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TLhc \i\LimLLo, 9miitt*£ l3 TWICE-A-WEEK ']'■ . il Vol. n. (Grand Forks, B. C, Friday, October 9, 1903 No. 98 ,.» As Told in Figures Messrs. Cameron, Drurv, McXiven and Hall ejected. Yale— Stuoj'tHenderson, Liberal.,., 266 T. (i. McManamon, Con 183 Majority for Henderson, 82. Ymir— Result of the Voting Throughout the Province Last Saturday. Alfred Parr, Liberal II. Wright,Conservative.-,. Majority for Wl'ighl, 116. 276 302 Total Returns Indicate the Election of 22 Conservatives, 18 Liberals and 2 Socialists—Three Constituencies Still in Doubt. The result of tho election last Saturday is still uncertain. It is reasonably certain, however, Unit the Conservatives have elected 19, the liberals 18 and the Socialists i. If the results of Comox and Similka- nieon give two more Conservative votes', and if Skeena elects Clifford— and all three constituencies seem probable—the comparative strength of tho parties in thc legislature woultl bo 22 Conservatives, 18 Lil ends and 2 .-Socialists. The change of three votes in Fernie would give the Conservatives 21 and Liberals 19. The following is the result of the voting as far as the returns are ol tainahle: Alberni— VV. VV. B. Melnnes, Liberal... 253 Maj. li. .1. Hiekey, Con 91 Majority forMelnncs, 1(12. Atlin— James Stables, Liberal Dr. Young, Conservative Majority for Young, 34. Cariboo (2)— .funics Murphy, Liberal 255 llar.iy Jones, Liberal 228 S. A. Rogers, Conservative ... 216 \V. Adams, Conservative The following Liberals are elected: Alberni Midlines Cowiohan Evans First Refined Silver Shipped From the Trail Smelter Last Wednesday. 179 202 207 289 Ko-J 825 486 .Majority for Jones, 7; Murphy,39. Chilli waok— C. \V. Munro, Liberal 207 J. L. Atkinson, Conservative. 189 Majority for Munro, IS. Columbia— \V. C. Wells, Liberal..... (Elected by acclamation.) Comox— V. MoB, Young, Liberal 241 Hobt. Grant, Conservative.... 2S2 Majority for Grant, 41. Cowicban— J. X. Evans, Liberal 16-1 E. M. Skinner, Conservative 168 Majority for Evans, 6. Cranbrook— Dr. James II. King, Liberal.. 469 Thomas Cavin, Conservative.. 412 Majority lor King, 50. Delta- John Oliver, Liberal 866 W, II. Ladner, Conservative. 286 Majority for Oliver, 180, Dewdney— \V. \\\ Forrester, Liberal loo Hon. K. MoBrldo, Con 330 Majority for McBride, 181, Esquimalt— John Jardine,Liberal 208 0. E. Pooley, Conservative... 234 Majority for Pooley, 26. Fernie— > E. C.Smith, Liberal 333 J. McPherson,Socialist-Labor 338 VV. K. R.088, Conservative.... 209 Plurality for Ross. 5. Grand Forks— W, H. P. Clement, Liberal... 173 Geo. A. Fraser, Conservative 346 J. Riordan, Socialist 232 Plurality for FraserJ 114. Greenwood— J. R. Brown, Liberal 380 Dr. E. G, Spankic, Con 266 E. Mills, Socialist 332 Plurality for Brown, 48. Islands— T. W, Patterson, Liberal H. W. Bullock, Conservative. Estimated majority for Paterson 37 Kamloops— F.J. Deane, Liberal 447 B\ J. Fulton, Conservative.... 467 Majority for Fultou, 20. Kaslo— John L. Retallack, Liberal... Robert S. Green,Conservative. S. Shannon, Socialist Plurality for Green, 39. Lillooet—" A. McDonald, Conservative... (Elected by acclamation.) Newcastle— David W, Munray, Liberal ... A. Bryden, Conservative P. Williams,Socialist Plurality for Williams, 82, New Westminster— W. IL Keary, Liberal Thos. Gilford, Conservative.. Majority for Gilford, 197. Nanaimo— Edward Quennell, Con J. II. Hawthornthwaite, So.. II. She'ppard, Labor 294 Plurality for Hawthornthwaite 161 Nelson City— S. S. Taylor, Liberal 37"> John Houston, Conseryativo. -1-12 Majority for Houston, -12. Okanagan— T. W. Sterling, Liberal 'W~ Price Ellison, Conservative... 548 Majority for Ellison, iH2. Revelstoke— James M. Kcllic,Liberal; 275 Thomas Taylor, Conservativi .1. VV. Bennett, Socialist Majority for Taylor, 37. Richmond— JohnO. Brown, Liberal F. L. Carter-Cotton, Con Majority for Cotton, 123. Rossland— J. A. Macdonald, Liberal A. S. Goodeve, Conservative. 346 Majority for Macdonald, 92. Similkameen— •W. A. McLean, Liberal L. W. Sbatford, Conservative, Probable majority for Sbatford. Siianich— II. Tanner. Liberal 241 D M: Eberts, Conservative... 21(1 Majority for Tanner, iii. Skeena— P. Herman, Liberal 126 C. W. I). Clifford, Con 157 Estimated majority for Clifford -il Slocan— W. Davidson, Liberal 824 W. Huntor, Conservative 292 Majority for Davidson, i!2. Vancouver City (6) W. I). Hrvdonc-Jack, Liherall Mil Joseph Martin, " ...1540 .1. B. Turnbull, " ...119.'! T. S. Baxter, " ...Mil C. R. Mouck, " ... 910 Hon. I!, (i. Tatlow, Con 2060 812 152 -4--S7 Columbia Well Chilli wad; Munro Cranbrook King Cariboo (2) Murphy " Jones Delia Oliver Greenwood Brown [elands Paterson Rossland Macdonald Saanich Tanner Slocan Davidson Victoria (I) Drury " Cameron " McN'ivcn Hall Yale Henderson Total, IS. The following Conservatives arc elected: Atlin Young Dewdney Mcliridi Esquimalt Poole v (irand Forks Erase1 Kamloops Fulton Kaslo : Green Lillooet Macdonald Nelson Houston New Westminster Gilford Okanagan Ellison Revolstoke Taylor Richmond Cotton Skeena Clifford Vancouver (5) Tatlow Wilson, " Garden Bowser " MacGowan ^. Wright Initial Shipment Valued at Nearly Sixty Thousand Dollars. Story of the Invention—General Mining News and Notes. Hon. C, Wilson, " 2116 Jamei F. Garden, " 2164 A. H. II. MacGowan," 2800 W. J. Bowser, " 2304 Francis Williams, Labor 1357 A. G. Perry, " 124S J. McLaren, " 1164 E. Stebbings, Socialist 956 Mortimer " 1828 Gidiths, " ,. 2S4 Messrs. Tatlow, Gardner. Wilson, Bowser nnd MacGowan elected. Victoria (4)— R. 1, Drury, Libera] 1844 W. G. Cameron, " 1868 J. I). McNivcn, " 1661 Richard Hall, " [656 H. D. Helmcken, dm 1889 Hon. A. E. MoPhillips, Con.1307 C. Hayward, Conservative... 1407 Joseph Hunter, " ...1232 T. T. Walters, Socialist 699 Ymir Total, 19. SOCIALISTS, Newcastle Williamt Nanaimo Hawthornthwaiti IX DOUBT. Siniilkimieen, Co nu.x and Fernie THE RECORDS F. Cascade Geo. K. oiiiitain, lowing are Ihe locations, certificates of work, bills of sale. etc.. recorded at the office of the Grand Forks. September iiOlh to October 6th, inclusive: CEUTtlCATES oF WollK. Royal Banner, Summit camp, lingers and Averill. Highland Light, Gloucester camp, Hill anil Minion. Silver King, Gloucester, camp. Hill and Minion. Electric, near Stoeker, Rainy, St, Thomas Geo. K, Stoeker. Hilltop, Wellington camp, British Columbia Trust Co., Ltd. Humphrey Davoy, Wellington camp, '/.. Colby. Elvira fraction, Summit camp, Haas et al. Bay Horse fraction, Wellington camp, J. J. Farrell. Jack Pot fraction, Wellington camp, J. J. Farrell. TRANSFERS. I'aystreak (all), Wellington camp, Ben Campbell to Grancis M. Gustin. RECORDS OF LOCATION. Spokane, Wellington camp, J. M. Taylor and G. W. Runihergcr. King, Wellington camp, J. M. Taylor and G. W. Rumberger. New York, Wellington camp, J. M. Taylor and G. W. Rumberger. Wednesday the lirst lot of refined silver ever produced in Canada was shipped from the Trail smelter to San Fmmdsco, The shipment amounted to three tons gross, valued at about $55,000, This is the lirst product of the new experimental plant installed at Trail by W. H. Aldridge, and is said to thoroughly prove the success of the system. The story told of the invention of the system is au interesting and romantic one. It is reported that the inventor is a young in.iu ot twenty-three who after months of work succeeded in producing silver by a much simpler method than that iu use ut the big refineries of the United States ami Europe. With his invention he visited one specialist after another whom he thought