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THE OU

CROP.

Devoted to the Mining and Deveiopment of the Windermere and Golden Divisions o*% :he

Vol. I., No. 11.

LEAD GOING UP

Highor in London

than Now York,

Lead is higher in London than in New York and.consequertiy the Trail smelter isabout to putuptwomocestacks. This te yood news for all Kootenay. The Kaslo Kootenaian has the following on the subject incan interview with Goon, Buchanan, a repressutative to the Board “The only resola-

of Trade convention : fiom put

regard to the smelting industry was one

asking that dutios upon raw

duets used in paints coming into Canada

be increased to at Jeast 20 percent, the

statement being that this would «

tons of lead

interesting, being participated: in by a. S. Topping, DoW. Moore, dod. Camp.

others live

Campbell, omyselt and

remarkable featuce broughtout was that

the price oflead in the London market

hus rite rapidly to the lish

tained ino recent vers, other hand it las fallen inthe New Yor market. On Angust Ist ! the price in Londoa was ahs

er than in New YorR the

So.) per ibs, net On July i

stood in New York at ¢ Vand tn bert don at £17,185, equalto $3.77. The Th smelter could settle ir customers fo ore carrying & er ula - better bv SS a} per ton t n could bey Towed by United States s nel “ ] neexplanation to offer as to

in New York except cic

elicases the tnatnliiv of thet

sustain loager aun artgi | ‘ I

rise in Leatdon stiysests

wide demand fae an

sorbed the lead suypyely I cessation of Losdlities arnives tre gis to t wa - itt object lessons hitely pres t

wo ld of preparing to

eouses calculated to Keay the pve

nintunition busy for vears te cau AY

the time ofthe civil warin the

States lead stoad at F200 per te per LOO Ths. This is a eireuines vond the range of ordinat

foresight and, of avs Uosets thearies and ¢ thations 1 yrades can today be

in Canada te the ox I tie nnd the free adiossten oto * t United Staves Sec ne Matterafs consequence. Tlie ‘ la

that both the

ters are inthe toarnet tf

grade, even Paya woo of Ww Qenrn some tras already gone to Prailiat aul is also reported tl atthe J e P

j | - 2

will put op twe ad

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PLP PALL LOOSE OOOO

(

7 § Golden Nuggcts 3 $

dlen Wae just. in Colaba Tadt in responce te

circular received from the Cents

mittee in Westuituster kite at delegates be. elected ta) atte

vention to be held in saat nda 1 Both A large number of the conseny

utives of the town

elected Mr. J. Deviin chataaan and Ny

Gus Piokham secretacy prot

considerable discussio iC Was devids that circulars be iss. ! ’ villages and tows i 1{ dist North Bast Wootenay ehing the ¢

servatives als forgibige an atss ition to be kKuown

the Liberal Conservative Ass tien North East Kootenay aod for that 4

prose to attend a omioetis

Giolden on the 27th, at whieh meeting niso delegates would be appointed to at tend the Westoinster Convention As ded be

ws is late

uh assockation sien ing organized is the only was by whi

the aistriet

Conservatives of

hecome a unite ty lois te be laned thataembers of the party in Pield, Win dermere, Canterbury, Athalase Peter

boro and ather towas in the distriet wil

heastily eco in tie en | tion by seuding delesutions from thei respectives laval organizudons to tl

Miwd. Bo Grit, Goold Comission wits ant farmily leave on Thoesdiiv foe pleasure Visil to the court pole basing Kindly giver thea the ies

jis private car tor lace

Rew. Edwon Sie and wi ow te are at preeenton a Vviritta Mrs >

brother, MM divo, 1. Med

4 m m ee Ce ee ee ee ee be oxy Bast i et ee ee ye

before the convention with

lead Jiro.

added that we believe reate aomeurket for 7000

The discussion was very

St pointiat

White an the

Conn bhape to

Buyt. Man

Canterbury,

The public schools re-opened on Mon day last and judging from the extra hire numberof childeen presenton the aces sion, the trustees will soon be competled to devise Ways and means for providing

thore comibodions qitarters for their use

The annual meeting of the subscribers of the Golden Hospital took

Monday the 6th, at which a large num

plice on

& ber oot repres@ntatives: were present Messra. PLOW Aviner ands

were elected tmreaibera of the

Risto sins board of inanawement.

