FIRST YEAR.-NO 43. GRAND FORKS, BRITISH COLUMBIA. SATURDAY MARCH 6, 1897. PRICE FIVE CENTS
1 property Bhootiug dowti the face of the clill beneficially in aiding the growth ot the above the old.vorking, where it la thought the town and providing proper sanitary re W. J. ARMSTRONG & CO. two stringcis Forming the vein come together. gulations and Are system which now A forty-foot tunnel has been run on this pro m TOO SLOWdevolve s on tho government.'1 ANACONDA, B. C. perty, but did not reach the intersection of the Mr. Stuart ia an old newspaper man parallel stratus about GO fe'it distant. Parlies being the originator ot the Vernon News Steel ranges, Stoves, Silverware, Graniteware, Crockeryware, Glassware, PE0PEETIES READY TO PRODUCE owning Lhe extension of this properly are do HOW THE PRESENT DIFFI0ULTYIN also, tho Midway Advance, and aB ing this work near tlie end line of the Yankee Woode .ware, Tinware, Toilet sets ho has an experience of some seven AS SOON AS A RAILROAD (iirl ground for the purpose of definitely locat SECURING GOVERNMENT AID years in this section hois one of the best ing the proper place to work on their ground. IS ASSUREE posted men in the lo*er country, and 0OULD BE REMEDIED. consequently his expressions are worthy LOCAL MINING NOTES. of comment, Messrs. Snyder and Filley aro ma kin g A Recorder At Grand Forks -HARDWARE- What Grand Forks dan Do. preparations to start work on their properties as PREPARING TO PROSPECT. soon fiB the snow is sufficiently out of the Df All .Gilds, Cutlery, Churns, Sowing machines, Wringers, Washing ma mountains to permit of work being done. Their ManyParties Outfitting: for Their Spring claims are known as the Ogden and Olymjiia Would Stop the Practice of Record chines Window shades, Wagons and Trucks, Fururco Work, Steam and Pipe Thirty-three Mines Within a Radius Expeditions. and are situated on what Is known as the ing Locations in the Rossland Fitting Iron Pipe and Fittings, Etc., Etc, of Ten Miles That Are Capable miners trail near Capt. Carters camp and about As soon BB the snow begins to show of Keeping Railroads Busy the two miles northwest of Newby's ranch. District. The North signs of its resistance to the inevitable FIRSTCLASS JOB SHOP IN CONNECTION. Year Round. Joseph L, Wiseman has completed Fork Country. there wid be a busy throng of prospect another assessment on this property lu Provi ors penetrating tin* hills, most of them dence camp, called lhe Texas. Some high gold heading for the upper North Fork coun A number of Grand Forks people who have and copper assays has been made from thecrop- A. K. Stuart, agent of tho Midway try, where it is reported some rich ter WILLIAM MADER recently visited Kosshuni, have been summari pingof this property. townsite.spent a couple of days in (Irand ritory exists that is practically unex Wholesale and Retail plored. ly jarred up by Rosfilrtndites when a railroad A Spokane company has recently Forks, last woek, OL* business in con was mentioned as coming into this section, and stocked the Star and Crescent property on Ln nection with his duties as dopu ty collec There were a number of prospector^ were questioned as to our capability to furnish Flcur mountain and now have a force of men tor of inland revenues fur this section. as far up us sixty miles- near the Fast suflicient ore for shipment in case the announce- Fork, late last fall, aud from specimens at work. It is the company's intention to push Mr. Stuart is one among the fow Cana mbnt was made that work was to be started on work on thia property and show up their claim of quartz taken from the surface one is :BUTCHER: the route from there to (iratul Forks. dians who has acquired the progres inclined to believe that a rich gold coun without further delay. sive ideas of hiB American cousin from Has Removed to the Basement of Wright &, Luther's Store Where For the benefit of those who doubt the pay try exists not far up tho North Fork The meeting of tho Olive Gold Min- acrosB tho line, and expresses frt-oly his river. Tho formation is principally Will Be Found the product and shipping proposition of our mines, we herewith furnish a list of the properties that ingcompany which was called to be held at tbe opinion of the slow-go oasy manner granite and porphyry, and the veins are are in shape to meet any such agreement as is office of the company, at Spokane, last Monday, which tho provincial government has of true lissures, though small aro said to bo required by a railroad company doubting a hick has been postponed until the 17th inst. It is transacting its business In an inter rich and in most instances free milling. FINEST LINE OF MEATS IN THE TOWN. expected that some important business will be of supply and business from ibis source. The view with Mr. S. on tho su bject he said: The granite formation bordering on the list consists ol tlie following iu their respec disposed of this occasion. iron-cip belt starts in aboutlifteen miles "J he trouble bus in the fact that our up the North Fork and continues as far tive districts: Robert Clark has a force of men at provincial officials aro of tho old school as tho range extends to the north. This Bridge Street..---..- Grand Forks, B. C. The Volcanic. Columbia, Wonderful, English work doing the assessment on the Wellington and consequently from 20to->5 years be is known as tho Qranite belt and BOIIIO and French Group, Pathfinder, Diamond, Square property Hitch, Hidden Treasure, Monarch, Tiger and hind the times, and it is a hard matter tino Hoat carrying free gold has been found iu numerous placesalonj the river. Bonanza Mountain mines, on the east side of the GREENWOOD AND VICINITY. to awaken them to a realization of the North Fork. rapid growth and progress that is sure Several parties came down from this The Twins group, Garnet, ano4 at leant a half From the Boundary Creek Times. to follow the opening up of any mining sectioi lato last fall bringing with them dozen others on PUBS creek. The Boundary Mines company have district and especially one that has the some of tho finest gold quartz yet found VICTORIA HOTEL. i Bowed the bond on tho Falco.i and Rob Roy in this country and in ono instance a The Emma R-Bell, Oro Denero, Summit and wonderful showing that this has. Mountain Rose, in Summit camp. claims, in Central camp, to lapse. prospector who had put in several weeks "The Kettle river mining division is on the East Fork, displayed several goo 1 The Wolverine, Minnie, Jeannie May, and Mr. T. A. Garland has purchased the Grand Forks, B. C. Great Eastern in Brown's camp. bound to push itself to the front just as sized specimens of froe-gold rock, to Snow King and Winner, iu Wellington camp. the Kootenay district has. At present which un old prospector in his habitual The Seattle group, No. t., Drum Lummon and The Snow King adjoins tlie Reno, The Mammoth Hotel of the Kettle River District. several others in Seattle camp. its progress is being greatly retarded by courtesy to a kindred spirit, who can The Winnepeg, Calumet and Terrible iu Well After an exciting race Messrs. Fisher tardy the manner in which the provincial soften tho outlines uf cold facts, with a ington camp. and Lewis succeeded in obtaining a record of government is acting relative to public strong solution of imagination, said: MRS. A. V. DAVIS, Proprietress. Ihe American Eagle, Gold Drop, Yankee Girl the St. Lawrence, formerly the Mountain View, improvements, As it is now, when as "If you have that kind of quartz up tho and Eagle on Hardy Mountain. adjoining the Mother Lode. It is understood sistance is asked from the government North Fork your iron-caps will sink in NIGHT CLERK ALWAYS ON HAND. BATES $1.50 AND $2.00 PE-h DAY for the building of a road or a bridge, to significance before long und the rich The City of Paris, and Lincoln, in White's that Messrs, Hood and Smith are to receive a the reply invariable is, 'wait till the rail est mining section in British Columbia camp, and the Star and Crescent and LaFluer half-interest In the claim. Mr. Fisher's party way conies, then tlie department of pub- is yet to be found." GRAND FORKS AND BOSSBURG DAILY STAGE LINE m the reservation. drove from Greenwood to Midway in thirty-live lie works will give the necessary aid Thii fact is pretty well backed by tho The Boulovarde group, Bonitaand Riverview minutes. asked, provided tho railway does not execellent prospects found along the WRIGHT & SCHWAM; PROPS. group near Grand Forks. C. F. Bartholomew left on Tuesday traverse i,the route for which aid is river bars and up tho branches, for As near as we can enumerate them there are asked,' not realizing that tho more placers. Several used burned-out frying at least fifty mines iu this district that would for Spokane to order a whim for the Combina tion. The shaft Is now down (i() feet on the improvements aro made in the country pans, and washed the gravel with good be producers today hail wc railway facilities the greater inducements will be hold results. The auriferous float indicates BOSSBURG TO GRAND FORKS DAILY Hilda market for the ore. Then again there are claim, and the ledge has widened to five feet. A force of men commenced on Monday to run out to any railway that proposes to en placer deposits, and in the high burs Leaves I3os:burg on the arrival of the southbound train arriving at Grand Forks at least twenty mines iu the Boundary creek ter our domain. The idea is ridiculous anywhere good results can hs obtained, ut SJ u'-clock same evening. Leaves Grand Forks at i o'clocK a. in., arriving at district that would haul ore over the mountain it tunnel by whicli it is expected to strike a sec ond ledge at a distance of 40 feet from the that a district which pays as much The fact that tho country is abundantly Bossburg in time to connect with northbound train. Express and freight prompt a distance of twenty miles when a railroad is money into tne provincial treasury as supplied with water is enough to insure ly attended to and handled at reasonable rates. built to Grand Forks. mouth, and also tap tho discovery lead at a depth of -100 feet. ibis doc.*-, should be debarred fiom gov miners that this is a good hold for this The great Volcanic mine alone, when in work ernment assistance until a railway is Una of profitable milling. Several ex ing opera'.ion, can ship m no on; per diem than A Toronto syndicate has mado ar built, and our people should enter a pro perienced placer miners will go into this INTENDING INVESTORS all the mines of Rossland put together, This rangements to acquire an interest iu the Cana test so strong that the government will country as soon as tho weather will per may seem an absurd assertion, but it is a fact. dian claim. Skylark namp, nwnpr) hy Mr i ,*„ulU*o tKat tlio*,- will not culm-it U* it mit und RIVO it a thorough investigation.. NO one can tell what the mines of the North Suthcrhi..a tn consideration of performing a much longer. Tho North Fork river, to its extreme Fork country can do until such facilities are specified amount of development work on the We have now on sale lhe following good properties:-— '•It is also my opinion that the county head waters is not over 7U miles north furnished as well warrant the owners to gel property Tho vein in the drift on the No. of Vale should be divided, that is, so GROUP OF ( One-half mile from Grand Folks and adjoining the celebrated of Grand Forks, and as yet very few down to business and open them up. 7 has widened out to three and a half feet of that we in thu eastern portion will have prospectors have been able to penetrate TWO CLAIMS. \ BONETA mine. Will be sold as a group or singly. We have prospects with good surface showing clean ore. There fs enough ore on the No. 7 a government agent of our own, and all its remotest parts, therefore its unknown GROUP OF ( One mile and a half from Giand Forks, quartz ledge, good all around us for a distance of 26 miles lu any now In sight to pay the purchase price of the the other county machinery that is ne value us a miningsection. Most of those TWO CLAIMS. \ Assays aud au immense surface BOowing of ore. direction and Grand Forks is in tbc very heart mine and the cost of development work thai cessary, without being compelled to ap prospecting there last season were "iron- OVER TWENTY ) For sale- CHKAI' in the vicinity of the Great Volcanic of this great mineral belt. Guarantee us a rail has been done twice over. ply tc the government agent at Vernon, cap" prospectors, ami hungry looking GOOD PROPERIES \ Mountain and Seattle mining properties. road and wc will show you what we can do in to take up apremption, have a road or quartz leads had no charms for them. the way of production, by the active spirit oi RESERVATION NOTES. The Above ( Wo can honestly recommend as good investments. We can ge bridge built, or transact any other busi This season, however, will either make development work, and our estimate will be ness requiring tho service of that olll- Properties ) you good claims in any rarticular section at bed-rock prices. the upper North Fork country a new greatly iucivased inside of six months. J. S. McLean, Sam Wood and W. R. cial, At present Government Agent mining boom, or its sparkling streams We have the mines and everybody who has Monroe commenced work last week on the Norris, at Vernon, is the only agent who und picturesque scenery will forever re Meyers Creek Gold Miniug company's property. _ Correspondence Solicited. been heie to see them knows it, and we think is not a gold commissioner, and Uold main undisturbed. the mine owners have did very well, so far, in It is a free milling proposition and considered Commissioner Lambly, of Osoyoos, is very promising. -"-JF^-^McCarter, Johnson & McCarter, the way of development, under the circum the only gold commission who is not a LARGEST IN CANADA. stances. With a railroad this country in two II. E. Young of Curlew lake, has made government agent in the provience. By years will lay the Trail creek district in the enlarging the duties of theso gentlemen Or F. H. HcCARTER, Grand Forks, B. C. an application to tbe Indian bureau for permis Tho LeRoi's Porty Drill Compressor shade and its. mines will startle the country lor and mailing them both a government Spokane, Washington sion to build a bridge across ICettle'river,{about large unil inexhaustible deposits of gold and agent and gold commissioner, and trans Started Up* thirty miles above its mouth. This bridge tfl On tho afternoon of Tuesday, Feb. 23, copper ores. much needed, for at the season of the year when ferring one of them to somo central point in this district, wou'd alleviate the the new forty drill compressor plant of Carson Lodge I. 0. 