Boundary Mines Sent Phoenix is the Centre Out 500,000 Tans of and Leading Mining Ore in 1902. ^ V Camp of Boundary. AND BOUNDARY MINING JOURNAL, Devoted to the Interests of the J-Joutidary Mining District. ••'-'•ip

Vol.. IV. PHOENIX, BRITISH COLUMBIA SATURDAY, AUGUST' 20. 1903. No, 42. t.'.SS-

OUTLINE OP PROGRAMME. Death ol a Phoenician. C. P.R.AND $1.75 PER TON Henry J. McQuaid, well known in GRANBY SMELTER Labor Day Celebration Arrangements Nearly l'hoenix, died of epilepsy at the hos­ GREAT NORTHERN Completed.^ AS NET PROFIT pital in F'ernie, last week Tuesday. M onday evening 1 _tlibr 1 >ay celebra­ Mr. McQuaid was at one time in the NOW CLOSED -•'I tion committee held another meeting, general merchandise business here for and proceeded to the .arrangement of a year or two as the Law-McQuaid Hi High Officials Meet Here in the programme for that, occasion. The Being Made at Oro Denoro Co., Ltd., his partners being W. S. Preparing to Operate Six Fur­ Macy and Wm. Law. When he left Phoenix. following.'is an outline of the • pro­ Mine. naces Soon. l'hoenix he went to 1'incher Creek, gramme decided upon: Alberta, and later took up his resi­ September 7th-ljlr_l Day. dence in F'ernie, where he was em­ ALL LOOKED OVER TUB BIG NINES 9:30 a. in.—Industrial! Parade, to form OFFICIALS VISIT THE PROPERTY ployed in a large concern. McQuaid LOCOMOTIVES ARE NOT YET HERE ut Miners' Union ha.!;!,',' and to say that they are immensely those of the C. IVI.. and of, the Great Saddle Race, owners uf>, )^ mile, sad­ edrto go cold. When the smelter is" pleased wilh it and with the develop­ Northern, The meeting was not pre­ dles to weigh not lesi than 30 lbs. put in blast again, about the middle of ment done since work was resumed, One Huge Electric Compressor arranged In any way, but was merely a F'irst prize, $20; secind, $io. September if not Sooner, there will be- v.'f iiavj'S-';'' Don't wait for better prices, as prices is putting it mildly. The party con­ coincidence. The party of CY IV R. Pony Race, under 14 hands, }( mile. Running Again. six furnaces in blast, using up Phoenix are bedrock now. Fruit season is now sisted of J. S. C. Fraser, manager of •'Uwm, officials included I). McNichol, vice- „ First prize, $15; second, $5. ore at the rate of more than 2,000 tons: -i-.\ '•iv'i^'-xM' practically over. Squaw Race, *4 mile. First prize, $r 5; the Bank of. Montreal, Rossland, and president and general manager; ... 11. of ore daily, In the meantime work second, $5. Five .er cent entry president of the Denoro Mines, Ltd.; Peaches, Vegetable Me Henry, chief engineer; J. \V. Leon­ CYLINDERS VERY RARELY EXPLODE at the mines will continue uninterrupt­ fee, and five per cen? from winners F. S. Parrish, manager of the LeRoi Plums, Marrows, ard, assistant general manager of the edly in preparation for the increased! in horse races—all o hers free. mine, and who has been acting as con­ ,i;.{ '|||| Pears, Hubbard and western lines; F. F. Uusteed, engineer 3100 p. in. — Rock trilling, double tonnage soon to be sent out. sulting engineer for the Oro Denoro; Can .elopes, Summer Squash Pacific division; G. L. Ross, superin­ hand contest, Old Ironsides avenue, HaK a Dozen Cases Only on Record — Diffi­ Last January an order was placed near Second street. „ All down holes, R. H. Anderson, of Rossland; A. Citron, Yellow and tendent Kootenay-J.o.indary branches; cult to Find Ihe Exact Cause — Getting with the Boundary agent of the Jenckes: Transparent two teams to enter] or no second Prescott, of Vancouver, a shareholder, New Pans. Watermelons, R. Marpolc, manager of Pacific division; Machine Co., Sherbrooke, Que., for Grapes, Apples, money; time, 15 nlinutes; change and Smith Cuitis, a director, to whose \V. F. '.'ye, assistant chief engineer, two 8x14 locomotives, to be used for Pumpkins, And Crab Apples, every "minute; J& 'steel and 8-lb efforts the work of resumption at the fill and who had charge of the construc­ han.mers; entry lee,! $2 per team. hauling the hot slag away from the ; property is largely due. From an investigation made by tion of the Boundary branch; and a First prize,.$100. blastfurnaces at the Granby smelter. IN AliUNDANCE- Single Hand Contest—all down holes; Master. Mechanic Fraser, of the Gran­ number of others, all of whom travel­ After a thorough examination of the A 7.x 12 locomotive was ordered about two teams to enter; time, 10 min­ by mines, a brother of the man who Call and get prices on ed in the private car Metapedia. This mine, Mr. Curtis and Mr. Prescott the same time for the Sunset smelter, utes; 4-lb hammers; entry fee, $i. was slightly hurt last week, the explo­ FRUIT JARS and SUGAR. party was making a visit of inspection F'irst'prize,' $30. visited the Granby mines in this camp, and another of the same kind for the 41 sion of the two high pressure cyliuders to the company's best customer in the 4:30 p. m.—100-yard Dash, Knob Hill as the. former gentleman had never same purpose for the Mother Lode in the new compressors was not as . \k Boundary — the Granby mines and avenue. First prize, $15; second been in the Boundary before. They smelter at Greenwood. serious in the way of material damage smelter, after looking over the lines prize, $5. also visited the Greenwood smelter.' The two locomotives for the Gran by- Fat Man's Race, 100 yards. First prize, as at first anticipatea. One Price.to all, and that the generally in this section. Mr. Prescott left for his coast home smelter are due to arrive now, it being; $10; second, $5. t{0 LOWE ST , Thursday thoroughly enthused at Some,new parts for the mammoth It was Mr. McNichol s first visit to o;oo p. m.