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VOL. I. CASCADE, B. C, FEBRUARY 25, 1899. No. 16.

there had been a scuffle, before de­ but that the dead man was mur­ ceased was murdered and thrown dered early in January for the to one side of the road. On the money he was known to have on body WHS found $8 in bills, a ban­ him. The 98.00 in bills was over­ dana handkerchief, two apples, a looked when the murderer went tobacco sack and a scrap of paper. through his clothes. It appears Taxpayers' Association Held Its Semi- Donate Cassato Killed on the Brooklyn 'I his scrap of paper only had the that he was struck on the right name of E. Gillberg thereon, and side of the head with a cleaver or Annual Election. Wagon Road. when it was learned that this man heavy knife, and the cut on his was timekeeper for A. Scarpelli, a right hand was received while try­ sub-contractor under Burns & Jor­ ing to ward off a blow. After he dan, he was sent for. When sworn, had fallen, the second terrible NOT PLEASED WITH THE ESTIMATES AN ITALIAN RAILROAD LABORER Mr. Gillberg stated that the writing gash was evidently administered was hie and that the paper hud on the left Jde of his head, as a Committee to Jog the Attorney-General's heen taken from his desk in camp finisher. Memory a Second Time for the SmaU Dastardly Grime Was Evidently Committed some time after the first of Decem­ This case is not by any means ber. It was of no value, and he finished yet. Debts Court Several Weeks Since. could not recall who took it, as there were a number of men in the Took Them In Last Tuesday evening the semi­ room at the time. Up to last Saturday the B. C. annual meeting and election of ROBBERY THOUGHT TO BE THE CAUSE The testimony of Major Cooper Tobacco Ci\ consisted of J. P. officers of the Cascade Taxpayer's and Frank Asprey, who, accom­ Kennedy, W. J. T. Watson and H. Association was held, there being a panied Constable Darraugh when D.Cameron. Since'then the con­ good attendance. he went for the remains, was sub­ cern has been defunct, the partners The secretary read an acknowl­ Frozen Remains of the Victim Were Identi­ stantially a corroboration of that had fled and numerous creditors edgment from the post-master gen­ fied at the Coroner's Inquest Begun officer's evidence. mourned their departure. Various eral's office of a communication Yesterday in Cascade. Antonio Scarpelli, a contractor, questionable transactions were from the association in regard to testified that when notified by Mr. credited to them, and early in the improving the mail facilities into Darraugh, he at once set inquiries week G. T. Curtis swore out a the Boundary country. afoot among the Italians in Cas­ warrant charging them with ob­ A report from the committee ap­ Wednesday afternoon T. J. Gor­ cade, to identify the dead man. taining goods under false pretenses. pointed to look into the matter of man brought word into town that Scarpelli did not himself recognize Watson and Kennedy are believed incorporating the city, was present­ the frozen body of an unknown the body, but found two men who to have goi.e across the line, but ed. It was the opinion of tbecom­ man was lying on the went side of said they did. He said that he had Cameron went to Grand Porks and mittee that while there were many the wagon road about six miles learned that the victim, Donato Greenwood. Officer Darraugh sent advantages in having the city con­ from town, just this side of Baker Cassato, had said he was going back out telephone messages over the verted into a municipality, the creek. to Italy at once, which meant that country, and on Thursday Cameron time was not quite ripe for it The Thursday morning Provincial he had considerable money about was arrested in Greenwood. Yes­ committee was continued. Constable Darraugh, accompanied him. terday Mr. Darcy was sent after D. D. Ferguson reported that he by W. H. Cooper and Frank As- Frank Devon, barkeeper at the him and is expected to return to­ prey, went to the scene and brought had collected $76.25 during tbe Roma hotel, Cascade, testified that night with his prisoner. month for the salary of Night in the remains of the unfortunate late in December Cassato had been All three of the young men had man. Dr. Stanley Smith, of Grand Watchman Darcy. in the hotel, and had left about 4 been flying pretty high since com­ V. Monnier of the fire warden Porks, the coroner, was notified o'clock one afternoon for the ing here in December, their favorite and came down yesterday to hold committee reported that the com- camp, after getting a small time games being black jack and poker. miltee had been active in warning an inquest. A jury was impanelled check cashed by Eastman & Some sympathy is expressed for and began its work of investigation residents to take precautions against O'Brien. He was sure the.body Cameron, whose father is well fire. A triangle had been ordered, about 1:30 o'clock. The jury con­ was that of Cassato. known, but little is heard for the sisted of A. Cameron, foreman, and to be used as an alarm. Nick Lemardi, also employed at others. The amount of goods ob­ The names of J. E. Roy and R. T. Evans, C. Palmer, N. Robin­ the Roma hotel, recognized the tained from Mr. Curtis was $161.00 son, D. D. Ferguson and W. J. W. H. Cooper were proposed for dead man because of the black while there are several other un­ membership to be voted on at the Ross. Evidence was taken from shirt he wore and with which he settled accounts about town. All nine different persons, the session next meeting. soiled the bed linen at the hotel. three young men came from Nelson A-discussion was had in regard lasting till 7 o'clock, when the jury Nick Lamanna, who has been at to Cascade. was dismissed by the coroner till to the scant appropriation, as far the hospital since January 17th us appeared from the published re­ one o'clock Monday, to permit of a and is now convalescing, was the IN AND AROUND CASCADE. post mortem examination, ports of the estimates, for roads, most important witness of all as to trails and bridges in the vicinity of T. J. Gorman of the Cove Hotel the identity of the dead man. He That satisfied air comes from eat­ Cascade. A special committee, con­ was the first witness, and stated stated that he had known Cassato ing at the Columbia Dining Parlor. sisting of Messrs. Willcox, Mayall that a man named McNeill notified over three years. Cassato had been V. Monnier made a trip to Grand and Monnier, was appointed to him that he had just seen the body working with his partner, whose Forks this week, and sold several communicate with our member in of a man in the snow two or three first name was Tony, for Carmina bills of goods. the legislature on the subject, and miles back. McNeill went on his Maglio, who had station work from An