0. F. No. 37. the water is high, travelers cannot use tl e fer the great LeRoi mine was set in motion READY FOR BUSINESS. ries or fords, ar.d no supplies cau be taken in difficult at present experienced in secur BUILDERS T ft 0 V MEETS EVERY SATURDAY for the first time. Considerable inte to the miners aud others on the reservation. ing lecognition of our demands for gov -Li U< Oi L, evening at8 o'elnel* in their rest attaches to thestarting of this great Should carefully consider hull at cnrson, 11 c. A cordial Invitation ex Four Promising Properties Will Start Work ernment assistance in making needed tended to a] 1 Bojourning brethren. sot of machinery as it is the largest the cost of material, and at Once. To Build a Brewery. improvements. Uy this arrangement 1'. H. NELSON, It. S. the government's representative would pliut of the kind ever manufactured in D. D.McL.utr.s, N. CI. It is evident that mining men who own pro Mr. A. Schmidt and wife, of Colfax, who visit* by figuring, find out that bo in a position to post himself by Canada and will quadruple the output perty in the immediate vicinity of the city of ed Grand Forks last week, returned to their all kinds of personal observation as to whether or of tho mine. The driving wheel of the Grand Forks havagreat confidence in the.valuc home on Monday, to arrange their business af Church Notice. not the demands that ate continually be engine is hi feet in diameter and weighs of thoir property and while they arc not abb* fairs there, and will be back here in about ten ing made were justifiable or iut. At pre 28,000 pounds. On tho steam end the RESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Services every to get out into the mountains now, they intend days or two weeks, when it is Mr, Schmidt's in Rough and Dressed Lumber sent the headquarters of tho government engine is of tho Corliss type, made in P Sabbuth in the church at 11 o. in. anil 7:110 to make good their time while the siio\v-!ine tention to at onee begin lhe erection of ft brew agent is such a distance, and the terri the form of a cross compound condens p- m. in the school room at Grand Forks. Sab moves up into the hills. ery here us well as at Greenwood, unless other bath school IO:;,!! a. m. in lhe scboel room. tory he has to look after so large, it is ing machine, The high pressure cylin Shingles, Lath, Etc. Work was started lust Monday ou the Empire wise provided, M i. Schmidt is an experienced At Carson weekly It p. in. brewer nnd has great faith in the future of this next to an Impossibility for him to visit der is "" inches in diameter with IS inch can bo purchased nt the properly on the east of the North Fork adjoin RBV. TIIOS. I'ATON, Pastor. country, so much so that lie has concluded to in the different sec dots often enough to Stroke; the low pressure cylinder on the ing the townsidc of Grand Forks, This claim keep himself posted on their requir- opposite side of the machine, is 10 inches was formerly owned by Alex. Omen, but in vest, a Inrge amount of money, not only in ,1, ADAMS, his special line ol' business, but ill town pro ments. in diameter by IS inches stroke. The II. A. SHEADS. January an option on the property was secured Grand Forks perty. "Another bad feature that needs in main Bhaft is II inches in diameter by hy Chas. T. Long, of Rossland, and G. R. P.op SHEADS & ADAHS, vestigation, and that at onee. is the fact por, of Grand Forks, who transferred the n:iuu> He was owner of the Colfax brewery, which 13 foot loiu and weighs about 5,501 nearly all the claims located in lho to Monoghau & Campbelli of Rossland. A was lately destroyed by lire. He proposes dis pounds. At the air end the machine is Sawmill Christina Lake district, at present, are company was organised, with Mr. Campbell, as nosing of all his property there and taking up titled tandem with the steam cylinders -ASSAY ERS= boing recorded at Rossland There are president and Colin Campbell of this city as permanent residence lu Grand Forks. Tin". ami is also cotnp mnd, the high pr- ire CHEAPER THAN two reaBona why this practice should be vice-president. The company Is to sink a 50- have made arrange men ts for pulling up a cylinder being L!-' Inches diameter by IS stopped. First—Because the Rossland ANYWHERE ELSE. GRAND FORKS, B. C. tool shall on the properly, and if results will twenty-six room lodging houso or Second sire it, inch stroke and thu low pressure cylin district is credited with this rich coun Justify they will continue work thereafter. At work upon which will bo started as Boon IM der 31 inches in diameter by 1^ inch O-i-fc* they return. Hue' enterprising people as Mr try being tributary to il, when it should present they are only four feet -leepin lb0shaft, stroke. Between the high and low pres* SAMPLESCIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION Schmidt are Welcome residents to the Kettle bo given to the Kettle river when* it T II. FEATHERSTON, I). A. 8. o. wbieh Is being sunk on ihe hill inside of the sure cylinders is an interc »oler through river metropolis of British Columbia. properly belongs. In lho second place FIREWOOD $1 PER LOAD. town limits. Thoy have a line showing of eu- which the air passes over a system of prospectors are not awake to the fact peritc iron, pyrrhotlte nnd some sulphldos, water circulating pipes and is cooled bj that when they record their claims in through whbh Is scattered considerable silica. Dismissed the process, Thia intercooler i>- about ASSAYER. tbo wrong record office, ami fail to C. K, SIMPSON. Proprietor. Tlie shaft I;, being sunk as near to the foot wall Tho young man, II. McKay of Grand Forks. 20 inches in diamotei and wei And Mining Engineer. Momber of Quebec. Min have it transferred lo tin1 right oilier as possible in order to make as good a showing charged with having stolen money ironi Dr. 8,000 pounds. The entile in i IngSoeiety. Mineral claims Examined .vithin fifteen days after they are noti und Kepoiteil ou. as possible, and when the ilfty-foot Bhaft is com Smith of ibe same place, was again brought be lie.l of their error their record is null weighs in tho aeighb irl I uf 240,01) pleted they will crosscut the vein, Which at fore W.H. Norris, J". P,, on Saturday lust after HEPWORTH & CO, BRIDGE STREET, GRAND PORKS. and void. This is likely to cause great pounds and it mud.' six full cal id this point shows an width of over thirty feel of lhe cuqulry having tieou remanded from the confusion if not stopped soon, and is one Mrs, Hall, wife of the Buperini lent, solid iron capping. The work is In charge ol loth inBt., pending further investigation, and Cbas.ile BlolsUreenCEPLS, K.Wollastoiil'LS of the many reason why a record office set the ponderous machinr*. in motion Alex Omen aud thr.c men are beingomployo i. to allow tlie accused the opportunity of procur should be established at once, and christened it "The Senator" in hon QREBN & WOLLASTON, Tin-; COIN PROPBBTY, ing witnesses. No further evidence being ad duced by tbe prosecution, the mngistrato held "Tho necessity of a milling recorder, or of George Turner, tho newly-elected II. A. shcadn, went over tb Rossland lust Mon that there was not sufficient evidence before at Grand Forks is appi rent to everyone senator from the stale of Washington, Druggists Etc Provincial Land Surveyors day, to attend a meeting of thy directors of the who is one of the largest shareholders the court to directly connect the accused with and I am of the opinion that the ap Civil Engineers, Etc, Coin Mining Ctfmpany, of which be is vice- the theft, and therefore dec! lued to commit him pointment will be made, ami the office in the LeK >i. president. The same company owning the Em A Pull Stock of Toilet Article? QRAND FORKS, B. C. for trial.—-Midway Advance. established, within the next ninty days pire, aro furnishing the capital to develop ibe as the government as had this matter Rapid Railroad Work. Always on Hand. Also a Well onice In VanNoss' A bliiiou with J.II. Feather* Coin. It is expected that work will be started befooe them for the last year. ston, assayci*. They Come With Springtime. Parties over from Rossland this week Assorted Supply ot on the Coin claim immediately upouthoreturn "The necessity i I a good wagon road of Mr. Sheads. Tlie Coin is aituated about four The matrimonial market of (irand Forks if it report that work on the Trail and Rob- •nORUES M. KERRY, is composed of only a few of tho young anil from Edwards' ferry to Christina hike miles up tlie North Fork, one-half mile west of and a bridge constructed over < hristina sou road is being pushed with all possi STATIONERY Newby's ranch, on the Summit trail. It has a gentle sex, promises to contribute a couple of ble Vigor und that trains will bo running spring wedding before long. We are sworn to creek is evident lo every person who has line surface showing, principally gold and sil over the route by Juno 1. Thero are AND WALL PAPER, Provincial Land Surveyor. secrecy iu the matter until the first day of April hud occasion to make the trip. The com ver. ing season will see a large amount of •Job men employed now in grading from And Civil Engineer. IKON L'UFK AM) BOUND IJUTTfi, when we will give the matrimonal young folks SURGERY IN REAR development work done io this district, Trail und as soon us the snow goes off OFFICE, MIDWAY, II. C. Preparations are now being made by Red away. mond & Gibson for starting work shortly ou and it is notfair to compell prospectors they will increase tho force to obi) men. OP DRUG STORE Associate Member Canadian and those who are interested in proper Society of Civil Engineers, these properties. They are situated ou the east When applying for Crown Grants re Trucklaying will be started next Mon side of -ho North Fork river about six miles quest that lho notice of application be ties there, to pack in their supplies and day from Trail and with the exception QllEL'uERfRUDETTAlIL, ~" MANLY'S NEW BLOCK. GRAND FORKS B. C from Grand Forks. They proposo erecting published in tho GRAND FORKS MlNEH tools, when the cost of building a thoro of several difficult cuts and tills at China E Teacher of buiUl'iiksat once, start a tunnel oh the Iron —tho best advertising medium iu the ughfare to the head ot the lake would Flat, the graders will come pretty near VIOLIN, BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR. Cliil'and sink ashafton tlie Round Butte. Both Kottlo River and Boundary districts. bo so small." keeping the track-laying force busy to TT S. CAYLEY, Student from the Ci-llese of Music of Cincin- claims have heavy iron-cropping with enough As to his opinion regarding the incor keep up with them. natti, und pupil of tlio ilistin^uishtd Maxtor and poration of Grand Forks, Mr, Stuart Violinist, Chns. Hat-tuns of tlio lirussuls Franco- work done ou them to expose a tine body of sulphide ore. They propose working the pro Any person dosiring to purchase a said: "I think tho people of Grand Belgian School of the Violin. A good thing, push it along. Thoso Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. perties extensively this season, lirst- class piano .of any make will lind it Foi ks took a good step when they moved OFFICE HOURS — Monday, Wednesday to their advantugo to call at tho MINER fresh lish and oysters and nice chickens Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 2 to ii p, m. THK YANKKE ULKL. for incorporation and if successful will office. with judicial municipal officers, work at Fishers'. GRAND PORKS - - R. C MAIN ST. - • GRAND FORKSt B. C Two men aro now at work on the Yankee Girl never permit him to cross the threshold voted an assessment of 10 cents a mem ly the hot springs will be utilized ln con THE BONAPARTE FAMILY of his palace. AMONG THE LABORERS.be r per week to assist striking printers WAS A FALSE PROPHET nection therewith, as even now when The Aiiit-rlcuii Marriage. of 1 taly. Swiss socialists now own 17 transient travel is at its lowest ebb, the Moreover, the question as to whether papers, one of which is a daily at Basel, two hotels doing business can scarcely the marriage contracted in this country and another daily will be started at Zur accommodate the public. At least one of ich within a short time. WHERE IS PRESIDENT OAIvES' thorn will double its size at once. Every by - rince Jerome with Miss Elizabeth BVBBTS TRAX.sriRlNG IN THE DO EFFORTS OF Till-: 1'IIIST NAPOLEON Paterson was legal or not has never been City council of Toronto ordered the FAMOUS ORE WHEELBARROW? residence available is occupied and more TO PERPETUATE ins N.VMi;. definitely decided, and at the Tuiler.es MAIN OF LAUOll. sireet railway employes to vote on the in demand. during the reign of the third Napoleon question of working on Sunday. Of the The Donald has Increased its force to there were a number of prominent peo- 250 votes cast 230 were against Sunday 20 men. The Charleston, the adjoining ple, Empress Eugenie herself at their labor and consequently the council re claim south, was, bonded to Rossland Tli«* *tlnl** ltt*|,i*i>s,*ii(:il l\ «-H of In head, who openly pronounced themselves liil.rcNtiliK Items fur WilKe-Work- fused to allow tho cars to be operated on llrougrlit l'i. O. Discomfort lllin—Pre* parties for $15,000. • lloiiwt* Are Dying Oul iti Europe in favor of the justice of tho claims of ers Gathered From All Turin of that day. ui» IO.IIS Al...iii Kootenai Luke There's hair-pulling among some of the —The American Bruncli. Miss Elizabeth Patterson lo be the legal the Country. IlineM Fail (o Coine True. WANT A LARGE PROPERTY DIVIDED. wife of Prince Jerome. For, in the lirst Detroit agitators, who seem to have ac place, tho union was contracted in ae- quired a strong taste for political office. KclillivcH ol' lhe Late Ann R. Allen ci in lance with tlie prescription of the Tossey of the carpentrs and president of llegill nil Action in SI. Louis. it would appear thai the house ol llo- laws uf the land in which il was cele the Michigan federation, lias been elected Six years ago men well able to carry out The heirs of the late Ann R. Allen, who A miner ut Murray City, Ohio, writes to tu the city council. John Strlegel, anoth naparte, which has played such a phe brated, and secondly, it was Luclen as thoir plans proposed the building of a died intestate in Plttfleld, Mass., a few senior of the house, und not the Emperor the official journal protesting against tho er unionist, wants the appointment of nomenally large part in tie- history of the branch of tho Northern Paciiic railroad weeks ago, have filed a suit In the circuit Napoleon, who was merely a younger raising of dues. The reason is apparent. factory Inspector, but Tossey is pushing from Kootenai station on the main line, last hundred years, having contributed "We have engaged in Idling (machine ono of his friends for the position, and court at St. Louis, asking fur un appor brother, who had the right lo sanction or to a point on the Kootenai river, und en tionment of tlio properly. more than any other dynasty to ihe radi prohibit the match, while the French mining; ubout an average of 110 men," Strlegel's friends are hot under the col deavored to interest Thomas F. Oakes, cal transformation of the face of Europe, law forbidding matrimonial alliances en says the minor. "These 110 men in the lar. The row has entered the trades coun the president uf the road, iu the scheme, Tho plaintiffs an* Thomas Allen of p.os- is in danger of sn.-e-iy tuctinction, says lhe part of Ihe princes of tho reigning last six months have tilled 31,U2:i tons of cil and no end of trouble is in sight. offering lo build the branch entire if sat lon, George W, Alien and Annie I.. Chau- the New York Tribune. This Is all the house without tho sanction of the sov- coal, or an average of ;112 and a fraction isfactory traffic arrangements could be venct of St. Louis, Mrs. Charles Atwater more remarkable when one calls io mind erelgn was not enacted till aftor Jerome's tons per man, making him, at 2SVi cents HE IS A BUDDING JOURNALIST. entered Into with the Northern Pacilic of l'ittsllold. Mass., William Russell Al the maimer in which lhe Ural Napolj-jn marriage to Miss Patterson had taken per ton, the average price, 57 cents pel- Railroad Company. After repeated re len und Annie Russell Allen of St. Louis. place, and for lhe express purpose of day. After deducting Hi 2-3 cents per day \ Pendleton Boy Who IN Undaunted Their suit Is directed against William R. set the laws of tbe church and of cou- quests Mr. oakes sent a so-called min permitting lis annulment. for house rent und 5 cents pot* day mine h* Obstacles. ing expert from Tucoma to report on the and Elizabeth L, Donaldson of si. Louis. ventlonallty af defiance tor the Bake "t Tlie French courts had this ln view, expenses, wo huve left the magnillcenf country. Fish were not biting well in the Mrs. Donaldson Is a daughter of tho late perpetuating his name, as wen as the There Is a tow headed boy in Pendle when, In 1853, thoy accorded lo Prince sum of 35-J4 cents per day to clothe, feed ton who has demonstrated that he Is lake and tho export was dissatisfied with Mrs. Allen and a sister of tlie majurliy of Bufferings and torments which his Jerome's American-horn son the right and maintain our families on. Say we composed of the proper stuff to make sue his catch und tho brunch line proposition the plaintiffs. !., Hi,* name or Bonaparte, It was only nephew, lhe third Napoleon, endured in have a family of live. We will allow Jl ess in life a sure thing, suys the Trib failed in materializing that year. 