—Ball in Miners' Union the desjre of the management to put hall, under auspices of Phoenix the possibilities of the Boundary coun­ machines will have to come from the this camp, and he was surprised, after them in commission when the two n_.w Trades and Labor Council. try in a mining way, and especially, makers in the east, the two compres­ GROCERY DEPARTMENT OF THE being taken through the Old Ironsides furnaces are placed in blast. This:. September 8th—Second Day. with the future of the Oro Denoro. sors being duplicates, admit of the will all be done at the time of the tert. Sit and Knob Hill mines, at the vast parts being interchangeable. Thus it 9:30 a. in.—Rose Reel Races-—Hub It was,learned by the Pioneer scribe bodies of ore yet in sight after some day shut down, which, in consequence was possible this week to get one of ~'~>i-'f'-'i ...BIG STORE... and Hub, Dominion avenue. First that the ore. that has been shipped to of the delayed arrival of the locomo­ 830,000 tons had been extracted, as prize, $85; second, $40. Carts to thy 30 drill machines in order for use the Sunset smelter, at Boundary Falls, tives, has been put off till now. well as with the cheapness with which carry 200 feet of hose tuid.rui. r.50 In the••ri.eantimer'both-the- old Knob •{mm frorii' the Oro "Denoro,' lias"" yielded a : the ore is broken down and loaded on yards. Hill and Old Ironsides compressors ••'$*&£:• 10:00 a. m.•— Standing High Jump, profit of about $1.-7 . per ton, after all Latest Mining Stock Quotations, m%?=~§M\ the railway cars. were pressed into service temporarily, corner Dominion avenue and Ban­ expenses had been paid, including The party of Great Northern offici­ each having a capacity of ten drills. ASKHD J_T> ner street. Prize, $5. mining, freight and, treatment and als came up from Grand Forks by American Boy , 5 , •»?* rp Running High Jump. Prize, $5. drilling by hand. So far the mine has The explosion of air compressor cyl­ Hen llur SJ- 4}_ special teams, accompanied by Jay P. Putting 16-lb. Shot. First prize, $ro; Black Tail .... 4J- ..>& sent out over''3,000 tons of ore, and inders, while not unknown, is very un­ Canadian Gold Fields 5 4K it Graves, general manager of the Granby second, $3. Cariboo, Camp McK (ex-div.).. IZ "!_. preparations are being made for an usual, and the cause is, apparently, not Center Star .... 26 23 Consolidated. The party consisted of 11:00 a.m.— Wet Tea, Knob Mill Kairvieie S 4 ' avenue. First prize, $85; second, even greater output. easy to determine. A year or two ago Fisher Maiden 3 2 I'lfOKNIXunter-Kendric CR1.KNWOOD k GRAND CoFORKS l 2 Louis XV. Hill, assistant to president a similar explosion occurred at the Ginnl "... 3 $40. Grand Forks rules to apply Early next week the seven-drill com­ Granbv Consolidated .... J5 <» *4 50 James J. Hill; J. D. Farrell, assistant Ij. I as to connections. Nozzles to be Rambier-Caribao mine in tha Slocan. l.onc Pine pressor recently purchased in Ross Morning (ilory 2 •_t to the president in Seattle; H. A. 53., service nozzles, not under 28 inches Previous to that at long intervals, like Mountain Lion : .... -5 land, will be received at the mine, and North Star, (K.K.) 1: .!_• Kennedy, assistant general superinten­ long. Carts to carry 200 feet of 17 explosions have been reported from the Pavne 15!-.- hose. Run too yards to hydrant, as the concrete foundations have al­ Quilp .... 33 20 dent; J. C. Eden, assistant general Rambler-Cariboo .... 35 3& lay 150 feet of hose and get water. Coeur d'Alenes, from Colorado, and in Republic S 3. traffic manager; G. O. Somers, assist­ ready been prepared, if will be set up Unreel within 35 feet of hydrant. the Dominion coal mines in Nova San Poil 5, _ ant to the fourth vice-president; H. A. in, short time, When this is done, the Sullivan _. 4H_ Scotia, but never twice in the same Tom Thumb ....: $ 3M. l.UNCI(._ON. shipments will be materially increased, War Eagle Consolidated IO Jackson, general agent at Spokane, Waterloo (Ass. Paid) .... n!T _ 5 1 :oo p. m.—Gig-,- Race—Run, 100 place. _* MORRINJHOMPSON&CO. and Charles Chamberlain, of Spokane. from the present rate of two to four White Bear. iy iii yarsds, light cigar, run 50 yard . with cars daily, and the ore can be placed They were shown over the Knob cigar lighted; in'r. t prize," $5; sec­ on the cars more economically. The CANDIDATES NOMINATED. Hill and through th,e Old Irgnsicles, ond, bQ.s$3.5Q cigars, :. .-'.•*.*,;1' smelter people wish to get all of this The followin_ have been nominated as candidates from the respective ridings' THE NEW and after looking qyer the proposed ClimbingSpion Kop—Pri?,e,$i_ pants, by Me-Auliffe

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The Phoenix Pioneer WHAT EDITORS SAY For sale, Smith-Premier No. i type­ B. G MINING writer in good condition at reasonable And Boundary Mining Journal. price, inquire at the Pioneer office. You should if you don't. It gives the news GIVK THEM TI.MK—The people who »«HH..--»-M»».«.«.>«».>...>t.«»«»..M»«*»" Do You I _E$fe_ of the Boundary. It works for the Boun­ keep predicting the end of the World Ore shipments from the Slocan are are never discouraged by failures. in excess of 8000 tons. D. J. MATHESON, dary. It is owned by the editor and not by rS! Like the weather prophets they know Again the story crops up that a INSURANCE AGENT, any clique or faction. It is worth $10.00. I88_BD ON SATURDAY BY THE Take they must he right sooner or later.- smelter is to be built at Kaslo. FIRE, LIKE, ACCIDENT. h '.* ! PIONEER PUBLISHING CO. Trail News. Development has been resumed at It costs only $2.00.' the Tamarack mine, near Ymir. -otiiiiilsHlmi-. for inking Affidavit.. THE PIONEER .' AT PHOENIX. B. C. ! NECESSARY — Poplar Creek is to 't I The new zinc roaster is in operation PHOENIX, B. W. B. WILLCOX. MANA-ER. have a postoffice at once. It is highly at the Payne mine in the Slocan. _. . _ .. I Business office No. 14. necessary as every man in the camp Telephone, j Munsfjer'. residence, No. 15. 1). R, Young is now running the Phoenix HomeJBrewed writes at least ten letters a day telling Monashee mine, with" a force of 20 the outside world of its richness,—Van­ rfVJVt fJtou. ____™^^_*___ men. SOBS-KIPTIONS IN ADVANCK. couver World. There is talk of a zinc smelter being LAGER Per Year J'-00 2 put in at Sandon, with New York cap­ _1_ Month. »- S RAPIDLY—The Boundary country is s_a