impromptu dance was given urge the claims of this section. The way to Brooklyn, and Gorman J. G. McLean & Co. The hitter's at the Grand Central hotel on same committee was also author­ went to look at the body, and then headquarters were about 16 miles Monday evening. ized to communicate with the came right to Cascade and notified from Cascade, towards Gladstone. Geo. C. Tunstall, jr., of Nelson, attorney-general and inquire why the police. Gorman's testimony Just before the first of the year a small debts court and an addi­ was exhaustive and occupied nearly Cassato started for Cascade, leav­ representing the Hamilton Powder Co., came in yesterday. tional justice of the peace had not an hour. ing his blankets and effects at the been provided for Cascade, as peti­ Constable D. J. Darraugh then camp with his partner. About the Sam Vinson, of the north side tioned for early in January. gave evidence as to the finding of 7th of January Lamanna had pass- saw mill, after an illness of several weeks, is once more at his post. Then followed the election of the body, its position, appearance Cassato on the road, and that was officers, to hold office for the en­ and condition, and later produced the last he had seen of him till he A. E. Cross, of the Calgary Brew­ suing six months, with the follow­ the effects found in the dead man's identified the remains in the jail. ing Co., and W. E. Worden, in ing result: clothes. The body was found about He did not know where the part­ charge of the Brooklyn business of President, C. J. Eckstorrn; vice- 12 feet from the roadiide, down a ner was, and Maglio, at last the firm, registered at Black's president, George K, Stocker; treas­ slight hill, and was nearly covered accounts, was in Nelson. Lamanna hotel yesterday urer, T. F. Carden; secretary, P. J. with snow. It had evidently heen was positive that the dead man W. T Krebs, of the contractors' O'Reilly; the above with the foll­ there a month or more. The shoes was Donato Cassato. office force, and Storekeeper Shep­ owing constitute the executive were off and the socks partly off, The coroner adjourned the jury herd made a visit to Republic on committee: George C. Rose, Paul but the gloves were on. On the till Monday, and left for home at Wednesday. In a day or two Mr. Rochussen and J. Hamilton Good. right side of his head there was a midnight. He will return on Mon­ Krebs will leave for Greenwood to The work being done hy the as­ deep cut, running from behind the day to be present at the rendering have charge of the company's office sociation is of direct benefit to Cas­ ear to his eye. There was another of the verdict. In the meantime in that town. Mr. Parsons, for­ cade, and each member was ap­ deep cut on the left side under the Dr. Foster will conduct a post merly of Trail, succeeds Mr. Krebs pointed a committee of one to in­ chin. One thumb was badly gash­ mortem examination. in the Cascade office of the con­ vite his friends to join the organ­ ed, and the appearance was that There seems to be little doubt tractors. ization. 2 THE CASCADE RECORD, FEBRUARY 25, 1899

Manager Williams Talks Mother Lode in the Burnt Basin. THE BRITISH COLUMBIA G. W. Wi|liams, the manager of How «noth,er pom pa flyi s being the Columbia stage line, whjch re­ incorporated under the name of the cently bought out the William's Avon Min|pg & Milling Co., pro­ and Bell & Duncan stage outfits, posing to commence development stopped over Monday night in work within 80 days on the Ennis­ Cascade. more claim, adjoining the Mother He informed a Record represent­ Lode. There is a seven-foot lead, Have the LARGEST, the CHEAPEST and ative that he would at once put on giving $67 assay from the grass MOST VARIED Stock in town a special baggage wagon, to follow roots." up the stages closely every day. this is the claim in which G. T. Thji will hp dqne to give passen­ Curtis of this city recently bought gers more comfort in travelling a quarter interest. and not delay the stages in starting. It consists of Hardware, Groceries, Italian Wares, Drugs, Mr. Williams has now gone to "The Wise Quy" Miners' Supplies, Boots, Clothing and Dry Goods, Dress Ma­ Wilbur, Wash., to secure 20 more An amusing incident occurred terials, Silks, Ribbons, Hose, Etc. head of horses fpr this service and last evening when Pete Carrol I, to strengthen the stage teams. familiarly known as "The Wise In order to clear out Winter Stock, and make room for our Mr. Williams further stated that Guy," spruced up and went by ap­ Spring Goods now arriving, we will sell Rubbers, German he had decided not to work the pointment to meet his best girl in Socks, Mackinaws, Heavy Underwear, Top Shirts and Winter trains hereafter to sell tickets. front of the Cosmopolitan hotel. When asked about the many com­ His discomfiture nan better he Goods of All Descriptions at the merest fraction over cost. plaints in regard to his drivers at­ imagined than described when the A visit will be appreciated and advantageous. We carry tempting to take passengers through young lady turned out to be Bert to Columbia, he laughed and said Smith, togged out in female attire. nearly everything from Dolls to Dynamite. that also had been done away with. Pete has been trying to explain Branches on First Avenue and Second Avenue, also at Continuing, he said : " All these how it all happened. people who arts kicking so, should McRae Landing and Christina. try running a stage line once. Why, Shows Handsome Profits An Assay Office in connection; also Long Distance Tele­ when I was driving a stage years The British Columbia Mercantile phone. ago, I have know a woman to and Mining Syndicate, Ltd., of this actually stop me when the thermo­ city, has just* completed its half meter was away below zero, when yearly balance sheet. The result K3 I had six horses in hand and could is highly gratifying to the man­ not conveniently get at a note agers of the concern, and will no book, and ask me to get her onedoub t please the officials at the head The British Columbia Mercantile spool of black silk, No. 40, not too office, 3 Clements Lane, London, fine and not too large—and to be England. Generally speaking, the sure and not forget it. Of course business has been most satisfac­ and Mining Syndicate, Limited. she did not expect to pay anything tory, and shows a handsome profit for the trouble, and if I overlooked to be carried forward as a result of MAIN STREET, CASCADE, B. C. it I would get a round blessing on the first six months' business. my return trip. I will tell you, the stage drivers' lot is not an easy one, but we are doing the best we For Sale. Beds, bedding, lamps, looking glasses, stove, can for the public." chamber set, safe, eto. Must be sold at once. Come and take them away at your own price. At Mr. Williams thought that