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We fave an ISA550W with firmware 1.2.18. The issue we are facing is that when trying to upload or send via email files larger than about 4MB it fails!
For troubleshooting purposes we have disabled all security services but the issue still remains. The MTU set to the ISA is 1485 and it is the maximum value that we get responses from ping tests. The tests are performed from an XP PC with df bit set to 1272 which is the maximum value that we get responses. The maximum packet size of ping from the ISA Diagnostic Utilities that we get response is 1464 bytes.
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Thank you for your reply Michael.
Only the default firewall rules apply with all LAN to WAN traffic permitted.
In the Attack Protection under WAN Security Checks and Firewall Settings I unchecked everything and under DoS Attacks kept the default settings which are the maximum.
I have also set the MTU to 1200 but no luck! :-(
Any other suggestion will be appreciated!
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Can you set the local MTU of the client to 1200 and test again?
Thank you Michael once again for the effort!
Unfortunately with MTU set to 1200 still does not send large email. I have tried with attachment 8MB but no luck! :-(
Any other suggestion will be very much appreciated as we are in a dead end!
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As I could not find a solution and my manager was "breathing down my neck" we have changed the configuration from PPPoE to Static IP for our internet access and are using our ISPs modems for PPPoE and it seems to be working now! The MTU is set to AUTO now for the Static IP configuration.
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Applications for the Craftadian Made in Hamilton is open, applications closed May 20, 2018.
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"I will," waa tbe answer. Now we are calmly told to wait. What we are to wait for is moire than I can comprehend. We have the finest showing and some of the riches' claims in the province, developed hy tin miners and prospectors alsne, and now when we need government aid to raise the tremendous handicap on the camp, we are told, I will give you a trail. Do the miners and residents see the bitter irony of this promise. It is well known that our respected member could accomplish what wo are asking if he would. We are told the province has to borrow money. What better UBe, or where a better district could be found, to spend a portion of this money on, than our own Bridge river, I think *ould be hard to find. One company would not bring in their mill owing to the enormous expense of packing and freight, which a wagon road would overcome, also throw open a new district; to the miner and prospector. This district is essentially a mining one, and unless thiB industry is aided and fostered to the fullest extent, it will lapBe to the halcyon daj_ when a stranger arriving here waa considered a freak and a nuisance. It is a pity and disgrace to lee a country developed by miners alone, allowed to die a natural death, from the wint.ot assistance which is our right to demand. Would that a little of the American push and energy could bo infused amongst those in authority over us, so that we could all enjoy the benefits of which will some day become one of the richest free milling camps in British Columbia. WILL HAYLMORE, Lillooet, B. C, April 17th, 1901. TO THE DEAF. A rich lady cured of hor Detifnoss and Noises in tlio Uuiid bv Ur Nicholson's ArtlAclal Bar DrUBM, gave 110,000 to his Institute so that tbe don/ people unable to pmrtir. the Kar Imiins mav have thein free, Address No. H5S3 Tho Nicholson Institute, 730, Eighth Avonuo, New York, U.8.A, J. H. Anthony. Ueneral Merchant, LYTTON. Storage and Forwarding Agent /OR Lillooet and Bridge River. Have goods consigned to my care; railway charges are settled, goods stored and forwarded with despatch. JL. G. XMi-.13A-GT-XArrX, Gsneral Dealer Full line of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Ghothing and Hardware. Miners' Supplies. M. P. Kamloops, B.C. Furnitura »f every description. Carpets, inoluum, Window Shades, Cornice Poles, etc, Canadian Pacific Navigation Company. f/ir __,l__c_f__ Steamers for Kkngway nnd Alaska paints leave Victoria eveiy Wednesday r VT MlddH'O- evening ami Vancouver every Thursday nt 1 p.m. (ttenmeiF for B.C. Northern I'oinis leave Victoria and Vaucourer weekly, Regular steamer** lor all British Columbia points. Part leu law ou application. C. 8. BAXTKK, U. P. . Subscribe for The Prospector. BAILEL HOTEL. Silverthorn Bros. Props. LYTTON, . - B. C First-class in every respect. Choico Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Sample roem free. TUB PROSPECTORS' BXCHAKUE. On the first day of last January Mr. Andrew F. Rosenberger opened the Pros- pectors' Exchange in Nelson. Since the Opening ol ihe Exchange Mr. Rosenberger has advertised extensively through. OUI British Columhia, and our readers nre nil familiar with his advcrliseniml which appears weekly in our column''. Mr. Rosenberger has had many years of experience in practical mining and knoAh the needs of the prospector probably better than any olher man in the country. As a prospector te h:is lone felt the need of some means, by wbicb the prospector ran reach the capitalist withoui paying exorbitant commissions to the middle man or promoter. As a representative of capitalists who desire to secure mining property ha has felt the need of some medium by which the capitalist can reach the prospector and mine owner without going to the expense of sending out experts to look over the country, olten consulting the entire sea»onor several seasonewithout procuring a really good property. The prime ohjeut of the Exchange is to hring the prospector nnd mine owner in direct touch with the buyer. To accomplish this end the Exchange has been advertising extensively in the mining country, with a view of awakening the prospectors and mine owners lo his own best interests. If you have a reasonably good prospect, alt you have to do ia to write tho "Exchange" giving a brief description of your property, naming price, terms, etc., samples of your ore should also be seal, with your report. It is not expected that you send sn expert report, but just a letter written by yourself stating what you have to offer. After receiving your report at the Exchange your property will be listed in the weekly reportwhich is issued by thel-change. We are in receipt of the lait report ie- sued by the Exchange, and may say that it is an entirely new departure in mine advertising. This rep"ort which is issued every week or ten days, gives ua a briel description, with price, terms etc. of the properties listed at the Exchange, These reports nre sent to mining brokers and mining men throughout tl.e United States and Canada, many being sent to bvokerB in Europe. By listing your property at the Exchange and having it reported in the report, lour properly is presented to Beveral thousand mining men who arc hok- ng for mining property. If your property should appeal lo any of them as being worthy of further investigation, and