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STRENGTH - AND - SIMPLICITY DIVIDENDS OF CONSERVATIVE PLATFORM Are two of the good points of the $20,000,000 (Adopted at Revelstoke, Sept. l_th,l_o_.) 1. That this convention reaffirm)) the policy of tlie party in matters of provin­ OLIVER cial roads and trails; the ownership and control of railways and the development Enormous Profits From North­ of the agricultural resources of the prov­ TYPEWRITER Slater Shoe Advcrtisinz. ince as laid down in the platform adopt­ Made in Canada.. west Mines. ed in October, J89S. which is as follows: "To actively aid in the construction of A Standard Visible Writer. trails throughout the undeveloped por­ tions of the province and the buildingof The Maximum of work with Coeur d'Alene, Rossland, SIo-j provincial trunk roads of, public neces­ Shoe sity. . the minimum of time and labor. can. Etc, 'To adopt the principles of govern­ ment ownership of railways in so far as Write for Catalogue, Short talks by the Slater Shoe ad man, No. 1. the circumstances of the province will THE tINOTYPE COMPANY. MONTREAL, QUE. admit, and the adoption of the principle Dividends of $30,000,000 have been that no bonus should bo granted to any railway company which does not give mm paid by the mines of the Pacific North the government of the province control west, according to a carefully prepared of rates over lineB bonused, together It costs less to advertise and sell the "Slater Shoe" than with the option of purchase. article read by Bernard McDonald, M. it costs to sell ordinary shoes without advertising. "To actively assist by state aid in the E., at a recent meeting of the Society development of the agricultural resoucea If a thousand people know a shoe is goad more people will of the province. cif Mining Engineers at Spokane. Mr. 2. That'in the meantime and until McDonald, who was formerly manager want that shoe than if only ten people know it. the railwav policy, above set forth can be accomplished,.! general railway act of the I-cKoi mine at Rossland, is If the " whole city " knows it more people will want it than be paused, giving freedom to construct 1 one of the best known mining engi if only the people passing the store where it is sold, know it railways under certain approved regula­ "Strongest In the World." tions, aimlogoiiB to the system that has neers in the Northwest. merely by hearsay. • resulted in such extensive railway con­ struction in the United States, with so •He. has prepared a careful list of the The "Slater Shoe" makers, knowing the "Slater Shoe" miicli a-lvaiitagetp trade and commerce. Ass UTS $;.S9-..95»5,.8.oo. H. ALLENBERG, Manager, ; ; dividends paid by what he calls the will back up'the expense of advertising it, give it wide publicity 3. That to encourage the milling in­ ..-;. .W;- i-,-| 605^606 G07 Empire State Building Spokane groups of mines, which shows dustry, the taxation of metalliferous SURPLUS $7 5,7 _._,097.00 SPOKANE, WASH. —they tell the "whole city" about it. mines should be on the basis of a per­ that the silver-lead properties of the centage on the net profits. Coeur d'Alenes have paid over $12,- It follows then as the "Slater Shoe" is better known 4." That the government ownership L. W. MAJOR, Asst. Manager, Rossland, B. C. of telephone systems should he brougjit 000,000 in dividends, mostly in the through advertising than unadvertised shoes, that more "Slater about as a first step in the acquisition • •-M-4-*4-4--f-f4-f-f4-H"f4-f4-f44~f**i *4 4~f44*-f-M-.^."H--M'-f •••M-•+-<• last ten years, while tlie Kootenay of public utilities. Shoes" of equal grades are sold, which is a fact. 6. That a portion of every coal area mines have paid dividends of $7,460,- So the fixed charges of manufacturing, wholesaling and hereafter to b. disposed of should be re­ 547, That makes a total of almost served from sale or lease, so that state- retailing are divided among a greater number of pairs of shoes owned mines may be easily accessible, if • ~ ' PHOENIX • jAvcMy millions, and smaller proper­ their operation becomes necessary or ad­ - than is the case in unknown shoes of smaller sales. MARKET. "*' ties not listed easily bring the total visable. fl. That 111 pulp land leases provision up to more than the twenty million For instance:—Take a salesman's salary at $2.00 per day:— 1 hould be made for reforesting and that .• i-.r;:,,;,1;!'^.-. I P. Burns & Co, •}- £ '-• .^.'.'i?,.: mark. .teps should be takeii for the general •••('•'i".-;S;¥S HKAI) O'.'.-CK l-'OK IIOUNDAKV CKKKK, GREENWOOD) li. C. if his sales are only ten pairs per day the cost of retailing alone I reservation of • forests by guarding liEADQUAKIKKS, NKI.SON, II. C. Mr. McDonald's figures on dividends- is 20 cents per pair. avainsi the wasteful destruction of tim­ ber. are as. follows: But if advertising will enable him to sell fifty pairs per day 7. That the legislature and govern­ 4iit§ ....Wholesale .nd tail fta. totals.: COKUR U'AI.KNE—SI_.VKR-I.EAD. ment of th- province should persevere : the cost is only four cents per pair and thus such fixed expenses in the effort to secure the exclusion of •••.f?.; r$__s - Markets at Nelson., Kaslo, Three Forks, Sandon, Slocan City, Hunker HilliS. .Sullivan $1,514,000 as rent, light, taxes,. salaries, interest, etc., are reduced and Asiatic labor. Silv_rton, New Denver, Ymir. Salnio, Rossland,Trail, Cascade, Coeurd'Alene Dev. Co 200,000 8. That tlie matter of better terms in •If lit Grand Forks, Greenwood, Midway, Niagara and Phoenix. Sierra Nevada divided. the way of subsidy and appropriations •m$' 250,000 for the-province should be vigorously FISH, OYSTERS AND POULTRY IN SEASON. Milwaukee M, Co.. 505,000 So the wearer as well as the maker is benefited by the pressed upon the Dominion government. Hecla...... 