in a office of W. H. COOPER A CO., Cascade. Cascade City short time the stages would be stopping over night once more in Cascade. Spokane Falls & THE Will Begin to Build Northern System. The managers of the Presbyterian church met on Thursday evening Nelson and Fort Sheppard Ry. Co. Gateway City to make put- an application to Church and Manse Building Fund of the Presbyterian church, for a Red Mountain Railway Co. Of the Kettle River, Boundary Creek and Christina La^e, loan to he applied towards putting Countries. up a church structure in Cascade. The direct and only All-Rail Route The application will be sent to the between the Kootenay District The Coming Commercial and Industrial Kamloops Presbytery, which meets —AND ALL— next week at Revelstoke, for that British Columbia Points, Center of body's endorsement. It is for $400. Pacific Coast Points, An equal amount is to be raised Puget Sound Points, here, and a special committee was Eastern Canada and United States. EASTERN f YALE! appointed for the purpose of giving those so disposed an opportunity —Connects at Spokane with— 583 to subscribe for the building of the GREAT NORTHERN RY. first church edifice in Cascade. NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. O. R. R. & NAV. CO. A Magnificent Water Power To Work the Ennismore Maps furnished, tickets sold and information of 20,000 Horse Power Under date of the 19th the Ross­ given by local and uoiinectlnx line ticket HKUIUS. land Miner says: I Passengers for Kettle River and Boundary oreek connect at Marcus and Uossburg with "A few days ago mention was stages dally. made of a company being formed I C. G. DIXON, G. P. AT. A., Now under actual development. The center of a mar­ of prominent citizens to develop the Spokane, Wash. vellously RICH MINERAL DISTRICT. The town is beautifully located, surrounded by rich scenery, with liberal sized lots (50x120), wide streets, and offers a most promising opportunity for business locations, The Pioneer Store and Realty Investments. Has been here since Cascade started, and it has A most advantageous smelter location and railroad cen­ always kept to the front. We carry full lines of ter. Only one mile from Christina Lake, a beautiful body Groceries, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Gloves, Hard­ of water, 18 miles in length, and destined to become the ware, Tinware. Stoves, Etc. Our new warehouse is GREAT PLEASURE RESORT. full of the BEST GOODS that can he had. Prices ii t, For further information, price of lots, etc., address in accordance with the times. Give us a call—at the Post-Office. GEO. K. STOCKER, Townsite Agent, Cascade, B. C. Cascade, B.C. W. M. WOI

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IN AND AROUND CASCADE. NEW TELEPHONE LINE. '—i^ Contract Let from Trail to Camp The Most C. J. Eckstorrn made a visit to flcKinney. Grand Forks hist Monday. A deal was closed in Grand Popular Hotel Grand Forks iB to have a new Fmks last week, which if carried BLACK'S in the Entire I bottling works, conducted by Eli out will give the Boundary country Boundary- Cox. the immediate benefits of compe­ District. F. Gager is buying ore for the tition in telephone rates. The Trail smelter in die northern part Columbia Telephone-Telegraph Co., of Uossland closed a contract with Favorite Stop­ of Yale. HOTEL... ping Place for Robert Wills took out the first Messrs. Davey and Donald for th«9 mail from Cascade to Brooklyn on construction and equipment of a BLACK BROS., Props. Mining Men Monday's trip. telephone line from Trail to Camp and K. N. Rees, with Mrs. Bees, came McKinney. Cor. of Main Street and First Commercial down from the Forks and spent The new line will run from Trail Avenue [centre of town] ... Travellers. Monday in Cascade. to the international boundary line where it will connect with the Spo­ EUROPEAN PLAN. CASCADE, B. C. Jim Ennis, one of the proprietors kane & B. C. Telephone company's Splendidly of the Burnt Basin hotel, at Glad­ line to about 14 miles below Cas­ Stocked Bar stone, was in the city on Tuesday. cade, where it will commence again, ALWAYS OPEN. in connection. Mr*'. W. J. Francis left for Spo­ running through Cascade, Grand kane on Monday, where sbe will Forks, Niagara, Phoenix, Green­ undergo an operation by a special­ wood, Anaconda, Boundary Falls, ist. Midway and Rock Creek to Camp H. L. Moody, owner of the Chris­ McKinney, taking in all the min­ tina townsite, and interested in tbe ing camps of the Boundary dis­ APPLES! APPLES! APPLES! Mephisto group in Republic camp, trict. was in town this week. Exchanges are to be established Another large consignment of Apples have just arrived- •C. B. Lockhart, of Lockhart & at Trail, Rossland, Cascade, Grand Jordan, Rossland, furniture dealers Forks, Greenwood and Republic. Come with the crowd and get some of them. and undertakers, was looking over The company is said to have Our Lemons and Oranges are A i. made arrangements to connect with the city last Sunday. Don't forget that we keep Candies, Nuts and Chewing C. D. Blackwood, representing the Spokane & B. C. company's the pickle kings of Winnipeg, of line in Washington, and will have Gum, Gum, Gum. Playing Cards, Stationery, Tobaccos, etc. direct connection with Republic the same name, was in the city Dry and Green Wood. Monday, and registered at the and all points from Boundary Hotel Cascade. south to Spokane. It is stated that it is the inten­ FRANCIS & niLNE. R. E. Gosnell has organized a tion of the company to inaugurate reading centre of tbe University of a telegraph service in connection OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE. the Association of Western Canada with the telephone line. at Vernon. Other places will be The terms of contract call for the visited. completion of the line not later All of the mails for the Boun­ than July 1, 1899, it being ex­ Railroad* Headquarters Hotel, dary and Okanagan country are pected to have the poles on the now carried by way of Marcus, ground for the construction of the BEST MEAL IN CASCADE FOR 35c. Okanagan lake being still frozen as entire line in a short time. tight as a drum. The Grand Forks Miner states THE BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH 'THE BEST OF EVERYTHING.'