Mr. J. C. Ullock of the

House, is being congratulated bw his

Kootenay

many friends, on thiseareving off the gan

club prizes at the Windermere

Jack save it was dead easy. Eo. Mstell

Where he intends doing some work on

Sports

pone to Spilleomachene

his mining prooerty im that viciiity Mr. W. WW. Rogers accompanied dy his sister left ou Thesday’s boat fora

pleasure trip down the rive

ALD. Weptios -t Sieburia,

divs in tow last week renewing old

Spent few

tequauinitinces

Mrouned Miss Devlin dea urned home after ath mouths visit to the Coust

RECORDS

WINDERMERE DIVISION

Pollowing isa bist of all the veatione

Desmond Banek of Pa game, Ci I \

Aig S—] t z cek, J oM \ { Melee

Vu I Hovee Nol. J , el} \ saute, F AL ¢

SFELS Arig ert ! m4 ( Sehim oboe Stee a i 1 Und { oe 1 t ar t is | letaltoC M Keer \ Cre

J ( lew, MeMurdo Kootena Consolidated Mining ¢ Sunday, Ottertail creck vol Ba Nag Prea Pi fton Mil 1G

Ane Y—Pairview, Ca nd \\

& Quartz Mining Co, all in’ Mastad

ter Phe regul ponthily we me oft Boardof Prade of the Wiodermcne M i I) oa Be of Prod " rthed \ s tlotel, A ilo niga Mh hay Alith

District of North East Kootenay.

B. C.,

wrrrew

Thursday, August

aed r z

16, 1900. $3.00 Per Year.

oe ewer | ore eee eee i

NEWS OF THE MINES omristinn inte: «mf Poem ;

PDI

Ve 4 ! 9 ] > > ane ; Local Ouicreps.

fas tig Meme’ |

TEENS STI TOW Jon mn x nq ° ny 9 ) sy , this week a , ' ) ———n—rr rnd ran) ° / 4 Pant + ¥ Pas wana an | Sat atte « , What he) be Mg Onc Lil the Tunnol, pecting atthe head of Toby He save Subseribe for Tine Oerenov a the Never Sweat isaiovey nie R. A. Kimpton hae started an ¢ on 4 P fir fA mv |e vo an the Shaft And Durmnp. Prospect, that he has traced the ledge Cheeuen of the new. residence at Wine for 200 feet and that there isa « “lee dermers ‘ two feet oot galena ou « sree r , : ; H.P. O'Farrell and partner have gone Ed. Mowe hae gone up with T. U1. ashate. Heintonts ay; | walls - Mi ind Myre. . AL SteG. Sinveth, of up to the Litth North Pork of Toby Taylor to survey the Delphine group RUM tie whi bee a Ae M Indermere, were visitors ty Canterbary creck ee vate Messrs. Sedteand Walsh have gone ont rps : ' CoM. Keep, manag Of tlie “Silver | npait todo thore work on the Phe Marion. Capt. Nemetrons aud Bo Powrisht,

rehulths

Crown group,eame downon Saturday The Marion mineral « : Ee of Golden, paid a visit tothe Hon. 2 North Fork of Toby creel : L