120,000 9. That the silver-lead industries of All orders receive prompt attention. liberal and judicious advertising of a good article like the "Slater :.:.l.ffj^P( Hercules 450,000 the province he fostered and encouraged :V:t.Mr_iS , Poorman Shoe"—and it would be rank folly to risk a large amount of by the imposition of increased customs 480,000 duties on lead and lead products import­ Granite. 500,000 money to advertise a shoe which the wearers would not buy ed into Canada, and that the Conserva­ ,,#111 Mammoth .. . . 1.500,000 tive members of the Dominion House be Morning...... 500,000 _. second time. urged tosupportany measure introduced for such a purpose. Standard 2,910,000 10. That as industrial disputes almost Empire State-Idaho. 1,763,878 invariably result in great loss and injury PALACE EXCHANGE STAGE Tiger Poorman Co.. 20,000 both to the parties directly concerned Republic 382,000 and to the piiblic,legislation should be LINE. Deer Trail passed to provide means foran amicable 35>°°° The Slater Shoe. adjustment of such disputes between Iron Mountain 500,000 employers and employees. 'V_J.v??- •.Between-Phoenix and Greenwood. Goodyear welted. Made in Canada 40 years. 11. That it'is advisable to foster the $12,109,878 For men $4.00 and $5.50. For women $3.50 and $5.00. manufacture of the raw products of the ,• Leave Plioeuix u_ 10 a. m. Leave Greenwood at 3 p. 111. province within tlie province as far as ROSSLAND GOLD-CO I'l'KR. practicable by means of taxation on the Thursdays and Saturdays. said raw products, subject to rebate of Le Roi • • • '• $>.3°5.°°° the same in whole or part when manu­ FOUR-FOOT WOOD FOR SALE. Le Roi No. 2 .. 300,000 factured in British Columbia. War Eagle ,. 187,500 .War Eagle Con. •• 545>25° MINERAL ACT. l'$00i. ^t_*«£ .- A. S. 4 PAW. Proprietor, Centre Star 210,000 CERTJI .CATE OK IMPROVEMENTS. SLOCAN- •SILVER-LEAD SOLE AGENTS, Notice. Antoine Hunter-Kendrick Co. • $' 10,000 "Gipsj-" Mineral Claim, situate in the Green­ • Hi -•;-i^; Bosun...' 12,000 PHOENIX, B. C..=- wood Mining Division of Yale District. Gpodenough 13,000 . Where located* in Greenwood Camp. TAKE NOTICK thot I. Isaac H. Hallett. as; Idaho Mines 400,000 a_.nt for John Mull-pan, free Miner'-Certificate No. US0173, intend, sixty days from date hereof,: Jackson 20,000 to apply to the Mining- Recorder for a certificate'! Alex Munro Last Chance of improvements, for the purpose of obtaining, 213,000 Third Annual HAS OPENED A 0 Crown jjrant of the above claim. Monitor 2.7,500 And furthertake notice that action, under sec­ tion 37, must be commenced before the issuance, Noble Five...... 59,000 of .*-uch certificate of improvements. Payne ...... r, 420,000 Dated this 13th day of July. A. D. 1903. Carriage and Wagon Shop I.H. HA_,_,ETT. Bess...... 25,000 CEiEORATION IN COI-NI.CTIOI. WITH THE BLACKSMITH SHOP. Rambler-Cariboo . 220,000 1 Ruth.,.., 125,000 MINERAL ACT, 1896. Contracting and Building , Reco 287,000 Certificate of Improvements. Slocan Star 500,000 At PHOENIX! Notice. Jobbing Promptly __y.t.en$ed tQ, Surprise 20,000 Sunset 55.000 Denver Mineral Claim situate in the Greenwood Full JAm Qf ^^rc. Woods, Mining Division of Yale District. Washington 38,000 Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 7-5, 1903. Where located, in Greenwood camp...... S/}0/. 0/1 Dfijnbtiqn, ___we...... Whitewater 194,000 fake notice that I.Albert E. Ashcroft. F. M. C. No. B55279, acting as agent for A. A. Mcintosh, Special Railway Rates from All Points. Free Miner's Certificate No. B55242, and W. H, EAST KOOTENAY. Spence, Free Miner'sCertificnteNo 80267. intend, if sixty days from the date hereof, to apj-ly to the North Star, silver-lead. 373.0O0 HOSI_ REEL RACES, ROCK DRILLING CONTESTS, HORSE RACING, ETC/AND A LONG PRO­ Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improve­ yw ments, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LIQUOR Valuable Time Saved. St. Eugene, silver-lead. 219,000 Grant of theabove claim. GRAM OF CALEDONIAN SPORTS. Andlurther take notice that action, under sec­ iii LICENSE. CAMP M'KINNEV. tion 37,must be commenced before the issuance of Slight injuries often disable a man V such Certificate of Improvements. Notice i" IKTCIIV given that we. will Cariboo, gold Dated this 3rd dav of ..\ugu> t, ,903, and cause several days' loss of time and 500,000 ^/S/^A^ •*A_/ ^/SA ALBERT E. ASHCROFT, P. L. S. innko uppli' ntion to ihelxiurdof Licence In Prizes $2,000 In Prizes when blood poison develops, sometimes NELSON. ComiiiisciiinoiH of tli«: Olr.y nf I'huuuix. results in tlie loss of 11 hand or limb. GRAND BALL in the Evening of Sept. 7, at their tu-xt mcetinir, for 11 tr_.1i8._r of Chamberlain's Pain Balm i.an antisep­ Fern, gold ?S>QQO the l.iqivir L'ren.. held by lis for the tic, liniment. When applied to cuts, Halls Mines^gpJd,-co,p... E. I SHEA, Chairman ' N. H. SLACK, Treasurer XV. B. WILLCOX, Secretary "Mapli' I,c:ii" hotel, eHmit- on lot (i, bruises and burns it cause, th.ni to heal 190,000 Phoenix Bakery, block I. (),il lioncidi'H sub-division ot Poorman. gc.ld[...... 25,000 quickly and without maturation, ami Phoenix Street. 'Phone 53, l'lio.nix, 15. 0.. to John Hiirtinun and prevents any danger of blood poison. day, the twenty-first day of January, one thous­ August J. I'Muer. Kor sale by all druggists. 6 and nine hundred aud four, you meet Us in Out $7,5 °.547 said Legislature, or Parliament of the said We make good bread, Try it, Oiilcd tlii->25ih day ol J111v, 11)0:$. Province al Our City of Victoria, for the dispatch ALK.V. GKKJGti, Were Well Pleased. of business, to treat, do, act and conclude, upon II. McllOXAI-D, V-ry Rern-rfcatfle £iif$ q( (.