they ask for further information the Exchange gives all the available information, and if the enquirer cares to go into the matter he iB placed in direct communication with tho owner. This method of advertising mining property has not, bo far as we know ever been attempted hy any one, any where; that it is a move in the right direction can not he questioned. One of tiie main objects of the Exchange is to get people to buviog mince, and get thein into legitimate mining. We are informed by Mr. Rosenberger that he has many applications from the east for mines which he is unable to supply. The Exchange has a fine exhibit, of British Columbia ores and de> sires to secure a good exhibit, trom eacl: minim; district. The Exchange is visited hy all the eastern people who visit Nelson and to have a complete display of ore from a district is a good advertisement for that district. Mr. Rosenbereer offers to exhibit ore irom any of the camps free of cnargo, and ia desirous of securing* good exhibit Irom this camp. We rould suggest that we go about it at once and make a largo collection of ore from this camp and forward it to the Exchange. FURNITURE. A (ull stock of all inds of UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE ii bow for tale by H. G. PARKER, ULLOOET, B. C. Store and Repair Shop in Uren Block. Call and examine stoek. Na trouble ta show goods REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Read Thc Prospector, $2 a year. Tbe Ramona Disastar. One ot the worst disasters that have ever occurred on the Fraser river took place last Wednesday as the Steamer lliimona was making her regular trip to Ohilliwack from New Westminster. She had arrived at Langley and was heading for Morrison'B Lauding when somethinc went wrong with her boiler which allowed the steam to escape and some S or ten were badly burned, and three others either jumped overboard or were blown into tho river and were drowned. The purser, Richard Powers, who has succumbed to the terrihlo fnjures he i«- coived leaves a wife and two children. BRIDGE RIVER MINES. Mr. i.eslie Hill has just reiurned from the mines on Cadwallader creek. Asked as lo the progress at the mine* Mr. Hill said, the Mines Exploration Limited is now developing three veins which arc called for the purpose of identification, the Arrasira vein, the Lome vein, a: d the Woodchuck vein. On each of these three veins a deeper tunnel is being driven lo develop the veins below the old workings, and some of the ohl tunnels are also boing continued. The arrastra and Lorne deep tunnels are ioth being diiven on the veins and there is some uuariz in each, that, on the Lome running as ;miich as five feet in width of quartz. Neither of the.Ee tunnels has as yet got under the ore chutes shown in the upper workings though they are both rapidly approaching them, and the quarlz met with is in separate ore chutes not previously exposed. The Woodchuck deeo tunnel ij a cross cut tunnel »nd has not. yet reached the vein though u small vein or str>Bgor has been crossed and the ground shows signs <.f heing near the vein. Most of the machinery for the five- stamp mill as well as the pi.e line for lhe water power is on the ground and the remainder is en the way and will be delivered as soon as "anted. The heavy limbers are all got out and hewn. The millsile is being graded and the building will be eommeneed at once. Some delay will be caused as it was not possible to get all 'ho necessary Lumber sawn and delivered while the sleighing lasted. At present it is neither sleighing nor wheeling and the lumber cannot he hauled until the snow is all gone and the trail somewhat dried out. This eeeme to he » very backward spring and the snow is lasting longer than was anticipated. There is some difficulty in gettinj; experienced miners although top wages are being paid and this causes mine work to no forward slower thnn was anticipated. At no time has there heen a full crew ol experienced mineiB and there ia always room fur more good men. Asked as to the irail Mr. Hill said lhat in his opinion it would have been better to commence the wagon road at the Mission and build each year as far as the money would allow. Had the $7,000 appropriated last year heen expended in ihis way a wagon road could have been made from the Mission to Bridge river and a bridge built at the first crossing. This would have reduced the cost of transportation by, say one cent per pound, Tneu if say $7,000 is appropriated ttiis year tho wagon road could have heen carried on to say Tyaaxon, reducing the cost of packing another cent per pound. Now, two cents per pound in all machinery and supplies means a cons d- erable saving aud would have materially reduced the cost of developing tl.e mines. As it is practically uo henclit ia received from the money which haa heenexi-tided and a further expenditure ou widening the trail will slill leave only a pack trail aud tho cost of packing will be the same. The Bend'Or Company, the Alhambra Mines and tho Mines E\ploiation are joining together to put in a trail from the present trail to Gun creek. This trail Mr. Hill ssye, is necessary in order to avoid having to shut down during high water, as the ferry at Sucker creek cannot be used during high water. This trail will also shorten the distance to the mines on Cadwallader creek of some live or six mileB._ GOVERNMENT'S RAILWAY POLICY. At Tuesday's session of the legislature the government introduced a hill to authorize a loan of $•"> .000,000 for the purpose of aiding railway construction in lhe province, and other importaLt public works. This bill embodies tlie policy of thc government regarding railways, which includes tho building ol road.- Irom the coast to Kootenay, lhc extension of the Island railway, from Ro.'L creek to Vernon, from the coast at Kili- miiat to Hasellon and from Fort Steele to Golden. It also provides for the construction of a bridge over the Fiaser river at Ncw Westminster. POLITICAL CRISIS British Columbia is again in lhe throes of a political crisis, brought about by tin government's hill lo borrow five million lobars, to subsidize railways in the province. Many of the government support- •rs warned it explicily staled thut the subsidy (or the line from the const to Mid way-should be given lo a company independent of theCanadian Pacific railway. The government bill leaves it to the government to say whom the subsidy shall oe given to. ils object being to make the best bargain possible. Mr. Martin il supporting the government bill, and he is followed by Meeeii, Mclnnes, Brown and Stab'esof tbe opposition party, while Mr. Martin's lieutenant, Smith-Curtis, of Rossland, has deserted the opposition, on account of tha stand taken oy his former leader. He walked out of lhc opposition caucus last Wednesday. On the other band Messrs, " Helc'.ken and McPhillips of Victoria, and Garden and Tatlow of Vancouver, have openly come out in opposition lo the government's policy, which Ihuy formerly supported, and Mr. Helmcken will move a want of confidence motion favoring construction of the Coast-Koot- enav Railway by a company independ- of the Canadian Facific Railway company. This will show how the houte stand- on the question. With the support of three members of the opposition it is expected that lhe government can carry it6 bill. R0AD5 AND TRAILS. The report of the chief commissiancr of lands and works says lhat the mileage of roads and trails in the province built tnd maintained by the government of British Columbia is as follows: Miles. Roads 5,615 49 Trails MM-55 Tolal 10,030.04 Of these the mileage on Vancouver Island is as follows: .Miles. Roads. 