^ The Rossland Record ij expect­ that construction work on the new ing t<> secure the afternoon press line has been alreadv started. dispatches in the near future, and Our Specialties are Pabst's Blue Ribbon Beer, Corby's the Nelson Tribune makes a Knox the jeweller, will clean up Eight-Year-Old Rye, Seagram's '83 Rye, Four- similar statement. your jewelry free of charge. Fin Crown Scotch and Burke's Irish Whiskies. N. McLellan & Co., the whole­ watch repairing ourspecialty. We sale feed and grain firm, have guarantee everything. At T. E. Ma- Celebrated Lion Beer on Draught. closed up their branch at Brooklyn haffy's store, opposite post-office. IF YOU MUST DRINK, DRINK TH£ BEST. and will hereafter conduct their business from Cascade. The Columbia Dining Parlor fur­ Blake Wilson, of the firm of nishes the best meals in the city. ECKSTOUM & SIMPSON, Proprietors. P. Burns & Co., came in from Nel­ Try it once. son Tuesday, accompanied by H. Stoecke, who will have charge Church Service of a shop in Greenwood. Divine service will be conducted by Kev. Joseph N. McLELLAN & CO., McCoy, M. A. tomorrow (Sunday) at 11 a.m. and J. G. McLean, who built a couple 7:90 p.m., Standard Time, In the school-bouse, Sabbath school at 2:81 p.m. in I he same place. of miles of the new railway this All are cordially invited to attttud —WHOLESALE: DEALERS IN— side of Gladstone, was in the city on Monday. He now has a con­ tract on the Nelson & Bedlington line. Hay, Grain and Feed. T. E. Mahaffy has received a new shipment of boots and shoes, and 1.1. nmt 4 it WILL DELIVER IN CAR LOTS TO ANY says he will sell them at reason­ able prices. He is expecting a PART OF THE BOUNDARY COUNTRY. stock of hats, caps, etc., in a few Mining and days. Dick Porter; of the bridge build­ Commission Office and Warehouse, CASCADE, B. C. ing firm of Porter Bros., was in town early this week in connection with the work on the long struc­ ture that is to span Kettle river at Brokers. this place. Pile driving began on the big bridge over Kettle river, just east of Collections Made and V. MOMIER &C0. the city, on Tuesday. Contractor Commissions of All . 1 im'' Porter was on hand to see the work Kinds Executed. . . . WHOLESALE started. A few bridge framers have also begun work. ars Rossland is rapidly becoming a Time Checks Cashed. £iqUors, pities anb (j£ - center for eminent journalists. It A specialty made of Imported Goods. Glassware and bar now has Kenneth ffarington Bel- Supplies Always on Hand. Sole Agents for lairs, Eber C. Smith and D. R. if Pabst's Milwaukee Beer. Young, with strong indications of Colonel Lowery joining the Hit:— MAIN ST., CASCADE, B. C. MAIN STREET, CASCADE, B. C. Moyie Leader. J€€e€M€€€€€etMd»MMd& THE CASCADE RECORD, FEBRUARY 25, 1899

THE CASCADE RECORD tin, kindly explain why these ing camp of Republic. Inasmuch matters have been ignored in a as the C. P. R. has not yet applied Fire Insurance Agency Published weekly Bt Cascade City, II. C, by district that has heretofore con­ for a charter from the U. S. Willcox t O'Reilly. tributed more than $20 to every government, coupled with the fact PHOENIX ASSURANCE COM­ dollar spent in it by the provincial that those close to the inner circles PANY, of London, Eng., BRIT­ Subscriptions 12 per year In advance. Ad­ government. know nothing of it, it is hardly vertising rates on appliratinn. likely that the great Canadian cor­ ISH AMERICAN ASSUR­ ARE NOT BARRED. poration will build across the line ANCE CO. of Toronto; WEST­ Tbe Record is on sale at tbe following places: There appears to be a difference this year. Simpson's Nowstand Uossland of opinion in regard to the rights ERN ASSURANCE CO. Humphrey A Co Nelson Thompson Stationery Co., Nelson of citizens of British Columbia, to Every broker or traveller, return­ R. F. Petrie Orand Forks locate mineral claims in the neigh­ ing from Eastern Canada, asserts John W. Graham & Co Spokane, Wash. GEORGE K. STOCKER, AGENT. Francis A Milne Cascade boring state of Washington. The that interest in the Boundary coun­ Thomas Walker Cascade subject has been taken up in some O.T.Curtis Cascade try is increasing rapidly. The as­ Cascade Drug Co..' Cascade of the coast papers, and finally the surance of transportation and United States consul at Vancouver smelting facilities in the near Hutch ins & SATURDAY, FEB. 25,1899 has seemingly set the matter at future has brought this district be­ rest by sending the following letter fore investors and capitalists to the Wingard THE ESTIflATES. to the News-Advertiser, of that best possible advantage. It will Are now located in Bossburg The legislature has had the city, showing conclusively that undoubtedly prove to be a mutually with ten four-horse teams, and estimates' pre«ented for the pro­ aliens are not barred from locating profitable acquaintanceship as the are prepared to deliver freight vincial expenditures for the year mineral claims in Washington. years roll by. in Cascade, Grand Forks and ending June 30,1900. The docu­ The letter is as follows : Greenwood on SHORT NOTICE. ment shows that the expected There is no let up of the organ­ To the Editor of the News-Advertiser: Orders received by Telephone, revenue by the Semlin government SIR : I am sure that your cor­ ization of new mining companies and prompt delivery guaran­ amounts to $1,549,989.45, and the respondent, "B. C. Miner," has in Spokane, and much develop­ teed. expenditure to $1,764,873.81. The failed to inform himself regarding ment is being done in the different the laws of the State of Washing­ difference between these two ton relative to mining claims. mining districts in consequence. amounts muiH be carried forward The fact is that an alien has all For the fourth time an attempt is as a debt. rights and privileges regarding the being made to organize a brokers Bakery and One part of the estimates is of location, holding and disposing of association, or stock exchange, in particular interest to the residents mining claims that residents of the that city. It will doubtless go the Branch Grocery state have. Aliens may not acquire of Cascade and vicinity, as it shows real estate unless they have de­ way of all others, if it does not die how little the government has done clared their intention of becoming before it is born. for this locality. One item ap­ citizens, but mining claims and HOMEMADE BREADAND propriates $1,500 for the construc­ sufficient land and buildings for The government expects to re­ CAKES A SPECIALTY. tion and furniture of a public the purpose of working them, are ceive nearly $20,000 less this year specifically -exempted. With re­ school in this city. This is as it for free miners' certificates than gard to such claims a Canadian last year. From the part of the should be.. Another item is $250, has just as much right as any FRED GRIBI, Mgr. in addition to the $400 voted last citizen of our North West State. province that contributes thegreat- SECOND AVE., CASCADE CITY, B. C. year, for the lock-up here. Through Yours, etc., est proportion of the revenue, the all the length and breadth of the L. EDWIN DUDLEY, Kootenays and Yale, the revenue United Slates Consul. will beyond a doubt be larger from estimates not another item can be Vancouver, February 14, 1899. found where a dollar has been ap­ this source than ever before. propriated for the Christina lake Last Tuesday evening the