Mr. Mann and wife have gone up Toby

evening from the property. and left be ent reek oar ver ° > “ioe eree . to ane 4 ‘ roperty \ Jar 3 Pivadnwe atage tay Port Sinele thins re toir ye pro) tv Mer. Manin isa f the pretriest “ he " , ve Vhave aopual «:!} i - is interested in i ‘ Laney pia Fe pects to be y Atnonth and will ; In the canny Very little \ \ tea x teal : i rer is expected ia sit Spokane eturning Phere are at present \ t} stow this prope t \ na ne | virions towns imethis dis t. burt. thee i" I} ead last trace Fife vitro are very scarce in this) district : : 100 font Ba de Sas Dixy ary, a . ) vid « t mat t sur boty spectors WU Tet On the northwest enda v ; ‘ BATA ek UA at reco i \ thasbeen miotde w : vet ‘ lotiou Sature t t ue | bat b hl db, hes : pela t \ ‘ get e1 iv! fa] Colonel J s}). Peas “ < Haliai a , AVS BtOQIET i ve towe tlie Opegtios tistuct \ ih iat * the ' tid i 21) . ’ this ds tricot he ny } = Coots ' } . Labo Ire also BeAHCR, At " ' | | my Messrs, M nt TSI As eee Win, Hamilton and Wim, : 3 ; : Hehesofcleanace. On ¢ ae Mi tre bas matting ; Urendy bee | j nto vy kon the Cateliole t\) final locators I] : cues ne aa at vena fp tue lifters ' ‘ ye | és ese ‘ e : veen one aud two cons wl Hye t ' t Witderner {4 Cah Sot ' pron Wie ‘ Quite a nium! CA Sram onec eK via } exo to strik el snlidol : led nto nn ale ane a ¢ ” But al tvw ( t pre sed to.) ’ ts , ‘a 0 Tee ie \ s) 1M LAN thet ; v ‘ oe © ‘ ‘ e, = al u ~ , ‘ k ix . ’ rage So ine Ii is ‘ ita ws * ten hit iia \ hey lit \\ ra) | we " been maa i ‘ x 1 sO - ite Mra. Paty { | ive fF ta aban Phe Pan (4 ‘ ms West I ‘ ( j ; : COM i vesioth Z onimitt ire very \ ms to ke ! Wi Ars ' \ i ’ eR " ; I) \ ss s 3 aw W i a this ex] ta bivor Bey | sto the | ylearia t port 1 ’ | 5 ! ~ a | yaa rill sin tur oon nterest of every os torto hia his a8 ne mn \ S | F ity iow 4 limes pres { e ‘ : Ir \ to - , te ' Jers thatet \ ceived 4 an ew TB eeee ceey ’ ” a ” : iy ares ae a racer, Which ‘4 1 } I eis talk " ; ‘ ¥ \" Vr ' ‘ Vale Gi 4 : ae es \ H a \ t vue n al a Cees Ac | - , “ ‘ . i] } , Pol ws Moess J - ( mitles \ \\ k ’ ewithera moand Port S Koon the Pres r ‘ ‘ , \ . Pant ! ( M \ s| e\ al ea A ’ , Ss \! \ ! S = ‘ 4 -« t king g i 2 \ g . | \ woatter of H satis « , re hy -+eyy ae ' , 4 : he mom Wilt tho, ‘ ony I « 1 Pi) ! : ! Se Ses _ . Cro ‘ te . ! “ i = ‘ ‘ - * e = Rent : . I \ ( 1 \ Is o - _ ? = { ‘ ( | ' e Tia ' i ‘ Ca ‘ ~ F; t t : oe ~ Black bP ce, ] v} \ se eon ry ee i G4 : wr A ROS. Gall rots s a rh i ' : ; w - wey Vv le Horse T f 1 vrs ‘ ] P , . . meat re 18 Week. bn iat ue hear 5 » = a ( yt rf is t | i \ ‘ i \ . | Pree ’ \i ; : Ny \ ( - s \\ I fers 5] ! 4 ‘ te rk mre) ss st ’ oon ’ wae n > ‘ it A ) =f ‘ ‘ S Qe | ‘ ‘ : & : > tes - ! t = \ \ t rane nW s , t : 2 , r ; I " \ 4 S Siu ‘ so ne A 4 . ‘ * ‘ - « = © - } at } ’ Phe A, G ) ‘ ’ s ~ - set erd 4 . k I ~ 9 ; ' « 4 ] . ‘ a ' sity s is i i i ‘ . Atha \ } 0 feet 4 F ! < : ! wu 1 t z \ 1 - ' | ‘ , i ° 2 i \ s 8 i = i - . ‘ ' ’ 1 . i s { . “ ! t S \ : : Py ‘ Vnig t 4 a s 52 eile Pelt se } , i sf , Ar . . ee v Rn s ( " - Vi > AP y, - Y sO IP) : + /Wil | j pon © fe | ae | Wie iV VY Hf Hf Il \ dw (G a chu Pa ti Gi , § : An ¢ ‘ ! Wa Juas k thie ( rl | mae te . allied P anes e . t - M i SSN ul tiie i M 1 ~ Vis 1 i \ r “2 SU | > - whoo is q axii wore s - ots hi - A : ' I ' ‘ a 14 Ri s \\ z 5 | ' ' 5 | * ' VW g Al i r wf l kK \ pC We | , . . i > ‘ te hie i sf s ) , ‘ f l ; rey Mt | \ \ i \ > . | \ i , A . \ ~ . f \ ‘ a 1 le. | . 8 s (i _ 7 , \ \ i \ mn) ! \\ tos thos ’ PMU bite ‘ , > . see ‘ ° mm t e \ i . ir ( ” “ - - to > ; is » ' | ees k ’ \ Ver toa aoa, Ca arta 222039 4b | | ' s ts Ris i i t 7) ' $ wa : : hiy i ' \ | h ' - r | ® “ (i 1 t : ' ‘ ‘ tlio y 1 Phe ‘ | ' ‘ t \ ’ ‘ he \ : ‘ . i 1 J ‘ i : u Hirt sil ’ \ rt ul . \ ee | » slog \ : ! \ t oo | \ gol . s \ sou i 4 | t 4 i ( ss \ \V ‘ 8 \ ton ‘ i We | Dia - ‘ Hh. st. J. Moutiza - - ¢ I wn ‘ ;