993-6? Trails 184.4'J i.i-S.oo Miles. Roads 4,621.89 Trails 4,230. Ij Total 9.S52.04 Yale district has the greatest road mileage, which is divided as follows: Miles. North Vale 7;j West Vale 601 East Yale 6r>n Tolal Leaving for the Mainland: Faithful Flock-Wa Don't Think. The Presbyteiy of Westminster has decided to hold an investigation on Tnursday, May 9th to determine whether or not Rev. A. E. Vert shall continue as pastor of St.' Andrew's church, Westminster. The members; of the congregation, who are trying to get rid of their paslor, say he has lost his hold upon the people and were it not for the fact lhat he has a nionoply of Presbyterian lalvation the church would not do any business. They also say that somebody else says the pastor lied, 300 Froion. Tiie most appalling news received Ibis winter from the north is contained In the Skagway Alasknn of the 12lh inst., received this week by the steamer Danube. The news is in the form of a telegram from Dawson, where Clerk Reid, ol Judge Noyes' otfico at Nome, had just arrived on the morning of the 12th. Reid Bays that before he left, ^00 miners had been frozen to death in one of the terrihlo Btorms for which lhe camp is noted. The early part of ih" season was mild, ami in spite of all Warnings given by sourdough residents Ihey persisted in Stampeding to every Jim Crow creek which waa boo'oee by tarioul recorders. Tola! I.9SS There are in Vale 53S.40 miles of Irails. Thc roads in Lillooet arc as follows: Miles. West Lillooet 181.^5 East Lillooet 3°2'5,:> Total 483-75 The trails in Lillooet are only 160 miles long. Cariboo has 731 miles of road and 757 miles of trail. "I-»oclcot.v " Minos. There is no good foundation for perjudica against " pocket " mines. Nearly all mine, a more 01 less pockety or spotted. A really pocket mine is one where an exceedingly rich hunch of ore occurs occasionally, while lhe rest of thc vein is comparatively barren. Sometimes it takes all the money found in one pocket to cany on the work lo reach the nexl. Occasionally six monl lis or a year's work is spent before a good pocket is found. Sone of the pocket miner, have been worked, for a number ol years in a sort of intermittent way but have heen lound to pay in the end. The ledges of these mines are usually small. Dnl even in Ihe chimneys of gootl, well defined H ide ledges there arc poor and 1 ich spot- not so marked, of course, as in the true pocket mine, occurring nevertheless, Possibly lhe pockety mines will not hold ont as long 01 warrant expensive plants, but then much less ore is mined. Sometimes a vein is pockety and extremly rich on lhe surface, which, with depth attained, settles dow'n into a steadily paying proposition.—Scientific Mining Press. Tha Poll Tax. The Revenue Tax Bill pa«sed lhe Commit.- tee Monday, with an amendment, as forecasted hy the finance .Minister, leaving the imp -1 lion of the increase at thc discretion of il Government, in January of nexf year. An amendment was also made, exempting persons of 60 years of age and over, who::: ari- 1 t.al ir.ctmc does net exceed ffi/.co. THE PROSPECTOR, LILLOOET, B.C., FBIDAT, APRIL 26, J901. THE PROSPECTOR. r.V EIO A. FBASEB. LOW) MOHUO. I,ord Morro was a baron bold, Lost of a line resplendent, -With lands untold aiul chests of gold And many an armed dependent. iii- temper fierce, his mind austere, Nol given to -.ine or laughter, 1 ic had no fear of danger here Nor punishment hereafter. If'- loved a maid and was betrayed, Though plighted each to other, Proving unkind she changed her mind, A id wedded wiih another. -against them Iroth he swore an oath * if vengeance quick and gory, A id gathered then his armed men /.il eager for a foray. V.'.ike. newly-wed, in nuptial bed, "U'ake from ihy dreams so tender, I.jrd Morro waits without thy gates Demanding quick sutrendcr. And up he sprung, that bridegroom young, And donned in haste his armour, Defying lord and lawless horde To rob him of his charmer. Then rises high the battle cry, They storm lhe castle straightway, Tlio' many fall they .scale thc wall And widely lling lhe gateway. Lord Morro singled out his foe And cried in voice of thunder, " Thus do I pay my debt this day," Ami clove his head asunder. In feudal times these frays and crimes Were very much the fashion, J'"or laws were crude and men were rude, And fought for pelf or passion, Tlie widowed bride her tears now dried, All sign of sorrow cheeking, Resolved that she revenged would be, J fer face with smiles bedecking. "I loved but thee, my lord," said she, •' Oh, wherefore didst thou tarry? They 'prisoned me wilh lock and key And I was forced to marry." Lord Morro pressed her to his breast With joy so grent he trembled; lie was, tho' bold, of human mould, And she so well dissembled. Some weeks had sped and they were wed, Put on lhe early morrow They found him dead upon his bed, And joy was changed to sorrow. Head on his hed and she had Hed, Uut, in his bosom gory, A dagger keen, which hsrs had been, Remained to tell lhe story. -S. C. •Lillooet, B. C, 1901, MURALO WALL FINISH. A household necessity and a household beaulificr—a dry jiowder, put up jp five pound packages, and in twenty-five bcaatiful shades, When house cleaning he sure and use MURALO and have something for your ork. Easily applied and won' rub oil. A color card for the asking. cLennan, PJIcFeely & Co. Ltd. 122 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B. C. Why Qold Is Staple. The increased production of gold is Betting some timid people to worrying about the possibility of a gold dollar being less than one hundred cents. So long as the mints of tbe great commercial nations remain open to the free coin nge of gold there will be no change in the measure of value. While supply and demand fixeB the price, artificial means nre sometimes, brought to bear to fix the price (in these days of industrial combination, ncaily always) and free coinage creates a demand that cannot suffer from over production. So long as governments receive a rjiven quantity of gold, and stamp it as a measure of value, it will not fall below the measure fixed. The Mining Reporter of Denver says: " Back of all other explanations, lhe real reason why gold beuamo worth $20. 