _ .... .05 Ktuslaa. Open Ibe year round. The coratlv; ••> . .' , ,«• . . w...^,o uuiiui ucuucu muse wno win be Nabob Mii properties 01 ts waters 're unequaled. prefer a standard brand like "Salad.a," telling in a year or so "Ob, I had-a Oom Paul .03 Y For Caring all ahamnatic. Nervouj and Mtu- which has a reputation for being good. 3 au a .05 which han.if3lr-.r.rA, !,...•„_ j •-,.chanc. "e t. o bu. y .lot . s fo. r $15Z. 0" an•• ' d" they „-,Panhandl- e 8inelt.e~-™re r .04^ (olarTrooble*; 1 The latter get more enjoyment out of atn,J .04% For Kealinrall Kidney, Lirer and Stomacb 1 are now $2500." The woods are full § ler-Cariboo. .18 .15 DAiR aliments. J . life. In buying tea fori the satisfaction THE of them.'"'-"7 ".v';7:777'7.-; r •' - •"' • '•: a""',——•—•—-' .03 .06 For JdimiQatlDKall MeUllicPolssns from th , ' iflrian' •*" - - • * ". . - < you expect to get from its use, it will o J J r ' . ' onowslioe'.... . •04^ •05^ The crandenr of Ibe icetierv is unrivalled | pay to purchase "Salada." Avoid anv- bend post card for, particulars right Snowstorm..;. '" 1.45 1.53 XMataUtStsnoir peaks, forests, lake»,water»allf>, thing "just as good" imitaticms% now; every day you delay you are | Sni,ivan • ; • • • • • • .0^' 01^' ^xiaOog, yachting, Bahtrig, shooting, ezenrsiens , livft n B tenuis, -v TU winter climate is onsorpassetl for moniRlace in dreas. They, incline I invariably poor quality; (losing money.—The Wright Invest-15, . °nde. , 1 ".«2W ".76 Mildness HAKIty McINTOSH. J ment Co., Grand Forks, B. C. ' S Proorietor- towards clothes' with ari -^element' 'amarack-Chesapeaico 50' •85 of character. Whether ifc be a suit Ihg Pioneer for Fing Commercial Prinh'ng or an overcoat of ours, that element] is positive. It has its source in thel exceptional man iier"ui: «h icJi every garment is designed and tailored.. MEANS We invite you to inspect our show-; Ing of WOOLLENS FOR FALL C ED IN TIi SUITS. It is an exhibit of fine IN THE CARNEY COPPER MINE, IDAHOm°A wrT. # Ejfi, FAMOUjf, Sj , COEU^ R D'ALENE^ S OF ;;FOB SALE- Fir and fabrics jTamrack $5 per cord i,e ,$4.5p, per cord. Phoue Your Order To • ~w" No. B 3-2 <50 days. For; WH.particulars, call upon or address ^ >' ^ j, ^ j, mpJn' °"e '™d ,n 30 d*?s> and °ne-th,rd in iMmiOMJNEY|R HOERELLI tCH^JT TAILOR. I* MARTIN* Phoenix. B.C.

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