he might interest the invention and supply the ■necessary funds for further experimenting ami place the .scheme ou a practical basis, fie was unable to find the men he wanted, however, till he was introduced to Mr. Aldridge, where he had no difficulty whatever in explaining his invention, .Mr. Aldridge went to Montreal and laid the 'matter before the head ollieials of the C. P. R,, und at last obtained permission to erect a small plant at Trail lo make the required experiments. A plant with a capacity fur treating ten tons of the unrefined matte was put up, and here work was carried on quietly during the past summer. Many difficulties remained to he overcome before success was finally attained, but it is now known that the new system is not only practicable, but will make an immense saving in the cost of refining. The plant at Trail will probably be enlarged ti force of 20 men, instead of being shut down as reported, and the prospects are reported better than ever. The Comstock is working nine men, and will keep at it all winter,' and like many other properties in that .section will begin shipping as soon as winter roads make it possible. There is complaint on the part of the mining companies in the Lardeau of the bad conditions of the wagon roads, and another seotion of the railway should be built at once say they. Camborne itself is 2rt feet lower iu altitude than Nelson, and between it and Cnnuqilix on Arrow lake, there is only a drop of 150 feet. The line has been surveyed all the way through but no move has been made this year to complete it. Wm. Farwell, president of the Eastern Townships Bank was chosen president of the Molly Gibson .Mining Co. at a meeting of directors in .Sherbrooke, Que., vice Col. Bay, of Port Arthur, resigned. C. E. French was made secretary-treasurer. It is expected that work on the property will shortly be resumed, Reports from the Slocan districts indicate that there will be u nun'! larger number of men emp oyed ii the mini's there this winter t urn evoi hetore. The Provincial Gazette announces that nil placer chuins legally held in the Revelstoke, llleeillewaet, Lardeau, and Trout Lake divisions of West Kootenay are laid over from Novom her lnt, 1003, to May 1st, 1903. Two paoity of 80 tons, and it is not uu- and li. likely that similar i erected at other poiuts •hints will ' In the Vinir district activity is Unorder of the day. Work is progressing rapidly on Huntor V. tramway, which in expected to l>c in running trim before the winter sets in. At the Gold Cup mine development work is progressing satisfactorily, Mill machinery i« arriving. At the Porto Rico, about L3 men are developing mine and repairing mill, which is to he in running order about the middle of this month. The Wilcox is making a regular output of concentrates and crude ore, while the return of gold saved from the plates constantly improves. Win. Hunter, the defeated Conservative candidate has already recovered from the shock thus sustained and is looking after his mining interests with renewed vigor The Wakefield has not closed down hut is still employing a force of about 10 men at mine and mill. BoSUQ) is employing a eastern investors, C. V. Nash \. Evans, of St. Paul, both lirectors in tiie Cherry Creek Mining Co., are in tin- Itootonays look lug after their mining in teres to, li. Paul Babcook, a director in the C. Copper Co., died at his home ii Mount Clair, N. J., Monday, aged 63, The annual meeting of the Arlington Mining Co., was set for Oct. 8, Prof. George, Clairvoyant and Palmist, tolls past, present and future, etc. lie will stay a short time. Call immediately from il a, m. to 10 p. in., daily, nt Sheads house on Bridge street. One of the moulders in the employ of the Frost & Wood Co., at Smith's Kail's, Ontario, was promoted to the foremanship, and lie refused to longer pay his dues to the union of which he was a member. The firm refused to discharge him, and the men considering him a non-union man, went (nit on strike. (SJltr iElmmuj §>m\ PUBLISHBD EVERY TUESDAY AMI FII1IIAV BVENINQS ATIIIIAMI FOHKS, II.C, HY G. A. EVANS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year.,,.$8.00 I Threeinonths. JO Six months.. 1.00 \ One month SO Advertising ritli-.ifiiriii.ihfd on application. Legal notices, 10 nnd 5 Cts, -per line. Address nil comnmn-ications tn Tiik Evening Sun, Phone B6. orand porks, b. o. <ssM%^> FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1903 At this writing it appears ihe result of the recent provincial election has not left our governmental affairs in any hotter condition than formerly. That legislation may proceed without interruption, and that the people may know whom to hold responsible lor ill advised measures, or credit with wise statesmanship, it is necessary that one or the other of the established political parties should have the support of an undoubted majority of members of the legislative assembly. This condition did not result from last Saturday's struggle at thc polls. One remarkable feature about the result is the very small majorities obtained on either side, and whatever may he thc outcome of thc official count at Fernie, from which source the McBride forces expect to obtain the needed support to enable them to continue in control of the government, it is plainly evident they have slight chance of remaining in power after the first test of party strength. Coin- plaint is made against Mr. Smith, the Liberal candidate in Fernie riding, that he has, considering the importance of the situation, made light of his own and his party's interests by not remaining on the ground and carefully guarding those interests until the official count has been declared, which, it appears has been postponed till tomorrow. riding was a formidable one, have to he reckoned with. and wouli The Vancouver Province was badly shaken up with the election result in its home city, and it is thought its mental equilebrium has hecn interfered with. In its issue following the election it suggested that the successful candidates, in view of the depleted mditinn of the provincial treasimyT should devote their sessional indemnities to the public good. The old lady must have been in a jestive mood. At New Westminster on the Gth inst., three men were tried on a charge of stealing logs, A dispatch states that a clever lawyer from Vancouver won the sympathies of the jury thus securing the acquittal of the accused. It is commonly supposed that juries base their findings on law and evidence, hut this is proven a fallacy and delusion in far too many instances. Another member of tho Dominion House, Henry Cargill, has passed oyer thc divide and is numbered with the silent majority, making the third vacancy in the parliamentary ranks during tbis session, which lines into history as Ihe longest, yet held. Mr. Goodevc, acting provincial sec- eoiry, does not accept his defeat as final, and intimates that he will witness the coining legislative perforin anee even if compelled to slide in under the tent or at a side entrance. The "road appropriation" was fully as effective in Vancouver a in this riding, though it is stated tie' •oast citv drew its supply from the railroad instead of the government. \V. A. Galliher, M. P., has returned to Ottawa, as the prorogation of the Dominion Parliament may he delayed five or six weeks. SH It does'iiot re [ulre the keenest discernment to discover there is a widespread effort being made on the part of large employers of lahor to combine in a struggle against organized wage- workers, Legislatures, cunts