'J ho Tho Allen estate Is estimated at $10,000,- when this gentleman was Impolitic following year a similar scheme was un lae hope ot being able to retain the im per member for clothes, making *20 for une Some timo ago his mind took a jour 000 and consists mainly of real estate In onouuh in present, on the death of his folded to the same magnate and it met perial throne for' his only sou. clothes, 3 loads of lire coal at 50 cents nalistic turn. Ho endeavored to interest St. Louis, St. Louis county and Jefferson father, a claim upon bis papers and ef each, $1.50; dues to keep up our union, 25 with the response "I can take all the ore The latter, us every one knows, perish his parents and Induce them lo put their county, Missouri. fects as his eldest son and heir that a cents per month, tl,50; making a total of out on a wheelbarrow that will ever be ed In South Africa, struck down hy the venal tribunal, yielding to the pressure of capital into u newspaper plant, whloh, shipped from Kootenai lake." assegais of the Zulus, while arrayed in $23.' That subtracted from the amount while it would be a very modest affair at A 1-fftiltur O.v. the emperor, who ai that moment was Contrast that remark with the present the uniform of an Ehlgllsh officer ami earned, less house rent and mine expen the beginning, gave flattering promise of particularly Interested In keeping on state of affairs in Kootenai, and particu Ono of a team of oxen owned by J. M. Mc fighting under tlie British flag, and today ses, $51.12, we have left to buy food with a glorious future. But capital In this Kenney, whose farm IK nn Morgan's bay, Sur : 1 terms with his cousin, "Plon Plon" larly with the Northern Pacilic railroad there Is no one left wtio seems to feel the $31.12, or a fraction over 1 cent for each ry, Me., has Shed all Its mat and the si-ln lias (tne son of Prince Jerome by his second instance was in hiding, and he failed to folder now circulating throughout tho darkened and become polished, ana yet it Is responsibility in lhe eyes of the world of member of the family per meal. Talk marriage lo Princess Caroline of Wur coax it out. Ho did not throw up the country and imagine what that branch apparently healthy. Tho ox grows fat and preventing the name of Bonaparte from about economy! This beats science all temberg), issued a decree non-suiting the sponge, however, but set about to devise road would have done for the main line. works and thrives on tho same treatment which dying oul. For Prlnec Victor has formed hollow. other moans by which he might possess tiio other gets., except that It Is blanketed at American claimant on the ground that Contracts have recently been let for the night. associations that ids family have sought himself of a print shop. He found among his mother's marriage had been declared According to the Labor Advocate of first 50 feet of the shaft on the Jeff Davis in vain to destroy, which have lusted for his school mates a boy who owned an old "souveralnment" (by the sovereign) Birmingham, every hill introduced in the claim, just above town. The company Wiinl Scandinavia Wants. nearly 10 years, and that preclude the type case—just a lower case, which had null and void. From this It will be seen Alabama free sliver legislature to im now operating this claim has ordered likelihood of his ever contracting a mar no compartments for capital letters. This Scandinavia wants to secure peace in case that the claims of the senior American prove the condition of working people has hoisting and pumping machinery and ex riage willi any princess of the blood. Hla he bought on credit for 25 cents and of a European war hy having its neutrality descendant of Jerome eventually to suc been ignominiously defeated, Bah! These pects to have it in readiness for use as brother, Prince Louis, who Is at the pres made places for capital letters by placing guaranteed hy the powers, as Is now the case ceed to the chieftaincy of tho house of free sliver capitalists and would-be cap soon as the sinking contract is com ent moment a colonel of cavalry in the partitions in the compartments. He sub- with Belgium and .Switzerland. Resolutions Bonaparte are Infinitely superior to any italists are us heartless labor crushers as pleted. Meirs creek will be turned from Russian army, is a queer, silent crea lequently learned that the devil at th? asking for this will bo submitted In tho Nor that could be presented by Roland. the gold "money power" ever was or ever its present course across tlie claim to wegian Btorthlng, the Swedish riksdag and the ture, who simply abominates the fair Trlbune office was in the habit of sweep At lhe present moment, therefore, the dared to be. prevent an undue amount of water seep Danish folkethtng. sex. Neither of these princes has any ing out of the back door the type that desire to marry, or dreams of doing so. mule representatives of the house of Bo Tanners and curriers of Chicago have ing into the shaft. ivas accidentally dropped on the lloor by especially so long as they remain ln exile, naparte, exclusive of the American branch beon given a 10 per cent reduction and Work has also commenced on the Kate compositors. To this back door he repair neither ot them, to begin with, having a nf the family, consist of Prince victor, the hours of labor have been Increased L, the adjoining claim south of the Jeff ed every day after school and picked up sufficiently large fortune to support u who lives at Brussels; Prince Louis, his from eight to 10 per day. Tho employers Davis, a contract being let tor- 70 feet of the type letter by letter, digging thr wife ln the style suitable to a princess of younger brother, who is serving as a cav are combined to "restore prosperity" on additional work on the tunnel already Spokane Falls & Northern greater part of it out of the ashes and the blood. The only other prince who Is alry colonel in the Russian army, both this line, and a strike and riots have started. Theso two claims are on the Jirt that had covered it tor years. These entitled to bear the name of Bonaparte uf ihem sons of the late "Plon Plon;" taken place. same vein as the Albion and the High letters were distributed in the case, and is Napoleon Charles, younger brother of Prince Napoleon Charles, grandson of An international conference of delegates lander, only the well known Banker Lucien, who resides at Rome, and tho eventually enough of all the different Nelson & Fort Sheppard, the late Cardinal Bonaparte, and grand of harbor laborers, dockers, ship hands, claim intervening, and on this claim it is self-styled "Prince" Roland Bonaparte, characters wore secured to enable him to son of Prince Lueien, the eldest brother etc., will be held In London on February expected a deep tunnel will be started who makes his home at Paris. Of these set up, in width of this column, about of tho great Napoleon. Prince Napoleon 21. The question of more thorough inter this spring to develop this as well as the four the first two are unmarried and four Inches of solid matter.. He found in Charles, vyho is married to a princess of national organization aud also a general Maestro on a parallel vein. Red Mountain Railways. likely to remain so. Prince Napoleon the back yard of a Pendleton printing of tlie old patrician house of Ituspoil at strike will be discussed. The peculiar position of Alnsworth's Charles Is a man over GO years of age, fice a piece of a job roller, begged a little Rome, has no son, but a couple of grown There is a disposition among British veins renders the driving of two or three his wife being equally advanced in life, Ink, traded a dog for a rusty old stick, THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE WITH up daughters, und inasmuch as both his trades unions to concentrate their efforts, tunnels from lake level very likely In the wife and himself are over 60 years of age while Roland is a widower. used the bottom of a small milk pan OUT CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN and John Burns proposes a plan to estab near future. The first vein is down with It is unlikely that they will ever have which he borrowed from his mother as a SPOKANE, ROSSLAND AND NELSON. Ther are plenty of Bonaparte princess lish a bureau which shall have power to in about 200 feet of the lake and then nnother child. disc upon which to distribute the ink, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. es, all, with the exception of Princess conduct strikes, agitate for parliamen about every 800 feet back a parallel vein padded a smooth block of wood with Leave. Arrive. Eugenie, daughter ot Nupoleon Charles, tary reform, etc. runs. As the mountain raises very ab A Prim*.* n*** Courtesy. being married or widowed. Thus, Vic which to take impressions from the type, 7:00 a. m Spokane 7:00 p. m. National President Ratchford of the ruptly the depth gained on each succes With regar,l to "Prince" Roland, who tor's sister, Letltla Bonaparte, is now and then commenced turning out all sorts 10:30 a. m Rossland 3:25 p. m. miners, says the bosses are attempting sive vein increases, leaving an immense is a widower with a little motherless ih, widow of King Humbert's brother, of job work. amount of stoplng ground overhead. 9:00 a. in Nelson 5-:20 p. m. girl, lie is a prince merely by courtesy. to force wages below the dead line, and lhe late duke of Aostu. She has a little The boy became infatuated with the Close connections at Nelson with steam and it is by courtesy, too, that lie bears lie believes a crisis is at hand that should Rossland parties took up their option boy, but he is u prince of the house of work, but limited facilities so galled him on the Noble Three, making a spot cash ers for Kaslo and all Kootenay Lake the name of Bonaparte. For his motuer, Savoy and a member of the reigning be promptly met. points. Molders are discussing the advisability that he again made earnest overtures to transaction of it. The new owners have who lives witii him, is the daughter of a family of Italy, nnd in no sense a Bona Passengers for Kettle River and Bound of establishing out-of-work benefits. A the head of the house for funds, but the organized a company. plumber of the name of Jnllln, and ihe parte. Princess Charlotte Bonaparte, sis- ary Creek connect at Marcus with staLouis Bonaparte wed, which is will Havo some trade and know how to ceding somo kind of recognition lo Rol western states. The plan is also begin regarded by those who are acquainted do something. Then again I think that a and in consequence of his excellent man ning to spread in the cast. : : :FROM : : : with Bonapartlst affairs as improbable young person ough to read and get his ner and his vast wealth, the latter com Owing to the boycott of organized lab in lho extreme, the responsibility of con brain full of good knowledge and learn ing to him through his partnership in or, Armour, the meat king, has been Marcus to Grand Forks, Greenwood, Anaconda, tinuing the name of Bonaparte will lie at ing. He ought to go to school reagular the —eat gambling hell at .Monte Carlo. compelled to practically close his can tlie door of the American branch of the and study, hut, he should not study too which is Inherited from his late wife, ning department. Boundary Falls and Midway, B. C, house, since Roland Is merely a Bona hard because it will make an ldit of him Marie Blanc, daughter and a co-heiress Livery stable and cab proprietors of parte by courtesy. This is a surprising He should not study at home because he of the founder of the institution. New York are adopting a nice scheme to And all Points on the Reservation. state of things when one remembers how studeis enough at shook The child get around strikes. They are putting in From this it will he seen thut not only anxious the first emperor was to provide loves freedom as well as any you Stages Leave Marcus on ihe Arrival ot the Train. is there no present likelihood of a con horseless carriages. against such a contingency as the extinc ng creature. He should have a certain Leave Grand Forks 4:00 a. m. tinuation of the house of Bonaparte in tion of the name of Bonaparte, and it City fathers of Council Bluffs, Iowa Arrive Grand Forks 9:00 p. m. amount of labor and should do it che the imperial or princely line, but that would be indeed an irony of fate were its passed an ordinance requiring that all Leave Marcus 12 m. erfuly but de not give him too much. there is not even any prospect of any per perpetuation to be secured by the grand city printing must henceforth bear the Arrive Marcus 11:00 a. m. The child should be glad to have his petuation in Europe of the name, even son of thut American sister-in-law of his, union label. parents visit and have a nice time and witnout tlie prefix of a title, since Rol whom he subjected to such unjustifiable Carpenters' union at Butte, Mont., pur should not havo it all him self, he should and has no son. It is, therefore, not im and heartless treatment. chased a church and a house. What need be pleasant to his sisters and brother and probable thut the Bonapartlst party in have they for a church? Give up to them once or twice and see If Franco, which is still quite respectable in Boston building trades demand that the AN OLD STORY OF A GREAT RIVER. it Goes, size—for there Is a historic glamour at city should employ only unionists and BOUNDARY HOTEL tached to the name of Napoleon—may Mnrco Polo's Report ConccrnliiR the citizens on public work. have to look to the United States for a Yunu'lHe-Kiung". Brewers at Erie, Pa., to assist their un LIGHTS AND SIDELIGHTS. representative of lhe dynasty. There is MIDWAY, KETTLE RIVER. Noah Brooks quotes the following from employed members, enforced the eight That man is great who knows it all, today running in a popular English peri hour day. odical a serial story entitled "An Amer the great Venetian traveler ln his series Yet goes his quiet way, First Class Accommodation, Good Stabling, Terminus ot A Detroit theatrical manager tried to Content to let his deeds proclaim ican Emperor of France." Whon one le- of St. Nicholas papers, "The True Story "bust" the union. Now he has a boycott Stage Line i-r-Jjtu Marcm, Washington. cnlls to mind the astounding history ot His worth, from day to day. of Marco Polo." in the March number: on his hands. But greater far Is he that has the house of Bonaparte, in connection A wealth of words and gall, with which everything that seemed im And I assure you this river liows so far The government of South Australia has McAULEY & LUNDY, - - - - Proorietors und traverses so many countries and cities established a mininum wage Tate. And, knowing little, makes the world probable and even Impossible came to Believe he knows it all. puss, no one need be astonished if some that in good sooth there pass and repass Woodworkers have subscribed $5000 for —Cleveland Leader. day or another tlie French people were on its waters a great number of vessels. a co-operative shop at Detroit. « * * to turn their faces toward this country and more wealth and merchandise than Chattanooga is to have trades union ie "I don't like your preacher as well a; and seek ln the descendants of the union mi all the rivers and all the seas of Chris vival meetings to last a week or two. ours. He talks through his nose." SANS0M & H0LBR00K between Prince Jerome and Miss Eliza tendom put together! It seems Indeed England will produce 750,000 bicycles "That's all right. He doesn't say 'pro. beth Patterson of Baltimore, a reputable more like a sou than a river. Messer this year and Import fewer from America. gr'm.' "—Chicago Record. Bonaparte for the purpose of reviving Marco Polo said thut he once beheld ut Illinois laborites arc demanding Iroe » * * Financial, : Mining : and : Real : Estate : Agents, the glories of Ihe first nnd likewise of the thai city lli.ooo vessels at ono time. And school books. "Excuse me," said the pile man, who second empire. you may judge, If this city, of no great Congress lias passed the Lodge Immigra likes to proscribe for other people, "but GREENWOOD CITY, B. C. size lias sueh a number, how mnny must tion bill. do you ever take mud baths?" Ilnnii |»n I't IM III ,\..i D.