Cas­ Premier Semlin is to be com­ district. In the public works cade Taxpayers' Association held mended for one item in the esti­ department, the amount of $4,000 its semi-annual election of officers, mates, wherein $15,000 is set aside is set aside for " construction " of and started on another six months for the expenses of a British Colum­ a road on the main Kettle river. of work. The association while not bia exhibit at the Paris exhibition. This is presumed to mean the main making much noise in the world, This money will be a splendid in­ wagon road between Cascade and is doing effective work, and should vestment, and will be returned to Grand Forks. As to whether the receive the support and encourage­ the province many fold. money is expended where most ment of every resident of Cascade. needed depends entirely on the The cost of joining is small, and According to schedule, the legis­ government agent. If used as in the benefits to the entire commun­ lature will be adjourned within a past years, the part needing it ity considerable. A good deal has few days, and the people will be That's what we're mak­ most, between the falls and Gil­ been accomplished thus far by the patiently searching to see what it ing every day, and if pin's ranch, will receive scant at­ association, and more will be ac­ has really accomplished, after all you are not one of the tention. " Construction " is good complished. It's a good thing; its boast and bluster. fortunate ones getting —the road should he constructed push it along. your supplies here, you once, at least. Thus far it reminds Where was James M. Martin will save money by do­ one of Topsy, who " just growed." A man was murdered and his when the estimates for Eastern Yale ing so. body flung to the side of the wagon were made up ? Our member will Why has no provision been made road within a few miles of Cascade. probably find it needful to answer We propose to make our for the following in the estimates: From the fact that the remains were this question more than once in the Groceries move, and the < Repairing Dewdney trail from covered with snow and ice, it is immediate future. consumer will get the summit to Christina lake, which is probable that the deed was com­ benefit. Profit will be in constant use in the open season, mitted in eirly winter, which gave Several coast papers seem to no object — it is your and has had no repairs for a year time for the murderer to put sev­ think that, in the elections bill and trade we are after. Let or two. eral thousand miles between him other new legislation, they can see us figure on your next Repairing wagon road at east and the sceneof his cowardly crime. preparations for another general order. side of Christina lake, which will The object was undoubtedly money, appeal to the people. Worse things always be a thoroughfare. We can supply you as his pockets and clothing had might happen. Building trunk trail three miles with ANYTHING been rifled. It is to be hoped that up Baker creek, thereby opening The Rossland Record bemoans that you use on your British justice will speedily over­ up an exceedingly rich district. the fact that there is no registra­ table. take him. Paying for the Cascade bridge, a tion of births in that city, and says cheque for which was dishonored A dispatch to the Spokesman- that parents are threatening to go hy the government agent last fall. Review from Midway is to the <>nt of the business. Building trail from Gladstone to effect that the C. P. R. intends to The Columbia Dining Parlor fur­ the Burnt Basin, one mile long. build a branch line this year from nishes the best meals in the city. G. Will our member, Mr. J. M. Mar­ that important point to the min­ Try it once. i cms, FIBST AVE.,CASCADE CITV,B.C.

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possibilities fur a greal mining | BY THE WAYSIDE f centre. While not inclined In i:ive his opinion u'bnui rei'tain proper­ ties, Juttl'?, Mr. CaVainiiiflli ireely There have been some amusing CASCADE DBUG.OO. talked of what he knows concern­ features about the competition to get ing the chances for Austin Corbin freight into the Boundary country. JOSEPH SCHAICH, receiving a charter from the Can­ An article in tbe Record in Janu­ adian government to build his —CARRIES THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF- - ary, criticizing the Spokane Falln Kettle River railroad across Can­ & Northern for needless delays in • i n • i AM adian territory. forwarding freight, drew forth a " I am satisfied the charier will disclaimer from Mr. Dixon, of that ICMt V11VI111VU1UI M. Will UMt Vllk) road, but in that letter Mr. Dixon be granted," he said, "for opinion compared his line to the round­ has greatly changed within a year, WALL PAPER AND STATIONERY about route of the C. P. R., via and the C. P. R. has not the in­ Slocan Lake, Robson and Brooklyn. fluence it had when the bill came In the Boundary Country. To this F. W. Peters, the Nelson up before. And there is a new in­ JC. P. R. freight agent, replied by fluence at work in politics that will Prescription Department in charge Special Attention Given to Mail showing the exorbitant short haul help the Corbin matter. Six weeks of Competent Pharmacists. Orders. rates charged by Mr. Dixon's road ago I was told by one of the high­ when C. P. R. freight was blocked est officials in the Dominion that on the Brooklyn mute, and was Corbin's railroad charter would go D. D. FERGUSON,. forced to reach the Boundary by through. It has been so programed, the Nelson-Bossburg route or not and when the plans are all laid in at all for some time. To this Mr. Canadian politics they generally Dixon replied not a word, but go through. As soon as the char­ simply sawed wood. ter is granted building the road -*. will commence. If the track is not laid right into Republic it will limi and Builder. All this is interesting to the come very near it—so close that Boundary shipper, but what is he three hours stage ride will bring actually getting in results ? That you to the road. Money for build­ Doors, Sash and all is the thing he would like to know. ing this road was raised in New Reduced to its least terms, the York last year and it has never results are that Mr. Dixon's road Kinds of Glass. been disturbed. It is ready for im­ is making special effort to have mediate use. more prompt delivery at Bossburg, CASCADE CITY. BRITISH COLUMBIA and the Record has evidence that, " As to the Great Northern, being to some extent, success has attend­ interested in the road, that is a ed those efforts. It is also a fact disputed question ; some say it is, that the C. P. R. has routed a large others deny it most, emphatically. amount of goods into the Boundary But that does not matter ; the road is to be built, and that, too, during