of justice and metropolitan newspapers are falling iu line, Publio sentiment is being created with the hope of crystal- i/ing it iu law for the purpose of crushing out unionism, Under these conditions wiiat will happen? It is plain to he seen, because you do not have to look far into the future to see the re suit coming down the line like a whirl wind. In the political Held the great army of workinginen is rapidly learning that the ballot liox aud not the walkout is their salvation from the tyranny of capital. Disintegration of unionism means the integration of socialism. It is time for us all to think. law shall prevail. Mr. Hardy says that Mr. Smith feels assured of being sustained in court. The Anniversary Services of the First Methodist church in this city will he held Sunday, 11th inst. Rev. R. Forhs Stillmun of Rossland, financial secretary of the West Kootenay district, will preach at both services and address the Sab- hath school in the afternoon. Special music will he furnished by an efficient choir under the leadership of Dr. E, I!. Follick and assisted by Mrs. Parker. These services will have something also of the nature of a re-opening of the church, as this will be the first occasion on which the church will be used after the thorough renovation of the interior which has just been completed, The ladies ofthe Mel hodist church will hold their Annual at Home on Tuesday evening, 18th inst., in connection with the Anniversary Services of the church. High Tea will he served in Ihe church from (i to 8 o'clock, and an excellent program will he rendered in which Mrs. Parker, so well and favorably known as a vocalist, will sing a solo. Admission to ten and concert will he 75c, These annual gatherings have become an institution in connection with Ibis church, and the ladies propose to mako this one fully sustain the good reputation already won. Mr. ('has. Hay, who returned from the northern country last Monday, says his sons, Charles and Erie, who look up homesteads 100 miles east of Bldmonton early last spring, are doing well and like the locality very much. Tin1 lirst news .Mr. Hay had of tin 'lection was at- Revelstoke, aud In was quite surprised to learn that it was over, as when he left here tin first of last month, the election date was set for October 31sfc. the la of tin It seems from Ihe result of the election last Saturday that an annual deficit of 8760,000 is nothing to cause alarm, and the public debt of $!>,■ 0(111,(100 resulting from Conservative maladministration does not appear to have overshadowed any minor loeal prejudices, And according to this result, too, the prospector does not mind donating annullv the sum of $5 for the benefit of a clique of Victoria grafters. i; Information has come to hand to Ihe effect that thc three leading Boundary towns. Grand Forks. Greenwood and Phoenix, arc eaeh to he supplied with another monl market. It is said Ihe new enterprise is backed by ample capital, and ut its inception will he aided by certain commercial relations that will make it a powerful competitor ofthe I'. Burns & Co, markets. His said a car of line beeves has already arrived in this city which are lo go on thc chopping ''locks of the new shops. It has not yet been determined at what point the feeding corral and slaughter house will he located. Thc Sun is Informed that W, S. Macy of ihe Grnnhy (mine) hotel iii Phoenix, is ,o he general manager of ihe new concern, and at tho Btal'l will have ulmut 800 stomachs in his oi, "house ready for bis meals, while il is said all Ihe eating houses in Phoenix have given their pledges io stand by him. It is said thai Hie Keltic River Valley railway hoi reached a stage of imp irtance requiring the construction of a freight am. passenger depot at Danville, Wash. ('has. McAllister came in yestor- day from the Athelstan mine on hit vay lo the Spokane lair. He says about -111 tons of ore per day are being hauled from thc mine to lie Winnipeg spur. Mr. and Mrs. .1. C, Hamilton have •.'one to housekeeping in the Peter MoRao residence on Fifth street. Miss Hews, ihe renowned blind 'locutionisl ami impersonator, will :i\e an entertainment in Kiev ■htircl Monday night, Oct. 19th. WE SEEL NABOB CEYLON TEA And the Beat of Everything Else in the Groeery Line. JEFF DAVIS ®, CO. The "Club" OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, Fi rat Street. Highest grade imported Ports, Cherries, Burgundies, Etc. C. C. TILLEY, Prop. MORTGAGE SALE. UNDHI! AND BY TIBTUB OF Till! POWER of Sale contained inn oortnl " »l,l,'h , tliore will tic ol lion by Peter 'I mi Tuesday, the il In n I'l'l'tuii, .Mi,lit.-;,[ie, loedntthe time nf sale, Iformlo by nubile bum .vM.'i'iilli Auctioneer, i day of Oetober, 1008, ut 12 o'oloolt no n tl"' Court Home, liraml 'nrl«, till, folliiwlni! vnlnulile I'l'.ipell.v situ- ate in the City of Grand Porks, being l.i.t 6, in Block 4, noi'ordJnit to MapzH On tin' pri'ttiisi'N nrr moil tn ' » two one- story frame building,. Terms of Salk.-Tun per cent cash, uml tin. hnliiiim' within thirty days. For further particulars apply to MACnoNlil.L. Mi-MAM Ell A GKAItr. !il Venire si., Toronto, Out. HOTEL ARRIVALS, YA I.E. II. C. Thyme, Vancouver VV. II. Pcr'ric, Richard Potter, " A. II. Wainbridge " R. A. Carpenter, Spokane T. M. Shields, Seattle Dr. J. E. Schdn, Grenwood E. A. Schon, " H. C. Martin, Toronto E. A. McAuley, Carson .1. S. Ilogan ' \V. L. (Irazzam, Crystal Springs Miss Hughes, Denver, Col. I., s. M. Barrett, Greenwood A. I!. Hood, Sherbrooke, Quo 10. Jacobs, Greenwood If. \V, Findley, San Francisco. \V. A. lloultbee, Vancouver Miss Mills, Greenwood T. A. Mitchell, Spokane Mrs. E. G. Warren, Greenwood Mrs. M. Hurst, Greenwood P. II. Walsh WlX'.ll'Uli. David Evans, Eagle city \V. S. Torney, Kholt, W. II. Hulling, San Francisco D. I,. Norton, Nelson 11. I.. Johnston, Greenwood . (i. I.. Wolf, Republic W. S. Miller, Cascade C, I.. McAllister, Athelstan mine L II. Masters, Spokane DR. MACDONALD DENTIST Graduate Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery, Philadelphia. Office in Megaw Block, Phone 138, Grand Forks, B. 0. L. P. ECKSTEIN BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. Uonuiaos hmiok, GltAXI) FORKS, B. (;. BIC VC I.KS—Clevelands, M ussie- Hurris, Imperials, Columbia^, Ramblers—all top-notchers—for sale and for rent. Also a complete line of* bicycle sundries. All kinds of bicycle repairing. Geo. Ciiapi'lh, First St., opposite postoffice, (Irani! Forks, B. C. Fire Insurance ! represent the following Reliable Fire Companies: ROYAL, ATLAS, GUARDIAN AND LAW UNION AND CROWN liisiiniiici'Companies, torn bl*q agent for B.C. IVimu it Loan uml Bavltlgfl (Jo. "f V'nnooilver uml tbe U. s. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. IHINALI) McCALLUM, Telephone 127 Johnson Blooh Tin' Socialists arc very much elated with the magnitude of their vote in this riding) tin- figures demonstrating considerable political astuteness, ami that they knew fairly well where they stood twenty-four hours before the ballots were counted. The Evening Sun Home three months previous to election, sounded a warning note, statin'' that the Socialist element in this Thus. J. Hardy, who has been up north in the vicinity of Edmonton the past four or live weeks, returned lo the Boundary Wednesday, lie recently shipped his Greenwood printing plant to Leduc, a point some 20 miles south ot' Edmonton, where he disposed of it to ti party desirous of establishing a newspaper at that point. Mr. Hardy says that country has a great future. He stopped off nt Firnie on his way down, and there met K. 0. Smith, the Liberal candidate, whom it is said the McBride returning officers are seeking Lord's Day Alliance. The meeting of the Lord's Day Alliance, held last Tuesday night in Knox church was well attended, and tho Blrong and forceful address delivered by Ucv. J. (i. Shearer, M. A., general seoretary of ihe Lord's Day Alliance of Canada, was listened to with close attention. Alter tin1 address the animal election of oflieers for the local branch took place, resulting 08 follows : Ucv. J. \-\ Betts, president; .Mr. G.J. Hayward, secretary, and Mr. S. Bowell, treasurer. Vice-presidents ami an executive committee were also elect ed. Thus Ihe second annual meet ing of the Local Alliance was tin most successful one in its short his- torv. JOHN H. BPBHOI Enjoy Photography^ with Little Expense Clement <®> Spence rw, Bollolt rl«a, ECta< or Winnipeg Ave i-l Street, GRAND PORKS, II. 0, Dr. Follick DENTIST Graduate of Philadelphia Dental College. Office over Hunter- Pi .' l'7. KendrlokCo.'iStore. Brownie CAMERAS Work Like Kodaks, and in Daylight. $1 Brownies, Also $2 WOODLAND &C0., Sole Dealers for EASTMAN KODAK CO. The annual meeting of the C. V. It. (. u. was held in Montreal Wednesday. Among the resolutions passed was one providing for the expenditure of nearly ten tnillion dollars on rolling stock to deprive of election on points that and additional terminal'facilities, The will not stand just conclusions, lie. «»'d board of directors was re-elected. Win. Steele, of Calgary, formerly of Hamilton, Ont,, committed suicide Monday night by cutting his throat case Mr. Smith's fate would hinge on with a razor. lie was 51 years old whether the letter or spirit of the and in ill health, says Smith proposes tu contest the decision if it is against him, in whid N. cTWcLellan C& Co. WHOLESALE AMI HK'I'AIL DBALBIIS1N HAY. GRAIN. FEED AND FLOUR Phone 78 Winnipeg Ave. Grand Forks, B. C. APPLES \ Homo Grown. The very finest n thc market. Preserving Pouches, Plums, Nectarines, Crab Apples, Etc. We Keep the Best Money will Buy. RING PHONE 64 nouns DIM .IVDRI II DONALDSON'S A MAN'S WATCH for $18 that is worth #18 Case is Screw Bezel—keeps out dust and damp; guaranteed for '20 years' wear. Works are frill-jeweled, of American make—can give you choice of three makes. I like to Boll this watch, for' conscience's sake. A. D. MORRISON, The Jeweler uml Optician, UHAND PORKS.B.C, FOR A GOOD FIT A Stylish Finish and Lasting Satistaction Get Tour Clothe Made by W. H. DINSMORE, MF.HCHANT TAILOR, GRAND FORKS, B. C. THE Loan & Savings Go, LA CIE DE PRET ET D'EPARGNE a responsabilite limitee. CAPITAL$250,000 with powers to issue § 1,000,000 bonds. You May Borrow Any Amount of Money with which to buy a home, a farm, or nay off a mortgage, t,ii your personal note with absolutely no interest to pay, taking 20 years or less to pay it back in small monthly payments without interest. Why Pay Rent or be troubled with niort- gagos when TllE Loan and Savings Company will furnish you w*h the money to buy your home or pay oil' your mortgage in any lucidity and charge you so is- TEinisT. No matter where you live, lose no time but consult at mice THE LOAN & SAVINGS CO., LTD. Head Office: 20 St. Alexis St., MONTREAL, CAN. Strictest investigation courted. Agents in all parts of tbe Dominion of Canada wanted. 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The equipment of these trains is the best, including free reclining chair cars, standard and tourist sleepers, a period dining car service, nnd also personally conducted excursion curs, each in charge.of a competent guide, whose business is to look after the comfort of bis guests. No more pleasant and Inexpensive means ol crossing the continent can be found than is provided by these excursions. For additional details address J. I). Mansfield, (leu. Agt., UioCrande Lines, No. 124 Third Street, Portland, Ore. LjAKMONY LODGE No. 37, A. F. di A. M.—Regular CommuniGa- cati.ai First Wednesday of each month at S o'clock p, 111. precisely. Sojourn ing Brethren cordially invited tn at tend. ,Iso. Rogers, Jno. Westwood, W.M. Sic Pacific Hotel J.J.MnlNTOSIl Opposite C.P.R. Station, Phono Ml. nohimhhi, B.C. QKAND FORKS FEDERAL LA- bor Union No. 231, A.L.U.— Meets every Wednesday evening ut 8 o'clook in Federal Union hall. .(as. A. 11 Aituis, Pres. JOUN T. Lawuknci:, Nee. CHURCH DIRECTORY. knox PRESBYTERIAN OHUROH, Grand Porki ■]. It. EfoberUmi, B.A., poitar. Service* every Suiidiiy nl II ii.in. mil 7)80 p. m.iSunday toliooi ruiil Bible olnq, ■( p.m.: Weitmlinter Gniiii ,,f c. e., TiikwIc:, h F III ST METHODIST (MID KOH Corner Main iiikI Plttliiti. .1. r Kelts, paator, Bervtoei every Sunday al II n. in. and 7,80 p.m.: olnu meeting nt otoao of morning service; Sunday whool unci [tlblc olaJlQt Jp. in.; prayer meeting every Tlturiday ovenlqji nt 8 o'clock, Tin- publio It oordlafly InvlUfl. Hoi.Y TRINITY CHURCH (Ohuroh ol Bag* Inml). Hriind Porki, Henry Steele, vloar- Holy Comni'iiiiiui, ft a. in.; mrirulnu prayer and urntont M u. tn.iSundayioliooli '■'■ i». m.i eveiixiinu uml sernwm, 7l8u p. hi. All are cordially Invited. Strength and vigor come of good food, duly digested. "Force," a ready-to-serve wheat and barloy food adds no burden, but sustains, invigorates. For a nice huir-CUt or shave go to the City Barber Shop on Riverside avenue. Baths 26c. The (Irand Forks lintel, the oldest hotel in the city, lias a capacity fur 70 people. Everything up to date. Kates, $1 and $1,60 perday, If yon want to buy Halcyon Mineral Water call at the (irand Forks hotel. Subscribe for The Evening: Sun, $2 per year. Have Women Intuition? tn a recent magualne article William B. Walsh discusses the question, "Have Women Intuition?" He does not throw bouquets to feminine vanity, for he writes: Literature 'Is the final expression of human thought, if women can lay Claim to A*social faculty of Intuition, why do they not manifest it In tludr writings? Intuition, if it means anything, means the faculty that gets down to the germ of actions and characteristics and focuses external traits into a central verity recofrnlzable to the general public. Now there are more female writers than male. No woman poet has ever written an inevitable line, a line that Hashes spontaneously out of the unknown and casts an Illuminating light upon the abyss. Woman has added practically nothing to our stock of familiar quotations. Take down your Bartlett or your anthology, and you may be surprised to And that from Mrs. Browning to Mrs. Meynell women have never coined a phrase which has passed into the common currency of speech. Mrs. Browning has Indeed written fine lines, but nothing of hers can be said to have become a household word. Nor has any woman novelist created any character that Is generally recognized as typical. George Eliot has come closest with her Tito Melema and Mrs. Poyser. You would appeal only to the educated few If you described a person as a Tito or a Poyser. But call a man a Don Quixote, a Mkawber, a Dogberry, a Falstaff, a Colonel New- come, a Blifli, a Parson Adams, a Bob Acres; call a woman a Mrs. Malfiprop, a Becky Sharp, a Beatrice, a Diana Vernon, a Meg Merrilles, and even the Illiterate will mentally classify the Individual as you wish him or her to be classified. "Ah, but," you say, "In real life women are the true Intuitions. They slge up. a man or a woman at a glance. They are never mistaken when they trust to their instincts." I ean only testify to my own experience. I have not found that women's snap judgments of character are imbued with any