-iul. I lure be altogether, considering thut on Painters secured 41 unions last year. "Yep," said the cheerful man, "I have FARMING LANDS I I DEALERS IN MINIES A general Impression prevails ubroad lo to. I wash in Ohio river water every the bunks of tills rivor there are moro day."—Cincinnati Tribune. the effect that Bonapartism Is ns dead us than Hi provinces mid more than 200 great POLITICAL PICKUPS. « * # Investors Shown Claims hy ih-. traditional door nail. This is not al cities, besides towns and villages, all pos "How docs your new servant like the AND AND together correct. For there are always a sessing vessels! The nationalists are taking a. vote on place?" asked the visitor. an experi need man. large number of people in France, as in the. question of chnnglng the name of Messer Marco Polo uforosuld tells us "Oh," replied the woman who had Just every other country, who are dissatis their party. moved, "tho house pleases her very much. OTHER PROPERTIES TIMBER LANDS I Unit he heard from tho officer employed fied with the government of lho day, ami By a vote of 78 to 7 the City Council of What sho can't understand is how such lo collect the Qreat Khan's duties on the who recall to mind the fact that during Liverpool, Eng., has Just decided to mu people as we are ever came to occupy It." river thut thero passed up stream 200,000 A Large List of Good Claims for Sale on Our Hands ihe reign of the Brst and Die third Na nicipalize the street railways. —Washington Star. vessels In the year, without counting poleon's Era nee occupied the foremost Tht socialist labor party is experiencing * * * those that pussed down! Indeed UB it has Aunt Hulda—Well, David, wero they place among lhe civilized nations of tin* rapid growth at Canton, Ohio. a course of such grout length and Te- pleased to see you up at Brother George's world, and thai lis- center of political Socialists organized sections nt Bevier, gravity was neither at Berlin, nor vol ceives so many other navigable rivers, it In the city? Mo., and Berkley, Cal. ut St. Petersburgh, but ai Paris; that is no wonder that the merchandise which David—There couldn't bo no doubt o' English socialists now publish a month the grandest victories In the military his Is borne on it is of vast amount and val that, Aunt Hulda; they all began to snick ly review. er when I camo Into the room, and the C. A, Jones, tory of France are associated with the ue. And the article in largest quuntity of Socialists at Portland, Or., organized a gals were giggling all the evening.—Bos name of Bonaparte, nnd that at no time all is salt, which is carried by this river strong section. ton Transcript. were French trade, industry and agri and its branches to all the cities on their Chairman Butler, It is said, is opposed —fjll House and Car. iage Painting, culture in so nourishing a condition as bunks, and thence to the other cities in to holding a national conference of pop WIFE CAPTURED BY MOONSHINERS. during the 18 years thut Intervened be the interior. tween the coup d'etat and tlio battle of ulists. Colonel Norton and the "readers," Traveling; Man From St. I.OIIIH Mis Sedan. The vessels which t>Iy on this river are however, keep right on pushing the idea. taken for u Revenue Otlteer. Plain and Decorative Paper decked. They have hut one mast, but Tlie Alabama legislature has just de Authentic news has reached Paducah, Under any circumstances the American they are of groat burthen, for I can as feated a semi-monthly pay law. "That's Ky., from Hamburg, a landing on tho SIGNS representative of the house of Bonaparte sure you they carry, reckoning by our what we can expect from the silver poli Tennesssee river, 200 miles above there, Hanging, Kalsomin ng, Etc. occupies an Infinitely superior position weight, from *I000 to 12,000 canturs each. ticians, who have just elected another of the startling experience of W. A. Dav to thut of "Prince'' Roland. In lho first In going up stream they have to be sliver senator," writes an Alabama miner. is, buyer for Steele & Hlbbard, lumber place, his wealth Is not derived from a hauled, for the current is so strong that Whew! A fight has been started dealers at St. Louis, and his beautiful Grand Forks and Greenwood City, B. C. public gambling establishment, such us i bey could not make head in any other against Governor Leedy of Kansas, by young wife, who before marriage was that at Monto Carlo, nor has ho ever been manner. Now the tow-line, which is some disappointed pie-hunters. Leedy is ac Miss Otilla Hippel of Paducah. Davis guilty of such a marriage as that con 300 puces in length, Is made of nothing cused of being a czar and attempting to had taken his bride with him on a busl- tracted by Roland when he led to the but cane. "Pis in this way: they havo diclate every appointment in state, cities Prospector's : Livery, : Feed : and : Sale : Stables altar the daughter of old M. Blanc, whose nes trip. At Hamburg he was mistaken those great canes of which I told you be and even the villages. name is execrated from one end of Eu by the moonshiners who till that place for fore thut they nre some 15 paces in The state organ of the North Carolina a revenue officer. The Illicit distillers be GRAND FOURS, B. C, rope to the other. If the Bonapartlsts iength; thoso they take and split from end in France were ever in need of a chief populists announces that three more pop sieged the couple in their room at the to end into many slender strips, and then members of the legislature are acting little Hamburg hotol. They battered down and leader, they would Infinitely prefer they twist these strips together so as to to range themselves under the banner of queer and are likely to jump the fence the door and, overpowering the husband make a rope of any length they please. Livery Teams, one who, on the maternal side, comes and join the Prltehard republicans, which dragged Mrs. Davis downstairs. Some of from the best stock in tlie United States And tho ropes so made are stronger than would make 23 boilers in all, the reputable citizens of the town came Saddle and Pack Horses, rather than to follow In the wake of me if they wore made of hemp. Senator Allen and Representative Kem. to his aid and recaptured the young wife. who, whatever the excellence of his per ot Nebraska, are ferninst a national con The pair were hastily conducted to a Ladies Saddle Horses. sonal character, Is the son of a plumber's A Oliance for Mtutufaotnrera. ference. The populist convention at St. store, where they were barricaded, and 20 daughter and of a prince trebly marked A citizen of Suffolk, Vn., has offered n fac Louis, they say, committed the party to armed men stood guard over them. Four with the brand of Cain, and so disrepu tory site free to anyone who will establish a free silver as the dominant issue, and it or five citizens and several of the moon HAY, GRAIN~AND WOOD manufacturing Industry Hioro, nnd ono of tiio table In character that throughout the Indue,•moills lield out by a local paper is that Is argued that It would be wrong now to shiners were seriously wounded. Davis FOR SALE. reign of Napoleon III. tho latter would "the morale of the people are equalled In fow cut loose from the triple alliance. and his wife left next morning on a other places." The printers' unions of Switzerland steamer. Teaming of all Kinds a Spec'alty. large number of people, says he is advised ! a/» *.Vi-^<**c«>;.w><**>*"»*^ it GRATING OF ORNAMENTAL WOOD. MR. CARTER OF MONTANA by lhe dominion authorities that they I * THE EXPORT OF BUTTER will he constrained if not coini>elled by S EJJEeotirely I Bed lo S.'.-iir.* I'arilal public sentiment to enact retaliatory j © Seclusion ami Hall l.i-*/l,ts. measures at once, and that it will result V Farm, Orchard and Range* | "In speaking," writes Edward Dewson in destroying the occupation of thousands ' -&*'i>*^-t>*&-©*&*&-(>-j>*&*&*(^^ refer of course to its general use in this the northern bank. The school of domestic science is pond with German carp, which we re country. We are indebted lo the orient But It is suggested that for the benefit another important feature of the winter ceived from the state fish commission al for its origin, and it has been used lo a of a few states on the Pacilic coast the greater or less extent among European Great ilciilici' lo AnicrlclliiK Now cour.se in agriculture at the University of North Bend. Neb. Besides these we have Chinese exclusion act was passed. 1 a few catfish ami some suckers. There designers who affect the oriental char Denmark, Canada, Kew Zealand nu.l I:,,, i,h, \ oil in I amnio null Idaho. Professor Pox has long boon in trust that no senator Inclined lo draw are countless small flsh which were hatch acter in their work. It is only within a (I.- Argentine llepablie loin- Mexico. terested in this line of work, having made forth that simile ln aid of this legisla ed lasl summer. We feed our fish I,ran. few years, however, that il has been iii liior.i ol I iiii.-it States. a special study of the several problems tion will foi one moment ask tbe senate bread and corn. Wc have used our pond brought in line wiili mod, in requirements and mad,- the light, dainty and useful to discern any particular similarity be connected with the economy of food. One as a reservoir, as well as a fish pond, decorative accessory that il now in. tween a resident of Canada and a citizen of bis most Important original Investiga Irrigating a garden and a small truck On February 13, the Immigration hill or subject of China. It was deemed for tions concerns the effect of food preserva- patch, by means of a rubber hose, for two "The original oriental method ot lining Tie- marked Increase in exports of but- being before the United Stales senate, tho best interests of all the people of lhe live Ballvary digestion. The results seasons. Although it was not necessary large openings with these grills, thereby ter to 'ileal Britain, which was a feature Senator Carter of Montana said: United States to put some sort of chock obtained In this investigation were used to irrigate, wo have had better suc,-,-ss securing comparative seclusion and yet of the butler trade ot this country last W ith reference to tin- liill in general I by legislative enactment between the la as strong arguments iu securing the pas- witli ,,ur garden by irrigating some admitting sufficient light and air, while it year, lias aroused a considerable interest have no special objection, if criticism boring elements of this country and the snge ol the Ohio pure food law. through Hi,, dry weather than before we was picturesque in the extreme, in con on the part of American producers and might at Ibis time be offered, I think il 400,000,000 people in China. The wisdom 'I'll., professor lias at last succeeded in made ihe pond. Our pond also makes a nection with the old-world surroundings exporters In the possibility of further de would lodge against tbc bill as an Im or that law. I think, lias been amply Introducing a course of practical work in nice skating rink in the winter, as well and conditions, would not in Its original veloping the foreign markets, says a New mature and unwise piece of legislation— demonstrated. But ihe fad thai that en domestic science In tlie winter course ln as a good place to get ice to put up for conception answer our present day re York dispatch in the Chicago Record. Not crude, as my colleague suggests, it actment obtained has no relation io the agriculture. Tin- school is popular and Is summer use. Our pond was made witli quirements. It offers a suggestion, how for many years, as will be seen by tlio scorns that it would lie Infinitely better case wo are now considering. a gnat BUCcess. Tho enrollment Is V0. a common road scraper. It took two men ever, and a very attractive one, where table given below, have tbe exports of to provide that persons contemplating (im* True Mission. (..mite a number of young men are taking six days lo make it. cine man can use comparative seclusion Is desirable and American butter—particularly tu Great residence or citizenship In this country Tlio missi ,1' i lie United States as lho course. The work is very practical. a scraper by himself, although II is bet Hie full, unobstructed light of day not a Britain, of the finer grades—reached so should lirsl go before an American consul sumed, and very properly, lias been lo ex- Miss Carrie A. l.yford of the Oregon agri ter to have one man extra to load, in necessity. large proportions as In 1890, There were abroad and make clear to the consul of lend its Influence as a beneficent, benevo cultural college has direct control of tlie making our pond wc first commenced at "In such a room—say a book room or li exceptional causes for this increase, of the United States the fact of previous lent, civilizing agency over all this hemis Instruction. Although quite small, the one corner and made a bank all around brary, or. perhaps, a smoking room- course, particularly iIn- shortage ln Eu good character anil capacity to become phere, We believe that our advancement rooms are neat and suited for the work. the embryo pond us high as lhe dirt from when., tb,,.,. are two or more largo win rope, as well as a Bevere drought ln Aus citizens and show appreciation of citizen In science, in civilization, in art, In In Tlie students are interested aud are do the first scraping would mako it. The dows, why not fill both upper and lower tralia, and. quite as Important, a largo ship in this republic. Hut tbe committee dustry, together with our large popula ing good work. The equipment is exten first Bcraplng does not need to be plowed. sashes with a design made up of small surplus slock of fine butter In this coun did not think proper to Incorporate such tion and resources, entitles us, yea, com sive and well selected. Wood, coal, char We then plowed It as deep as we could spindles in a variety of patterns, inter try. While, however, such conditions a condition precedent. mand us, to discharge an obligation and coal, gas, gasoline, kerosene and electrici with a common plow. We then took the spersing colored glass 'bullseyes' here may not simultaneously occur again for The objectionable section might, with duty to all the people residing on this ty are used as fuels, nnd thoir relative second scraping out, putting It entirely and there, to enhance the affect? Each some time, American butter, It Is said, some degree of propriety, be made ap western hemisphere, tlie people who have values compared. A portion of the equip around the pond the same as before, and made to swing back on hinges, so as to has secured a stronger foothold In Brit plicable to aliens residing across the wa responded largely to our example and to ment consists of a complete sot of alumi keeping the bank as nearly level as pos leave tbe window clear and unobstructed ish markets than n has possessed for a ter, where eld conditions have so fettered their own aspirations for liberty by get num dishes and utensils. A full line of the sible, each scraping raising tlie bank when required. Following the oriental long time, and special efforts will be the hands of toll that men are not now ting governments established similar lo