T. E. Mahaffy by way of Brooklyn, and that some ( of these goods have been delivered the year 189 J. Of course 1 make through "to Greenwood. Mr H. E. this positive statement on the as­ McDonell, the contracting freight sumption that parliament will We have just received a fine line of new goods includ­ agent, of the C. P. R., insists that grant the charter." ing Ladies Underwear, Ladies' Cashmere Hose, every shipment, routed that way In contradistinction to this idea Flannelette, Cooks' Aprons, Waiters' Aprons, Car­ the Record was recently advised 'will get through'all right. It is, penters' Aprons, Boys' and Men's Sweaters, Moc­ from sources considered close to however, yet an open question as to casins, Towels, Alarm Clocks, Bicycle Playing Card*. the success he will have when the official headquarters, that the Cor­ wagon roads begin to break up. bin charter would not lie asked for this year, and so not granted. This "** OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, CASCADE, B. C. A weak spot in the C. P. R. armor was alleged to l>e due to an under­ is that it does not make a through standing between the C. P. R. and rate, but will only deliver to Brook­ the Grand Trunk, the strong ally lyn, saying that a rate of 75 centB of Mr. Corbin. to Cascade, $1.00 to Grand Forks " You pays your money and and $1.50 to Greenwood can be takes your choice." We will see obtained from the Arrow lake town. Columbia Hotel what we will see after the Domin­ Well, where does the shipper get ion parliament settles down to off if, after shipping to Brooklyn, J. A. McMASTER & CO., Props. work. the freighter declines to handle his goods except at an advance of say FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. 100 per cent over the above rates ? Jno. M. Scrafford, managerof the .FIRST AVKNUE, CASCADE, B. C. He can only take his medicine and B. C. mine, where 18 men are at swear vengeance. The same argu­ work, registered at Black's hotel ment applies to Bossburg, when the last Tuesday. It will be remem­ roads break up. If either company bered that the B. C. mine was w )iild make a through rate, to des­ originally owned by John Keough tination, the one that carried it out of Colville, Wash., who sold that Columbia Dining: Parlor property to J. H. Harrison for would most assuredly secure the CHAS. M. HITCH, Proprietor. business. And in no other way $60,000 who in turn recently sold can they give satisfaction. That the mine to Major Leckie, for $300- First class Throughout. The Best of Everything the mar- is absolutely certain. 000. The B. C. lies 12 miles from Grand Forks. bet Affords. Many Years' Experience in the Business. Every man, woman and child in the Boundary country, and across the line on the Colville Indian reservation, to say nothing of throughout the Kootenays, seems to have inside information in re­ gard to the Kettle River railway, The Merchants Bank of Halifax familiarly known as the Corbin line. As a sample, here is an item IMOIU'ORATEl) I860.- from the Republic Pioneer of last Piiicl-Tip i aj.ital, ll.50rt.0Hit, Rout, .f 1.17.-, 1100. Head Office, HALIFAX, N. 8. week, which is given for what it is worth: V. ) is v president. D. H. DUNCAN, Cashier. "C.Milton Cavanaugh, for sev­ A branch of this Bank Has Been Opened at GRAND PORKS, B. O. eral years connected with the en- ginering department of theC.P.R., (,'vc;, Hi sin v I'raimwtcd. Account.', Received on the Most Favorable Terms. Interest Allowed on is paying Republic a visit in the Speiwl Dtp tits. Tin Suvi/ty* tiunh Department Receives Sums of $1.00 and Upwards and Allows Interest at interest of a Toronto syndicate- Curtrni Units'. Mr. Cavanaugh has been in Green­ ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO US BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. wood and other camps in the Boundary country, but is better satisfied with Republic than any ALEX MILLER, Hanager place he has been in. He sees here 6 THE CASCADE RECORD, FEBRUARY 25, 1899

niNERAL ACT CHANQE5 words "or thawed," after the word "stored," in the second line: ' Recommendations of the Legislative G. That section 8 of the Inspec­ Grand Central Hotel Mining Committee. tion of Metalliferous Mines act, J M. Kellie, of Revelstoke, chair­ R. S. B. C, chap. 134, be amended MCDONALD & FLOOD, PROPS. man of the legislative mining com­ by insertion after the word "shall," mittee, has presented the following in the sixth line thereof, the word Liquid Refreshments of All Kinds report relative to changes in the "forthwith," and by adding thereto and in the Choicest Qualities. . . . existing Mineral Act. They should the following subsection: be studied by every one interested "A. It shall be the duty of the in mining, as it is probable that inspector to forthwith post up, or they will become the law with little cause to he posted up, in a conspic­ First Class Sample Rooms in Connection. if any change: uous place at "the mouth of the "It is recommended that the mine, or at some other conspicu­ FIRST AVENUE. CASCADE, B. C. mining law be amended in the par­ ous place thereon, a copy of such This House is the Favorite Resort for Railway Men. ticulars below referred to: notice, in order that the workmen 1. That crown grants of mineral in and about said mine may be­ claims should show the interest of come aware of the contents thereof." each grantee. That section 25, sub-section (13), t 2. That the time for recording of the said act be amended by add­ surveys of claims under section 127 ing thereto the following: of the Mineral Act should be extend­ " A. All vertical shafts of a depth HOTEL CASCADE ed for another year, and that such of 50 feet or more shall be provided survey should be allowed to be with a cross head and guides, and .... C. H. THOMAS, PROP. ... utilized any time within two years such cross head shall in all cases of the record. descend as such shaft is sunk, so The Original and Oldest Hotel in this part of the 3. That the fee provided hy sec­ that at no time shall it be a greater district. Headquarters for Contractors, Mining Men tion 30 for abandonments should distance from tbe bottom of such and Travellers. be increased to $10. shaft than 30 feet." 4. That, with regard to lapsed That section 25,sftib-section (20). Well Stocked Bar in Connection. miners' certificates, it is recom­ of the said act be amended by add­ mended that hardships involved in ing thereto the following: these cases may be obviated to a " c. No stope or drift shall be i , SECOND AVENUE, CASCADE CITV. BRITISH COLUMBIA. certain extent by providing that carried on in any shaft which shall all miners' certificates should ex­ have attained a depth of 200 feet, pire on the same day, say on the unless suitable provision shall have 31st of May in each year, persons been made for the protection