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THE »OUTCROP, THURSDAY AUGUST 15, 1900, ;

HOW TO REACH CANTERBURY.

The Steamer Duchess leaves Golden BARRISTER, every Tuesday and Friday morning at 4 SOLICITUR w’clock, arriving bere at 6 p.m. x iT ARY PUDI 1c

The stage leaves Golden at 7 a.m.every , aca yer:

UGH MACDONALD, | Sunday. PETERBOROUGH,

sJeaves F Rteele a (Cp ’ e Breage TeuveR Fort Sleek ith aon Crow’s | North East Kootenay, British Columbia. Nest Pass Railway, every Friday at 8 : nv. and arrives about noon Sunday. } Re Prosy ectors bow come over from West ARVEY McCARTER &

Kootenay in twodays, following Hamil PINKHAM, ercek from Argenta, on Kootenay lake, | | Barristers and Solicttors. to the sammit, thence down Toby creek.

T. H. TAYLOR, GE. ‘

Kast Kootenay, B.C.

Provincial Land Surveyor. +“

- Lake«60

Surveyve of Mineral Claims, Townsites, Roada, Mines, Ete,

Crown Grantee obtained

PETERBOROUGH,

iEOLS. MeCarter, Jo ALHARVEY, a rebate ' Revelstoke, B.A Fort Steele, BoC bi ) The Cut Worm. | a PINKY \M. is neral VRE | Rooms, Alexander Block, Golden, B.C 1 Car The cut worm is active in several por- : _ i. + th; t . tions of the Province to the pp Abbie d ere an Sy haw OBERT ELLIOTT, M.D., damage of vesetation., Persons interest- ed have communiented with Dr Pletcher, pholstered “an Dominion Entomologist, Ottawa, who PHYSICIAN AND | Achalmer a ‘i B C recommends poisoned bran as the most SURGEON, 9 ’ ° effective remedy, and as the ent worm aaa ei bid FU RN ITU R E has encroached toa considerable extent PETERBOROUGH, | ) PT ooseoeee on many of the ranches in the Winders East Kootenay, British Columbia, | mere district it) may be interesting to : i J | many of our readers: to or tow Bll HOMAS O'BRIEN, a yeu ius is prepared, Dr. Fletcher weites toa correspondent in Vietoria: "1 tind the) The Latest Stvles in Parlor. heat way to prepare this is to wet the HARRISTER, SOLICITOR , Y | Wa ase ant eia : v4 5 Hivetivins bran with water slightly sweetened, | HORRY ART at ETC. Dining-Room and Bed- ' Pinware then dry this oy mixing in tiose dry ‘ : h R ds} , bran, until the whole is apparently dry Office in Upper Columbia Navigation & oul Suites, again, but asa matter of fact there will Tramway Company’s Building, Hard waive be sutticient imperceptible mroisture to East Kootenay, GOLDEN Bh. oe Ww wv 7 make the poison adhere.’ ‘The poison — refered tois Paris Green, aad this tan * Sa : : Arm Chairs, ner of applying it is recommended in 3 J. SCOVIL, J. Py Window Seats, Mois Furnishings ' preference to the spraying system, | ey Sanaa Lounges, | " “ ) ‘ ' \ b yy TER J . . ! a ' ers | i ee. Writing Desks, R. S. GALLOP, d ASSOCIATED BOARDS. DocdacConvovancves, Stoktangos and al) Panty Rockers. 