Enterprise kitchen hardware has been about six inches, although this depends custom, the center of each panel may- made lo retain the advantages so gained. capable, after passing through centuries our own. Are we now, near the close of added. An excellent library is supplied. on the size of the pond. Each succeed have a small pane or 'peep hole' of either In this connection it may be of interest of those hard surroundings, to compete tlie nineteenth century, to draw a line be tillvlTNily Dtiiry. ing scraping is disposed of the same as round or odd shape, which may also be to note that one of the largest exporters upon terms of equality and with justice tween the United States and these neigh Butter has just oeen made at the uni the lirst and second, although the deeper hinged to the screen. in this city sailed for England last week to our own worklngmen in this country. boring states ,and through the drawing versity dairy by tlie class of 1807 under you get the harder it is to plow and "The diversity of design that It Is pos for the express purpose of studying the But, Mr. President, let it be known and of the line actually force American citi the direct supervision of Professor Reu- scrape, as thu soil here Is a kind of clay, sible to produce in the arrangement of markets there. understood that It has been the proud zenship upon any man who wants to come ter. Tho milk used contained about 4 per after the black soil is taken off the top, these grills is practically limitless-pre The following table shows the exports boast of this republic that its standing in here for a brief period to make a liv cent fat, and is produced from scrub cows which bakes in the sun and gets sticky vailing style, of course, governing them uf Inn ter from this country to Europe in the civilized world entitles It to assort ing, or to see whether he likes the coun on a ration composed of wild-oat hay and and hard. to a great extent, however simple. Their for a series of years past. Great Britain as a vital principle the far-famed Monroe try? wheat bran. The cream is obtained by tlie This clay, although hard to handle, is very fragile nature offers scope In the In being by far the largest purchaser. The doctrine. We have assumed the right to As heretofore suggested, these two sec centrifugal method. Three makes of sep good for a. pond, for it will hold water genuity of the designs for many delicate total of 642,709 packages MI 1878-1879 is the speak for this hemisphere and the people tions will inaugurate a policy. With that arators are in use, viz.: Russian, Empire until it evaporates after it gets packed and beautiful effects, and when we re largest single year's export business on member that, as a rule, these frets are who live upon It. We have assumed and policy I believe the sentiment of this and United States. They are all of small solid. When starting, the bank should record. From that time there was a well up out of harm's way, delicacy and arrogated to ourselves the privilege of country is and will continue to be at war. size, for farm machinery, and were select be 15 or 20 feet wide. Tills will, by con practically steady decline until lws, when daintiness are not in any way inappro dictating, independent of Europe, policy There Is no demand cither east or west, ed for the special purpose of imparting stant tramping and rolling down of dirt, for a few years there was an improve priate." for the peoples residing In North and north or south, for any Inhibition on hon that phase of dairying. Tlie cream is al spread out to 20 or 30 feet, and If the back ment, which was, however, followed by South America. While asserting that est men from either Mexico or Canada lowed to ripen 24 hours and churned. Style is to be more than four or five feet above another decline. Tli.- figures given are doctrine as a rule of action binding upon coming into the United States and going of churn used is the "barrel," this form the surface will need to he wider than LIGHTS AND SIDELIGHTS. for trade years, from .May 1 to May 1, and all nations of Europe, It is now proposed back at their own sweet will. We re being easier to clean and keep in order. this. Our pond is three feet deep below for packages of ,10 pounds each, it should to incorporate In a law this pessimistic, ceive from the dominion and the adjoin The dasher churn is discarded, as it de the surface, while the dirt taken out Pa Slept Over tbe Parlor- be noted in comparison that the 300,000 drastic and trilling proposition that no ing republic the courtesy which we have stroys the grain. The butter milk is makes a bank about three and one-half He sang to her a song of love packages in round numbers, which have citizen on the American continent who been extending, and our interests will washed out with cold water. The water feet high, making the pond about six That made her father fume and fret; been shipped since May 1, 1896, are for does not previously declare his intention severely suffer, as well as our manners. Is worked out, and salt (V/a ounces to 1 and a half feet from the top of the bank. There came a thumping from above- only nine months. to become a part of the republic shall be If we now depart from the ancient policy, pound butter) evenly mixed with the but The more driving over the bank the bet That lover's doubtless running yet. Packages. Packages. permitted to do a day's work within the which has not resulted in evil but in ler. This operation is carried on just long IS7S-71) G42,769| 1892-93...... lis,IIS ter, as this tramps it and keeps It packed —Cleveland Loader. 1S71I-MI 664,239 1893-94...... 87.62a limits of the United States. Go back Into much good, by adopting these two severe enough lo mix the salt; the grain of the as it is added to. After the pond is done * * * 1887-88. 14 18! — 23,913 the most provincial periods of tlie middle and unheard of sections as a part of the butter must not he destroyed by over it will have to be puddled, which is done If some people could realize that the 1S-.S-MI 100,533 1895-90 ....199,241 ages, when passion and prejudice con proposed law. working. After working, the butter Is l»:i-M 202,424|May I. 1898 by lotting live or six inches of water into world doesn't care a rap what size shoes 1890-91 187,059i Feb 0, 1KU7 298,384 trolled the day, and you will find nowhere transferred to the printer, where it is Mr. Chandler—Will the senator from it and then tramping with horses or har they wear they would be a good deal more 1891-92 109,057] a proposition put upon a statute book like made into one pound (oblong) prints, Montana allow me to ask him a question? rowing and tramping it to make it solid comfortable—London Tit-Bits. Several prominent local exportersof but that. Mr. Carter—Certainly. bearing tho word "Varsity." After wrap in the bottom. * * * ter were conversed with In regard to the ping in parchment paper it is ready tor IlniiR-cr of lioinlinl inn. Mr. Chandler—I ask the senator wheth- Our pond cost us six days' work witli a A College Barber—Barber—Have you had prospects for increasing foreign trade. tbe market. What Is to he the effect upon our own ed It is not a fact that American wages team and two men to make the pond. any experience in shaving students? John Orpe, who Is extensively engaged ln people, Mr. President? If wo have no re are very much higher than the wages In The fall course of instruction includes, Three men one day to lay the pipe and Applicant (for Job)—Oh, yes, sir. I al this trade, said: gard for neighborly relationship, If we do the countries north and south of us, and besides the usual methods in butter and 12'/» cents a foot for 125 feet of one arid ways go over their faces twice with tbe "What is wanted in developing the trade not wish to Indicate any desire to live whether It Is not the senator's policy to cheese making, complete control work in one-half Inch pipe. back of the razor, and ask them if it pulls with Great Britain is to give a fine qual on terms of peace and good will with keep them very much higher? lhe laboratory. In this branch of the in much. ity of butter at a price- to compete witli those who adjoin our territories, let us, Mr. Carter—That will not hold good as struction daily tests or assays are nadc GENERAL GRANT'S HAMMERING." Barber—Quite right; but you mustn't producers in other countries and to put then, respond, If response is demanded, to the mining population In the northwest. uf the milk, cream, skim milk and butter forget to strop your razor several times up the goods in the manner demanded by to the matter of pure, unadulterated self- I believe along the St. Croix river the milk. The number of students enrolled Is Those Who Criticised Tills olicy during the operation.—Judge. liie foreign purchasers. The only reason interest in the matter. wages paid in Canada are just as remun 11. They are interested and are doing Were Stny-iit-lloiiicN. for the heavy shipments of last year was * * * that prices of American butter were so Can the government of Canada fail to erative as the wages paid on the south good work. This is the lirst season that General Horace Porter's "Campaigning Man (to dentist)—I want you to kill this low thai tile liritish markets could afford incorporate In the statute law of the do bank of the river. I think the same is tbc school has been operated. with Grant," now running in The Cen nerve, please. I'm expecting some money 1,. buy the best qualities. In dealing minion at the earliest possible opportun true at Detroit and other places. I know, Under Idaho ('omli I ions. tury, deals with the battle of Cold Har in a few days and then I'll call around witli tlie foreign market the percentage ity the exact language which wo now pro as far as the mining region is concerned, Outside of the dairy work proper there is a great deal to be learned concerning bor In the Maieh Issue. General Porter and pay you. of water, the style ot coloring and degi pose to incorporate in the law of tho with which I am most familiar, that the dairying under Idaho conditions. The Buy,,-. Dentist (sarcastically)—I can't kill such ol' salting are also important factors. The United States? Canada has a larger num wages are substantially the same. The a nerve as you've got.—London Fun. battle. The primary issue is, how to got proportion of water iu American butler ber of square miles of land than lhe same class of enterprises is boing prose There wero critics who were severe ln * * # the milk. The first tiling Is the cow. So their condemnation of what Grant called generally varies too much. Then, some United States within its geographical cuted on the north as on the south side "Mister," said tbo small boy to (he. far we have only scrub animals, mix "hammering" and Sherman called of lhe American producers are too fond boundaries. It has less than 5.000,000 of of the line, and any American citizen druggist, "gimme another bottle o' them tures of Shorthorn and other breeds, that "pounding;" hut they were found princi of adulterating their product In order to population. I believe It can safely be as going into the dominion of Canada to patent pills you sold father day before incline to beef rather than milk. There pally among lhe stay-at-homes, and es make bolter profit, It would seem that sorted that where one citizen of this mine is treated precisely the same as and yesterday." are some Holsteins and a few Jerseys. pecially the men who sympathized with American bultermakers could produce country will be found tolling In the United on terms of equality with a subject of "Are they doing him good?" asked the Both of these breeds, when kept distinct, the enemy. A soldier said one night, good butter at prices lo compete with the States there are at least a dozen Ameri Great Biltain, He Is called upon merely are not the best for dairy purposes. The clerk, looking pleased, product of other countries." when reading by a camp lire an account can citizens enjoying lucrative employ to take out a miner's license, and every Holsteins are noted for a large How of "1 d'no whether they're doln' father of a call Issued by a disloyal newspaper lteiiiii neiits of lhe ilritisli Trail.-. ment in the broad domain of that practi one is required to do that. milk, rather poor in quality. The Jerseys good or not, but they're doln' me good. at home for a. public meeting to protest G. II. Ware, another large exporter, cally unoccupied country. With reference to the Mexican border, give rich milk, but a small quantity. They jls' tit my new slungshot."—Detroit against the continued bloodshed in this said: "ln the export trade il is a. question Mr. Gray—May I ask the senator from conditions aie somewhat different. The What we need is a good combination that Free Press. campaign: "Who's shedding this blood, of price and as a rule prices in the domes Montana a question here for informa superiority of the artisans of our country will yield an animal that will give a good anyhow? They better wait till we fel * * * tic market are so much better for the tion? will usually prove ample protection in so How of milk, average quality, and for a lows down here at the front hollo. For Self-Preservation—"And you have liner grades of butter that there is no The Presiding Officer—Does the senator far as Mexico is concerned. considerable period. After the dairy cow 'Enough!' " Tbe soldiers were as anxious the impudence to say that the jimmy Inducement to sell io foreign markets from Montana yield to the senator from I shall offer the resolutions read in the has outlived her usefulness as such, her as their commander to fight the war lo found on you was not intended to be used and for that reason Americans have not Delaware? beginning of my remarks when this vote frame must be of such form as to send a finish, and be allowed to return to their in breaking into bouses?" said the judge. steadily catered to the foreign trade. Mr. Carter—I shall be glad to yield to shall have been taken, provided the vote her carcass to the block with a profit. families and their business. "Of course it ain't," said the wanderer. "In order to maintain our trade with the senator. disagrees with tho conference report. 1 The forage question has always been a "It is fer breakin' out o' freight cars."— British markets we must meet their re Mr. Gray—I have not had time to look should not have detained tlie senate on stumbling block in the way of successful Grant could have effectually stopped Ibe Indianapolis Journal. quirements, Tlie British buyer likes a over the conference report, but I under this subject, but it appears obvious to my dairying in Idaho. Since 1893 we have carnage at any time by withholding from pale'butter und only slightly sailed, and. stood the senator to say, and I want to mind, after full consideration, that the spent considerable time in investigating battle. He could have avoided all blood PICTURES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. moreover, he wants it put up in square ask him if he says it after duo consider adoption of the conference report as It tho subject. Plenty of forage can bo pro shed by remaining north of lho Rapldan, boxes, while with tbe American market ation, that the section Inserted by the stands would inaugurate a policy on tho duced nnd made available for all seasons Intrenching, and not moving against his Ion o Aid III lhe Sillily *nl* Hie Nn- almost Hie reverse is the case. There lions Fins*. conference report today provides that it part of this government which no senator of the yoar. ln the southern portion of the enemy; but he was not placed ln com was more but ter packed in boxes last shall be unlawful for any person, partner stands prepared today to father or sup state nothing is better than good alfalfa mand of the armies for that purpose. Stops have boon taken to place copies year than before and tiie question has ship, or company in this country to em port. hay combined with bran or mill feed; a It had been demonstrated by more than of Charles 11. Weisgorbor's palming. been agitated and I believe Unit the ploy any alien who has not previously de few roots (carrots, sugar beets, etc.) may three years of campaigning that peace "Tho Birth of the Nation's Flag," In the square package will lie used more ex clared his Intention of becoming a citizen. COLLEGE MEN IN BUSINESS. also be added. In the north, where irri could bo secured only by whipping and public schools of this city, says the New- tensively Hiis year. There is one draw Is that true? gation Is not employed, we can have green destroying tbc enemy. No one was more York Times. It is thought that the rep back to its use, however, for the Ameri Mr. Carter—That Is the language of the fhey llol.l (1(1 Per Cent of the Impor summer pastures by sowing bromc grass; desirous of peace; no one was possessed resentation which Is declared historically can maker who uses it has lo depend on tant I'ONIIIOIIN In Life. proposed law. field corn will furnish ample forage for en of a heart more sensitive to every form correct, together with such lectures as the Hie foreign market for his trade, as the silage; wild oat gives a very good yield of Mr. Gray.