>JH( I 0» THE CASCADE RECORD Published In the Interests of the Boundary and Christina Lake Mining Districts •.

VOL. I. CASCADE, B. C, JULY i, 1899. No. 34.

••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• lion has been.fully worked out and; agreed upon by all concerned. JOHN QIRARD WAS KILLED The next few weekB will undoubt­ edly Kee some developments of an interesting nature. The C. P. R. Struck by a 12x12x11 Batter Post on the will not permit tbe Great Northern Sutherland Creek Bridge. Engineers Working Between Northport and the Gateway City. to take away its Boundiry trade, that it has spent millions to ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••»•••••••••••••• secure, and vet it might make some Since D. C. Corbin withdrew his contract for construction would be concessions if it was permitted to HE LIVED ONLY FIFTEEN MINUTES application to the Dominion par­ let at an early date. In fact, it get into Eureka camp, and possi­ liament for the Kettle River Val­ has been reported as let. but such bly further on into the American ley railway charter, suddenly and is not the case up to this writing. Okanogan. Happened Last Tuesday Morning—Victim Wai most unexpectedly in April, the Instead, the engineers have con­ a Single Young Man, who Came from Am* business men of the Boundary tinued their lines on up towards GRAND FORKS-COLUMBIA SQUABBLE. prior, Ontario. country have been guessing as to Midway and Carson, and much the real cause therefor and its re­ speculation has been rife as to the Those Who Broke Into the Big Hotel Are Held sults. It was given out that Mr. intent of all this preliminary work. for Trial. An unfortunate accident happen­ Corbin had come to the conclusion The latest information is that the Monday and Tuesday Justices ed Tuesday morning, at one of the that he really had little chance of route to Carson is preferred. McGregor, McCallum and Rochus­ Sutherland creek bridges, thiee securing favorable action on the As it is well known that the C. sen heard at Columbia the case miles fri m town, by which one application ut this session, but P. R. would not, with any sort of against MeVsrs, Sutton, Gault, Kel­ man, James Giraid, lost his life. there are those who believed, and satisfaction, after its hard fight to ly and Mills, f< r breaking into the About.8 30 o'clock, a 12x12x11 still believe, that the actual reason keep the Corbin line out, see the Columbia hoiel some 10 days ago. batter pot-t was being placid in po­ of the withdrawal was something Great Northern make an attempt The defense wus that the act was sition, when it was noticed to start entirely different. In fact, it was to tap the rich and growing trade done by virtue of a ebattle mort­ to fall. Giraid, who was near it, whispered about that the Great of the , it is be­ gage given by Mrs. Fred Brown, jumped as he thought to safety, Northern, which was known to be lieved in many quarters that a but the prosecution showed that but the heavy timber struck him behind Mr. Corbin in his endeavor deal of some sort has been made the building was not in her posses­ on the back and head. A messen­ to build a railway into the Bound­ with Jim Hill's road in this con­ sion at tbe time, but was held by ger was sent post haste to town, ary, had in reality made an agree­ nection; but up to the present the t"wnsite owners. • three miles away, for surgical aid, ment with the C. P. R., in regard nothing is given out by which an After line consideration by the but before he got back the poor to the Boundary business. Just intelligent understanding of the justices, the defendants were bound fellow had expired. He died with­ what this agreement was, however, situation can be arrived at. over for a hither court, in the sum in 15 minutes after the accident. has not leaked out definitely, and Surveying Towards Cascade. of $1200 eiieh. Tbe bondsmen who Girard was a young man of 27 those who were informed on the qualified were Messrs. Manley, years, single, and a native of Arn- subject were as mum as oyster.*. Now another important factor is Cummings, Davev, Biden and oth- prior, Ontario, where his people Corbln'g Objective Points. to be reckoned with. Parties of '»wi»^>f'Gi«nd Fork*. Tbi.= case.has live He was well thought of by surveyors are now in the field he> excited.no little interest. bis fellow bridge carpenters and When Mr. Corbin started to tween Northport and Cascade, run employers, having worked on (his buibl his road from Spokane iu ning location lines. This is not structure three or four weeks, and 1889, his objective point was being done for fun. They are BONDED THE CANNON BALL before that on tbe Porcupine creek through the Boundary country, to working quietly, and are not giv­ bridge. The funeral was held the the American Okanogan, the plan ing out their object. A railway same afternoon, Coroner Smith not being to cross the line from Northport would cross Christina Lake Group fill be Developed deeming an inquest necessary. On at or near Marcus, and thence up the Columbia river on the iron At Once. the bridge work was suspended the tha valley of the Kettle, through bridge, run down the river to the rest of the day. Cascade. Every one of his pre­ Little Dalles, then up Flat creek, This is only the second fatality liminary surveys were over this near Pierre's lake, the striking the that has occurred on Porter Bros, route, and he expected to have the MR. R. DALBY MORKILL IS THE MAN Deep creek pass, and so direct to bridge work, who have heen con­ road in operation to the Boundary Cascade. It is said there is little structing bridges and trestles on by the fall of 1892. But hard or no trouble in finding satisfac Is Located on Baker Creek, Gave $50 Assays this line for ten months. No blame times came on in the states, and tory grades on this route, and they and Has a Forty-Foot Shaft. is attached to any one in either Corbin's roan could not pay even are being found. A large number cat^e. the interest on the bonded indebt­ of so-called prospectors, probably edness for years. Then the Slocan 150 or more, are now in different Word was received this week that Some of the Checks Recovered. excitement induced him to build to camps of the Deep creek valley. the Cannon Ball group of claims, Mike Kelly tried to dispose wf Nelson, and later, when Rossland They are not believed to be pros­ near the mouth of Baker creek, has some of the bank aid tine 'hecks rose, to that, famous camp. So, pectors, however, and certainly en­ been bonded by R. Dal by Morkill in Gladstone Monday night, that for the time being the