67 per fine Troy ounce, is becauso the charter which in la 1-1 was granted to the B:tnk of England by tho English parliament, and which made it nt the time and until recently—through tbe powers (lelciraled to it by Ihe British nation— the financial heart of the world made it obligatory upon tho institution to buy immediately and for spot cash in current legal money (coin or paper at tlie option of the feller) any und all gold brought to it, at the rate of three pounds seventeen shillingsand nine pence standard ounce, the standard buing 9162,3 one-thousand fine, or eleven-twelfths. In its turn the mint of Great Britain agreed to receive all such purchases (rom the bank during the business hours of two dav'B each week, and pay for tbem nt thc rate of three pounds, eerenteen Biddings, ten and oi. i-hiilf pence per standard ounce The latter figure tans- lated inlo American money corresponds tu $:'0.67 por ounce of pure gold." " Pat," said n manager to one of bis v.orkmcu, " you must be nn early riser. I always lind you at work tbe lirst thing in the morning." " Indade, and Oi am, sor. It's a family trait, Oi'm thinking." " Then your father was an early riser, too?" "Me father, is il? He roiees that early that if be w»nt to bed u little lator he'd meet himself getting up in tlie jnori.in'," As tt substitute for the provincial poll tax, it is suggested that tbo legislature follow I bo ttato of Arkansas, where a drain drinker is not allowed to diink intoxicating liquor unloFS be first obtains u li. euse. The license costs *.") a year. THE PROSPECTORS' EXCHANGE NO. 4 K.-W.-O. BLOCK, NELSON, B. C. Cold, BiUer-Lead nnd Copper Mines wanted at tbe EXCHANGE. FREE MILLING GOLD properties wantod at once tor Eastern Iu- vestors, Parties having mining property for sale are requested to send sample of tin ir ore to the LXCHANQE for exhibition. We desire to hear Irom prospoctors who have promising mineral elaims in British Columbia. Prospectors and mining men are requested to make the EXCHANGE their headquarters when in Nelson. All samples should he rsent by express PREPAID. Correspondence solicited. Address all communications to ANDREW F. ROSENBERGEB. Telephone No. 104. P. 0. Box 700. NELSON, B. C. THE WM. HAMILTON) fV!ANUFACTURil.G GO. Limited MING MACHINERY PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO. CA2<TJLJDJL. J. M, Mackinnon Mining Properties Handed Properties Bondeo Vancouver B.O Don't Forget the Ashcroft Tailor WHEN YOU WANT A NEW SUIT. I hnve just received direct from Saetland Iho best selection «f Tweeds, Worstsai Be _« Panting, iu trie Interior. Satisfaction guaranteed. THOMAS MeCOSlI. Merchant Tailor, Ashcroft, B. C. The new stage line leaves Lytton every Monday and Friday for Lillooet, returning next day. Special trips made. Write us for information. Peter Rebagliati & Co., Lytton B. C. R.F.Anderson&Co NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. General Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Stoves, Enameled Iron and Tinware. Miners Steel, Picks. Shovels, etc., Wire Cable and Rum e\ Wire Fencing. Inland Cigar Manufacturing Co. OF B.C., LTD, Our Bpoul-altl-aa: INTERIOR LA M0RENA KAMLOOPS, _3 O. BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPRESS COMPANY. ASHCROFT, B. C. The coronation of King Edward will tube j/htc in .'Jnc next y<»r. Cariboo and Lillooet Stage Travel Clinton awl way poin'.a, Monday, Wednosdliy and Friday, AH points in Cariboo, Mondny'l. Lillooet direct, Monday and Fiidny, Forks ol Quesnelle, and way points, Monday, A special roach, carrying pattengers nnd express, will leave Ashoroft lor tl.e I SO-Mile House on Friday's, returning Saturday!, Special Conveyances Furnished, CANADIAN PACIFIC ! 1 (LIMITKn.) WHARF STREET. ICTORIA. Time Table No. M.-T»klu« Eflti'l Hot. Illk, Viclorla to Vancouver-Pally at 1 i>, m. T»»- cpuyerto Victoria -Daily m 1.16»,m"ore«;»« rival ol lhe C.P.R, No 1 liHin. NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTB. heave Victoria lor New Westminster, Lailiei, hnlu Island, Plumper's r>a8j-Tui>Rd«v and Friday at 7 a.m. heave New Westminster for Victoria and Way I'orla — Wednesday aud Saturday al 7 p.m NORTHERN ROl'TB. Steamships pi thin company will leave for Fort Simpson and Inlntmedinte points, via \ Ictorla, 1st and 16th each month at II p.m. ALASKA ROUT_. Hteanudiips of this coranan? will lo.ive everj Wednesday for Wrangel and Skagway at 8 p.m BARCLAY BOUND ROUTE. Steamer leaves ' rti>rli lor Alhernl and Bound ports, on the imb. ,nd _ot_ oi •■•• month, extending latter Iripi to Cluanino and Cape Seott. The company reserves the right ol cliaurint this time table at any time without netU.atlM G. A.CARhETON, llunorul Freishl Agent. C. B. HAXTlU, General Passenger Agent. pe*e*e*Gfc )se*e$e$o*o* Insurance. § | Agent. •_\ *"**S II you want '»> To insure your life, 1) 'i'o insure your property, p8 To insure against ucciden' Call on & Ric. A. Fraser 3> 9 lillooel, U.t'. jj*;| Iferd .A t ___&» j _•<& -n .£1&_?_* V an Pacific and Soo Line. Shortest- and most direct route to all points EAST and WEST Daily service to St. Paul antl Chicago and all Eastern United States and Canadian points. Passengers booked to Alaska, Australia, China and Japan. TrainB pass Lytton as IoIIowb: East Hound, 20..',7 West Bound 5.21 I'or rmes pamphlets He. apply to neatest C. I'. 1'. Agent. E. J. COYLE, THOS. CLARK, A. (J. l'.A., Agent, Vancouvor, B. C. Lytton, 11.t'. Y, ionecr Drag Store LILLOOET, _3. C. ARRIVALS THIS WEEK: Safety ltazors, Sai'liet Perfumes, Can. Hair Dye, Tanglefoot Fly l'aper, Fly Poison Pad?, Tar Camphor Jloth Balls, Jeyes' Fluid 50j. lloltlee, Strychnine Xtals, Hair Curlers, More Trusses, More Perfumery. More Drugs and Chemicals, CLARKE & CO. Half-Way Hbuse,^- LILLOOET-LYTTON ROAD. Headquarters for .',11 Stages. CHARLES McGILWVRAV, Proprietor. 11. J. ATKIN Lillooet. B. C. DEALER IN, Hardware Stoves Tinware Miners Supplies Farm Implements Harness tt Saddlery Furniture, etc., All orders promptly attendedto. V A lull stock of all inds of UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE is now fur sale by II. C. PAKKEE, LILLOOET, Ii. C, Store and Repair Shop In Uren Block. Call ami examine slock. Nu (rouble to show goods REPAIRING A SPECIALTY* i Home Crown Fruit am! Ornamental Trees, Hoses, Shrubs, Vines, Uulbs, Hedge Hants, Seeds. Extra choice stork of Peach, Aprico*, Plum, Cherry nnd I'i unu Trees. Ncw importation ul t;.i ;t*class Khododcndrens, Roses, Clematis, Hay Trees, Hollies, etc. tb,ooo to chose from. No agents nor com* i .: : in tn payt Orders dim in one day you ■ next, Nn fimTignting nor inspection 'i •. i ;.- nhd 11 lanls, affrii ttlturnl i.n- . i: , I rlHi/crs, bee supplies, (t.:. Lai;; moil comp!< t_ slock in the province. ,■:■-;■ it,- call and make your sol- ,|| * ■■ ptai ing your Orden . Addicss M. J. HEHRV, Vancouver WHITE LAI'.OR OXLV. : 1 The Prospector, year. TIIE PROSPECTOR, LlLOOET, B. C. FRIDAY, A ['Ml. LlLOOET AKJ) BRIDGE tES. J. DUNLOP. OrTHSTTlRAJL, j\^TilLZGJ^A:JKTrr Miners Supplies."- LILLOOET, BJO- Branch Store at Bridge River where a full stock of General Merchandise and Min ers Qutiits arc on hand. J. Dunlop, General Merchant, Lillooet, B.