special verity. They form likes or dlsllkea quli her than man does, because they are quicker on the trigger of conjecture. They can only be one of two things—right or wrong. If time proves that they are right, as they must be In fifty per cent, of cases, the rlfrlit fCUeHS is rPmen he-ed aud treasured up by the slower-minded man as an extraordinary instance of Intuition. Tho wrong guess Is forgotten. Mary Anderson's dvice to Stage- btruclc GUIs. Mrs. Antonio de Navarro, better known as 'Mary Anderson, ha3 written a Striking preface to Clara Morris's "Life on tho Stage," which is) on the eve of publication In England. In a glowing tribute to tho American actress, Mrs. de Navarro declares: "She is the greatest emotional actress I ever saw," and adds the significant) warning to stage- struck girls: "I hope she who writes this work will help to stem the tide of girls who so blindly rush Into a profession of which they are ignorant, for which they are unfitted, and In which dangers unnumbered lurk on all sides. If, with Clara Morris's power and charm, so much had to be suffered, what Is, what must be, the lot of so many mediocrities wno pass the same fires with no reward In the end?" "Our hero was deeply touched.' "Life." Epigrams From New Books. Slander Is the crime of saying what other people think.—"The Giant's Gate." The things men Inherit are mostly weights; they must grow their own wings.—"In White and Black." Those who have real merit are the Inst ones to see it In themselves and the first to see It In others.—"Josh Billings' Altmlnax." There's times whin the dlvvlp's a saint to what a man Is, an' times whin B saint might wink at the dlwle, friendly like, out av reinlmbrance of the ould days.~"Pntrlcla of the Hills." Men are singularly unoriginal when they make love or pray. Women and the Deity have been perpetually hearing the same thing from the beginning of speech.—"The Story of Eden." Every woman who love*. ? man and Is anxious about him Is sure that if she can be alone with hin; for a moment he will tell her the truth about his condition. The experience of thousands of years has not taught women that if there Is one person In the world from whom a man will try to conceal till Ills nnd aches, It Is the woman he loves.—"Marietta." U you want all the loeal news, read THE EVENING StJN. Don't forgot to leave your order for lee with K. Miller. Phone 64 W. K. C. MANLY I Shelf and Heavy Hardware Large Stock of Heaters on Hand. n > ■: Hay, ricCallum & it Wright Mining and Real Estate Dealers Financial and Insurance Agents Lots For Sale in All Parts of the City. Choice Garden Lots ai Low Prices. Money to Loan Columbia Avenue Grand Forks, B. C. >»>!»»*»; BOUNDARY ORE SHIPMENTS The following tablo gives tho ore shipments of Boundary mines fo lflOO, 1901, 1!X>:>! 1903, and for thepast week: 1900 1901. 1901. 1901. I'nd Week Granby Mines,Phoenix... 64,583 2:11,7112 809,858 259,206 8,803 Snowshoe, Phoenix 297 1,721 20,800 58,812 2,870 Brooklyn, Phoenix Mother Lode, Deadwood Sunset, Deadwood Morrison, Deadwood II. ('. Mine, Summit 1!. Bell, Summit Emma, Summit Oro Denoro Winnipeg, Wellington 1.070 Golden Crown, Wellington 2,250 160 340 19,404 99,084 141,828 92,548 804 7,455 14,028 150 2,389 47,405 14,811 19,366 560 8,630 2,912 288 (150 1,(H() Athelstan, Wellington KmgSolomon,W. Copper. No. 7 .Mine, Central City of Paris, Centra] Jewel, Long Lake Carmi, West Fork Providence, Providence... Flkhorn, Greenwood Ruby, Boundary Falls... Miscellaneous 1,200 2,000 1(10 550 875 6Bo* "350 <si)0 785 (125 13,040 6,964 1.000 281 594 •150 2,040 270 482 2,176 'iii) 80 3,456 325 705 17:i Total, tuns 99,730 390,000 507,515 463,813 Granby Smelter treated ,. 62,387 280,828 312,340 238,690 16,168 8.899 Wil ITTCD P Pn Uuvp moved next door to Hunter.- , II. IliCn 06 UU. KendrickOomnntiy. Do.v.,11 read? Ifsu, ur'» to thera and join their Circulating Library, [tha. no equal lu British Columbia. santn otau.e sent word to them, .ay- Stationery, Office and School Sup- S.'n'din^mor'eXJtwioe^L"™ plies, Fancy Goods and Novelties Xiims Quods as you ever had before, four place will still be Santa'a Headquarters." W. H. ITTER & CO. FRANK MILLER GENERAL TRANSFER AND DRAYAGE Good Dry Wood Delivered to Any Part of tin; Citv. PHONIC (1-1 GRAM) FOHKS A XI") GOLTJMBIA, li. 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James Weber Lln>n, whose novel, "The Second Generation," a story ol newspaper life and politioai corruption In Chicago, has brought him Into the public eye, is a nephew ot Miss June A'ddams of Hull House, Chicago. How this young author came to quit newspaper work is an interesting story. He secured a position on the staff of a Chicago daily immediately 011 leaving college. AU went well until one night, about three months after he took up the life of a reporter, when the city editor assigned l.im to make a midnight call at a homn where the head of the household, a prominent man, had committed suicide. "Get a good talk out oi the wife and the girl," were the parting instructions. As Linn approached the house he was overcome by a sense of the intruslveness of his mission. Suddenly the glamor and charm of newspaper work vanished. Jn vain he attempted to force himself to go up the steps of the house. The traditional incentive of the newspaper office, the argument that he must not "Call down" on his assignment, failed to stimulate his Interest or his courage, and the longer he stood staring ai the black streamer oX crape that fluttered from the door the greater became his repugnance for his disagreeable task. Finally he turned on his heel, took a car back to the office, and handed in his resignation with the explanation that some other man would have to get that interview. This episode ended his newspaper experience and he soon secured a position as an instructor in rhetoric in the University of Chicago, where he is still engage Mr. Linn's book was written in s[% Weeks, while spending a vacation In Europe. His success affords another example of the fact that much ol the literature of the day is toeing made by the young, for h« Id Aniy twenty-five years of aire. A Jatory 01 ecil Rhodes. Mr. Cecil Tihod latest biographer, Mr. Henpman, ci .itradkts the story that Rhodes evei used the phrase "he never met a ma whom he could not buy." The germ of this fiction, Mr. Hensman says, "is to be found in the fart that one day, many years ago, when discussing his proposed telegraph wire from one end of Africa to the other, somebody asked him how he proposed to carry it across the Soudan, which was then uuder the domination of the Khalifa. 'Oh, leave It to me," Rhodes answered. 'I never met the man yet that I could not come to an agreement with, nnd 1 nhnll be able to fix things up with the tChnlifo when the time comes.' This Is the true version of a story thtit In its distorted form has been so widely circulated." Proof Positive. A convict at a French penal settlement, who was undergoing a life sentence, desired to marry a female convict, such marriages being of common occurrence. The governor of ihe olony off en-d no objection, but the priest proceed a t' cross- xatnlne the r s nor "Did you not marry in France?" &• asked. "Yes." "And your wife Is dead?" "She is." "Have you any document to show that she Is dead?" "No." "Then I must decline to marry you. You must produce some proof that your wife is dead." There was a pause, and the bride prosp.ctlve looked at the would-bo groom. Finally he said: "I oan prove that my former wife 1? dead." "How will you do so?" "I was sent here tor killing her." The bride accepted him notwltfc- ota.ndlng.—"Scotsman' Klondike pool table. Only one in city. Grand Forks hotel. Just what you want Just when you want it GOOD SERVICE is composed of two elements —excellence of tho work and promptness in the execution. Bad work executed promptly is not good service—good work delivered behind time is not good service; but the two combine to make one of the most necessary, but hardest to obtain nnd often most expensive, requirements of the twentieth century business man. That we have learned the lesson in theory we have shown. Our customers will testify that we have also learned it in practice. WE PRINT: Price Lists Pamphlets Letterheads Billheads Statements Invitations Ball Programmes Businss Cards Visiting Cards Shipping Tags Dodgers Envelopes Etc., Etc., Etc. We Carry a Complete Line of Stationery in Stock. & Our Jobbing Plant is new, nnd consists of the latest nnd most popular faces of type and the most up-to-date machinery. All workjguarnntced to give satisfaction. l$e Evening Sun Phoness job DEPARTMENT.' mam wmsmmm ■