4 Ay : | other Legal Documents drawn and | Verandah Chairs MINING AGENT. > Miners 8 ipplies Tite convention recently heldat Nelson attested | I: « : « ‘i ‘ Ke shh Pra OH TRA. ha ibs ae Veconnts Collected ate, Hte., H % Sastern British Coluttia diseussec : . tia aes ‘ ; i a length the many requirements of the | Books Audited. vve Mining propertics bought and sold. Giant Powder ‘i Kootenay country, and wil 1) loring many Real Estate and Windermere Mines, H . points of interest: before the Govern: | Vire, Reports and } t ments which will no doubt receive their) Lite, Goan Te ti “Waps and Fuse eaveful attention, coming from acon aan I: ] i . ? vention of business men W ho represent REMIT ASS Ce es Oa. Urnished, ; sy, the best interests of all com imantes. | pepe RBOROUGHL, British Columbia \ . 1d : } 0000000 + os Below we print a few of the reschitons) = Assays in Gold, Silver,Copperand Lead, | ’ Which were passed and are of general _ imi Fe gs os Ph rape eam R= Ply pg Be Me my) . P} i dpe stank po tiene tiie uate cle NICHOLSON, Mattresses. Pillows. Ete Correspondence Solicited, Fresh Butter n regre a) w sl wee wis 6 1 . . ° 4 Py Ae mineral chime the convention adopted Of Kingston School of Mines a the following ASSAYER and 5 ee and Eggs “Believing that the tithe te Crow ANALYTICAL CHEMIST | - granted mineral elaine shenuld) be fail nf ; Address: Aly ay linerals identitied « fo rrospectors ‘ SS. . VAVS Hy ‘ perfect vod thateall tie surtace rights of Er eb altel nu 1+ for pros] A ait We og * on h und such claims belong absolutely tothe) Three years experience in Kootenay Cante>bury, East Kootenay, B.C grantee: beat vistrict : conan as , ° . “Resolved, That this association de OF eta edtalve Nate wi Oe ET Snaelt NY petition the Provincial Gavernment to! iReHiit ; daca padeAR ie che | Ai change the law so thatowners ofinineral Vining Properties Examined and Re =a NATE =A . claims may be allowed to acquire the: ported upon | 2 Pe. az surface thereof at the same prices that) | A spectors and others are requested x e fi j : i ae eae a raiinde o bring in sam piles for our exhiabit o would be ratd ad the pueetia HOE iomaiheie Dime ° oder the Land Act; provided, that the application be nade within six month: ) GOttee Peterboro Townsite Co.’s Building | tidee (Hie IO iy aera ital a TeMIACR : : frer the Crown grants PETERBOROUGH, 5: Car j I. Beers and D. Ross intredueed a Phe quickest and only 7 vaust > seit | , ie jexest Vad on resolution pledging the assacnition to Fast hootenay, British Columb: — i } : . urge the post ollice departiient to estab: Shea vy, y Cima tee -" ' lish a daily mail service among the towns nee ei Eastern British Columbia, where a st Arosa re inte the .