(j santini, The only map giving the locations of the mines of this rich free-milling camp. Everyone interested should have one. Price Fifty cents. Send for one at once. Address; The Prospector, Lillooet B, C, ainst GENERAL MERCHANT, LILLOOET, B. C. a full slock of all kinds of Groceries, Dri Hardware, etc. MINERS' OUTFITS A SPECIALTY. Garriwa a full stock of all kinds of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, etc. jpiOj^rTsrEiria :hot.el. I.iiiooet-. IB. ©. FRED. H. NELSON, Proprietor. Sample Reoms for Commercial Travellers Livery Stable fn Connection, Bus i ■■■;■, steamboat for -guests to and from Aaderson Lake and Bridge -Mrur points, sbbl_.: I ob i J-ll_-*-_*-: Hotel Victoria. LILLOOEE1 33. C*. Tliio hold being; nenr nnd thoroughly finished throughout is the only firm class ho'el in Liliooet. Persons calling at Lillooet will receive every attention by Stopping at the Hotel Victoria. Good stabling in connection with the hotel. Headquarters for the Lillooet-Lytton stage. o a a a e e ch.mmi-s moderate, e * e e s e M. R. EAGLESON, Proprietor. EXCELSIOR ZHZOUSZEEk _.. _f,S__S."H3'B, PBOP. MLLOGET, B.O. The Bar is supplied with tho best Winee, Liquors and Cigars m .1 ickness, BY TAKING OUT A POLICY FROM RIC. JL- FRASER, Local Agent for the Dominion of Canada Guarantee & Accident Insurance Company, of Toronto, Ontario. This is an ideal policy and besides covering accidents takes in eighteen different ailments. Don't be without some security for no ono can tell when they will meet with misfortune, Call and see the agent and get further particulars. LYTTON STAGE LINE. Stage leaves Lytton every Tuesday and Saturday morning for Lillooet, returning next day. Special trips made. If you contemplate a trip into Lillooet district, write us for information. CAMERON fi HURLEY -:- Lytton and Lillooet, B I. _T A. G. RABAGLIATI, Gsnora! Dealer Full line of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Ohothing and Hardware. Miners' Supplies. Kamloops, B.C. Furniture of every description, Carpets, inoleum, Window Shades, Cornice Poles, etc. Canadian Pacific Navigation Company. _.*_.. /! I - - Ir ^ 8taamers for Skagway and Alaska point- leave Victoria overy Wednesday ** Or J*laSK3> evening and Vancouver '-very Thursday at i p.m. Steamer« for B.C. Noi them Points teavo Vii tortn and Vancouver weekly, Regular steamers ror .■ British Columbia points, Particulars on application, C. tf. Ii AVn.it, 0,1*.. Established 18Stf. Incorporated ISQb McLENNAN, McFEELET k Co., Ltd. DAWSON, Y. T. VANCOUVER, B. 0. Importers and Jobbers of HARDWARE, Iron, Stenl, Glass, Paints, Oils Motals, 9tovos, Tinware, Q*:w, _o. We make a specialty of supplies fur Mill", Minos, Blacksmiths, Railroads, Contractors, Lnmbcimou, etc. Agents tot)— <^->i'1 Powder Co. Majestic Sleel Rn»st>a l.iiilim ks S'.iiilcs I : w Sltt»l Bennett'a EoglithFu >' Sjjooiior'a Coppering Registered Tradbiaat b ' MIKING km HORAL Minim;: and morals are mere nearly r . thought may be supposed, lining and Engineering Review. ■ .:■ re to bring lhc bit of mining into bad repute than any otii* thing. Dishonest promoters, fraudulent paniei and conscienceless management I :\(T been the waste of paid in stock, wt ins; of companies, and tbe discount: of confiding public. While some have forged their wny to fir cial iuccess by taking advantage of anotl ■ • and misfortune, the succ< * n ni is not common. In mining in al] 1 gitimate enterprises, hone ry is best policy. When the public can feel si thai their money will go into honest hi i and the mine management is strictly hone and conducted on strict business principals, there will be no lack of funds for develi ■ I a po '■ . And yet a/tajill lhat can be said, purha] there is about the mining business itself cer ndencies, temptations an3 opportunities whii ii break down integrity and destroy righ principal, and set aside ordinary businc methods such as attend few other spheres o commercial enterprise. There is, for instance the opportunity to get rich quick. Thisgrows into a kind of craze and fever which soon fti sumes any kind uf abnormal condition to suit the taste of convenience. The race for mil lions, the strife between the bonanza king';, is but the froth on lhc upper crust floating on ;i s< ■■ i seething contentions and angry disturbance beneath. The experience of the ages both as to individuals and nations is that the slow path to wealth is ths sure road, Specially do we. seem to need the slow process of obtaimnent in order to know how to retain a fortune. The di :overy of certain rich mines, or thc surprise value of some claim discovered by some poor grub-staker startles tne world by jumping the possessor out of poverty into fortune, without the drill oi knowing bow to use what is suddenly received. Some such exchange of circumstance sets a thousand men who arc doing well enough in the ordinary sense of the word, wild with the desire to do the same thing*. So away ihey rush for Cape Nome, Or some otherwheres, only to learn in the school of experience that such finds as a rule belong only to those who have made a business of prospecting, and that they do not know pay dirt, or ore bearing ruck when they see it, much less do they know anything about prospecting. As _. result a hundred men return home again poorer in pocket than when they left home, with the consequent loss of position, lime and r_- submit discouragement, and perhaps broken health for all lime io come. Iu accounting; for this gold craze it is almost wholly due to thc latent desire to get rich quick, to reap the reward of labor without labor, to come to possession of wealth without rendering a proper equivalent) It may be further considered that mining; furnishes opportunities for the unscrupulous men that are perhaps greater than in almost any other kind of business. As a rule, the common people do not know much about mining like they do about the ordinfiiy and more general lines of trade and commercial enter- pii and various callings. What doe? the st ickholder in New York, who perhaps ha* been further west than Chicago, know about what is being done with his $io,OCO worth <* stock? Even if on the ground, he is at the mercy of the manager. From the man with lhe pick and shovel all the way through to his check from the bank, he is at the mercy , of others. A dishonest miner can cany away in his pocket as he goes home from his day's i work a whole f'- time in a short length of time if allowed so to do. In a thousand ways may thc stockholder be defrauded. We mention these things io make apparent the growing need there is for the advocacy of a high grade ^>i morals applied to this whole I u ::.. ss of mining. More and more it is apparent that a company honestly formed, wisely managed and honestly and intelligently pushed as an enterprise, is the winner. There is a demand that crkholders be put in possession of the necessary facts conccinine; thc operations of the company. The honest company will not hide expenses under cover of some delusive prospei i. We are glad to note tbat all the better reliable companies are coming more and more to recognize lh< - i mditions and take pains to p tl th ■ | ■ iple interestc ! in possession of all the interests Ihey hold in common. It is * light move in the irnprovment of morals in rain* tofr . To Control Copper. Tho New York Tribuno ij authority lor tbo foliowinS: "It can be ftunoun- ced on the beet authority that all tho preliminary arrangements havo been made for the acquisition of lhe stock of tbe Button & Montana Copper A Silver company, und the Butte & Boston Mining company by the amalgamated Copper company. There is a general belief among those well Informed in the copper situation that the foregoing plans are only prelim- ina-\ to much larger expansion of tho Amalgamate company, which aims to take in, eventually, tho rich mines of Northern Michigan nnd Arizona, as woli as those of Montana. This would «iv6 the company a practical control of tba o pper situation in ibis country, with the exception of tbe Heinxo holdings in Butte." Lord Kite honor i rej r e j to have so lisposed his 230,000 troopa that Ue wili : p in all the rebe ious B >i rs jvjthm ho next tis h Subsjcrlbe for ri •--• -_-r.fi fti8B*$i&p6Vii i.'