projected joyed excellent health before com­ for a syndicate of capitalists, and were stolen from the Divide hotel Boundary branch was left in ing there. As we go to press Mr. that systematic development will a couple of weeks since. J. H. abeyance. This was substantially Bowen, who owns a ranch just be inaugurated at once. This will Graham, the owner, was notified the situation up t" a little over a across the line, reports that a num­ be good news for owners of Chris­ and came at once to the scene. year ago. when Corbin made his ber of parties of Great Northern tina lake properties, vbo have all He sent for Constable Darraugh, fight at Ottawa for the Kettle river engineers are working near his along been confident that the mag­ of Cascade, but when the latter charter and was defeated. Then place, across the river. nificent showings would attract arrived at Gladstone Tuesday in 1898, Mr. Corbin sold hissystem It therefore appears as if the C capital,. night at 10 o'clock, he foui d that to the Great Northern. All this P. R. had made some arrangement Thp Cannon Ball group was lo­ no attempt bad been made by the, time the C. P. R. had heen extend­ with the Great Northern, hy which cated in 1896 by Eugene Short, of Gladstoneites to hold Kelly, aid ing its lines in Southern Kootenay a railway would be permitted to Spokanp. and has been examined be had departed, Mr. Graham and was reaching out in every di­ reach Cascade from the Columbia by several exnprts, among them be- and Mr. Darraugh were both ve y rection for business. Whpn Cor- river, in return for permitting the inp Mr. M< rkill, the recent pur­ mad men, although the former re­ hin's application for a charter was 0. P. R to get into Republic camp chaser. The property has a 40-foot covered some of th» checks. made in the winter of 1898, and By huilding the road to Cascade shaft, and assays of nearly $fi0 in wan defeated, the C. P. R. made an the Great Northern would tap a gold, silvtr and lead have been ob­ Repairing . explicit promise of a road into the number of mines en route, ready tained. Tbe lead on tbe surface is James Kirkup, brother of the Boundary country. That promise to ship to the Northport smelter, over eight feet in width. As the gold commissioner, was camped is now being kept, and will soon be and at the same time the Great new railway line runs through the near the lake early this week with an accomplished fact. Northern would not be able to group, transportation will be inex­ a force of men, sent to repair tbe ' Just before Mr. Corbin suddenly reach the Boundary mines, and so pensive. Dpwdney trail. Since then this withdrew his application this year, carry out of the country any of the end of the trail has been cut out a party of Great Northern engi­ tonnage intended for the smelter to The Mystery tunnel, in the Burnt and all windfalls removed in good neers began running lines for a be erected by the C. P. R. at Cas- Basin, i« in 140 feet, and said to be shape, making it much more avail­ railway.from Wilbur, in Washing­ cadp. all in ore. able for the large traffc now dsily ton, up the San Poil valley, to tap In the meantime, no contracts It, is understood that a hoisting utilizing it. All the Rosslnrd r«ce the rich mines of Republic, and it have been let as far as known, and plant, bas been ordered for the horses, were brought over it this was confidently expected that a probably will not be till the situa- Mother Lode group. week. THE CASCADE RECORD July 1, 18M

IN AND AROUND CASCADE Should be Killed on the Spot. A down east editor has drawn John Wilson, representing the up some game laws which he wants Victoria Times, is taking in the adopted. The following is a Bum Boundary country. mary: "Book agents may be Be We g, Ex-Provincial Constable Gar- killed from October 1 to September dom, it is said, has been appointed 1; spring poets, from March 1 to as customs officer at Midway. June 1; scandalmongers, from MERCANTILE & MINING f Republic is preparing for a big April 1 to February 1; umbrella time on July 4th. In the rock borrowers, from August 1 to Nov­ drilling contest $150 is offered in ember 1, and February 1 to May Syndicate, Ltd., 4 prizes. 1, while every man who accepts a The Columbia Townsite Co., newspaper two years, and upon be­ •^ ....MAIN ST., CASCADE, A offers to sell the corporation of Co­ ing presented with his bill, says, lumbia the water works outfit, 'I never ordered it,' may be killed such as it is, for $2,500. on the spot without reserve or re­ ..Has in stock every Chas. C. Tilley, representing the lief." "thing needed by the" Mining Gazette and the Rat Port­ age Miner, is now visiting the Church Service Boundary country in the interest Divine service will be conducted by Rev. Joseph PROSPECTOR, f of those two excellent publications. McCoy, M. A. tomorrow (Sunday) at 11 a.m. and Work has commenced on clear­ 8:00 p.m., Standard Time, in the school-house, ing the new townsite of Summit, Sabbath school at 2:80 p.m. In the same place. *\ Ana can also furnish him with the most reliable «* near the B. C. and Oro Denoro All are cordially Invited to attend. *^ Assays obtainable. >r mines in Summit camp. Like all V The general public will also find here the Larg- V new towns, great things are predict­ m ed for it. 4* est, Cheapest and Most Varied Stock of & Ernest Kennedy, of Kennedy 4* Groceries. Hardware, Boots, (lothing, Drugs, *£ Bros. & Purgold, of Rossland, COMPANY, Ltd. came over the Dewdney trail a few 4* Stationery and Toilet Requisites in Town. *£• days ago, bringing a flyer to enter WHOLESALE AND RETAIL in the Grand Forks races on Do­ minion Day. f ' B f The government has extended, until the first day of August, the iK Silks, Laces, Velvets, Gloves and Dress /* time in which persons appointed •? Making Supplies Always on Hand. W on the 23rd day of May last to be justices of the Peace, shall take the W The NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM, with *T oaths of office <5* Extended Connections, is now in op- *fc E. W. Matthews, Nelson man­ ager of R. G. Dun & Co., has just •• eration, with greatly improved results.:... A returned from a Boundary trip, gathering data for the new refer­ Office Supplies a Specialty, * * # ence hook soon to be issued hy thai 4* BRANCHES ON *L mercantile agency. 