—Or Is It confined to the public The question lias frequently been asked of human suffering than tbe commander; teachers may deliver, will add much lo domestic purchaser wants his butter ia excellent quality of hay; eastern winter works of the United States? I am In whether our universities and colleges pro but he realized that paper bullets are the pupil's knowledge and keep alive a tubs. wheat may be sown in spring, pastured clined to think that the lirst Impression duce their share of business men, and a not effective in warfare; be knew belter proper reverence for the country's em "Then tlie British market wants fresh during the coming summer, and, after I got was the correct one—that It pro very high authority in business circles than to attempt to hew rocks with a blem. t,utter. Here we have to meet Hie com standing over winter may be cut for a hibits nny private employment of an alien has declared that they do not, says An razor; and he fell that In campaigning The original painting was shown at tlie petition of Denmark, which not only grain crop the following July. Such a the hardest blows bring tbe quickest re Chicago exposition, and copies of it arc- who has not previously declared his In drew D. White. But he failed to note one system makes an abundant supply of makes line butter, bat can ship it to Eng lief. He was aware that in Wellington's already la the public schools of Philadel tention. or two points of great importance. green forage throughout the dry summer. land three times a week. armies the annual loss from disease was phia. Tlie matter will come before the Mr. Carter—I so understand the 1. University graduates, according to Tlie principal root crops that can be "A condition which, ii is urged by mem 113 out of 1000: in our Mexican war. I52; next mooting of the hoard of education language of the section. the best authority, form only a small grown to a profit for cattle feeding in the bers of the trade, will materially aid In and In tbc Crimea, 000: and that in the ill this city. Mr. Chandler—From regularly and fraction of 1 per cent of the whole popu north are sugar heels, mangels, carrots building up a foreign trade, Is the steady campaigns thus far in our own war more habitually coming. lation, while they hold nearly 00 per cenl (short varieties), both white and led General George Washington. Robert Improvement that lias been made iu the men had died from sickness while lying In Mr. Gray—If that is the case, it is very of the more Important positions lu the kinds, turnips and potatoes. It is no trou Morris and Colonel George* Boss were ap quality of American butter, coupled with camp than from shot and shell In bailie. much more drastic than the preceding re country. ble to produce plenty of suitable feed. pointed by congress lo devise a new Hag. inerea ing economy in Ils production. He could not select ills ground for lighting port. 2. He failed lo note the fact that until Need of C'o-Oiiernllon. after a design wiili 18 strlpea and the John S. Martin, one of the largest butter In this continuous siege of fortified lines: Anii-rl.-iiiiN In Canada. very recently our universities trained men What is needed is a little co-operallou king's colors or union jack was about t" .toilers iii tills city, said: 'The quality of for, though be and bis chief officers ap Mr. Carter—Undoubtedly these two sec almost exclusively for what arc known among the farmers. Thoy should taku be discarded. This committee called on American butter is Improving every year. plied all their experience and skill In en Mrs. I'.nzahelh Ross, familiarly called tions of this proposed net will Inaugurate as lhe "learned professions," and not at more interest In their work, employ only We do not begin lo have the amount of deavors to manoeuver the enemy out ot a policy In thin country which will call all for business in the ordinary sense of the best methods, and hang together In noisy Ross of Philadelphia, who was poor butter thai we had a few years ago. strong positions before attacking him, his for retaliation from every government the word; whereas within the last few matters when their industry needs protec noted for her skill as a needlewoman, In lot, much of our butler Is belter than foe was often too able and wily lo fall upon the American continent. West of years almost all the institutions for ad tion. We arc fully aware that the finan ami proposed thai she should lint logelb- -nine tli.il IB mad. In districts In England. Into tho traps set for him, and bad lo the main range of tho Rocky mountains vanced Instruction have been developing cial condition of the agricultural Interests er a fiag after a design furnished in a particularly aa regards the percentage of bo struck iu positions which were far pencil drawing by General Washington. there must be today employed at from courses lilting men for .the pursuits of will not warrant great outlays in way of water. There is no official Information from Grant's choosing. When Loo stopped $2.50 to $3.50 per day, in the mines of life which lead more directly into great expensive machinery nnd elaborate btillJ- Il Is related that Mrs. Ross changed as to the proportion of water in New lighting the cause of secession was lost. British Columbia, no less than from 25.- business operations, anil, therefore, to Ings. The beginning must be made on a the star to five points, General Washing York slate butter, bin about 10 years ago small scale, and the things within reach If Grant had stopped lighting the cause ton having at lirst suggested six points. 000 to 50,000 American citizens. Do we de act far moro powerfully upon material a test was made of 20 creameries ln this must be pressed into service. This is the of the Union would have beon lost, lie Tbc painting of Mr. Welsgcrbur shows sire to bring about a state of affairs where development than heretofore. state in the month of June, which showed greatest need of co-opcrutlon. was assigned one of tbe most appalling lhe meeting of the committee at the home those American citizens must cither re 3. He missed the fact thai In spite of an average percentage of water or brine tasks ever intrusted to a commander. He of Mrs. Boss. Tlie artist had the advan linquish their jobs or renounce their the prevalence of the old system of train for the whole of about 9.50 per cent, a did his duty fearlessly to the hitter end. tage of a view of the room arranged with citizenship as Americans and become sub ing hitherto every large college class in conclusion, permit me to tender to very few reaching 12 and 13 per cent, and nnd triumphed, in 13 months after Lin such furniture as was originally used, jects of her majesty the queen of Great shows a certain number of men engaged thoso interested in dairy subjects the full one.as high as 15 per cent, while several coln handed him his commission of lieu and also other material, costumes, pho Britain? successfully in business. est aid that the dairy section of the agri were below the average, one being as low tenant general, and intrusted to him the tographs of the originals, and tbe like, so In the republic of Mexico it Is a fact 4. While few of the colossal millionaires cultural department of the university can as 0 per cent. It should he taken Into command of the armies, the war was far as to reproduce a correct represen so notorious as to require no citation of of the country have been educated at our give, CHAS. P. FOX. consideration that the test was made ln virtually ended. tation of tlie scene. authority Hint the vast system of rail higher institutions of learning, there is Professor of Agriculture. June, when butter contains a larger per Considerable material has been collect roads Is operated generally, managed, and one thing of which every university and centage of water or 'pickle' than at al A rulers' Institute. ed for those who may inform pupils about controlled by American citizens. Tbe collegiate graduate may well be proud, ONE FAIIMISU'S • IS11 I'OUI, most any other season of the year, as tho tbe history of the Hag. covering lhe first railway conductors, the division superin and that Is, that among those who have Tho agriculturists of Choteau county, Men- cattle In May and Juno are feeding on design and that finally adopted after Hie tendents, the section foremen, the road- piled up great fortunes by scoundrellsm Stocked Willi German Carp, a Fen tana, will hold a farmers' institute at Fort new grass. CIIIIINII nnd Some SueUerS. committee's plans, which has been there is so far as la known, not one uni Benton on Monday and Tuesday. March 8 and "This lest was made 10 years ago. Since masters, the clerks ln the offices, the changed from time to time, as to the yardmasters at the terminals, the fire versity or college graduate. The great R. Hnldeman contributes the following 9, and an interesting program has been ar then lhe quality of butter, as I have just ranged ror the occasion. Professor Emery of number of stars only, to provide for the plundering schemes of the country have to the Irrigation Age: said, has been steadily- improving. I do men—indeed, a very large proportion of tlie agricultural college at Bozoman and sev admission of new states to the union. not think that a test of 20 creameries now the persons who furnish the di not been conducted by men trained in Our flsh pond is situated five and one- eral of his assistants will be present to take recting genius of the railroads of our universities. In this field of material half miles northwest of Alda, Hall coun part ln the proceedings. at the same season of the year would An Energetic Imlliin. Mexico are citizens of the United States. progress our higher institutions of learn ty, Neb., ln tho Platte valley, between show as high an average. In the case of Jack Andrews, tbe energetic Indian who Is It wise, consulting naught but the mere ing seem to havo helped the better evo the Platto river and tho Loup. It is The Pliommi-iipli in Montana. winter-made butter, of which a large runs the store at The Dalles, and owns matter of selfishness, to Invite the repub lution rather than those schemes and en 1S5 feet long and 90 feet wide; it has at The stenographers of the district court ot quantity is produced nowadays, I doubt most of the sturgeon lines run by the In lic of Mexico to command these people terprises which are in danger of bring present about four and one-half feet of Helena, Mont., James 1'. Bupple and Arthur whether the percentage would exceed 5 dians, was arrested the other day for either to leave the republic or renounce ing a revolution. water, although this can be Increased to A. Pelietler, have introduced Into thoir office or B per cent. The producer has found an Edison phonograph, tho first tn bo put to catching salmon. Being taken before citizenship of the United States and be making of the butter Is only one-half the that it does not pay to fill his butter with use ln a district court stenographer's office ln Justice Filloin, the statute was road to come citizens of Mexico? HiiHy Shipyard-.. six feet. It is supplied by a common wator or 'pickle.' for dealers will not ac There Is $16,260,8411 worth of naynl work In Montana. him, and ho was Informed of his right lo On the St. Croix river, coming nearer to wind mill, which stands about 125 feet cept It and he has to bear the loss. progress In United States shipyards. This is hire a lawyer to represent him. He was tho eastern coast, I am advised that the from It. The pond and tho mill are con "There is undoubtedly a great deal of for hull and machinery, tho armor and arma He alone Is groat and happy who fills allowed to go down town and In a short large woolen mills found upon the north ment being additional. The two Japanese bat nected by an underground inch and a his own station of independence nnd has hutterlne nnd oleomargarine shlped Into time came back, pleaded guilty, nnd paid bank of the river pretty generally employ tleships which are to he built at Sun Fran half pipe, which comes up out of the neither to command nor to obey. the British market from Holland and cisco and Philadelphia will swell tho total to his fine. ground just outside of tho pond. This Germany and if this could be stopped operatives who reside within the United over {2(1,000,1X10. Ol' the $16,969,3411 worth of naval V pipe has a waste joint where it is con IlriiKK In Austria. there would be a much wider market for States. I have been informed by a sena vessels tho Newport News Company has work Coffee In llrnKll. aggregating $7,666,000, or nearly half. Two ' Tho prices of drugs are fixed hy law In American butter In Great Britain than tor upon the floor that the owner of one nected with the pumps, to keep it from Brazil lias at present 2,000,000 acres tit coC- years ago there was a llttlo over $16,000,000 Austria. This prevents overcharges for pre there now Is." of them, an Individual who employs a worth of naval work in private shipyards. freezing In tho winter. We stocked our scriptions. • tec. for water monopolies will be the first ORAND FORKS MIXER. LOCAL NOTES. question taken up for consideration II. Mi CAI'.TKI*. e- BOM PBOi'BIBTOBS. next Monday and by next week's issue Bonds of Electric, Steam Try Knight's meals, best in the city. . E. MCCABTEB * - - - BDITOB ANI* MANAGER, of the MINEH we nope to bo able to WE ARE 11GITY have the necessary information regard Go to Fisher'6 fot Mutton, Pork and ing all mutters relative to incorporation, fresh fish. or Horse Car Railways THE MiM-:r. is published cm Saturday and "ill the election of officers and other techni Steel Tray Wheel Barrows, at Manly's mailed to Subscriber on payment of Two cal and interesting points regarding tho Jjllars a year. Hardware. The Bill For Incorporation PLACED AT SHORTEST N0TI0E Displayed Advertisements $2 an Inch per whole proposition. month. A liberal discount allowed on long Everything the market all'ords at Passes the Legislature By At auy rate we can no ,v announce that Persons having mining or other Properties that will - ontracts. Knight's Restaurant. Grand Forks is an incorporated city, bear investigation, can have a Company promoted, or Tranclent Advertisements 20 cents a line fir-t Insertion and 10 cents a lino for each additional Silver-plated knives and forks at a Unanimous Vote. and we hope to see all dissontions and sell them, by addressing insertion. Manly's Hardware. I potty jealousies thrown aside and every Local or reading matter notices 25 cents each citizen stand up shou'der to shoulder insertion. For good job weak at reasonable for tho greatest good to our young city MANHATTAN INVESTORS & SECURITIES CO, Ltd. Job Printing al FairrateB. All accouu's tor prices call on tho MJ.NI.K. Job work and advertising payable on the lirst ol and make it what it naturally is: The 17 and 19 Broadway, Now York City. London olliees:—Chiswell House, No. •each niiiiilli. I'. 