^.ooicT, fi:r'., ^sTUKDAY, Afxt'L ;f,\m. «jgS!___3r*~J.''.T.'l?-''-'.* -' ■*-"■'-—__■*—' LOCAL HEW3. Mr. John Dunlop nu.da a trip to the ' (rrUljit' river ujines this week. 0. A. Harthorne ia in town from tho j Undue river district 09 a business trip, j It ia reported that a picnic will he ' jneld up Seaton lake on the 24th oi Mar. Rev. J. H. Wright and W. Merritt Brandon spent last i?stu.rda,y visiting at J'avilion Farm. Tue Victoria Hotel 1ms now a daily bin to and from the lake for thu accoin- fii'klatio.'j of gueste John Collum proprietor of Royal Hot- (il,Sucker creek,returned homo thisweek .liter a few days iu town. Born.—At Pavilion Mills, B. 0., on Sunday, "vpril 21at., 1901, io the wile of Uobertl). Cumming ot a eon. Thr 1'hospkctoe will hereafter le ia- suod on Saturday instead of Friday. Subscribers will pleaae take notice. Pioneer Drug Store LrEiLOOBT, s- a. ARRIVALS THIS WEEK: Satety Razorp, Sachet Perfumes. Cau. Hair Dye, Tanglefoot Fly I'aper, Fly Poison Pads, Tar Camphor Moth Balls, Jeyes' Fluid 50c. Bottles, Strychnine Xtula, Hair Curlers, More Trusses, More Perfumery. More Drugs and Chemicals. CLARKE & CO. F. 0. Richardson and CM. Glenn returned Tuesday from California and will remain in the district this season. P. Rebsjliatia & Co.'s stago makes ItB regular trips to Lillooet on Mondays hnd Fridays returning to Lytton neit day. N'otice In hereby given that a silting of tiie County Court ol Cariboo, will be held at I.iiiooet on the r.th day of May, 1901, at ten o'clock in tho forenoon. Ity order CASPAR PltAirt, Registrar County Court of Cariboo. Miss Brett returned from Oliiliiwack after three months visit and will remain during tbe summer here with relatives. John Marshall |ma lettuce, radishes, .etc., up in bis garden at Lillooet mills. and is enjoying these luxuries at bis tRble. M. R. Eagleson has carpenters at work pn the Victoria annex and in a short timo will have a dozen large and first- class rooms added to hostelry. WEST RID1N- OF I.II.LOOET EL1CCT01UI DISTRICT. BJOTICE iB hereby given lhat I shall, on Hon Ft day. the rati day ol May, 1901, hold a Court of Revision f:>r ihe purpose of hearing and determining any or all objections against tlie re leution of any names on Ilia register of voters for the West ittdlng of I.iiiooet Electoral District. Sueh court wi. open at ten p'clock iu tlie forenoon at the Courl rloUSQ, Lillooet. [til Vie., e. U7,sub-s,f,s. 11 ] CASPAR PHAIR, Collector oi Votes. Lillooet, B ('., 6th Marck, 1901. S7 NOTICE. Win. Cumming while digging a sewer hole near his premises unearthed a l:z »rd eight feet underground. The reptile was ia a good healthy condition. I i i 1 * _& f'*> R.&\V.CUMMINH,Mf|r«, <(♦> £•> _ PAVILION, 0. C. Canadian ; l-^-V^V^i'"~w\/'>-i. JAS, B. UREN' CENERAL BLACKSMITIIING AND HORSESHOEING. Lillooet, B.-C, Manufacturer of all kind of MINER'S SUFPLISB, TICKS. PRILLS, Kte. None but iho best mfllerirril used. Miner* or prospectors sending iu orders will receive prompt attuntfon nud HiUlRfHctiou •.URinntf-.cd J B CHERRY, A. B.TU1N.COLL..PCBMN. BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. NOTARY PUBLIC Lillooet. 13. C Vancouver, B. 0. BURTON & BLACK8TONB, Props, Headquarters for mining men. Eurorjian plan. Mr. A. Kelley and Mr«. Kelly arrived in I.iiiooet Monday evening on their wny to Barkemlle. They are vieitinpr their daughter, lire. Jaa. B. Uren while hero. iii* marriage of Miss Matilda Mar shall to Mr. John Dunlop, hoth ot Lit looet, ia announced to lake place at the Methodist ciiurch on Monday evening at 3 o'clock. F. Soues haa returned to Clinton from a three months trip to Caliiornia and Australia and will resume his dutioa us gold commissioner which has heen so ably filled during his. abaenco by Fred W. Valleau. M. H. Van Volkenburg, .representing tlie Crown Tailoring company, Toronto, left for the Bridge River district ths first pt the week. On his return he will remain in I.iiiooet lor a few days to receive orders for clothing. His Honor Mr. Justice Walkem has been informed by telegram from Ottawa that he has been appointed administrator of the government of British Oolum- bii. vice His Honor Mr. Chief Justice Aid' ill, and at the tatter's request. Sam Sing was up in the police court Thursday charged with harboring In. tlian woman of a doubtful character. A flue of $20 was imposed. Institutions of this kind hnve beon known to ixist in lhe Chinese quarter for some time. This is the first case brought up. We hereby give notiee to Reverend John Mulholland, our partner in lite Bemn H.-uni Placer claim, situate on lhe South Fork ol Iiridge River; commencing at a point uboul f.oti feet Irom lhe Canyon, and extending down stream one half mile, being in tlie Lillooet Mining Division of Lillooel District: which said claim is held under lease dated lind December, A. 1).. 189G, wherein P. Smies, Hold Commissioner, is one of tlie parlies, and for fertile;' description and particulars said letue miry be referred to:— That we require him on or before the_id day of .May to contribute liis propoi lion of the ex- neiuliuire, us required (1) by ilia "Placer Min- nifi'Act and [2] by tiie said mentioned lease, which has been exoended on said Piace! Claim, togeth r wiih all costs (ij of this advertisement and [21 of any oilier advertisements required by said Aet. And'unless thc same shall be so nicMve give farther noti'is to you the Reverend John Mulhoiland, aud to tlie public, generally, that tiie interest of tlie sa^l Reverend John Mulholland in said partnership properly shall be sold by Public Auction, at the County Court House at Lillooet,ou Thursday, the Una day of May, at 12 noon. lialed stAShcroft this isth day of February, \.D.PJ'J1. I". O. RicnATtnsoy. C. M. Glbm. -EATON LAKE SAWMILL. Lillooet, B. C. Have in stock all kinds of Dried Lurnber, Finishing umber and Mouldings. All orders will receive prompt attention. Write i'or prices or apply at the yard. Shortest and most direct route to all points EAST and WEST Daily service to St. Paul and Chicago and all Eastern United States and Canadian points. Passengers booked to Alaska, Australia, China and Japan. Trains puss Lytton aa follows: East Round, 20.57 West Roaad 5.2S lor r.Hes pamphlets &C. apply to nearest C. P. I'. Ap,ent. ;;. j. coyle, thos. clakjc, A. 0, P .A., Agent, Vancouver. R. C. Lyttun, B.C. .MURALO WALL FINISH. A household necessity and a househoM b?autifier—a dry powder, put,up ip fire pound packages, and in twenty-five •i>e*.ia,Liful sh;idcs. When house cleaning be sure and use MURALO and l»#ve something for your work. Ka-biiy apnlicd and won' rylj off. A color card for the asking. McLennan, McFeeFy & Co. Ltd. 122 Cordova Street, Vancouver, B.C. NOTICE. A cyclone of a spirituous nature known in tlie Slocan country as a " hoozerina" struck tlie town lant Thursday evening aud Friday morning with disastrous rceitlta. Everyone had to (ace the •whirlwind, the weakest felt the effecti earliest but even the stronger were taken off their lei;?. Mumra'n the word. ROUSTS of Aislte, Klul Prius, Oyer mul Term!. ^ uer nud Qeneral CroI Delivery will |j,> hold. en in the Court House at eleven o'clock, iu tlio forenoon, nl the places and ou the Aattstol. lowing, nnroely: City of NauMmo, on the atlrd day of April. 