'NELSON, B. C. Thomas Wilson, member of the <$* FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES, AND AT $ provincial board of horticulture, has heen making a tour of south­ <{t CHRISTINA, LAVALLEY'S AND *$» ern Yale. He is considered one of the best authorities on fruit rais­ Hutchins & ^ McRAE'S LANDING. £L ing in the province. W. J. Snodgrass, proprietor of Wingard the stage line, running between Are now located in Bossburg Grand Fork6 and Penticton, has with ten four-horse teams, and COME AND TRY OUR= ••sr ilaced a steam launch on Dog are prepared to deliver freight fake, to ply as far as in Cascade, Grand Forks and Falls. It will seat 50 persons. D D The Gazette Greenwood on SHORT NOTICE. gives formal notice that the Gov­ Orders received by Telephone, ernor-General has dis-allowed the and prompt delivery guaran Anti-Chinese or Japanese act and teed. And other Fresh Fruits as well as Vegetables. We the Tramway Incorporation Act, are receiving shipments almost every day. Special passed bv the legislative assembly May 20,'1898. attention to standing orders. Give us a call. The stages of the new Flyer now Buy your. leave Cascade for Bossburg at 6:30 —quite an improvement over the FRANCIS 6c MILNE, 5 o'clock hour required by the Co­ Opposite the Custom House, - - CASCADE. B. C. lumbia line for months past. Stetson Manager Hallett spent Monday in Cascade, looking after business. Hats... The Nelson & Vernon Telephone Co., are now using their new wire from here to Bossburg, and the op­ —AT— McLELLAI & CO. position line was cut out till they got the new line, this side of the —WHOLESALE DEALBKS IN- boundary, in working order. The Columbia line connected up this week. Hay, Grain and Peed. Over 50 four-horse teams are ffl'8 Correspondence Solicited and Quotations Promptly Fur­ now freighting between Penticton nished. We can save you money on your Feed bills. and Greenwood, and yet there is a ....Opposite the P.O. congestion of merchandise at the WILL DELIVER IN CAR LOTS TO ANY former point. The roads are only PART OF THE BOUNDARY COUNTRY. in a passable condition, owing to economy by the government in Office and Warehouses, CASCADE, B. C. making repairs. A nice line of. Preparations at Greenwood for the celebration on July 3rd and Soft Shirts, YOU WANT THE BEST, OF COURSE, And when it comes 4th are on a mojt elaborate scale, Washing Ties, and doubtless many who celebrate Silk Ties, i to printed matter at, the Forks will go up to Green­ if you consult your own best interests you will send or bring wood the next day. The decora­ Cashmere Sox, us your order. Remember, we are still doing the best grade tions, as they were in Cascade of work ever turned out since the world began. Address, May 24th, will be a feature. Just Received THE CASCADE RECORD, CASCADE, B. C. it

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raises and winzes. Some 500 tons NINES AND MINING of ore is on the dump, and it is estimated that over 10,000 tons are The Most Brief Bit* Prom Many Camps. in sight in the mine. The ore Popular Hotel averages $13.36 per ton in gold in the Entire and silver, and it is expected that BLACK'S The Moonlight, in Long Lake a 50-ton cyanide plant will soon Boundary camp, is to be surveyed. be installed by which it can be District. Two Shift- are now working on treated at a cost of $5 per ton. the John Bull, near Gladstone. The owners, the Jewel Develop­ Favorite Stop­ A magnificent body of copper ment Syndicate, expect to start HOTEL... ping Place for ore is being opened up on the R.anothe r shaft soon. BLACK BROS, Props. Bell in Summit camp. Mining Men and The small stamp mill recently Cor. of Main Street and First erected on the Oro Fino, nenr Fair- Commercial view, is now in operation. Avenue [centre of town] ... Travellers. It is said that the 20 stamps in We do not keep "everything EUROPEAN PLAN. CASCADE, B.C. the , in Camp McKinney, Splendidly are now dropping steadily. under the sun," but we have in stock just what Stocked Bar The Stemwinder. in Fairview, is in connection. iiow operating two Burleigh drills, you want when you start ALWAYS OPEN. and two more are on the way. out in the hills or "up the ™K Recently, from a streak of quartz K: on the Contention group, situated line." near Pierre lake, an assay of $236 in gold was Secured. The great Republic mine hap declared its eighth dividend of $35,000, being one per cent on the capital stock, and payable July J. 15th. The mine haB now paid . . WHOLESALE $260,000 in dividends. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc., 5 .The Gold Drop in Greenwood £iquors, ^)incs anb Os^ -1 camp has been incorporated with CASCADE, B.C. a capital of $1,000,000. Thin prop- ^ A specialty made of Imported Goods. Glassware and bar erty was prospected three years rijto Supplies Always on Hand. Sole Agents for ago with a diamond drill with ex­ -"- Pabst's Milwaukee Beer. cellent results. It joint* the Snow- MAIN STREET, .... CASCADE, B. C. M shoe, Rawhide, Monarch and 4th of July. P€€€€€€€€€€€€^ii^^^^ Consequent upon the recent visitr HOTEL of Rufus Pope, M. P., of Ottawa, o™ TAKE THE to the War Eagle in Greenwood camp, and the Buckhorn in Dead- wood camp, work on both proper­ & ROSS, Props.... "INTmATMAL FLYER" ties will be started at once under Superintendent Peter Joyce. This hotel is located in the centre -FOR'—— In a short time work will he of town, opposite the postoffice, Bossburg, Republic, Greenwood, Grand Forks and all Bound­ started on the Great Hope*, in and has every convenience for Deadwood Camp, owned largely trie comfort of the travelling pub­ ary Points. We sell Through Tickets to all points. We by Peter Larson andt. Greenough. lic. Finely stocked bar in con­ Always Leave and Arrive "on. Time." It was worked years ago as a free nection. ., milling proposition, which turned FIRST AVE., CASCADE, B, a w to base ore with depth. Transpor­ LeaVe Cascade for Bossburg, 5.30 a. m. tation now being at hand, develop­ Leave Cascade for Grand Forks, 7.00 p. m. ing and shipping will follow. : F. M. HALLETT, Manager, The Rathmullen Mining Co., op­ We can quote you.prices thai will erating on the north fork of Kettle interest you, if you will give us a Bossburg, Wash. river, has ordered a plant from the chance, on the following lines: Jenckes Machine Co., consisting of a.hoisting engjne, sinking pumps IF You WANT A and two machinedrills. The com­ Drugs pany owns sixteen claims, of which NOBBY SUIT the Maple Leaf, Rathmullen, Ben, Cut in the Latest Style, Trimmed With the Best of Materials, and Made Right Hur and La Belle Marie have the' Here in Cascade, Call on most work done on them. | The settlement of the litigation over the Volcanic mine, R. A.j Brown'sgigantic property on - the Wall Paper I. LANG LEY, north fork of Kettle river, assures that property being worked at an and' the Sundry Lines handled by an ^ercl/ant jailor, early date. • Already some $25,000 FIRST AVENUE, CASCADE, B. C. has been expended on it, having up-to-date Drug and Stationery house. and iron cap from 200 to 600 feet Our address: Cleaning and Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done. With an Experience wide, giving assays up to $10 in of Many Years in the Business, can Guarantee Satisfaction. gold and 12 per cent copper. Iti Canada DrogS Book Co.,Ltd. will doubtless prove to be a great i NELSON. B. C. mine. I D.J. Darraugh returned last| Saturday night from Cariboo creek, When your horse loses a Grand Central Hotel on Arrow lake, where he let a tun­ shoe or your wagon gets nel contract on the Maple Leaf, a "out of whack," go to MCDONALD & FLOOD, PROPS. fin* property ow>ed by the Canyon Creek Mining & Development Co., in which he is a large stockholder. He brought back some fine (.am­ Liquid Refreshments of All Kinds ides of ore from the property, and i