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ERIC Number: ED198114
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1980-Sep
Pages: 55
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Evaluation of OAS Education Journals.
Leavitt, Howard B.; And Others
An in-depth evaluation of four Organization of American States educational journals is presented. The journals, published for distribution among Latin American countries, were "Tecnologia Educativa", "Curriculum", "Educacion de Adultors", and "La Educacion". Assessment was made of the journals' mandates, implementation procedures, and managerial procedures. Critical discussion is offered on each journal in the following areas: (1) periodicity; (2) content; (3) duplication; (4) language policy; (5) promotion; (6) distribution; (7) costs; and (8) management. Specific recommendations for improvements in each of these areas for each journal are outlined. The questionnaire used to obtain data for this survey is appended. (JD)
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Language: EnglishSpanish
Sponsor: Organization of American States, Washington, DC.
Authoring Institution: International Council on Education for Teaching, Washington, DC.

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How To Root A Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge with CF Auto Root
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- Check and confirm your Galaxy S6 Edge model is SM-G925T go to Settings–> about device–> Model number.
- Backup your important documents, application and store them in computer internal storage.
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- Make sure at least 80% charge in your Galaxy S6 Edge for uninterrupted rooting process
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Excellent job to ALL of our dancers and families on another stellar YES! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication for our TENTH anniversary season.
Are you missing something from either the dress rehearsals or show day? We have collected all left behind items and have put them in our lost & found area at the studio. We will have all items left behind available in early JUNE.
We will email all families letting them know when Y.E.S! photos/videos will be available for download. We are expecting this in July/August.
This year, we are excited to introduce a new photography service, which will include coverage of all classes and events including Santa Claus Parade, Evening of Dance, and the Year End Showcase. This service provides families with an easy, fun and memorable way of documenting your dancer's progress throughout the season and for years to come.
Dancers and their families will be able to view and download full high-resolution digital copies of 50 photographs for a fee of $50 per dancer. For the 2016-2017 dance season, the $50 fee will cover fall in class action photos, special events and the 2017 Year End Showcase. All fees are paid directly to AP Shutter at apshutter.com. Payment can be made directly from the gallery once logged in (an account with the APshutter store is required).
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Human Relationships Essay
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Writers use many subtle things to develop many themes of their novels. The relationships a person has with individuals around him affects the way other people think about him. In the book One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn uses human relationships to ignite certain emotions within the reader towards certain characters. These emotions occur each time the character appears and this is used by the reader to judge the character by the types of relationships he has.
By the end of the book, these feelings have developed and support the theme of existentialism in the novel. Human relationships between the prisoners and the people 'outside' give the reader automatic first impressions of the characters in the book. Mainly, the packages sent in by these people 'outside' show that the prisoners have someone who cares for them. Packages are seen as a luxury item by the prisoners and one of the main things mentioned during character introductions is whether the characters receive packages or not.
This one fact changes the way the reader views the character. If the prisoner receives no packages from home, the reader feels pity for the characters and feels the isolation that these camps are designed to maintain. On the other hand, if the prisoners do receive regular packages, they are viewed with the same eye as privileged individuals of high society. This is important to keep the overall mood of the novel constant because any sudden surprises which cause any sort of excitement may ruin the bleak atmosphere of the novel.
Sudden surprises include a character doing something which may be considered foolish in the camp. One example of this is when Caesar says to Shukov, "You keep it, Ivan Denisovich" (Solzhenitsyn, 179) when Shukov brings him his bread. The foolish notion of giving away food is immediately dissipated in the mind of the reader when Caesar's package is cleverly intertwined in to the text as "fancy stuff" (Solzhenitsyn, 179) a few lines later. Another example of the reader's impression being manipulated is Fetyukov.
By the time Shukov mentions that Fetyukov "had three children 'outside' but they'd all disowned him when he was arrested… so there was no one to send him things" (Solzhenitsyn, 56), Fetyukov's actions have created the impression of a runt with no pride who only wishes to pass his sentence with as much comfort as possible. However, when the sentence is mentioned, understanding floods the reader's mind and the reader is forced to go back and think about what Fetyukov must be thinking when he scavenges things from the prisoners and the reader considers it justified for Fetyukov to act this way.


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This question is slightly difficult to answer because I work at a technology company so there is a grey area for what tech I use and what I use for work. I don't pay for any of the sites I use unless you count what my work pays for, but we haven't gotten there fully yet. I am starting the Social Networking department for a small business so daily I will be on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, Instagram, and HubSpot, Depending how many hours I am at work depends on long I use all of these.