1901, Cltyof KdiT West^iiiiElcr, on lhc 2"rd day of April, 1J01, City of Kelson, on thc 7th day of ^ff,y 1001. City of Itevelstoke, on the 7th day of May, 1901. City of Vomon, ou the loth day of -lay, 1901. City of Kaniloopj, on the 23rd day of May 1901. City of Vancouver, on the 21st day of May 1901. City of Victoria, on the 28th day of May, 1901. Town of Clinton, ou the 28lh day of May, 1901 By Command,. J. 1). t'KENTICK, Provincial Hecretary. Provincial Secretary's oflice,Mill March, 1901 Half-Way Honse,<^__ I.II.I.OOET-I.yTTON KOAD. Headquarters for all Stages. CHARLES MCGILLIVRAY, Proprittor. tn a mining suit at Vancouver, the j HOITIC OrOWIl olher day, Mr. Joseph Martin contended that all mining licenses issued there were illegal, not having been issued direct Irom thc told commissioner's oliice for the district, which ia situated at the city of New Westminster. Mr. Justice Irving leeerved his decision on this point which questions the validity of thousand of mining licOB6ee. Royal Hotel, II. J, ATKIN Lillooet. B. G. DEALER IU, Hardware Stoves Tinwaro Minors Supplies Farm Implement's Harness & Saddlery Furniture, etc.. All orders prrjn,p'.l.y attendedto. THE' PROSPECTORS' EXCHANGE NO. 4 K.-YV.-O. BLOCK, NELSON, B. C. Hold, Silver-Lend and Copper Minoa wanted at the EXCHANGE. FREE MILLING) GOLD properties' wanted at onco for EaBtern Investors. Parties having mining property lor nale are requested to send sample of their ore to tlie LXCIIANUE for exhiliition. We deiiro to hoar Irom pruspuulurs who havt promising mineral claims iu British Colnmhia. Prospectors and mining men are requested to make the EXCHANGE their headquarters when in Nelson. All samples should l>u sent by express PREPAID. Correspondence solicited. Address all communications to ANDREW F. ROSENBERGS*. Telephone No. 101. V. O. Box 100? NELSON, B, C. i i o 14 r 8 "5.5,9 ■j. J y Sucker Creek, B. C. JOHN COLLUM, Prop. Central point for Bridge Kiver Miners and Prospectors. Good accommodation. - - - - SUble in conncclicr:. ANDERSON LAKE MINING & XING CO. LTD. Notice la hereby pIVL'n trmt tho heart oftke ol the Anderson l.»We Mining .t Milling Company has been Irnneferrert from Ashcroft to Lillooet, T. A. BRETT, tccixtttry. I.iiiooet. B. C, January 22ud, The energies of the surveyer-gsderal's gtaff will he devoted this year to re-mark- in_ tiiehoiindary between tho States ol •vTastiin_ton and Montana and tho Province of British Oolnmhia. Cairns and jrtn pillars woro erected over thirty yesrs ago to mark tlie houndary, hut fcWflf all disappeared and it is Mt n«c- Jsarv, owing to close proximity to the Luod.irv of many important mlnei, to -.place tlvcse- lan.'.inaik". fiyrveyors <f!l,the5^vo»'-wlri"l!'ef?rins* Fruit and OrnRmcntal Trees, Roues, Shrubs, Vines, liulbs, Hcrlge l'lants, Seeds. Extra choice stock of Peach, Apricot, T'lum, Cherry and Prune Trees. New importation oi first-class Khododcndrens, Hoses, Clematis, Pay Trees, Hollies, etc. 80,000 to chose from. No agents nor commission to pay: Orders dug in one day you get it the next. No fumig-iling nor inspection pharges. Greenhouse plants, agricultural lore elements, fertilirxrs, bee supplies, etc. Largest and most complete stock in the province. Send for catalogue or call and make your scl cctions before placing your orders. Address M. J. HENRY, Vancouver WHITE LABOR ONLY. Advertise in The Pros- peetoy, The Prospector is the best advertising medium in this section. Have your ad. in at once. A large stock of Stationery will be here in a few clays, so bring in your orders for Letterheads, Envelopes, Billheads, etc. Thc Prospector, Lillooet,. B.C. _y w ft a ai 5 w 1 - o _ * f 1 t: ; O . 1-5 O f. 'W-\ $3=2 -<l fi o a. o |»SS«I (X O c/5 ps: i_j o o E_J (1) ■ c .id o Ls. E O O _.. _3 O CD > >i O 0) -+-• n ■s c 13 o o "a Q to. otftn |j**ZM _3 0 O G3 V. S~ D O >, •-f- THE \m. HAMILTOI. MANUFACTURING GO. Limited 1INING MACHINERY PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO. GA'lsTAlDJL.. U acKinncn Mining Properties Hand.ed Properties Bondeo Vancouver B.G^ isro'w _BOirs^-ae_>-- Don't Forget the Ashcroft Tailor WHEN YOU WANT A NEW SUIT. T h".vo Jiisl rssslrfid dlrsot from S.'^;ltin1 the best .election •! Tiyet.'3», Wenteis, tSMNS] Panting:. In the Interior, fiiitisf&cClOIl RUItrautOod, THOMAS MCCOSH. MercliAllt Tftllor, A.hcroft, I). C. The new stago line leaves Lytton every Monday aud Friday for Lillooet, returning next day. Special tripj made. Write us I'or information. Peter Rebagliati ct Co., Lytton B. C. R.Fi.§ider$0ii&Co KK\»' VTOTMINSTEB, B. C. G eneral Hardware, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Stoves, Enameled Iron and Tinware. Miners Rleel, Picks, Hhovcls, ote., Wire Cubic nnd RusscI Wire FeneiiiK. Inland Cigar Manulacturing Co, OF B.C., LTD. Out* HpaufraHtoni INTERIOR LA Sl^ORE^A KAMLOOPS, _3 O. BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPRESS COMPANY. ASHCROFT, B. C. Cariboo and Lillooet Stage Travel Clinton sml way points, Muidny, Wednesday and Fridny. AU points in Cariboo, Monday's. Lillooet direct. .Monday nnd Fiiduy, Forks ol Qiiesntllf) ati(J way poinls, Monduy. A spe ial conrb, carrying passenvcrB nml exprot*, will leave Asi<cro(c for tlie 160-Mile Uou:e on Fridi'.y'i, returning Saturdays. Prfti.ilCor.Yfynncc! Fiirnifl ed. CANADIAN PACIFIC NAYIGATICK 0, (UMITKH.) WIIAtr 8TRBET. ieTeniA. Time Table No. M.-T»klBg HUH K«t. WUfc Vlc.iorln to VRnrouTstr—Pallr «t 1 p. m. V*n. couvor to VlrjtorlA -Diiilv nt 1.16p.m., or oi *r* rival of Hi. C.r.K. H»l trnin. NEW WKSTMIN'3T1R hOlTTB, LeaTQ Vicloila for New West mi niter, ladnar, Lulu Island, l'lumper'** FnM—Tneidny «»4 Ki ill*/ at 7 a.m. LoftTt Now VVestminster f*r Vii-tnvia r.nd Way Porti — Wedneiasy aB<4 Baluiduy at 7 p.m NOUTIIERN nOUTE. Btctmfihtps ot lliis company will Uare f*r Foil Simpson und Intermediate point*, tis Victoria, la; uud 15th t'nrh month At II f.m. * ALASKA ROUTB. Rff-ffmshipn oi this romnuny will luer-c ereiy \Vpttnc»du>' for W.tuigt-l aud Skaywuy at 8 p.M. BARCLAY HOUND ROUT*. BieftraM U'atci 'vierla fer Albornt as4 SOU no porta, on the 10th Had Wi* #>t eatk nioiith, exUudln latrer trlpK te Qua tain* mul Cape Scott. 'I lie cumpniiy referrei the right of ohen-ptffg thisi line Idblu alany time witanat a-niilcatlan G. A.OA&LETnjr, eeaerairreialaiAffciit. O. I. BAXTXR, •eaeral Panengei' Agext, i Insurance. S -ft ,**; > General & I Agent. 4 *M. it j _i ou want ■fj) To insure your life, <?> "'♦* To insure your propsrly, 7^ %*. To ineure asainBt aeeidout. 9R 7& Call on %% '". Ric. A. Fraser Q j; Lillooet, U.C, Q
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Traditionally, bookmarking was done through Internet browsing software, such as Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, or Opera. With social bookmarking, your bookmarks are not confined to one browser, but are stored online.