11. McCAUTEB-StSON. ELECTION IN 30 DAYS. Tims. II. White and ( has. Darington, gateway to the country and commercial bid Finsbury Pavement, London, E. C, England. of Anaconda,^were in town Wednesday. city and distributing point of the great Kettle Rivor miniug district. SATURDAY, MARCH 0, 1897, Miss llomehoe, ol Nelson, Wash., was a visitor ut tiio Forks during thu week. Grand Forks May Borrow $20,000 For GRAND FORKS MEAT MARKET, If you want tlie best meal in the city a Starter -Kegistratiou Books to Be WIZARD OF THE MINES. -—• K. A. MATTHES, PROPRIETOR. WE are tlie people. served r: tliu best style, try Fred Opened at Once-Mines Inside the Knight's. Bidden Ledges Can Keop No Secrets Corporate L.mits Have 110 Surface Fr.m Mr, E B- Warren. Nov, that lhe fight Is over it is to be LaRue Perrine is expected to returu All kinds of Meats, German Sausages and Head this evening from Spukauo where ho Eights — Somo Interesting Points Mr. H. S. Warren, of Fairview camp arrived hoped thai everybody will shake hands has boon 'or sumo time on a business in the Forks last Wednesday night nnd left via Cheese always on hand. c.:.il juili together. Kegardiug the New Act. Thursday's stage for Spokane, Mr. VV, Is Hie trip. mineral wiii'h or wizard wim lias been creating ('a-ey.dall'ort and Anderson, owners uf Buch a sensation by locating Ledges by tbo use SECOND STREET, GRAND FORKS, B. G, ,,f u forked witch-hazel switch, similar to those J'I.'I.MHI \ i CII.IVI.SM) has granted tlio Ready Cash property on Pass crook, u-oii tiy the water-witches, ol whom nearly nil have refused a goud uasb offer for this We are now u full-fledged city. of us have beard our foro-fathors tell about, in tlie earnest prayer of the people of the Colonial and Foreign Mining Regulations, property. conversing with the gentleman concerning ids (irand Opening. west by placing his veto on the iniini* Grand Forks certainly lias hud a method of locating lodges, he slated thai dur Rev, Thomas Paton, who bus boon ing bis shortstay ft Falrviow ho bad examined, The COsmos hotel wm forma ly opouc-l tV the CILBERT W. A. RANKEN, B. 80., M. E., AND E. E. "Iation bill. pretty hard row to lioo in acquiring her ! bsent fur the past two weeks attending and iu every Instance found the ledge on, over public lust Wodnesday oveulng, and ia now pro* Prospects for the precious metiils and gems municipality. eighty differentclaims, among which there wore pared to oater to the wants .>f thy travelling Organizes prospecting and exploring parties. conference al Kamloopa, is expected to elghi claims that had no mineral showing on public. This houfto ia without doubt the best Examines and reports on milling properties. I'm. "populistic" opidemie seems to return homo this evening. A fow of hor citizens wore blind to tho surface. In cue or two instance he Iruecd ami most comfortably furnished house in Grand the ledge for over five miles. BoBldes being tho advantages of this most essential Porks, and those who aro fortunate enough to got Willi Colin Campbell, bespreading in liritish ('• luuibia. We Travel over tlio various stage linos able to tell the exact locality of the ledge, lie aec unmodationa in theCosmoa'ean congratulate step toward progress and prosperity, claims to bo utile to come within two and ahnlf GRAND FORKS, B. 0. would suggest a quarantine against that running into the Forks' is becoming themselve, us the proprietors will spare no and consequently ad versed the applica |i i lies ol tlio exact width ol lho ledge, nnd two pains to see that their patrons are provided very heavy, tho average being from live and a hah feet ul the de pill It lies beneath the class of politicians from tiio other side tion sent in for incorporation. Tbe with every comfort possible. Tlie culinary de PEO. B. STOCKIMG, to ton passengers for oacli stage. surface. partment will lie under the direct suppervlsion number was HO small and the reasons 'of the lino. 1101111,'of it somewhat skeptical turn of mind ot Mrs. A. V. FrcBlar* who has aoqulrlcd a re .Matthew I iut her, a Spukauo mining advanced against incorporation so in* we Intimated Hint Mr Warren was somewhat putation an a caterer second to none in tlie EXPERT WATCHMAKER man passed through town this week en- signiflcent that very little attention of a joslior, nnd Intimated that wc would Kettle river valley. The bar will always be Tut. efforts ol' tlie Anaconda Commer seems to have been pii3 to thoir depu need lo sec those wonderful fenls performed provided with thclinest brands ol' liquors and route to Anaconda, in tlie vicinity of before wecnuld believe them. cigars and will be iu charge of a first class mix- Watch Repairing My Specialty. cial club to huve tho Provincial Miner which he is interested in somo proper tation-, the principal d.eputators being ui order to dispell this doubt, the gentleman ologlst. All Work Warranted. alogist visit the Kettle river mining ties, Messrs, Hay & McCa'luni, who, suc expressed a willingness to tore an exhibition ceeded ii gutting tbo corporate limits of his powers iu finding mineral of any kind, GRAND FORKS, B. O. division and report mi thu same as soon 'l'h ! free lecture by W. A. Welbon, in how to determine the W'idtli ol a lodge and the reduced from 1057 acres to 7117 acres. the school room last Tuesday evening depth which it lies under the surface." Adjourn TVT*)Tii;|.: is HEftEBY GIVEN THAT 00 DAYS us possible sh'iiild be encouraged by Int 380 being stricken out of the orig ing to the rooms of tho Grand Forks club, and IN after date hereof t intend to apply to the L. MCDONALD, was well attended. His subject was every section of the district, inal bill. The possessions of Peter iu tho presence of Mr. Frank Truax, the mana Honorable, the Chief Commissioner of Lands "TT eosophy and tlio Septinary Consti ger of the club, Mr. Warren gave a very satis A id Works un- permission to purchase so acres A McCallum aro included in tho town- tution of Man." factorily demonstration of how the thing was of land, situated on the North Fork nf Kettle site as allowed. dun... Producing a forked witch-hazel switch, river and described as follows: Commencing Contractor and Builder, WE unanimously agree witli tha Russ- Tlio mails between the Forks and which resembled a wish-bone with prongs about at the south west corner of lot717, Osoyooa Divi GRAND FORKS, B. C. Three petitions wero sent to our eighteen inches long, a handful of silver coin sion YaU- District, thence west 20 Chains, thence lainl Miner that no greater honor could Marcus are beginning to got ia laid representative, tho first, and original was thrown on the floor, which rolled in nil north ID chains, thence cast 20 chains, thence Plans and specifications drawn, estimates fur condition, a= a result of which several dircciions. Grasping the ends of tho switch south U) chains to the point of commencement. be granted (irand Forge it present ine, containing eighty-four names fav nished on all kinds of building. Work strlotly break-downs and tip-overs have boon firmly in his bauds with the backs turned to ROBERT CLARK. first-class.. than to elect Hon. John A. Manly tho oring- incorporation, at tbo satno time the Hour and the prong of the switch pointing Grand Forks, B, ih, March 2, 1897 reported lately, a pel ition was forwarded protesting directly toward the celling commenced lo wall; Qrst mayor nf our young and prosper about tlio room, lie lind not none fnr beforo tbe A.li. Jlart, of Qreenwoo:l, has tho against the Cascade Wator Power mo point of the rod commenced to gradually turn T S. HARRISON, ous city, lie deserves the honor, contract for erecting a building at Grand nopoly, this petition having 100 names. downward nnd when it pointed directly to Forks fur Miss Zellwood, who is opening When it was discovered that the orig wn rd the floor, Mr. W. slopped nod directly MIDWAY, B. 0, ti'iieoth it was found one of the coins. This a millinery ostabli ihment there. - Boun inal petition had boon liber illy signed THE shooting of Mr James Hood by experiment wits repeated until every piece ol dary Crook Tillies. .1:1 adverse petition was circulated con money had bton found, lie next gave an ox- Searcher of Records. Recorder MeMynn, at Midway last Fri tuning about sixteen names, a copy of liibltlon of how lie ascertained what kind of 'i bo No. 3 property, on Pass or oek, is oro the ledge contained, Taking a stiver bnlf NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notary Public; day, lias created considerable discussion Loming to the front no* owing to the which will shortly bo in our possession. dollar and placing it on tho floor, and placing bulas.cn investigation is likely tn In* high gold assays that have boon re When this was known, and curbstone another half dollar in the palm of one nf his ABSTRACTS PROMPTLY FURNISHED. bauds in sucli n manner Hint it came in cm- cently made from samples takou from talk began to becomo quite frequent, a ASSTSSMKNT ACT AND PROVINCIAL REVK- hold into tin* matter, further comments tact with tlie end of lhe switch held in Hint p IOIIARD THBRIEN, tho tunnel on the property, mass meeting of tho citizens was called hand, lie took a position directly over tlio half arc in the meantime withhold,. at which tbe pro and con element woro dollar cm tlio floor, lho rod nt ouco turned NUE TAX. Last night's Spokesman-Review states I I'ivilodgod and even asked to express downward, The ball dollar was removed and u that tho south half of tho Colville resor gold piece substituted and on resuming his their opinions on this important sub- position over thesivercoin oh the lloor the rod BLACKSMITH, A trail has been made by the govern Vation was not opened for mineral loca pet. Out of the 100 people present refused to turn. He explain in order to de Rock Creek Division of Yale. District. tion us President Cleveland failed to CRAND FORKS, B. C. ment to a lirst. class city prospect. Now thore was not tt dissenting voice against le inline liie character of ore tin. ledge carries, sign the bill neforo retiring from ollloe. i litl'ei'itit classes of ore wore held ln his band and Does all kinds of kinds of repairing and let us t,"*l in and make that I rail a incorporation. With this encouraging .is often as lhe rod turns it was an indication Tho Spukauo syndicate which owns that lhe ledge contains tlio sumo class of ore. horse shoeing. All work nauranteed. broad-gauge boulovarde and develop aspect of things a set of resolutions OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, In accordance tho Calidonia property on Hardy moun N with the statutes, that Provincial Revenue were drawn up and signed by a com rax and all Tuxes Levied under the Assessment that prospect until it becomes one of tain intend pushing work in the shaft 'Hie manner of finding tho width of the ledge II. HUFF. mittee of five, nnd the secretary or was next illustrated by placing two half dollars Act are now due fnr the year 1S!*7. tbc largest cities in southern 1!. ('. that has boon already started cm this dered to draft the minutes of the meet- cm the floor a Bhort distance apart. Stepping All of the above named Taxes collectible H, property, They intend to have a force it g and send them to our representative b ictc a lew foot he slowly approacdied the spot within tlie Rock Creek Division of Vale Dis- where the first one waB lying the switch turn trlct are payable at my nllice at Osoyoos, H. C. of men at work by April 1st. in the legislature. BLACKSMITH. ON the evening of March 26th tbo ed down, then going to tlte opposite side tlie Provincial Revenue Tax. $8 per year. J. 1). Crockell, u mining man from s.une procedure was repeated. The distance Assessed Taxes are collectible at the following GREENWOOD CITY, B. 0. Anaconda Cominerial club will give a Scon aftor another supernumerary nites; vi/.: — Kersmoos, was renewing old acquaint between tho tw >lns being the width of the •'hard times ball,'' Jn order to make petition was circulated for effect and it lodge. Tlie distance the ledge lies below the li paid on or before June :;i). 18871— Does all kinds of repairing ami horseshoeing. ances at the Forks this week. lie re* tin* affair a novelty all guests aro re is presumed this document found a surface is determined lnaslmilar manner, ex Throe-fifths of one percent on Real Property Work strictly flrstolass. pil'ts Fairview camp Coming to tho cepting Hint the distance from the the place two and one-half per cent on the assessed value cur Bted to wcaf their oldest an shab lonely grave in some pigeonhole in the of wild land, one-naif of one percent on Per front in groat shape and says that it will where the rod commenced to turn nnd where biest garments. A ball nt thai charac archives «f the oapitol. ii points diicctlv down is the number of feet In gonal property, on so much of the income of experience a big boom this summer. any person as exceeds ouethousaud dollars, the E . STACHE, ter might IK- a novelty at Anaconda,but On Wednesday the citizens of Grand dep'h lho lodge is. lie also gave an exhibition of ho\V the ledge following rates, namely:—Upon such excess vV, hero in lhe Forks it would In* an ab* J. P. McLcod, barrister and solicitor i.'.-rlo, woro intormor.l nf their proud wheu the same is tot more than ten thousand state of municipal government There 1TIU- trorcl, otu„ „ .toieri ,,l toil , ,f Wlllull, OWlllg tO dollars, one per cent; when such excess is over surdity BE a number of our society gouts of Anaconda, was a visitor at tin* Forks luck ol space wc are nimble to give, wtis no demonstration however, aud all ten thousand dollars una not more than twenty Bath Rooms, tvouid have to wear an apron behind, on Monday and was so well pleased with Mr. Warren expects to tciuru to the Forks on thousand dollars, one ami oiie-uiuirter of one the outlook that he routed an office and snoin satisfied with the result. or nhoilt the lltli hist., and will remain over a oer cent; when such excess is over twenty few days, at whicli time lie will be pl-casod to AND TONSORlAL PARLORS. will take up his residence here at onee. With B'ight changes and very few thousand dollars, one and one-half of one sect tliose who nre Interested in mining and per cent. Till'. Trail (.'reek Minor is tbo name of exceptions tho bill as passed is the give ilicni exhibition of his syestem of doing RIVEKSIDE, GRAND FORKS Billy McKay came over from tho If paid on or after 1st nf July, 1S!)7:— a neat six-column folio that mad:' its s'luo as tlio original. Tho city of business, Slocan country on Thursday to sou how Four-fifths of one per ceut oi Real Property, appearance at the thriving town of Trail Grand Forks is allowed to burrow • hree per cent ou the assessed value of Wild Grand Forks is prosp;ring, Mr. Mo- P. MoLEOD. '.a-t week. According tn th" salutory, $20,000 under its first administration, CAPITAL COn.NG. bind, three* quarters of one p#r cent on Personal Kay is largely interested hero in mines I'roperty. On so much ol the income of anv especial attention will Irs paitl to tlio tvliich lasts only for tho present year. J, and credits Grand Forks with beinj his p rson as exceeds one thousand dollars tlie fol mining interests of the Trail Creek dis We may, of course, borrow an addition Mr* Filley Says There is Pleiy of lowing rates, viz:—Upon such excess, when tbe first Ki ttle River mash. al sum to the 820,000, but to do this the -••nine IS not more than ten thousand dollars, trict While wo liavo our doubts as In Mout,y Eeady to be Invested* •cie aud one-quarter of one porcent; when Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. the demand for another paper at pres Tho citizens of Greenwood have pe question would have to be submitted such excess is over ten thousand dollars and titioned the Minister of Education tu t i a vote of tho people. In strolling around town noting tho many ent in that town, we wish tho promotor Improvements now in progress,wedroppca* Into not more than twenty thousand dollars, one nl' the now enterprise success in his un* make that town a school district. At The bill, no d uibt, has boon signed the cosy office of Fiiley & ogden, now open and aud one half of one per cent; when such ex ANACONDA, B. C. ready for business, where wo found Mr. Filley cels is over twenty Jtho isand dollars, one and tlcriakiiig. present twenty six pupils are attending "io this by tho lieutenant-governor, three-quarters of one percent. the school with a fair prospect of tho iiiisy disposing of nn aceiimlation of mail, iii which will bring the election on or (in interview with that gentleman he said: Ian -2, 1897. C. A. LAMBLY, number being increased. about the 20th of April, considering Assessor and Collector. A O SUTTON. 