I don't know if the technology is limited to apps because my phone is on my constantly although I have been taking "tech breaks" so that I can just be in silence and not feel as though I always need to be reachable and have to be talking to people, instead I would like to be outside enjoying a hike or reading a good book.
So that brings about other tech, I guess right now being on WordPress to do this assignment which includes being on my lap top where my phone is next to me alerting me about what time it is so I see how much longer I have longer I have before out class chat begins. Then on the television it's a Roku set up so I have pandora playing with the icon dancing around the screen. Just to do this post I am engaging in three different types of technology. When I am at work I can be on the computer or set up at a station with duel computers where I am looking at two screen at once. I don't have a set answer for this because at times I can be overloaded with tech, and then other times I am enjoying the silence and stillness of having no technology but I can say my life is filled with it.


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Spring Vibes: Floral, Floral, Floral
In theory, Spring has sprung. Despite parts of the country still experiencing cold weather temperatures, snow, and freezing rain; according to the calendar spring has begun. What do you think of when you think of Spring? Florals, florals, florals. Not the floral pattern that Grandma likes to wear on her nightgown, but fresh, clean and awakening florals that invigorate the fashion pallet.
It doesn't matter what the piece of clothing is, picking one piece of floral as your statement and more subdued pieces to accessorize will allow you to stand out in a beautiful way. Bloom into your fashion sense and trust the power of your intuition. This week we paired a bright but still muted floral blazer with dark jeans, a classic white T-shirt and wedges. Perfect for a game, work or a night out with friends!


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Trucking company cited 11 times after I-465 crash that shut down Rockville Road bridge
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.– Indiana State Police issued 11 citations for Twins Trucking, Inc. after a truck driver crashed into the Rockville Road bridge over I-465 on Jan. 10.
A semi truck struck the U.S. 36/Rockville Road bridge, leaving debris from the bridge all over the road. The truck was carrying a mobile car crusher, which inadvertently raised up during transit and struck the bridge. The armature on the car crusher raked along the underside of the bridge and punched up the pavement on Rockville Road above, raining concrete down on other vehicles.
One woman suffered non-life threatening injuries. Officials said they were surprised the injuries weren't more severe. The driver of the truck was not ticketed or cited.
On Tuesday, the inspection report was released, showing the trucking company's violations issued after the crash:
- Dimension violation– width/height/length
- Failure to prevent cargo shifting
- Frame cracked/loose/sagging/broken
- Hydraulic brake tubing improperly joined or spliced
- Clamp or roto type brake out-of-adjustment (two citations)
- Inoperative/defective brakes (two citations)
- CMV manufactured after 10/19/94 has an automatic airbrake adjustment system that fails to compensate for wear
- Inspection, repair and maintenance of parts and accessories
- Brakes out of service: The number of defective brakes is equal to or greater than 20 percent of the service brakes on the vehicle of combination
Outside of these citations, the company's unsafe driving record for the last 24 months shows four total violations– three speeding violations and one for following too close to another vehicle.
INDOT spokesperson Nathan Riggs previously told CBS4 that INDOT is paying for repairs right now, but they're documenting everything carefully.
"INDOT's policy is to seek reimbursement for damages to state property on behalf of the taxpayers, we're documenting and collecting all of the expenses associated with the crash — the demolition and the repairs, tracking all of that, so at the appropriate time we can seek reimbursement," Riggs said.
Riggs noted May is a busy month on Indy's west side, and INDOT is hoping to have the repairs finished by then.


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Kurt and his co-host Devin The Dad discuss whether or not they should move. It's a question they both ponder nearly every day, with no real answer.
One Commenton "TADT 36: Should We Move?"
Hi Kurt,
Your podcast subject evokes deep thought and consideration.
Based on my own recent experience of relocating from the Southwest to the Midwest, the aspects of family traditions and interactions was priceless and memorable.
The hard reality, however, of reaclimating to climate, culture, and economics, was challenging and sobering.
For each of us, life's experiences are uniquely different.
You, Nicole, and her family have much to ponder.
I wish you the best outcome for your beautiful family, of course, with God's abundant blessings.
Oh, btw, whenever I listen to your very entertaining TADT podcasts, they suddenly stop, halfway through.
I access them through my Android device; is that the reason?
Love, hugs, and blessings to you all,
Aunt Lenore


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Administrator - Contentious and Formal Insolvency
|Buckinghamshire, England
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|Insolvency & Restructuring
|£20000 - £25000 per annum
Ambition have partnered with a local accountancy firm who are hiring an Insolvency Administrator to focus on both formal and contentious elements of cases.
The firm have always held their tradition of helping businesses grow, having been established for over 100 years and having a full set of accounting services as they grew.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced Insolvency Administrator to join this very friendly firm with a niche boutique feel. The role and location would certainly suit an individual who would be keen to work more locally.
Duties include:
- Managing formal and contentious insolvency matters within cases
- Running insolvency cases from inception to closure
- Preparing reports and statement of affairs for creditors' meetings
- Investigations into director's conduct
- Liaising with all interested parties
- Administrative duties as required
A bright and credible trainee would also be considered, however as this is a demanding role, you will be expected to hold excellent written and verbal English as well as a strong application of number. Previous experience within a office environment would be beneficial.
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Watch the Mockingbird Trail Short Film by Art Loft
Watch the story of MAIN COURSE
Mockingbird Trail Strategic Plan
Since 2014, Cadence has served as the creative director, project manager and landscape architect of record for the development of Mockingbird Trail, Fort Lauderdale's first urban art trail. Funded by the Community Foundation of Broward, BBX Capital Foundation and a community crowd-source fundraising campaign, Mockingbird Trail is an exploration-based project that engages the community in the process of placemaking.
Utilizing the Florida State bird as the project's figurehead, the Northern Mockingbird is a familiar bird to residents and an avid urban dweller. The urban art trail re-examines the way the community connects with native wildlife, flora and each other in a thriving downtown environment. During Phase One, Artists and Landscape Architects, Cadence and sculptor, Miami-based Valeria Yamamoto collaborated to bring large site specific public art sculptures to the neighborhood. The trail route, sculpture locations and the concept for the series of sculptures were all derived from an intimate conversation during public workshops with the community, an online questionnaire and 6 month social media campaign. During this time, design principles were established that set forth an ongoing strategy to improve and add additional streetscape enhancements, planting and public art along the trail route in future phases. The entities that collaborated on this project, Cadence, Girls' Club, and Flagler Garden are all Flagler Village based organizations and businesses, thus truly demonstrating a scenario of delivering a project "for the community, by the community". The future of the Trail is envisioned as a catalyst for additional streetscape, planting improvement, and added public art along the trail route. Additional phases of Mockingbird Trail to commence in 2018.
More than 150 volunteers, including community members who are blind or visually impaired, gathered at Lighthouse of Broward County on Monday, January 15 to participate in Mockingbird Trail's interactive mural painting curated by local Unconventional artist, Ernesto Maranje. The multi-sensory and socially impactful event was funded by the Community Foundation of Broward's Art of Community grant and in part of Broward College's MLK Day of Service.
The multi-sensory mural, which is located at the Lighthouse of Broward (650 N. Andrews Avenue) on the Mockingbird Trail, brings a new experience to how one interacts with art. Through sight, touch, sound and smell, the visitor encounters and feels the Mockingbird's habitat through a sensory experience designed by Cadence.