The following two options are available for enabling social bookmarking on your website:
- Link to each individual social bookmarking service that you wish to use
- Use a social bookmarking aggregator such as Socializer or AddThis
Even if you do not have links to allow visitors to bookmark your website, many services allow their users to install toolbars in their browser, which allows your website to be added anyway. Adding these links will help to spread your wiki and its new skin very fast.
Individual Social Bookmarking Services
There are huge numbers of social bookmarking services on the Internet, and quite a number of these have become reasonably popular. We will look at some of the more popular bookmarking services such as:
- Mister Wong
- Furl
Your Wiki's Audience
One thing to consider before adding social bookmarking service links to your wiki is your audience. For instance, if your wiki is technology-related, you may find it better to use Digg than Facebook, as Digg is more popular than Facebook for your wiki's intended audience. If your wiki's visitors are primarily from Germany, you may find Mister Wong more useful than Furl, because Mister Wong is more popular with the German users.
There are many other social bookmarking services available, including Del.icio.us (http://del.icio.us) and StumbleUpon (http://stumbleupon.com), which you can use after asking your wiki's visitors by means of a poll, or following simple experimentation.
Example of Audience
durhamStudent (http://durhamStudent.co.uk) is a niche website aimed at students of Durham University in the UK:
The durhamStudent website uses both the methods of social bookmarking discussed earlier, providing links for eKstreme's Socializer and a link to an individual bookmarking service, Facebook:
Facebook was linked individually here because it is incredibly popular among the students at Durham University (indeed, the Durham network is only open to those with a university email address). Although Facebook's bookmarking service is accessible through Socializer, it is also linked separately as the website's target audience is more likely to use that service than any other.
Mister Wong
Mister Wong, http://www.mister-wong.com, is popular with German and other European users (though not so much in Great Britain), and allows the users to store their bookmarks while maintaining their privacy, with the ability to set bookmarks as "public" or "private".
Generally, the social bookmarking services ask for two pieces of information when creating a link from your website to them: the URL (address) of the page or website you want to add, and the title of that page or website, as you wish it to be posted.
Linking to Mister Wong
To link to Mister Wong, create a link where you want your social bookmark to be shown in your MediaWiki template in the following format:
com &bm_description=Your+Website
Spaces are automatically escaped with a "+" sign by the majority of social bookmarking services. You don't have to worry about properly escaping spaces in the title of your link when linking to bookmarking services.
To use these services with MediaWiki, we will be required to use some PHP. In particular, we will need the following:
- The page's title, which we can get with <?php $this->text('pagetitle') ?>.
- The website's address, retrievable with <?php $this->urlencode('serverurl') ?>.
For simplicity, we will assume that our visitors will always want to bookmark JazzMeet's homepage, http://www.jazzmeet.com. Thus, the code in our MediaWiki template would appear as follows:
Bookmark JazzMeet with Mister Wong
What Mister Wong Users See
If a visitor to your wiki decides to bookmark your wiki with Mister Wong, they will be greeted with a screen similar to the following, with fields for the address of the website (URL), title, related keywords ("tags"), and a comment about the website:
They are also given the option to bookmark as either "public", allowing other Mister Wong users to see it, or "private", which restricts the bookmarked website to their account only.


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Macklemore put out a video/song in 2016 that become more relevant by the moment.
It ends with the statement, your silence is a luxury. Hip Hop is not a luxury.
It's a long video and he raps fast, but I encourage you to listen carefully. He touches on the appropriation of the hip hop and culture without being sensitive to the trials and tribulations of the people who built the culture of it.
It makes me think of how so many suburban moms who take their kids to hip hop dance classes and kids learn all the neat movements and isolations and present the dance real, real good, but never really understand the emotions behind it. It just seems so empty to me.
like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMBB4zW9I2Q
And this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXLwYkQiz88
It's kind of upsetting to me.
If you are going to teach your kids cultural dance, take them into the culture, into the studious, into the streets where the people who understand it are choreographing it. It hurts my soul to see see kids learning sanitized versions of a pure art form... It's kinda like watching hip-hop country dancing. Stop it.
I'm not saying for a minute that all cultures can participate in black culture... but don't sanitize it. Learn it from the masters.
It's on the wall. There is unity in diversity.
Participate in the art... participate in the struggle. Your silence is a luxury some of us can't afford.
Friday, March 30, 2018
Your silence is a luxury
1 comment:
- Happy Elf Mom (Christine) said...
That's jammin'. LOL!!!! Both these videos are so different. I wouldn't feel in the least threatened by that second video. Good grief, people just shame themselves when they do that. Copycats can never, never replace an authentic article. Look at the artistry in the first video and the hokey crap in the second. I don't imagine anyone ever mistaking that second one as... art? Let alone investing cash into that woman's hairdressing budget (a new bowl!).
Not kidding when I say this is at the same artistic level as Prancersize (tm)!
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As you begin to think about not needing all this space, and that second floor you never even visit now, you will have some considerations to make for sure! Are the kids all gone?
Congratulations!!! You have shipped the last kid off to college! (Admit it, despite being sad to see them go, you are kinda ecited about having the place all to yourselves now. But wait? What are we going to do with 3500 square feet of house for just the two of us? We still have to clean and mow the lawn (unless you have services for both!) What if we ditch the house and move Intown where we can walk and shop and leave the car in the garage? AWESOME!
Downsizing From a House to a Midtown Atlanta Condo
WAIT A MINUTE!!! We have 3500 sq. ft. of "stuff." What ARE we going to do? What do we get rid of?
- "I'm not giving up my Great Grandmothers's writing desk!!"
- "I've got to have my leather sectional so I can stretch out to watch college football!"
Indeed, these are some of the comments you will hear as you start the challenging process of downsizing from a house to a Midtown Atlanta condo. And some of these comments are important, but some of them we will have to think twice.
I've worked with many a condo buyer that is downsizing from a house. And the space of that 2 bedroom condo we are looking at is probably about the size of your kitchen, breakfast, dining, living room and maybe your family room. Yep. Forget that second floor or basement. And I often tell buyers that the furniture that works is your house probably won't work in your condo!!
My rule of thumb is…if it has tremendous sentimental value (a treasure from your honeymoon trip) or a family heirloom that has been handed down (that writing desk above) then those are the things we want to make sure we can find space for. That leaher sectional will best be sold, donated or handed down to one of those kids who needs furniture!!
It is not an easy process, an may be one you should start BEFORE you even start looking for your condo. But then again, by me showing you some options and space, it may give you a better perspective as to what you can take, and what you can't.
I found this great article, Moving to a Smaller Home, and Decluttering a Lifetime of Belongings that might help you understand the process and give you some ideas for getting started.
Once you are settled in your new condo, you are going to love your new lifestyle. You may not need that leather sectional to watch the college game as you may join your new found friends at a local sports bar for the afternoon!
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