Including everything necessare forthe build r itter of beinging the resonree Ing ane auining Trade

ie patter of Vectiging the esotprees

of British Colombia to the attention of PETERBORO. \

Soytisl investors through an exhibit of 5 age Haylie in Tobacco, -

chilly serviee is ta operation, and thatal maibear should be put on the ¢ row's Nest Pass road between Medicine Hat . U72SCH

and Kootenay Landing

Scot!

mninerals at Glassow, ned, was pone

really apprey uy and a] Cigars, » Ce ‘s resolution was passed recommending Contectionery, Ci3.eLce

Groceries

Into and any

Government to take action ia this di : E : 1 Presh Pruit. ion

A resolution suggesting that the Gay ernment make provisions for quarterly

returns ofthe development ofthe tin

» pity rely ‘ sucl ing industry, the point being: that sus Baths Hot and Cold,

statistics would) materiadly in fluence it © w

vestors aud assist promoters bn bictheiip a) ax

capitalists to direct theirattention to the

Provinee, was introduced and earned P it Rolls A resolution was adopted recommend uri

ing the Governijent te have mag ot d y Wall

surveved lands | laced in every Grovert an " Paper

ment office for the information ot persace rs

requiring information on Hey pent, ane Know ledge.

that the maps be Kept corre ected to date

Tt wae also decided ty petition the | Purity of ingredicnts and knowledge roving Hove ent that the tithe to Provincial Governmen ae of how they must be compounded is) Sepoeq Doors aia TOETEy, Ye

the reasen why the

Crown granted mineral claims slo be fulland perfect and that all surface

ground and timber on the claims revert

best physicins to keep out mosquitoes send ous their preseriptions to be absolutely to the grantee 2

Another of Col, Toppu y’s resolutions tilled

was “That tl is meeting desires tocall | phey knew we have only the purest

rnuine Maple Syrup

the attention of the Govorume nt to the from Quebec,

drags and chemicals, and belay injustice oF ce rtain oof the provision ot + ' i 1 \y

qualified Pharmacists will fll phy-

theact of 1800 Known as the wet to aie nel

iu '

the Burean of Mines Net, whereby in siciuns prescriptions exactly as x ; :

opposition to the spiritof British haw New Carpets, Squares and Rugs written or not at all 5

una te all precedent, retroactive legisha- Qa of all Sizes, Designs and) Prices

tion is made to dajan ously affect: the [yy short we give you just what you ask

Muslin and Sash Curtains Se rights and interests ol; an important ty «dy Aa sce ‘ : in of professions alo men. This association New Bieyeles, Regular Corn

approves of the principle ofan exans Weare constantly renewing our stock

assaving and the iesnance ofa

Crackers, for

$25.0

PRE EEEETTH

joaation dn certificate ot yp proficiency by the Govern-

andask for a share of your patron

! vr . ment as an antecedent. te men not ug feeling certain that it wiil by already established in business bn ing) tovour advantage,

permitted to engage In TRA) inge in thir

Province, And further this deseckition Wo PLELD having heard the statement ana siywes ' ' rial), J. Couthbert Welsh,

me - ~ Golden-

tions submitted by assaver at the Trail sme Iter, to the Min- ister of Mines at d other Ministers of the

PIRLD& BEWS, Revelstoke,

Crown, hereby heartily endormes the

mane anal triste Ott thie suze ions The Outcrop QD Mee Dermes

therein dealt with will recess fas already broke into an cliveinge thes | ale rs GENERAL MERCHANT,

A for assayers auontiliy in the on ninage elie Pry a Sample and Golden, * B, C, :

-¥ i ‘ ’ In ' i ‘ PTroprict wi wwod d

tion and be acted Upon yh Girnde chute of

present session of the Legistature, And

har tiivdsciaionaotovly oe JIQGB PRINTING

the desirability of holding eXaiiinations

Best Accommodation ~~

Windermere, - - B.C.