-S.rhoea. those things which, in Our Legislature of the TICKETS ....C.W.GREER, PROPRIETOR [L. P.] Province of Itrilish Columbia, by the common On Monday A. C. Flumerfelt and council of Our said Province may, by the favour TO ALL POINTS I .Ahem, -j* years ago for the first time 11K..R1 G. JOLY- I>K LOT B IN IK I. K. of God he ordained. In my lilu 1 liad a midden and severe at­ H. N. Galer, of Grand Forks B. C, I.ieuteuaiit-Governoi. tack of diarrhoea," says Mrs. Alice Mil­ were visitors in town. They accom­ CANADA. In testimony whereof, We have ca.ised these W. ZIMMERMAN ler, of Morgan, Texas. "I got tempora­ Our letters to be made patent, and the Great Seal East and West PROVINCE OK BRITISH COLUM- of the said Proviuc to be hereunto affixed. ry relief, hut it came hack airain and panied Manager Paulson of the Inter­ VIA BIA. Witness, the Honourable Sir Henri Gustnve ^THE JEWELER flf again, anil for six luiif. years 1 have suf­ national Coal Co., over that com- KDWARD VU-, by the Grnctr of C.ori, or tl.« Jcly de Lotbiniere, K <\.M. G., Lieutenaiit-Gov- fered more misery and agony than I can etior of Our said Province of I.ri.isli Columbia, HAS REMOVED TO tell. It was worse than .leuth. My lm. nany's extensive coal property,' and UtiiU'd Kiniido.il of Client Dritain siul Iiv iu Our Cily of Victorin, in Onr>aid Province, this land ami of the Hrttisti l>om.moim tit.yuiM' sixteenth day of June, iu the vear of Our Lord I:aml spent hundreds of dollars for phy­ made a most thorough examination of the Seas, Kfiitf. Otfcti'.ler of the rnitli/ctr. one thousand nine hundred and three, and iu the <_i___Domii-lon Ave. sicians' prescriptions and treatment, (*tc., etc.. third year of Our reign. Hy command. without avail. Kinally we moved to Bos tbe workings and outside improve­ To nit to whom these preset.la shall conic—Cret I- ii.t;. R. K. G-.1--.N, Adjoining the 1 lardy-McKenzie Work. que nullity, our present lioni", and one ments. They are both officials and Provincial Seeietary. day 1 happened to see an advertisemenl A PROCLAMATION' heavy stockholders in this, eflU.vprise, A. K. ^cPhillips, Atlorjiey-flenernl He will he pleased to see of'Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Whereas, We nre de«irous jtiul resolved, as soon All his old palion., and many Diarrhoea l.emedy with a testimonial of as niny be, lo meet Our. people of Our Province Reduced Summer Excursion Rates. and expressed th,cin,sclve>S as well of I.ritish Columbin. aiul tu have their advice in New ones at the a man who had heeh cured by it, The The Denver it Rio Giande, popu­ From PHOENIX to pleased \\h\\ the proper.)', and predict our Legislature, We do make known Our Koyrd NEW LOCATION. case was so similar to my own that 1 will and pleasure to call a new Legislative As­ larly known as the "Scenic Line of concluded to try the remedy. Tlie re­ great things, (iy its future.—lllairmore sembly of Our said Province; and do further de­ l.iul, Minneapolis, Duluth Sifiux sult wn.8 wonderful. I could hardly clare that by thendv.ee of Our Kxecutive Coun­ the World," has announced greatly re­ way Times,. cil of I.ritish Columbia. We hnre this day tfiven Special Round Trip Rates. City, realize that I was well again, or believe orders for issuing Our writs in due fonn.for eal. duced round-dip rates from 1'acillc SHORT LINL it could he so qfter paying suffered so ing n new I,et.slstive Assembly ofOursaul f'rov luce, which writs ''re to bear dale the stxteeiit.i Coast points I'or the benefit of teachers St. Paul, Duluth, Minneapolis, Chicago, Between June 41I1 and August 2_th (oiig,"'iut t|i(^t one hjottle of medicine, [day of July, nnd .o be returnable on or before the Illinois Central will sell round trii> $6Q,5Q. costing' |)uti\'fe\y'c'ent., cu,r.t. «'(*•'' P"1 THE MASTER MECHANIC'S I-UKU the eighteenth day ot November, one thousand wiio will spend their vacation in the TAR SOAl' hcnls and softens the skin, while nine hundred ami three,. .AND MA. POIN'T. EAST. tickets Iron) Oregon and Washington e^le |)j ajl dfuggis.ts. promptly cleansing it of jtrcase, oil, rust, etc IN TKHTIMONY WUKKKOK, "WC liave caused east, and delegates to all the prominent Ilivaliiahle for mechanics, fanners, sportsmen. these Our Letters to be itinde Patent and thv Seattle, Victoria, Tacoma and Portland, points to Chicago, Cairo, Memphis Free Sample on receipt of _c for postage. .Ibert (.rent Seal of Oursaiil Province to be hereun­ conventions—N. E. A., at Boston; A. Toilet Sonp Co., -Mfrs, Montreal. and New Orleans at greatly reduced ilTWRN: Gottpn vftgs wanted git j|,e pioneer to a .fixed: AND MA. 1'ACIFIC COAST \ViTNi.ss. the Honourable Sir HRKMI GL*^- O. U. W., at St. Paul; 15. P. O. E., rates. $72.00 joflkp. Highest price |>aid. Bring POINTS. pbjc.Tgt) arid let urn A WEL._-KNQ.WN ALBANY MAN TAVK JOLY l-K LOTIUNII-RIi, K. C. M. C. at Baltimore; Woodmen of America, Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Tickets yood for three months. Got r : cjfi.'go 'em aloflg and get yoiir money. Lieuteuaut-OMVenor of Our said Province ol j onmtq and return Hrilish Cnht-iibin. at Our Government House at Indianapolis; Eagles at New York; Dining and liullVt Smoking Library. ng limit ten days. Returning limi- RecommcDds Gfcwntierlaln's Colic, Cholera , in Ou'' Cily of Victoria, in Our said Province, Mystic Shriller, al Saiatoga Springs; -_y|_u\tre<.l, t^ew york & return, io8,.oo this sixteenth day of June, in the yeni Fast Trains at Convenient Hours *) ten days after starting west. Stopover SL l.iul, \'|inn,e.(p p,li_ '|)ulu th, (jo.50 • H #S.