'Tin: news from Ottawa to the efEect ' How did I happened to drift into Grand .1. L. Wiseman spent a day oi two in that the bill is signed today, The bill Forks? Well, take a chair and I will toll you. that the likehood now is that tho Crow's also provides that a returning officer is \ttcr looking over the various fields, and iicw Nest Pass railway will bo built as a gov- town the fore part of tho week looking milling camps of tlio in nth west, and Interviews Barrister at Law, after his business interests, Mr, W., at to bo appointed by tho lieutenant gov cc ith prominent, mining men, engineers, assnv- eminent work aud il. will lie contiued tn ernor, who will open books of registra stsaud miner.ilogim. concluded thut this sec CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTRATION OF A the coast next year also as a govorn- present is doing assessment on the tion of the country was attracting moro atten- Notary Public, Etc. Texas in Greenwood camp and reports tion as soon as possible and keep them ;. nt work, is very encouraging. But if lion, than an.- other portion of the country. FOREICN COMPANY. that the showing is very good. upon until the clay beforo election. "No, I lind not visited (irand Forks before In. ORAND FOi-'KS, B.C. lho government docs nol act in tlio mat After election wo must recognize the eating, but from conversations with practical J.J Monoghan, president, and Geo. "COMPANIES' AOT," PART IV, AND AMEND ter with moro agility than it has in the immediate necessity of a system of men, who lind been hero, and from a pleasant B.McAuley, secretary of the Cariboo iliat Willi John A. Manly, Al. Manly and chas. establishment of a recorder's nllice ut sewerage, tbo sanitary benefits of our ING ACTS, H RAND FORKS HOTEL Mining Company, passed through town coinings, whom I chance to meet in Seattle the Forks a large majority of our iires- city and the importance of adequate early hi January, 1 decided to cast my lot with this week enroute fur Camp McKinney • -tit inhabitants will bo singing witli tlio tiro protection. Then our streets must this town. un ono of their regular rounds of in "Yes, the place is known and spoken of very "The Bonita Gold Mining Company' angels beforo it is completed, be put in order, all of which will easily Barber Shop. spection of this celebrated property, favorably iu Hie const cities, and towns consume the BliO.000 appropriated, This throughout the province, (Foreign). Centrally Located. All Work Gauranteed to he Mr. ('. N. Mardon has changed the will require the election of men to bo "\\ ell, now us lo the growth of the town, we FirBt-ClaSB in every Respeot. WITH representatives at Victoria, Van ciin only conjecture, it will depend largely name of his dairy from the Cold Spring trustees, -vho are decidedly conservative Registered tho8tli day nf February, 1SH7. PETER A. Z* PARE, PROPRIETOR couver, le sla d and other points it upon ihe policy outlined by tlictown company. T HEREBY CERTIFY that L have Ibis day reg • Dairy to I!. C. Dairy, Wo arc nut satis on all issues, judicious in their expen l-romwhat I huve seen of them 1 judge them teems tn its that lhe I Irand Forks Town- 1 lstered "The Bonittc Gold Mining Company" fied an to whether bo It.tends tu convey diture of the public money, and for tho wideawake, progressive, liberal,business men, (Foreign), undor the "Companies' Act, l'art ite company should have some one in whose wide experience and ability will make the idea that his dairy was establish bo first year pass such laws as will be of I,., "Ri-Kiati.itiiin of Foreign Companies," and Grand Forks to look after thoir into- (irand Forks a city of Importance in tho near amending Acts, fore the Cuming of Christ or nut, lint we direct interest and to the best advant future. n sts. There is hardly a day passes by aro certain if our citizens desire to got age to tho city. It will take at least u ' Oh, yes, I am moro than pleased with tbo Tho head office of thu snid company H sitimt* NOTICE but sjino one arrive- in town looking ,,1 ut the tiij- of Spokane,! State of Washlng- I ure, fresh milk thoy can bo accommo month to negotiate the debentures. location being an ideal otic for u town, au un- for Information concerning proporty, oNlinustublo supply of pure water, plenty of inn. U. s. A. dated by giving him a call. This being a now town, just starting Umber, building stone, brick clay, lime stone, The objects for which the Company Is cstab- The beet wire spring in tlio world W business location, etc:,: and no une here llshod are:—To buy sell, lease, bond,mortgage Mr. W. Reeves Ayeis, nf Taeoma, and into huusoket'ping, those debentures und heathi'ul donate, nnd hi fact till tlie requi in:tdo in Grand Forks. I ulso do all in give them the hand nf weclome not sites for u city oi sonic magnitude. and convoy auy mining property whloh said cUrk of Judge Uanford's court passed may sell for li or 7 per coot. This would Company may acquire within British Columbia only hurts the town but causes consid- "Yes, we havo some good mining properties 1 kinds of lino furniture und other be all the money the city would havo or within tho Unltod States ol Amorloai in op i rable unfavi rabl mm out. through tho Forks for Long Lake camp ii-.ir lioro, and will development them extcn* until the end of tlio present fiscal -ivoly the coining season, as development work orttto mild niiiiilli; proporty, ninl In dn nil n where ho is largely interested in tlie easary work therein [or lhe* development mid year, whon the government would remit is the only way you can show to the ontBlde Combination with C. i'. Bartholoxow world tho value ol thu vast mineral deposits, operation ol thosamoi also to oonstrnot, main REPAIRING, Tin- goi tal impt'OI .-ion with tlio pub* and others, 'The oompany who own a proportion uf the taxes collected, now hidden from lhe eye of mini. tain nud operate trails, nimbi or IIIU-H nf trans which iii this ease would be about throe- •1 predict for Uralld Forks a prosperous busi portation, either by water or by land! to build [urding tin* method af making ma- this proportj expect to commence work li.imcs or ditches, to aeouiro water powor utui fourths, It is fair tn presme that the ness your,und know thut ploniy ot capital Is nici| ui icnts for iraprov ids in at mice tn run a tunnel by which it is seeking Investment In Legitimate mining entoi- rights, and olootrloor other motor power, nud RUBBER STAMPS, expected to Btrike a second ledge aboul assessment will run up to J500.000, but priscs nnd numbers will soon lie coining, in i" 1'iim* <>r si'li thu iamo] to oroot mills, n ; .-lit i.-ij l.ir |i cuilty, i- cm iioiy worng, ves'igating and Investing. Miielllug or reduction works for public or prl- und Souls. Agent Tor tlio host makes ot forty feel from the mouth of lho shaft I ll • rale of laxutiup will have to bo ri'gll* villi" usu, ninl In ind to carry on n general in in ,. Im h i: '.'."i all pi i oily holders in a '(oioil day sir, please call again, our lutcli which is now down about sixty feet. ! ited by the COUDOII. string is always out, and wo want to unci nil i igbuslnessln nil ol its unions departments Sewing machines. Also tlio Huminei town wili be equallj taxed for Buch Im We have been unable to got a copy of lbs buys nnil extend to thom n most cordial in lu ooinpllanoo uitb tin* lnu» undor whloh ilm Jacob (liielz, bettor known as "Dutch sildUompany shall ,>i>,iiiiu In the Province ol I iuyo.li'. tho bill respecting the Incorporation of vitation to iniike our otlice hoadquarters," provements, oven it some of 1 ill-Ill Were •bote." .-pent Tuesday night in Hie Forks rltlinCohanbla,Canada, and in ihe uuit,d i baud Porks, but to all accounts Nelson statesof A lea, and to do all other business ,/. II'. JO NES, GRAND FORKS, D, 0 more direct!*. I • m lit. d by it thnn others. and left Wednesday morning by private and Grand Forks are id uitioal in tlie Seven Poet of Ore. v. lilch niny in* luoldentally neoosBary lor the conveyance for Wolf's camp, situated carrying out uf tho general purposo oi suld By referring to sub si ctii n l'i nl' Sec Btruction of the aot regulating inu- Word was received llils week from the U.S. oil ml 28 miles from horn un tlio reserva i umpauy, nioipulities. At this pro rata of popula I.oitol camp, situated on tbo reservation, of the tion 2")0, of the municipal clauses, Act tion, where ho is interested in a number latest strike made on the U. s, l.ekol owned 1'ho capital stock of i ho said Company is on,, All Roads Lead to Carson. tion and assessed valuation Grand Forks i liiinii dollars, divided into one million Bhares nf 180G, w.* find tl e !'• uwidg: nf very promising properties, un one ol Ify Spokane parties. Work bus been going on ,n tho par value of ouo dollar oaoh. will bo entitled to five councilnien and al! winter in shafl No. I. and a most sulisfac "When it shall, ii. tho opinion nf tin* which lie has sunk a shaft to tho depth Glvou under ray bund mid seal of ofllco al a mayor, Wnen tho registrar comes tory showing has been made, on Feb, 8, shall council bo deemed expedient or neces nf lot) fool, foot, in which the quality of Nn 1 was started about twenty-live feet up the \ lotorla, Province of liritish Columba, lids 8th here ho will no doubt bring witli him day oi February, Isn?. ED. DRISCOLL, sary to construct or repair I ridges, or nre funnel is said -to bo very promising. hill, and at tho depth of live feet lhe vein was the proper credentials and instructions cut, showing a width of more than live foot. p.. x.t S. Y. WOOTTON, culveits on any street, lane or alloy or Jake expects to spend somo time exam- Dealer in General for the regulation and appointment of At a distance of nine foci it lias widened until Registrar of'Joint Stock Companies, to open up and extend any street, iano, icing the work already done and during tbe entire face of tbe shaft, which is "ix", is in the required ollicials. or alloy (with in tho limits thereof) for his stay will perfect arrangements for ore. How much wider the lodge is lias not beon MERCHANDISE, lhe bill also provides that all mines ascertained, imi enough has been shown up to tho more immediate convenience or the further development of tho proporty prove Ibut the IJ, S. l.ol und tlie Curlew coun within tho corporate limits shall bo Carries a Complete Line of benefit of any locality within such limits He was accompanied by Wesley W. try is alright. MINERAL ACT 1896. exempt from taxutson. The minor may nnd the council is of tho opinion that Warre" n and John Lucy, two gentlemen (FORM V.) locate his claim and got his title but he from any cause it is inequitable to who are woll posted on mines and Ready for Business. has r.o right to the surface and tins gov Charge the whole of tho cost of im mining. Messrs Townencl and Hewitt, the geuir.l pro Certificate of Improvements Notice. provement on the lauds pointing there ern ment does not got any taxes from it, prietors nf tbe Grand Forks Brewery, nre now In the last issue of tho MINEK it was on, tho council shall determine what neither does tho municipality. placing their beer on tlio market and lovers of stated that at tho muss mooting hold lhe brevorngo who have sampled their product, lands aro benefited by such works or The oniy change respecting tho water Groceries, a couple cif weeks ago to discuss in pronounce it to lie of tni excellent quality, improvements, and the proportion in clause in tho Grand Forks bill was an Tbo building itself is fa\H2, tho foundation ol SAETTLE MINERAL CLAIM* corporation, Mr. Peter T. McCallum the cost thereof shallbo assessed agjinst amendment to the general act affecting which is built of Iir trees about (i-inches iu Baidj "I have some 17 acres of land ad diameter Stood on end close together, the rest the lands so benefited." Rossland, Nelson and Grand Forks alike. Dry Goods, joining the townsite, otc" In saying of the building is frame und is built most sub- Seattle Mineral Claim, situate in tho Kettle This water clause roads as follows: siuntiully. The boiler and other brewing-ma Thus it will bo soon that it is discre this Mr. McCallum referred only to that ltlver Mining Division of YuleDlstrlct. It shall lie lawful fur the said cities, nnd chinery wore brought from Spok&ue, while the Where loonted —In brown's enmu on the west tionary with tbo municipal council what particular plot on whicli ho now resides they are hereby empowered at anytime here fermenting tubs are of local make. The brew (Idu uf the North Fork of Kettle river. Clothing, and which comprises something liko 17 after to make anil divert tor any stream or ery Is thoroughly equipped und bus a dally ea property shall bo taxed, and if thoy find streams ns may bo found most suitable, nnd lo rn.city of 211 barrels. At present, thoy nre ,only m.VKE NOTICE that I, F. \Volliistoii;ar.tingns acres. Mr. McCallum is one of the appropriate or use sulliciont unappropriated brewing twice a week, but Ibis will bo hioreused J. agent for the Seattle Mining & Smelting Boots and Shoes, that a certain improvement will greatly largest property owners in this section, water lor all public purposes of the said mu us the senson ndvunccs nud the deiiinnds for it Company, (Foreign), free miner's certificate No. enhance the value of other proporties owning sumo 290 acres of land within a nicipalities, and from time to time to construct increases. , „,.. 07,448, Intend 60 days from tho date hereof, to all works that may bo necessary for efficiently apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate Also a Full Dine of radius of a mile and a half of tho town, Mr. Thii To'wnend, the original proprietor of tho council has power cither to placo a using such water, and to erect dams, raceways the establishment, is a trained brewer second ot Improvements for the purpose of obtaining a of wh: 'h somo 171 acres are included and all works whicli limy bo necessary lor tho Crown Grant of the above claim. small tax on the property little benefitted to none ill Hie province nud deserves -rrreat withi o incorporated limits of Grand maintenance otsuch water privileges, and to credit for his pluck and perseverencc hij'S.tub- And furtner take notice that action under Harness, Saddles, Bits, Spurs) by these improvements or else it oan exercise all the power mentioned in the Wale' lisliing a business suoh us he now has, "while section !i7 must be commended before the iusu- Kcrks. l'rivileges oi Act Is!i2. Mr, He.-dlt.is a thorough business man unci a ntice of sueh bertilieato of Improvements, exonerate this property from any taxes The numerous bills regarding water good snlestnun, These gentlemon therefore Dated this L'Otli day of November, 1896. Etc., Etc. j Eat at Fred Knight's if you want the muke a strong tcum aud their success Is as whatever. privileges, water rights, and applications F. WOLLASTON. best to be had int ho city, sured, HS-REPA RING PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0-J3"