KIMPTON & PITT General ilerchaxts. Mining Supplies a Spccialty. Just received

i Minor's Bog 12 Cases R. Price $§

ole \eonts tor Canton Steel

Windermere District.

ome |

Qevper :

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< Windermere District

Stage meets all boats. Aw t Windermere Hotel 7

Finest Liquors and Cigars,

J. A. STODDART. | EA

WINDERMERE, B.C,

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All sizes from 6

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‘“l Galifornia Giant Powd

Mining Men and Prospectors porchasing their

supplies fromnus will be tormished Pack Horses Free of charge tor delivers

Windermove & Gulden “tage line.

“HORSE THIEF TRAIL

Sh ould he ‘Rushe d at Once.

assistance oO

Ed. Johbnsoa, with the

theee men, has been enwzaged for t

pist two weeks in entting a tral Horse Phiet

have

erevk Pros pectors Who

just eome down the creek state

that they are doing good work, bat Quat)

they are badly jn peed of more mon ane that ato the the trail

Will pot be conmpleted in time to be osed

present mate

moeh this season, regretabbe as N.S. Gallop, nen than

who gives employment to more way rtheriiine owner in the discrict, wants to get in stiicien? supphies now for the and if the trail is not completed obliged vo winter

Winter, atan early date he may be suspend operations during the months. Mr.

propertivs on Elorse

Gallop has several pood Thief retarded in development te sowe extent us he cannot get miners enough to carry oh work as he There

Humber of other prop-

would otherwise arealsoe ao hirge erty owners whom this trail wih benefit wnd whe are only waiting

This woukl be very |

and is now | }

for the trail |

to be completed’ te enable them to take | Vp suppses and commence operations, | It is the imperative auty of the Gav. |

ment officials to see that this tiail is yushed te completion.

<op>

Claim M onopol, 6

Spa ey: of pre rens Ts lo

I net

: t anake an ade. 4 open* Uae sroperties up. They prefer to re-stake and spend

Yheir otherwise nnoceapiel time in searching for more chiims to stake, spending more tine and mieney in the?

vifort than would in many eases make them rich on property they ¥uss. There are prospectors in She Cul ys

who have more chains on record than hey could possibly represent ina year if they worked steady all the time. There

weeclains within a mile of this town that

hrenelyy poss *

have half a dozen sete of stakes on then. |

More than one claim in the

hands of a,

mian of smallmeans issupertivons. One ! viaim issuificient to make aman rich \ dozen of them will keep a prospecter

poor all his life.

It is nota yovernment grubstake that bat atitle tn usnai chose to it At shi the locator

be wanted, ret, on

somethin rald be im-

of ao omineral

perative thtt vlaim doa certain amount ot wark his lo

impertive

creat before recording vation, and it

that he doa

vnount of work

whould also he reasonable each vear

Within a dimited number of years he

rhould be compelled to take out his pat

ent and all unworked crown

claims snould be assessed on their as-

granted |

sumed value and taxed tothe limit. No!

mau should have privilege to withhold from others resources which he will not Phere are supposed to effect on the statute ‘ butthey are dodged and “Lat every turn.

develop bimiself, be laws to simibas hooks of Lb. € avoid These laws are Mall of loopholes and should be wiped off

and replaced by an enactment that

would be effective. Suchao law would vommpel prospectors to ccoutine their at- | fentions to one ortwo claims, and it Would also prevent psuede capitalists

from holding unworked chimes

others proved them valuable by develop

padjaccut property, says th

peak,

While

2 RPanGon

| First-class

Athalmer

This space is reserved

for the Athalmer Townsite Company.

Athalmer

THE OUTCROP,

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PACKER.

ome

Packing for Mining Companies a Specialty,

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The only First-Class Pack Train in the Winder. me re District, consisting of 22 horses,

ene

Instructions left at the following

places will receive prompt at.

tention:

WS. Santo & Co.,

Peterborough.

Tir Ovreror,

Canterbury. Kimpton & Titts, Windermere.

BARBOUR, Athalmer, B.C,

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