£. ... JOJ.V nfi I.OTBINIERK, mi Diarrhoea Remedy. of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred'and I., of V. at Louisville, and T. 1'. A., privileges either way, west of the Mis­ i l l Lieutenant-Governor. three, nnd in the third year of Our Reign. .. ."S.S 9W--\-:::::y--'--:--\:::-- 4_-5° KI.WAKH THE SEVENTH, by the Grace of God, Ahont eighteen months ago Mr. W. S. By Command, at Indianapoils. Bet. Spokane and Puget Sound £ souri river. of tlie United Kingdom of Great Riitnin,nnd R. F. GRKKN, 2 Alanning, of Albany, New York, widely Qojiesppna'jiig ra(e§ to, ajl pastern of the British lloiiiinion.. bevoud the seas, Provincial Secretary, Sale dates are arranged to be con­ ^lNC Defender of the pnitl( 'Sfc, (tc. known in trade circles us the representii Tickets at the reduced rates will be For rates nnd folders ivml full informa­ noint.. Tickets, available via Lake [L.S.J HKNKI G. JOLY nn LOTHIN'IKRK, tion regard in B trips call on or address venient (or delegates to conventions of To the Returning qfBcer o, the .Grand Forks tive of the Albany Chemical Co., wu. Lieutennnt-Governor. based upon one fare for the round v H^Vlte, including meals and berths— Jvleclornl Uistriet £ anv a_-.it - V. & K.or P. I-\ & N. Rvs. National Educational Association, at stiirering from a protracted attack of trip, but will be sold only on certain A.B.C DK>.'.;ISTON, H. BRANDT, sallina dates, August 18, 19, 25,26. \VK COMMAND VOU thnt, notlceof the time CANADA. Boston; Elks, at ..altimore; Woodmen, diarrhoea. "I tried Chamberlain'. | days. These tickets will carry stop­ G W. P.A.. C. P AT. A., aml'pliM--of election being duly given, you do KDWARIJ VII., I>y tlie Grace of God, of the at Indianapolis. Eagles, at New York; • ciiii»e eleetlou to lie made RCCordiiiRtolnw of one Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," United KluKdoui of Grcnt llritain nnd Ire- over privileges on the going trip, giving Seattle. Wash. Spokane.Wn member lo serve in the ...glut-live Assembly of Shrineis.at Saratoga; K nights of Pythias SPECIAL. Innd and of tlif Jlritish Dominions l)eyond passengers an opportunity to visit Salt nritiah Columbin for the Grand Korku electoral he says, "and obtained immediate re­ the Seas, King, Defender of tlie Kaitli.'etc . at Louisville and Commercial Travel­ Detroit (..(.worth League). . . .$So,25 district, nnd thnt you do cause nomination of etc., 1 tc. Lake City, Clenwood Springs, Colo­ cnndldntes at such etection to be held on the 15th lief. I cheerfully recommend this med­ Grand Forks, Phoenix ers at Indianapolis. Boston, (N. E. A. convention) 93.00 dny of October next, and do cause the name of To Our faith.nl the, Mcmlicrs elected to serve rado Springs and Denver; and will be icine to those similarly afflicted." Sold in the t,e(>islative Asselnhly of Our Province You can take your choice of sixteen l-altin.oie,(B..-.O.E. " 90.00 such member, when so elected, to be certified to the Deputy Provincial Secretary, at the city of by all druggists. of Hritlsh Columbin.at Our Citv of Victoria— good to return any time within ninety and Greenwood different routes. Write us. We will Saratoga, (Mystic Shrine).... 90.00 Victoria, on or before the 18th day of November, C.rrciii«g.< days. Passengers going via the Den­ ie_3, the election so made, distinctly and openly A PROCLAMATION'. LINE. cheerfully give you any detailed infor­ For selling dates and conditions ol under your seal dulv endorsed upon this Our Cholera Infantum. ver i. Rio Grande are given the privi­ STAGE Writ. : Proprietor. mation you want. A. I-). Mcl'hillips, Attorney-General. lege of returning via a different route. J. V. KOY1.K, : : sale for special points, apply to Cana­ I.N TESTIMONY \VIIKRI;OI-. We have caused these This has long been regarded as one of Whereas, We are desirous nnd resolved as soon H-Kiuniiicr June 1st, leave (ir.euwood at 6 a.m B. II. I'l-UMIUJLI., ns mnv lie, to meet Oar people of Our Province For a rate to the point you wish to aud VMioeiiix nl 7:30 a. 111 : arrive at Grand Corks dian Pacific agents, or write Our I.ettcis to be made Patent under the the most dangerous a,w. fatal diseases to :o:joa. iu., leave ('.rami Forks ._:.5 p. m.,arriving 142 Third St., Great Seal of Our Province of British Colum which infants are subject. It can be of British Columbia, and to have their advice in bia. WITNESS: The Honournbte Sir HKNKI Oar Legislature: go, and for dates of sale and othei al l'hoenix 7 ji. 111., and (ireunwood at S. p.m. J.G.CLARK, E.J.COYLE,. cured, wl\en properly treated. All that Connects both ways with flreat Northern trains. Portland, Ore. G. I01.Y DK LOTIIINIHRE, K C. M. G., at Our Now know ye, that for divers causes and con­ particulars, as well as for illustrated Vare C.rnud Vorks to l'hoenix, $2 So; Plioeuix Agent, A.G.P.Agt. Government House, this 16th day of July, A. is necessary is to (jive Chamberlain's siderations, nnd takine into consideration the to Crl-enwood, _oc; Greenwood to I'lloeni-, $1.00 D. 1903. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ease ami convenience of Our loving subjects, We pamphlets,, write Phoenix, B. C Vancouver, B.C By Command. Ore. wood to Gi ami Forks, $3. Office in (.reen- and castor oil, as directed with each have thought fit, nv ami \viththe i|d,vice oil Our W. C. -vIcBR.DE, Gen. Agt., woo.1, ttt. Northern Telegraph office. Iu l'hoe- Can you make a hetter present to Kxecutive Cqiiiicjl off t,hi tjroviu.c o( BritisS ni.v. McRae Bros. S_ Smith. In (Jrniul Forks, J. S. CARTER, D. P. A. 1 , CA_IPBKI.T. H^OWjS, bottle, and a cure is certain. Fov sale Coluuvjua, to hereby convoke, and Ijy these prcs- your eastern friends than a subscription by all druggists: ' ' " 124 Third St., Portland.Or. (It. Norther ofliees. For express rates, inmiire Nelson.B.C. ' Jents, cujoinyou, and each of you, that ou Thurs- at either office. to the Phoenix Pioneer for a yeat ? THE PHdENDC PIONEER