THE CASCADE RECORD inces in proportion to the relative NOTE AND COMMENT. this in the face of the preferential population of each. tariff granted products of Great Every man in Cascade who can The Act of Confederation came Britain. The conservative press is Published on Saturdays at Cascade, B. C, by do so, should be present at the W. Beach Wtllcox. into operation on the 1st of-July, asking Sir Wilfred Laurier what celebration at Grand Forks today. 1867, at which date the provinces he is going to do about it. Can­ SUBSCRIPTIONS. of Ontario and Quebec were united ada is today exporting to the PerYear {2.00 A recent dispatch from Ottawa Six Months 1.25 to the maritime provinces of Nova contains the welcome news that United States just one-third of To Foreign Countries. 2.50 Scotia and New Brunswick. In the government has upon strong what it is importing. Advertising Rates Famished on Application. 1870 the newly created province of representations by Mr. Morrison Manitoba, in 1871 that of British Tbe Record Is on sale at the following places: granted settlers in British Colum­ Simpson's Newstand Rossland Columbia, and in 1872 that of bia all timber on their holdings. Thompson Stationery Co Nelson H. A. King & Co Greenwood Prince Edward Island, were sue Heretofore only 25 acres was al­ 2,000 lbs. R. F. Petrie Grand Porks John W. Graham & Co Spokane, Wash. cessively admitted into the con fed lowed. Francis & Milne Casoade Thomas Walker Cascade eration. A lieutenant-governor G.T.Curtis Cascade Casoade Drug Co Cascade and council were appointed to ad­ Some men do not know how Carter's White Lead minister the affairs of the north­ lucky it is to be unlucky, until ...Just Received. ORIGIN OP DOMINION DAY. west territories, not yet settled or they have it proved to their own organized into provinces; and thus complete satisfaction. But they House painting time is here. It was in the 60's that the idea the whole of British North Amer­ find it out, just the same. This is We can quote you the lowest of a legislative union among the ica has been organized into a illustrated by the average world's prices on Paints, Oils and various British American colonies, united political confedercy under champion pugilist, whose star as-' Painters' material. cends for a time and then proves was first broached. the name of the Dominion of See our New Line of The common dangers to which Canada. to be a most unlucky star. they were exposed by results of the WALL PAPER' Joe Martin seems to have the Railway surveyors seem to be great American civil war furnished knack of getting himself into all not a little in evidence hereabouts 0, additional motives to such a union. kinds of trouble wherever he may now-a-days, and speculations as Cascade Drug C The leaders of different parties rep­ roam. His record in Manitoba to their objective points are many. resenting the various interests of was ample proof of this, and he It is safe to say that where there is the provinces, after mature deliber­ JOSEPH SCHAICH, Mgr. has more than kept it up since so much smoke, there must be ation, agreed to the principles of coming to British Columbia. His some fire. Those claiming to be Pure Drugs or none. the proposed confederation, and latest escapade in Rossland last on the inside assert that more con­ the Imperial government respond­ week, at the Mackintosh banquet, tracts will be let in the near future, ed by giving it the requisite force Latest Arrivals at is a disgrace to him, not only as to the benefit of the Boundary in of parliamentary authority. The an individual, but as a minister of general and Cascade in particular. Imperial Act, known as the British the crown. In his anger he is re­ The English Store North' American Act, 1867, pro­ ported to have said: "You are a Here is a little item about a vided for the voluntary union of lot of dress-suited hoboes. I have Michigan copper mine that shows the whole of British North Amer­ the votes to crush you, and I will the profits obtained in marketing A car load of choice Groceries. ica into one legislative confedera­ use them." And more to the same this metal: The directors of the Riding and Driving Whips, and oth­ tion, under the name of the Do­ er Teamsters' Requirements. effect. Is it any wonder that his Calumet & Hecla Mining company - Mosquito Netting, Stationery and a minion of Canada, thus the older best friends are deserting him? have declared a dividend of $20 a big variety Of "Notions." provinces have preceded, even by share, payable on June 28th, to Men's Summer Shirts, Boots and centuries, the Dominion within Mr E. J. Coyle and Mr. Allan stock on record May 31st. It is Ties. which they are now embraced, and Cameron, two of the most popular the 111th dividend, making the Ladies' Shoes, Blouses, Belts and have a separate history of their officials of the Canadian Pacific Gloves. aggregate disbursements $60,850,- Large selection of Toilet Soaps. own. Railway company, have just re­ 000. Doors, Glass, Dinner, Tea and Toi­ The Dominion thus constituted ceived well-deserved promotions. let Sets. consists at present of the old prov­ Mr. Coyle has been appointed as­ This last week the members of Wc take stock June 30th, and all inces of Upper and Lower Canada, sistant general passenger agent, in the Western Canada Press Asso­ Remnants or Heavy Goods will be dis­ charge of British Columbia and ciation have been visiting the posed of at a great reduction prior to now designated respectively On­ that date. tario and Quebec, along with Nova the coast states, and Mr. Cameron larger cities of the Pacific