of taking out licenses for a portion of workmen engaged therein by the the year paying a pro rata amount construction of a bulkhead of suf­ ROMA MOTErL, of the fee. That renewal certifi­ ficient strength, or hy leaving 15 cates, running from the first of feet of solid ground between said June may be obtained at any time. stopes or drifts and the workmen CORNER FIRST AVE. AND MAIN ST., CASCADE CITY, B. C. Also, that any person who has al­ engaged in the bottom of such lowed his miner's certificate to ex­ shaft." pire may, at any time within three 6. That the following recom­ This New Hotel is now opened and prepared for business. months after such expiry, apply mendations be made with tegard and get ft special freie miners' cer­ to the administration of mineral S3 tificate upon payment of the sum laws : vof $25, the effect of which special 1. That a complete record shall You are cordially invited to call and see us. It matters free miners' certificate shall he to be kept by thedepiirtment of mines not whether your pockets are full or empty; drop in anyway. revive his title to any claims own­ in Victoria, of all free miners' cer­ Of course, we have everything needful in the liquid line. ed by him at the time of the ex­ tificates isoued throughout the pro­ DEVON, PROP. piry of his original certificate, and vince. -•-•-•-• not since vested in anyone else un­ 2. That provincial land survey­ der the provisions of the Mineral ors shall be compelled to file sep­ Act. arate field-notes of each claim. 5. It is also recommended that 3 That a copy of all changes in THE WINDSOR. the Metalliferous Mines Inspection the Mineral act passed each session Act be amended as follows: shall be posted at every mining COX & JONES, Props. A. That the slides now in use in recorder's and gold commissioner's all shafts beyond 100 feet either be office. H ironshod or be made exclusively of 4. That steps be taken to arrive Headquarters for Commercial, Mining and Railroad Men. light iron, so as to enable the at a clear understanding with the buckets to travel easily and with­ Dominion government as to the Newly Furnished and Enlarged. European Plan. out danger of catching. Many pre- rights of free miners locating claims First Class Bar in Connection. ventible accidents would thereby on Indian reserves, and to obtain be avoided: permission for free miners, under B. That all serious accidents in suitable restrictions, to work such GRAND FORKS, BRITISH COLUMBIA. mines, whether fatal or otherwise, claims, and to obtain rights-of-way be immediately reported to the in­ through Indian reserves for such spector, so that he may investigate miners necessary for the working the causes of such accidents at the of claims." time and on the spot: c. That it be made imperative that not less that 75 cubic feet of BOB SLEIGHS FOR SALE. air per minute, for animal or man, Two good pair of hob sleds for be made to travel through the sale at a bargain. Will be sold mine: away down from regular price. GLADSTONE, B. C D. That all buildings and boilers Call at B. C. M. & M. Syndicate, and engine-houses and machinery Cascade. used for hoisting, where any dan­ This new Stopping Place, just completed and opened to the ger of fire exists, should be erected ublic, is most conveniently located. Jim Ennis and at a distance of at least 50 feet from 'om Flynn, the proprietors, are old hands at catering to the mouth of the shaft: ? K. That all mine-owners keep Club Hotel the Railroad and Travelling trade. They will treat you at their office, at the mine, a QUINLIVAN & ROSS, right, inwardly or outwardly. working plan of all drifts, levels, ENNIS & FLYNN, Proprietors. inclines and slopes, which should PROPRIETORS. he corrected not less than once in every three months, and he.open K for inspection by the inspector of I fiCT iHtr W*^ and growing mines, and by adjoining owners, A good meal, a g>>od room, and for examination and report of or n good drink can lie had Boundary Country can be had in a concise and readable form the inspector of .mines as to sum*: nt the Club Hotel. by reading the Cascade Record every week. Send along your F. That section 25, sun-hern''m two dollar bill and keep posted on the greatest mining district (2), be amended by inserting ihe FIRST AVE.. CASCADE CITY. in British Columbia. Address, The Record, Cascade,B.C.

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The Columbia. Dining Parlor is | NINES AND MINING g tbe leading resort of its kind in the city. Try it once and you will be Commercial Hotel sure to go the second time. The Le Roi shaft is now down to the 800 foot level. Certificate of Improvements. O. G. FREDERICKS, PROP. The tunnel in the Centre Star at KLHOIIKHIHIOOHYIION mineral Bliilms, situn'e Rossland is in 1480 feet. In ilie Grand Forks Mining Division of Yulx District. The Largest and Most Popular Hotel in the city More machinery for mining pur­ „ here lueated:—On Shamrock Mountain, south slope, about two and a half miles east or Christina poses is arriving in Republic. Lake. Take notice thai I, Smith Curtis, I'Tee Miner's if Work has been resumed on the Certificate No. H4089A Tor myself and as agent for I'rank Hutchinson, Free Miner's Certificate No. Iron Colt, which has been idle for 81ITA and for Prank (.tie, Freo Miner's Certifi­ a year. cate No. 9HS3A. intend, sixty days from the date Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. hereof, to apply to the Mining Kecorder for a The Emily Edith, nearSilverton, Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a • 'town Grjlllt of the above claims will erect a 100-ton concentrator as And further take n itlce that action, mi lir sec lion 37, must lie commenced before the Issuance FIRST AVE. AND MAIN ST., - CASCADE, B. C. soon as the snow is gone. of sucli Certificate of Improvements Dated this Thirty first day of Deccmhe-, 1HII8. A strike of four feet high grade SMITH CUllTl". copper ore has been made at the The Dining Room and Lodgings 70 foot lead of the Golden Eagle. R. A. Brown has a force of men NOTICE. Are under the Management of W. H. Haegerman, who has had a wide exp Notice is hereby given to till concerned that, at work on the tunnel in the famous from and after ibis dale I will not be responsible rience in Catering to the public of British Columbia. Give us a call. for any bills contracted by Alfred Applequlst, Volcanic claim on the north fork auainsl the firm of Andersen & Applequlst. Everything Neat, Clean and First Class. of Kettle river. Dated at Cascade t ity, 1). (!., tills loth day of February, 1899. A. P. ANHKHSKN. The new Ymir mill and the Dundee concentrator, at Ymir, have been started under favorable circumstances. Ir^BURNS&CO^ The Lake claim, in Providence Is Your camp, has heen taken over by a -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALERS IN- Spokane syndicate, and will lie Watch actively developed. fresl] anb Cwe& )j)fteats, W. B. Porter & Co., of Green­ wood, have bonded the Anarchist Sick? group, at Camp McKinney, from Ifisf) anb Oysters, giue anb ftresseb Poultry TgtT Meats delivered at Mines Free of Charge, R. G. Sidley, of Anarchist moun­ Mall Orders Promptly Attended to tain, for a good figure. The attention of the people of The crosscut tunnel on the Mor­ Cascade City and the sur­ Second Avenue, CASCADE CITY. rison, in Dead wood camp, near the rounding vicinity is drawn to Shops at CASOADK CITY. GRAND l'"ORKS, GKEENWOOD and MIDWAY. Mother Lode, has reached the the fact that Knox & Delaney ••-• lil «y-9 9 9 •-«-•-•-• ledge. It was struck in 95 feet, though not expected for 200. watchmakers and jewelers, J0HN LYNGH0LM First Ave 100,000 shares of the Oro Denoro, have recently opened a busi­ '{* 1T\ *T*'{*\ > > have been sold at 12 cents in the ness in this city. If the cold >9 %^Jr I \^ Cascade, if you require anything east, and active work on thut pro­ snap has affected your watches perty is to be prosecuted. It is in any way, bring them to us in the line of Gents' Furnishings, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, owned by the King Mining Co. and we will adjust the wrung. Hats, Caps or Underwear. When going into the hills get A strike of $100 copper ore has been made in the face of the 110- Every article that is rep'uiied outfit from him and you foot tunnel on the Gray Horse, one by us is guaranteed. can easily follow the trail of the oldest claims on the reserva­ tion, near Nelson, Wa6h., owned by J. W. Paulson. The E. G. Thomason & Co., Sawmill The Jencks Machine Co. has sold KNOX &DELANEY a complete plant, consisting of a DEALERS IN 50-h. p. boiler, hoist, pumps and Next door to the steam drills to the Boundary Creek Drug Store, Cascade, B.C. Mining and Milling Co., for use on Rough and Dressed Lumber, Lath, the Last Chance in Skylark camp. News comes from Rock cut camp Shingles, Mouldings, Etc. thut the Lucky Charley claim has recently encountered a full width of high grade ore in the shaft. The CASCADE CITY, BRITISH COLUMBIA 30-foot shaft in the Helen E. has Palace giuery $arn tieen completed by the contractor. L. H. Moffat, just returned from Toronto, reports that he has placed Up to Date Livery. all the stock of the Rathmullen COLUMBIA group, that the company desires to dispose of at this time. The pro­ perly adjoins the famous B. C. Saddle Horses Furnished STAGE: LINE. mine. ON SHORT NOTICE. The Canadian-American Gold G. W. WILLIAMS, Manager. Mining and Development company, Daily from Bossburg and Marcus to Cascade, Grand Forks, whose mining operations are carried Greenwood City, Anaconda, Boundary Falls, Mid­ on chiefly about 15 miles west of TYGHE & MeKELLAR Props Okanagan lake, have secured a way, and All Points on Colville Reservation. controlling interest in the capital Stage leaves Marcus on arrival of Northbound Train. Passenger* stock of the Camp Hewett Mining from Kootenay points make connections at Bossburg going and coming. and Milling company. The prop- reties are 10 in number and $10,- Blacksmithiiig'.v. 000 has already been expended on them. The injunction of J. B. McLaren, holding and representing 17,000 Wagon repairing and general HOTEL GLADSTONE shares of Le Roi stock, to prevent hlacksmithing promptly the old Le Roi company from trans­ attended to. Situated at the new town of Gladstone, near the Burn! ferring its property to the B. A. C, Basin Mining Region and only 18 miles from Cascade; 10 was dissolved on Monday by Mr. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. miles fmm Christina Lake. One of the best hotel build' Justice Martin in the supreme ings between Cascade and Brooklyn. Good Livery Stable court at Rossland. Defendents in connection. offered to pay the plaintiffs the average price paid for the shares of the Turner and Peyton interests, Blanchard & Moore TINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.^* and the court held this was suf­ :l^f.:.,.:.t.t rtjtj, iie,"| ficient. 2nd Avenue, Cascade. JOHN DORSEY, Proprietor. THE CASCADE RECORD, FEBRUARY 25, 1899

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Catalogues sent on application. Kootenay Branch: NELSON.

Shot in Spokane Jack Frost succeeded in getting Last Saturday night Will mm down to eight below zero last Tues­ THE CASCADE SAWMILL CO. Albi shot and killed James Lacy day night. in a saloon in Spokane, and im­ Knox the jeweller, will clean up A large stock of Rough mediately made himself scarce. your jewelry free of charge. Pin The police have heen unc'de to watch repairing our specialty. We and Dressed Lumber. locate him, although the deed was guarantee everything. At T.E. Ma- done in a gambling den full of haffy's store, opposite post-office. men. Lacey had just gotten out of jail and made threats against Albi's life. Laths, Shingles, flouldings, Etc Albi is a well known Italian, there being several brothers in the family. John Albi has a contract LYNCH & EARLE, Props. on the new railway between Cas­ Sam Sing, cade and Gladstone. He was in the city when the news came of the WASHING OF shooljng, and took the next train ALL KINDS... FINE WINES, PURE LIQUORS, for Spokane. It is said that an­ other brother at work up the line Laundry at rear of the Custom CHOICE CIGARS heard of it, and immediately sent House, First Ave. John a check for $500, to be used Pure Goods for Medici­ for William's I'cnefit. John Albi Clothes called for and deliv­ has I eun in and around Cascade nal Use for some time. ered. First Avenue Sup't Burns Coming Opp. CUSTOM HOUSE Superintendent of schools Burns, who has been visiting the educa­ tional institutions of this section Wills ^QSCO.06, |jQ. \^, OSCAR STENSTROM, MGR. lately, has written to D. J. Mathe­ son, teacher in the Cascade school, intimating that he will he here in a few days. Mr. Burns is an in­ Stage teresting lecturer, and an effort is being made to induce him to JOB PRINTING deliver his lecture on minerals while he is in Cascade. Line Neat, Clean, Attractive Work turned out at Fair The Mail Line Prices. Send or bring your orders to the RECORD. COLUMBIA BETWEEN CABLE PERBY Cascade City (LOWER FERRY) GAINE & ROY At Bossburg.Wash. AND tfte Ijuhon $tore, if Brooklyn Wholesale Dealers in LARGE New Rigs, Good Teams, Ex­ STRONG perienced Drivers. lilflfW -^ 11$ y \S (II i«rs.^ ^ SAFE This line will make regular r trips between the two places, . P.SUMMY& CO., Props. carrying passengers and bag­ All Kinds of General Men's Furnishings at Retail. Telephone lis if you want to cross gage in quick time. the river late at night. Office mid Warehouse, CASCADE CITY, B. C. y; ''»''fastm»s1»MraWfta«ttr4 ROBERT WILLS, Prop.

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