Rev. Wood will be absent this Choice COAL jTOCKS! week, consequently there will be no WHEN IN NELSON MATTERS OF GEN­ Chocolates I service in the Anglican church to­ STOP AT THE I IOTKL II.a.liinarl-iH fur INTkRNATONAI. ERAL. INTEREST Let He Show Tou morrow morning, but Rev Robins of If vou have never tried any of COA1.& COKK CO'Y SHAKES— j BRIEF NEWS NOTES TO PHOENICIANS .Some (if the choice \V'nt.he_ which mm' Greenwood, will preach in the evening. I now have in stock. ' It is well LOWNr-YS you don't know what gjtF" Buy now, hefore they rise. worth your while to examine lliem, Wve missed.' Any time you feel like A Pinnll hliN-. of Northwest Coal ACokis ! wliel-licr yo'i wish to get one now or Co'y -.hurt's for liiiiiiuriiate S^ule. 1§ At the Rossland meeting of the in ihe future. -We have uooil time- ndul.'iiy, just remember that wc. have Dr. Mathisoti. Dentist. Dr Simmons, dentist, postoffice blk. Kootenay Presbytery, held this week, keepers—Klgin nuike—that we can Ssufe in this line'. Most delicious, Moiiiwin, Oro Denoro, Wutprioo and the resignation of Rev. V. M. Purdy sell you a* low as $8. Not much in u^'^some, satisfying Chocolates (..ranhv Alinirifjc Shares on hiind. Granby Exchange, house furnishings. George L. Fraser, who was slightly it for 11s. Iiut that's your aiivantage. injured last week Friday, at the cylin­ from the Phoenix church was assented B_, Always fresh. Certainly, you Dr. G. S. Gordon took a rnn over Of course ive have line chronometers vould make no mistake by coming Applv to der explosion in the Granby compres' to, while that of Rev. Robertson, also. Drop in and sc_ tlip'm. The New Manager, li. TOM KINS, i to (he Crow's Nest section this week. of Grand Forks, was held over. Mr. ED. H. MORTIMER, sor buildihg, was moved from the hos­ has made it the Leading Hotel of the ___>... R. H. Karatofsky returned Tuesday I pital Tuesday to his home, and is pro­ Robertson will preach in the Phoenix Itcal l'.Htiiu*. Iimuiani'i* and Mining G.E.DgY, Kooteiiays. ; , ;Hrokt'r, P.O. li.ix 33. I 'hoc-nix, B.C. from a trip to Spokane, Seattle and gressing favorably, church tomorrow and declare the pulpit vacant. The Jeweler, Kuob Hill Ave. BOY LE, Portland. F. A. Sinclair, who has been con­ GRAND FORKS ELECTORAL DISTRICT. The Druggist. nected with the customs service at Cas­ Official C.P.R. Time Inspector. R. B. Kerr, city solicitor, spent a few Hospital Donations. 'l'llon.l6 cade and Grand Forks for the last four Notice is hereby given Hint I s.inl. on Momtay, days in New Denver on Slocan lake, Liet of Donations received since Jan; the 31st day t f August, A D., 1503. at tlie hour ot this week. years, has been transferred to Winni­ 10o'clock in the fort-noon, tit the Court House in 1 peg, for which place he will leave about l8t, 1903, to the Phoenix General Hos­ Grant. Vorks, hohJ a Court of Revision of the J. H. Trevorrow and family went to pital: Register of Voters t<> be piepareil by me under the 1 st of September. the provisions of the "Ketlisirihution Act, 19 ?," Curlew lake last Saturday on a fishing One Dozen Shirts _..-!rs. Griffin and of the ''Provincial _.|t.c.ions Act." The old copper line of the Colum­ Carpet, bed and blankets lor private ward, chick Dated at._ rami Forks, I. C, the 25th day of and camping trip. , Mrs. .Macy bia Telephone Co., between Phoenix ens and provisions M.-',"-iatliesoti, GreenwooMrs. Macd* June, 1903. 3.1. 4ih nml 51 li (IOOIH A quantity of Jam.,,: Mis. Rees S. R. AI.MON1) ' S|iiiki'Himiii.I{eview Tom Roderick has returned from and Greenwood, is being taken down Hooks ana Preserves,,, "„'. Mrs hovle I Transfer, I A quautltv of Preserve , .„ Mr. Astley Collector of Votes. Buiiilini;, doing assessment work on his Kettle by the lessees of the line, the Vernon & A Case of Whisky ash, .5 , „.'. ,A HrienJ river mineral claims. Nelbon Telephone Co., as well as the Ca.h, {__..' .:...... , A Kri.nil SPOKANE. Surgical ..rcsaiiiKH ,A. P. McKenlie 'riii'. lini'.i fiiinily . Iioti'l.'in ih" citv, E. I.. Hardy, brother of Thos. J. old line between Greenwood and Ijeddiiigr , Wm Volrn Wllliain- li?lit-fl(llleii.](tap5. j Church Services j EVERY SPORT Karrlst.r Kees , . W. II Cochrane Willi or u'itliuiit. 1 nl. I'licef mod.rate, and Neil Hardy, was up from his Grand Forks, via Eholt. Much needed SWIIIR Splint llr. Delnlmy j Tomorrow. J SUTHERLAND _ DART, North Fork ranch this week. Government Agent McMynn has Hooka and KgK» ,.,.- Mrs. Willcox Dry Wood for sale. Two Dozen Pillow Blips anil One I-O_.II Towels J O h I.I KS \V IT II A I'roprieiorH. New Crockery, new Glassware, new moved into the new court house at Sir. Macy Church of England Services—Holy Cash,l.o „.A Kiiciut X.omniunioii each Sunday at 8 a. in.., Trunks, new Valises—lotsofnexv goods Greenwood with his staff. The build­ Hook. • Mrs. Willcox «-»••»•»<••-"»••*••»•• •.•••««..•.•• at the Granby Exchange. ing was erected by Smith Bros., the Papers and M___xiii-_,„._,M_K_t: Ilros Jfc Smith WH-ftOCttSTEADER,: Matins, 11 a.m.; Evensong, 7:30 p.m.; Might small Wuril Tables and Wicker Kasy Chair well known contractors, who erected sev­ ? Kesideiice aiid Stables at foot of » fust Sunday in each month Holy :::::::::..:::::( BtOWfliC \:::: J. T. Tipping went out on Monday's <• • • A Friend a Dominion Ave., Pliotuix, n C. s : Communion also al midday. All seats train to Nelson, intending to visit the eral structures in Phoenix. Provisions....,,.,,..,,,,...,.,,,.,,...,., Mrs. Macy J 1'. O. Box 269. 'Phone No 40. # :U:::::::::::::|- C&ttoetSi j "* nothing , „...„„.„.„,...,..., .'..Friends free. Slocan and Poplar creek mining sec­ By the burning out of the trans­ Subscriptions Cor seven Magazines, A. I,. While, . • - New yprk city St. Andrews' Presbyterian Church, tions. former on Dominion avenue this week, Heater Turkey „„„„., ,..,„ W. S Macy Cash,l_. Kasteru|Towusliips Bank.Sherbrooke Service tomorrow at 11 a. in, and Let us sltosvyou liow easy it is to part of the lower town was left in dark- all, Iijo.oo,. ,...,,....Lonl „jrat)icona Chas A. DesBrisay, Great Northern _ ""' a new trans- .u.h.js , ., „,.,..,...A Friend 7:30 p. m. Sunday school and Bible make good pictures. right of way man, likes the climate of ness two nights, until Twenty-five dollar (6 day) I lock.