North­ Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince assistant general freight agent, west, on both sides of the line. THE B. C. Edward Island, Manitoba, and with the same jurisdiction. Form­ Everywhere they were royally re­ British Columbia. To it also per­ erly Mr. Coyle was district passen­ ceived. To most of them it was tain the territories in the north­ ger agent. Both gentlemen have their first visit to British Colum­ west then unsettled, with power to many friends in British Columbia bia, and their eyes wire opened to receive them into the confederacy who will be glad to hear of their its vast mineral deposits. Such Main St and 1st and 2nd Ares. advancement. an advertisement, seen personally when they acquire the requisite CASCADE, B, C. population and organization of by bright men, is worth a great Some of the coast opposition deal. provinces. Provision was also journals continue to assert that a made in the Imperial Act for the TABLE OF DISTANCES FROM political crisis iB fast approaching, The Nelson Miner says, in refer- admission of Newfoundland into and are lookin? for a Moses to in to our new railway that "a great . CASCADE. the confederacy. MII.M lead them to the promised land. saving—almost 12 miles—is effect­ MINING CAMPS It further provided that the con­ MILBS Bossburg 28 In this connection the name of ed by the tunnel driven through Sutherland creek.... 8 Marcus 88 stitution of the Dominion should Rossland 41 Hon. C. H. Mackintosh has been Bulldog mountain, which has just Baker creek 6 be "similar in principle to that of MoRae oreek 8 NORTHBOUND prominently mentioned. The gov­ been completed, thus doing away Burnt Basin 18 Christina Lake . 2 the United Kingdom;" that the ernment organs—those yet loyal with the switch back." The only Central camp 20 Graham's Ferry 8 executive authority should he vested Fisherman oreek.... SI Grand Forks 18 to the present administration— trouble with this innocent looking Summit camp. 88 Columbia (TJp.G F.) 14 in the sovereign of Great Britain pooh-pooh the idea of a crisis be­ statement is that the tunnel as yet Seattle camp 28 Carson 19 and Ireland, and carried on in her Brown's camp 88 Niagara 21 ing imminnnt. They cannot as­ is but one-third finished. There Volcanic Mt 25 Greenwood 81 name by a governor-general and sert with candor, however, that the yet remains 2,000 feet of a bore to Pathfinder Mt 28 Anaconda 82 privy council; and that the legisla­ Knight's camp 88 Boundary Falls..... 86 cabinet is harmonious. And if make on the 3,000-foot tunnel, Wellington camp ,. .24' Midway 89 tive powed shall be exercised by a not, there can be but one result, which will take oeveral months to Skylark camp 80 RockCreek..., 62 parliament consisting of an Upper Providence camp.... 84 Camp McKinney... .70: sooner or later. complete. Deadwood camp ... .85 Okanagan Falls.... 112, House, or "Senate," the members Smith's camp 85 Pentloton 125 of which are nominated for life, Long Lake camp... .89 RESERVATION POINTS It is noticeable that hy far a During the ten months ending Copper camp 87 Nelson,Wash. ... 19 by summons under the great seal greater percentage of the mining April 30th last the imports from Graham camp ... .45 Curlew, Wash. ... 29 of Canada, and a "House of Com­ Kimberly Camp... .88 Torodack., Wash...41 machinery being hauled through the United States into Canada in­ Republic 60 mons," duly elected by the several SOUTHBOUND Cascade is destined for Boundary creased just 12 1-2 per cent over Halls Ferry 7 Gladstone. ....18 constituencies of the various prov­ rather than reservation points. the same period last year, and Rock Cut.. 10 Brooklyn ...40 l«

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The monthly checque received a fast horse as much as the average Notice. by the stage company for carrying man. Notice is hereby given that the partnership THE WAYSIDE J heretofore exiting between J A. Bertois and .'. mails is doubtless a welcome addi­ A.Cumberland, is this day dl.solved by mutual tion to their exchequer, though The volume of success obtained consent. All accounts due the late Ann are pay­ able to J. A. Bertois. Celebrating in the Boundary not as large as it'should lie; if, by any mining camp, says ai. ex­ Signed. country is getting to be quite the change, depends largely upon the J. A. CUMBERLAND. however, it was lessened by about J. A. BlBTOlS. proper thing—and as a rule it is $5 for every time a mail sack WHS enterprise and faith of tts citizens. Dated at Cascade, B. C done in the proper way. This year not properly delivered, the concern A country or section may be ever June 18, 1899. 85 Cascade led the procession, aud would soon come to terms and *'o so rich in natural resources, but celebrated the 24th of May in a Warning. business in a business like way— unless there are men of energy, in­ All persons are hereby warned against negotiat­ style that competent critics said dustry and public spirit to take ing the fo lowing bank cheques, which were something they have apparently stolen from my house, tbe Divide hotel, on tbe was a decided credit to ihe place yet to learn. When a sack contain­ advantage of these resources and night of June 8th, as follows: and its enterprising business men. No. 80,801. payable to .1. Gagnon, for 170.26; ing 93,500 or thereabouts wan lo»t develop them, they may lie dor­ No. 80,898, payable to T. Lamlux, for 838.28; No. Today—Dominion Day—our neigh­ mant forever. This is so true and 81,419, payable to T. Kelly, for $31.52; also cheques a short time ago, the department payable to Jno. Lund, 821.45; M. Connelly, 838.66; bor, Grand Forks, is doing itself actually waked up and kept the so well known that there is scarce­ W.J. Pendergast, 886.45; T. Anderson, (88.77; proud, and undoubtedly the larger vela Lind, 118.10; also general account cheque, wires hot till it was found. For ly a reader of this journal who to my order, 188.50. All drawn by Mann, Foley part of Cascade's people will be cannot recall instances where Bros. & Larson, on the bunk of Montreal, Nelson. the hundredth time—more or less Payment on said cheques has been stopped. there to help them in the celebra­ —the attention of Inspector Dor­ naturally rich districts are still in J. H. GRAHAM. tion. Next Monday aud Tuesday Dated Cascade, B. C, man, Mr. Hewitt Bostock and Post­ the same condition of lethargy Jnne 15,1899. 85 it will be Greenwood's time and master-General Mulock is called which has marked them from the extensive preparations are being to the sloppy, no-account service time that man has had knowledge Notice. made. Midway observed May being given this section hy the of their possibilities. Fortunate is Notiee is hereby given that tbe partnership 24th, while Nelson, [Wash.,] Re­ heretofore existing between the undersigned:, Columbia Stage Co., in the deliv­ the community that has the live, publishers ol the Cascade Record, is this day public, and Bossburg will each and wideawake, plucky citiien, who dissolved by mutnal consent, P. J. O'Reilly re­ ery of mails. tiring. Tl e business will be continued by W. B. all remember the 4th of July in a sets the machinery of progress in V\ illcox. W. B. Wn LCOX. befitting manner. We are indeed Father Pat (Rev. H. Irwin), of motion, who wrests the treasures P. J. O'RBILLY. a qelebrating people. Rossland, who was in Cascade this from the bowels of the earth, who Cascade, B. C, June 1st, 1899. week, probably has more friends reclaims deserts and builds cities, Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the partnership The postal inspector in this sec­ than any man of his cloth in the who takes advantage of the resour­ heretofore existing between S. F. Quinlivan aud W.J Ross, under the firmnam e of Quinlivan * tion seemingly does not care a Kootenay or Boundary. He has a ces which nature has supplied the Ross, owners of the Club Hotel at Cascade, B. C. whoop whether mail sacks are de­ heart as big as that of an elephant land and fits them to cater to the is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bnBinesswill.be contiroed by S. F. Quinlivan, livered in Cascade promptly or and never hesitates at any incon­ wants and comforts and wealth of who is authorised to collect all outstanding ac­ counts and will be responsible for bills due by not. Any old place appears to do, venience or exposure to help a fel­ man. the laie firm. find if one gets missent for a day low man. Many a time he has (signed) S. F. QUINLIVAN. W.J. Rons. or two—regardless of the impor­ risen at night and walked 20,30 or Dated at Cascade, B. C, tance of its contents—why, it all even 40 miles to succor some poor Notice. Jnne 20,1899. 86 goes, and by the frequency of its oc­ fellow. He is one of nature's Notice is hereby given that one month alter curence it seems to meet with the noblemen, and is deservedly popu­ date I intend to apply to tbe Chief Commissioner Lands. of Lands and Works for permission to purchase Notice Is hereby given that stxtv days after approval of the inspector. If this lar wherever he goes. His first ex­ the following described land: date I intend to make application to the Chief Situated on'the east shore of Christina lake, In Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission is so, the sooner we have a new in­ perience here wns in herding cattle tbe Yale district, having outlet of Baker creek, to purchase the following described (Tact of land, spector, the better; if not. a remedy in the Okanagan in 1885, and has and starting from a post marked "S. C. Chezum's viz: commencing at a post located about one S. W. corner post," thence east one mile to south mile north easterly of tbe junction of McKae and should he had at once, The care­ traversed the roads and trails of east corner post, thence north one half mile to Day creeks and about six miles from Christina north east corner post, thence west one mile to lake, Yale district, thence running forty chains less Columbia Stage Co 's drivers this section till he knows almost north west comer post, thence FOuth along thore east, thence one hundred and twenty chains north. appear to take a fiendish delight every rock, stick and stump in the of lake to starting point, containing 820 acres thence forty chains west, thence one hundred more or lees. and twenty ohalns south to point of commence­ in carrying the sacks destined country. He is a bit of a sports­ S. C. CHCZUM. ment, comprising four hundred and eighty acres. Pnted June 3rd, 1899. WALTIBC. ABCHCR. here, to other places. man, too, by the way, and enjnyp 84 , Rossland, B. C, June 1st, 1899. 89

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Are acknowledged to be the Best Clear Havana $70 Cigars on the western market, and are kept by all the best Hotels, Saloons and Cigar Stores in the Boundary. Made by the KOOTENAY CIGAR MANUFACTURING CO., P. O. Box 126. Telephone 118. NELSON, B. O. 6 THE CASCADE RECORD July 1, 1899

More Licenses Were Qranted. house, returned Saturday night FROM QLADTRONE. donate a lot and log building, to The License commissioners for from a trip as far west as Midway. be used for divine services. What is Going on In This Busy Little Rossland riding met yesterday in Superintendent Jack Stewart in­ forms the Record that the track­ Town. Contractor Videen has nearly Cascade and granted the following completed grading for the side­ layers are now only 11 miles from John Dorsey, proprietor of the licenses: track. He has about 100 men at Casoade. Hotel Gladstone, and Georgie De- Gust Wassholm, Windsor Hotel, work. Niagara; John Wiener, Wiener's W. C. Simmons, foreman on thewitt , Mrs. Harman Church, were Hotel, Niagara; JOB. W. Shaw, Ni­ dam work, left yesterday for Brace- united in Marriage on Tuesday at agara Hotel, Niagara; Charles N. Itridge, Out., for a three weeks' visit 11 a. m„ by Rev. J. McCoy, of GEORGE S. GORDON, M. D., Owen, Oakland Hotel, Midway ; with his family. Cascade. The event was celebrated Mary A. Meakin, Mditkin House, Tom Walker has returned from by the whole town, and champagne Physician and Surgeon, Trail; D. A. Holbrook, Providence , where he sold out his was the order of the day. Hotel, Bonndary City; Charles A. branch store to Alex. McKenzie. This town is a lively place at tJije ftospital, formerly connected with the rail­ Hagelberg, Summit House, Brown present, owing to the presence of ... CASCADE, B. C. creek; Peter Arena, North Fork of way commissary in Cascade. the tracklaying and serfacing gang. Kettle river, refused. Major R. G. Edwards-Leckie, The rails are now a few miles he- OFFICE HOURS, 9 to 11 a.m. and g to 4 p.m. Commissioners E. R. Jacobs, of the mining man, of Rowland, was low town, but the numerous Midway, and T. J. Coleman, of in Cascade Sunday, on hie way to bridges to be built will keep the Notice. Trail, Chief License Inspector Dar­ Republic, where he has accepted force near for a time yet. Notice is hereby given that the partnership the position of general manager oi heretofore existing between Peter Nelson and raugh, of Cascade, and License In­ Rev. J. McCoy, of Cascade, held Charles Johnson, under the tlrm mime of Nelson the Republic mine. & Co,, conducting the Montana Hotel at