„„„Geo. I*. Dey _. __ ^ here from A quantity of Provisions „.,.„„„ W. K. M. cy class at 3:30 p. 111. Midweek meeting Phoenix so well that he came in again former could be gotten A quantity or Marmnlarle..,. W. _,. Germain . 1 Wednesday at 7.30• p.m. Rev. V;.M. Cascade and put in place. Pot Plants... D. Mcl'hcrson and C Henderson PHOENIX. B, C. Thursday. Kgg- , ;.,..., ,A Friend Purdy, B. A., pastor. Brownie Cameras, $ \ ^ $2 The Grand Forks Liberal Associa Cash .100 Mr. and Mrs, S H. C. Miner R.P.Pettipiece, of Vancouver, editor _S ti. p boiler for Steam Heating,.,,„Granby Co. tion has passed resolutions asking for For Sale or Rent. Methodist—Services at 11 a.m. and of the Western Clarion, was rustling Two Cords of Wood „.„.,;_..,...„.A Friend the repeal of the Railway Assessment Sawing Three Cords of Wood „.,„„,...,„„A Friend 7,30 p. m. at Hardy-McKenzie hall, the ALBERT GROULX, subscribers and shareholders here early StrawberriesMeats. . Marshal.Mrs W.l S&, Mao Sheya pastor preaching at both services. Sun-1 Act, etc., so far as they either limit or Flowers.... ;.,, .-...Friends Cornplefely Futnisliod, ! Practical Horse-hoeing, BUcksmlthlnj, this week. Pot 1'lnitta Mrs. Pctrie day School at 2.30 p. ro. A hearty in- • wholly exempt railway companies and Pot Plants. Mrs. I Crawford ,„Harry Wa'sh Centrally Located and & llO.MINION AVF... I'llOKNlX. B.C. The wagon road between Phoenix other corporations from taxation. firFiree t'oj-ciPokers. ,.,„ ,.„ .,,„...,„ vitation is extended to all. > Thos. _(i.i..._iifii Kail. Barrel., „„,.„,....,„ ,. Centra) Hotel Good Sttuid for ».»•.•••••••••'•••••••»•»-•• •• • •. • ' and Hartford Junction is being put in Green, B. A., pastor. KNOII llll.l. AVK„ PlIOKNIX, B ('. Wednesday the large government Nelsou Daily News, Mews. Fletcher The Right .\jan. the best condition for years by Road and J$. Williams safe that has done duty in Greenwood Box Peaches.,.,,,....,,. ,„„.•„.„.„.,....„.C. TippinK Apply tq Foreman Findlay. and Saucers..,.,., „ „....Mi_. J.Wpjter. for a "number of years, was taken to . oda *ypl|on „ ., .Mr J. ti. Hoyle MUI-.LIN'.BROS., Geo. A. Fraser, Conservative can­ Grand Forks by a six horse team, not Provisions „,„ ,:..„ ,...Mr. W. S. Macy PHOENIX, B. C. Lady's Dressing Gown, Cape and didate in this riding, will be here next being required in Greenwood longer, Traveling Kug, Key. )i. P. Flewelling week Friday to consult with local as the new; court house there is fitted members of the party. with vaults. l^nol) Hill Avenue, (_> F. M. Elkins, of the New York Now that the long delayed lumber Phoenix, B. C. Life,, and J. Bum Morgan, of thefo r the new Catholic church is begin­ Bellevue Cafe CYCLOPS MINING STEEL Mutual Life of New York, were doing V) c ning to arrive, Gospel Hill will ere long Finest table in the Boundary set at this house All honi- cooking. 3 business here this week. be graced by another sightly church Best that the market affords, A trial solicited. SHOES AND DIES The Granby Co. has decided to edifice, under the skillful manipulation E present the new racing hose cart, of the men employed by Contractor (0 recently built at the company's shops Munro. to the city fire department. Hon. H. M. Cochrane, of Hillhurst, (3 For Best Results. Quebec, recently died there. He was THOS. BROWN, T. Green, B.A., went to Nelson —DEALER IN— Monday to attend the annual financial a senator, a great stock raiser, and a district meeting of the Methodist director of the Eastern Townships , church for Kootenay and Boundary.- Bank. Incidentally he was a paid up For rapidly and ecoaom.cally removing bark from subscriber to the Phoenix Pioneer, hav­ Men's Wear Exclusively, ^mi . M. A. Phalen, B. A., formerly of ing read this paper almost since the pulp wood we universally recommend Vancouver, is the new principal of first issue. Invites every man fn Phoenix to give the Greenwood public school, with him j. call and examine goods. . . . . Miss Brethour, of Saanich, as assistant. W. H. Fraser, of Grand Forks, is r CHALLENGE PULP WOOD BARKER reported to have secured a contract for The ladies of the Presbyterian the excavations for the converter build Hardy-McKefl^e Blk., Dominion Ave. church will serve meals on the two ing for the Greenwood smelter, which A cut of which appears herewith. days of the Labor Day celebration m will be put in as rapidly as possible. PHOENIX, B. C. FuHinforiiiatioii from the iiiamifacturers. P. Burns & Co.'s old shop on Domin­ Railway tracks fratn the furnaces are ion avenue. now being laid for the purpose of car­ BUILT BY No ore trains were: sent out from rying off the hot slag with a 7x12 loco­ tne Granby mines last Tuesday, in motive, soon to arrive. The work of The Jenches Machine company, Limited, order to give the C. P. R. trainmen a erecting the brick smokestack 120 feet S35 Lansdowiie St.; 'SHERBROOKE, Qui. chance to attend the big picnic at high, has been started, the job calling SPOKANE, /. OCT. 5 TO 13 Rossland. AND GREENWOOD for a quarter of a million bricks. TENTH ANNUAL ROSSLAND C. E.Sangster, of Rossland, mechani­ cal man from the Canadian Rand A -KNOWN AJ.QANV MAN Drill Co., was in the city several days n _, this week, looking after the newReconmeid i CkfO.b.rU.lB'. §oUt, GMer_ INTERSTATE FAIR (>0(>

As this is our LAST Boots and Shoes, business in Hats and Caps,

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reater Reinetions than ever Staple and F&ney Dry Goods, visit is absc^ely necessary in order io reap the fall House Furnishings, IPI benefit of &tllQ greatest that has ever been held mPlioenix »'.

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