Casoade, spector Dinsmore, of Grand Forks, services in Videen's camp Tuesday B. P.,is this day dissolved by mutual consent. were present. Another session of Father Pat, Rev. H. Irwin, of (Signed) PKTKK NBI.SON. evening, and had an attentive CHAIILEB JOHNSON. the board will be held in about Rossland, came over the Dewdney audience of about 40 men. The Dated at Cascade, B. C, June 80,1899. three weeks. trail on Tuesday. He will attend townsite owners have agreed to the race* at the Forks, Greenwood P. O. Address, Box 74, Cascade, B. C. 39 IN AND AROUND CASCADE. and Nelson, Wash., and attend to Home church business besides. Surveyors began laying out the The Record is issued one day townsite of Eholt Thursday. earlier than usual this week, in order that the publisher, editor, B. C. Livery Stable The custom house will be closed today, it being a legal holiday. . compositors, pressmen, devil and Good Saddle Horses for Hire. Teaming Cascade will have a big repre­ newsboys can go over to the Forks sentation at the Grand Forke cele­ and assist in the celebration of on the Shortest Notice. Good Turnouts bration today. Dominion Day. Ready at all hours to go to any part of Contractor Ferguson has begun William Forrest was down from the Boundary country. Careful drivers. work on Stanley Mayall's new Gladstone on Wednesday, and re­ cottage on Knob Hill. ported that connection had been made with the Norway mountain rWWVW Collector Rose expects to move trail from Rossland. He avers into the new custom bouse some that the railway track, in his J. A. BERTOIS, PROP. time next week. opinion, will not reach the Kettle Oscar Stenstrom, of the Scandia river before September 1st. Stables on Seeond Avenue, ----- CASCADE, B. C. CASCADE, The coming Commercial, Industrial and Mining Centre of Bast Yale. r 1^ Vm £k •¥ O T.O V* fQir i^ t T^ 7 0f tne Kettle River> Boundary 1 llC VJdLCWClY WILY Creekand Christina Lake Countries. A Magnificent Water Power of 20,000 Horse Power. The center of a marvellously RICH MIN­ ERAL DIS­ TRICT. A most prom­ ising opportuni­ ty for business locations and re­ alty invest­ ments. A most advan­ tageous smelter location and rail­ road center. One mile from Chris­ tina Lake, the Great Pleasure PLAN Resort. For further information, price of lots, etc., address, GEO. K. STOCKER, Townsite Agent, Cascade, B. C. Or L. A. HAMILTON, Land Com. C. P. R., Winnipeg, Man* 4

July 1, 1899 THE CASCADE RECORD

AS YOU 00 THROUOH LIFE. pointed to represent Cascade and the Christina lake section, and is Don't look for the flaws as you go through life, desirous of having the co-operation And even If you should find them, It Is wise and kind to be somewhat blind of all the local mining men in get­ And look for the virtue behind them. ting up a representative exhibit. For the cloudiest night bas a hint of light HOTEL CASCADE Somewhere in Its shadows hiding, The Record is opening up a con­ It is better by far to bunt for a star .... C. H. THOMAS, PROP. ... Thau for spots on the sun abiding. stantly improving paystreak of The current of life runs everr away Fine Job Printing. You are cor­ The Original and Oldest Hotel in this part of tht To the bosom of God's great ocean, dially invited to assay it. district. Headquarters for Contractors, Mining Men Don't set your force 'gainst the river's course, And thiuk to alter Its motion; and Travellers. Don't waste a curse ou tbe universe, Homember it lived before you, Don't butt at the storm with your puny form, Well Stocked Bar in Connection. But bend and let It go o'er you. Canadian Pacific % The world will never adjust Itself To suit your whims to the letter; AND SOO LINE. SECOND AVENUE, CASCADE CITY. BRITISH COLUMBIA. Some things must go « rong your whole life long; CANADA'S NATIONAL HIGHWAY And the sooner you know It the better; It is folly to fight with the Infinite And go under ut last In the wrestle; America's Great Transcontinental The wise man shapes Into God's good plan, Line and the World's Pictorial As the water shapes Into a vessel. Route. LAKE VIEW HOTEL ELLA WBMLIR WILCOX. NEW FAST DAILY SERVICE WILL ADVERTISE THE BOUNDARY. WITH .... MCRAE LANDING, CHRISTINA LAKE Qood ore Collection Should be Sent to Spo­ OPTIONAL ROUTES EAST kane Exposition. From Kootenay Country. First Class Sleepers on all trains The Annual Spokane Fruit Fair, from Arrowhead and Kootenay Now open under entirely new management. First class accommodations and to be held October 3 to 17 this reasonable rates. Beautiful situation, good Boating, Bathing, Fishing aud year, has been merged into an Landing. Tourist Cars pass Revelstoke, daily for St. Paul, Hunting. The place to spend a pleasant holiday. event of broader scope than here­ Call and see us. Steamboat calls twice a day. Close to Brooklyn road. tofore, and this, its sixth year, is Thursdays for Montreal and to be known as the Spokane indus­ Boston, Tuesdays and Satur­ trial Exposition, with mining as days for Toronto. its most prominent feature. Ex­ R. S. PBARGB, MANAGER. tensive exhibits are expected from 2-DAILY T.RAINS-2'' all the camps of this state and 7.00 and 16.20K lv. Rossland ar. 11.00 and 19.40K those sections of British Columbia, 7.00 and 15.45K lv. Nelson . ar. 10.50 and 10.26K Idaho, Montana and Oregon here­ For points on or reached via Crow's Nest Line HOTEL GLADSTONE tofore represented, with the addi­ 22.80K lv.Nelsonar. ...2.80K Cascade via Bossburg and Rossland and Nelson tion of all other camps available. To Toronto, 102 hours; to Montreal, 106 hours; to Additional features are to be New York, 118 hours; to Winnipeg, 62 hours. . For rates and fullest Information address mart Situated at the new town of Gladstone, near the Burnt added in the exhibition of mining est local agent or, .'•'•••'-*•'• machinery and awards will be Basin Mining Region and only 18 miles from Cascade; 10 miles from Christina Lake. One of the liest hotel build­ made on the merits of the exhibits A. BREMNER, Agent,Cascade, B.C upon the recommendation of a com* ings between Cascade and^. Brooklyn. Good Livery Stable W.F.ANDERSON, E.J.COYI,E,* g 4 in connection. ' '"••* ^ i" petent jury. Trav.Pass.Agent, Dist.l'ass.Agt A special excursion of mining Nelson, B.C. Vancouver.B.C investors from eastern cities is to s be undertaken, From the present FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS."^* outlook it is expected that such excursion will be made and that Spokane Falls & JOHN, DORSEY, Proprietor. several hundred eastern people will participate! Northern System. The American Institute of Mining Engineers will hold their, Nelson and Fort Sheppard Ry. Co. annual convention in San Fran­ cisco in October and negotiations Red Mountain Railway Co, \P. BURNS& CO.,j are already started to induce those -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEKB IN- from the east to return via Spo­ The direct and only All-Rail Route kane, where they can stop over for between the Kootenay District a few days, and after examining ; —AND ALL— fresl] anb Qwti> )j)fteats, the exhibits in the exposition, visit British Columbia Points, .'• some of the outlying camps. This Pacific Coast Points, of is!)'anb Oysters, £iue anb ftresseb poultry <» organization is composed of the Puget Sound Points, &T Meats delivered at Mines Free of Charge, leading mining men and engineers Eastern Canada and United States. ' Mail Orders Promptly Attended to. (I of thi« country and will probably Second Avenue, CASCADE CITY. 9 number three hundred in attend­ —Connects at Spokane with— 9 Shops at CASCADK CITY. GRAND FORKS, GREENWOOD and MIDWAY. ance. GREAT NORTHERN RY. Parties have been selected in NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. nearly all the mining camps who O. R. R. & NAV. CO. are urged to see that creditable D. D. FERGUSON, exhibits are made from their sec­ tions. Maps furnished, tickets sold and information given by local and connecting line ticket agents. Plans Drawn and Estimates Every effort will be bent to make Passengers for Kettle River and Boundary creek connect at Marcus and Bossburg with Furnished, this the greatest mineral exhibition stages dally, ever;shown in this country; it only H. A. JACKSON, O. P. AT. A., remains for those who are chosen Spokane, Wash. to represent the camps to make it such. Ample time is provided in THE STEAMER which to do the work and the op­ portunity is one which should not Doors, Sash and all he overlooked. In addition to the usual collec­ Kinds of Glass. tion of minerals, it is hoped to Myrtle B. have special collections, private Is now ready for freight and CASCADE CITY. BRITISH COLUMBIA p.abinets and manufactured pro­ ducts as well. passenger traffic on Christina Great pains should also be taken Lake. Newly painted and re­ to have the fullest information at fitted. hand so that intending buyers Steamer Leaves Moody's Land­ Boundary Country can be had in a concise and readable form may have additional data on which ing for English Point at 10 a.m. to form an opinion of the property daily. Arrives on return trip at 2. by reading the Cascade Record every week. Send along your which the exhibit represents. ALEX. MATHESON, two dollar bill and keep posted on the greatest mining district Geo. K. Stocker has been ap­ BEN LAVALLEY, Owners. in British Columbia. Address, The Record, Cascade,B.C. 8 THE CASCADE RECORD Jul; 1, 1889 Railroad Headquarters Hotel. ^^ TTTF, LEADING HOTEL OF CASCADE, B. CL

When Visiting the Gateway City on Railroad, Mining or Our Bar is One of the Features of this Establishment. It Smelter Business, You are Cordially Invited to is Supplied with an Almost Endless Variety of the Make Your Home Here. You will be Treated Right. Choicest Whiskies, Ales, Wines, Beers and Cigars. .0. J. BCKSTORM, MANAGER.

THE CASCADE SAWMILL CO. ALL OVER THE PROVINCE | palace giuery $arn S A large stock of Rough Both the Columbia river and are still rising. and Dressed Lumber. The steamer Slocan is laid up Up to Date Livery. for repairs at Roeebery, on Slocan lake. There iB talk of the Bank of B. Laths. Shingles, flouldings, Etc N. A., opening a branch at Moyie. Saddle Horses Furnished In another month the Nelson & Bedlington railway will be nearly ON SHORT NOTICE. completed. TYGHE & McKELLARProps LYNCH & EARLE, Props. The Sunday closing law for bar­ rooms is being very rigidly en­ CASCADE, B. C. forced in Ashcroft. FINE WINES, PURE LIQUORS, Sandon is a decidedly quiet town, owing to the dosing down of the CHOICE CIGARS silver-lead producers. Civic estimates for Nelson for Pure Goods for Medici­ the next seven months are: Rev­ Sam Sing, enue, $53,000; expenditure, $38,818. nal Use WASHING OF Vancouver is to have automo­ ALL KINDS... <» First Avenue biles, htirneless carriages, by Au­ 9 gust 1st—the first on the Pacific ca / coast. Laundry at rear of the Custom Opp. CUSTOM HOUSE The lead furnace at the Hall Mines smelter, Nelson, has been House, First Ave. < > ^/OSCQOe, jy, {y OSCAR STENSTROMMGR, . blown out, all the custom ore on Clothes called for and deliv­ hand having been treated. ered. A few men are being worked in some of the Slocan mines, at $3.50 per eight hours, but the large pro­ ducers are still shut down. GAINE & ROY Nelson's hoard of trade will col­ ••• lect mineral samples for the Nel­ ICE son and Goat River mii.ing divis­ Wholesale Dealers in ..... ion, to he placed in the British Columbia exhibit at Paris expo­ fc Wines, Liquors il Cp.< Four more men have been killed any part of the in the War Eagle mine at Ross­ land, due to the explosion of a city All Kinds of General Men's Furnishings at Retail. missed hole. Their names are Charles Lee, Charles Sturgis, Dan BOWEN & VANOLEVE Green, and Mike Griffin. CASCADE, B. C. Office and Warehouse, CASCADE CITY, B. C. Rossland promised to he well supplied with fraternal halls. The Masons, the Knights of Pythias Fire Insurance Agency and the Fraternal Order of Eagles Commercial Hotel propose putting up halts in that city in the immediate future. The PHOENIX ASSURANCE COM- Masonic society will erect a two PANY, of London, Eng., BRIT- 0. G. FREDERICKS, PROP. story and basement building, which will cost in the neighbor­ ISH AMERICAN ASSUR- hood of $6,000. The Largest and Most Popular Hotel in the city ANCE CO. of Toronto; WEST­ At the Grand Lodge, A. F. & A M., just held at Kamloops, the fol­ ERN ASSURANCE CO. .* lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year: Grand Master, R. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. E. Walker, of New Westminster: GEORGE K. STOCKER, AGENT. deputy grand master', H. H. Wat­ son, of Vancouver; senior warder, F. McB. Young, of [re­ FIRST AVE. AND MAIN ST., - CASCADE, B. C. : elected]; junior warden, A. S. Good eve, af Rossland; chaplain, Rev. Expert Laundryman. Bun­ E. P. Flewelling; of Kamloops; dle" called for and delivered. For the best since treasurer, A. B. Erskine, of Vic­ the world began toria, (re-elected); secretary, W. J. Work done on Short Notice. PINE: Give me a trial. apply to Quinlan. of Nelson, (re-elected); grand tyler, R. Hosker, of Van­ Laundry at the rear of the Commercial Hotel, PRINTING The Record, Cascade, B.C. couver, (re-elected.) CASCADE, B. C.