The mural called Main Course was completed in partnership with Cadence, Unconventional, Lighthouse of Broward, be nice, The Community Foundation of Broward, Broward College – Downtown Center, and the BBX Capital Corporation Foundation.
For more information on Mockingbird Trail, please visit www.mockingbirdtrail.com.


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Second Spin
1485 S Colorado Blvd
Denver 80222
Neighborhood: Southeast,
URL : http://www.secondspin.com
SecondSpin.com is a successful Buyer and Seller website of used CDs, DVDs and Games on the internet. It has been online since 1996 with its corporate offices and warehouse located in California. You can sell CDs, DVDs or Games that you are not interested in anymore or can buy the ones you always wanted. Their sources are people who are interested in selling their personal items, retail stores and brokers from around the country. Never the less, the products are checked through strict quality control to ensure customers get no defected or damaged music or movie varieties. Second spin offers 100% guarantee with their products.
Donald Honore
Sep 6, 2010
Really a great place for new/used CDs and DVDs! They have a huge selection of movies and CDs and the best part is that they give the most for trade ins. The staff is helpful, really knowledgeable and knows what they are talking about. The prices aren't bad either.
Nellie Thorton
Aug 9, 2010
Second spin is a great place to visit if you want to build a genre collection of music of movies. From movies to CDs or video games, this place is, without question, the best store in Denver. The people are amazing, prices are great and the variety of stuff you will find here is just wonderful. I've even found stuff that has not been seen or heard for years, in great condition. Not to mention their great attractive deals which are offered frequently. Lately I got a superb deal from the 'buy 3 and get the 4th free' offer.
Toby Moran
Sep 6, 2010
I didn't find Second Spin that great. They have a decent selection, but nothing worth mentioning, ok prices but not all that great. I didn't find what I was looking for when I went to this store last time and before that. I guess you might find what you want here or you might not. However one thing's for sure, if you are a music junkie then this place will not satisfy all your musical desires. Great deals and yes I give them credit for good service and better prices for old used cds, video games and stuff but there are other better options than Second spin.
Susane Lowe
Aug 9, 2010
The buy 2 get 1 for half off deals are awesome. This is my husband's favorite spot to get new or used CDs and DVDs. He loves to brows around their collections and ends up buying something or the other while my two sons always go in for video games. I'm just glad that there is usually a sale of some sort going on that can save a few bucks. Employees at Second Spin are friendly and helpful. You can also sell your old used CDs, DVDs etc to them at decent prices.


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Cast On: June 11, 2007
Bind Off: June 14, 2007
Yarn: TLC Cotton Plus in Thistle
Inspiration: My Own
Needles: Size 8
Yardage: about 76 yards of 153
Modifications: None
Enjoyment Factor: 10
The Good: Beautiful yarn that is very soft. Pattern was simple and fairly quick to knit.
The Bad: I can't really say anythng bad about the pattern.
The Ugly: I am a slow knitter, but it's ok.


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Northwest Ohio Training Center Staff
State Director
Vince Wright
Virgil "Mike" Ball Jr., Coordinator
Mike Ball is the training coordinator at the Northwest Ohio Campus. A member of Local 351 for 19 years, Mike began his teaching career in 1995 as a part-time residential carpenter instructor. He moved into a full-time commercial carpenter teaching spot in 1998 and was appointed as the school's coordinator in 2008. Of the Northwest campus' five school-to-work programs, Mike is a board member for two of them: Rogers and Whitmer high schools.
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Its more than fad, consider the trouble and inconvenience caused by the restrictive regulations of sale and burdensome duty extracted on alcohol products in the UK, we spend well over the odds for quality food products at entertainment venues and public sites, break down the monopolies, take out your own homemade food and share it.... don't wait to be sold overpriced low quality goods of any sort, get you own supply arranged and share what you can. If you are arranging an event or puplic gathering its worth passing on the reminder.....
[don't forget the smells of cooked food, smoking and vomiting you four pack...sometimes offends others]
Bring Your Own Food And Drink.... but tidy up after, you lazy bastards.
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So after a long hiatus, I am back! I took the time off, just to simply update the look of my blog, and really get it to the point where I am excited and happy to share it. I think I'm mostly there, so here I am with a new post!!
Whilst away, I am happy to say, that we've actually had some lovely weather, the sun has been shining, the wind has been to a minimum, and we've had no rain. AMAZING! Of course, excited about the weather, I got excited at the prospect of a holiday, and as such, I've been look at swim wear.
Here are just a few I've found that I absolutely love, I'm still deciding between them all, so maybe you can help me!
This one is definitely my favourite, I love anything a bit out of the norm, so the cage design is perfect for me! The copper colour is also beautiful and the high waisted bottoms just give you that extra bit of coverage if you're not totally confident with your summer bod.
I absolutely love the colours and prints on this bikini, it's so summery and the neon yellow really stands out.
(H&M Swimsuit)
This is perfect if your not feeling confident enough to wear a bikini as the lace around the waist shows skin and gives the illusion of a two-piece, whilst keeping you covered.
(Marleana Bandeau Fringe Bikini)
This one I have included, as I am 'fortunate' enough to be part of the itty bitty titty committee! So for those flat chested girls out there, the fringe on this top gives the illusion of a curvier bust.
(Blue Map Print Bandeau Bikini)
Last, but not least, I couldn't resist but add in a second Topshop bikini. I've always been a lover of map designs (no idea why!) so this definitely caught my eye! The side ties on the bottoms are so cute and the colours are really vibrant and beautiful.
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One Italian Summer: 'Gentle and romantic. A holiday in itself' Rainbow Rowell
A Paperback edition by Keris Stainton in English (May 4, 2017)
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'Gentle and romantic. A holiday in itself.' Rainbow Rowell
'I flew through ONE ITALIAN SUMMER. It's a perfect summer read with a gorgeous setting, warm characters and a bittersweet evocation of life after tragedy.' Sophia Bennett, author of LOVE SONG
Milly loves her sisters more than anything - they are her best friends. But this holiday is different. The loss of their dad has left a gaping hole in their lives that none of them know how to fill. Heartbreak is a hard thing to fix ...
Still, there is plenty to keep the girls busy in Rome. A family wedding. Food, wine, parties and sun. And of course Luke .... Luke is hot, there is no way around that. And Milly will always have a crush on him. But this summer is about family, being together, and learning to live without Dad. It isn't about Luke at all ... is it?
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FedEx Corp. may have to pay nearly $320 million in federal back taxes and penalties for classifying its delivery drivers as private contractors instead of employees in 2002.
Bloomberg reported that the IRS is also auditing FedEx for three other recent years and could assess back taxes on those years as well.
FedEx was in the news in recent days when the state of Massachusetts fined the company $190,000 dollars for allegedly misclassifying employees as contractors.
The delivery drivers in question are owner-operators, but in every other respect are treated as employees, right down to the uniform they wear and which hand they use to hold their clipboards.


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The first five months of 2016 sees Prof. Peter Ablinger's music featured in eight countries by some of the world's leading performers, as well as presentations at international conferences, and a new single-artist CD. With some twenty-five major performances scheduled to May alone, drawing up even a shortlist of highlights from Prof. Ablinger's activity is difficult. So far this year, he been the subject of an Icelandic portrait concert of five specially selected works and delivered guest lectures at the Institute of Sonology in The Hague and the Institut für Elektronische Musik und Akustik (IEM), Graz, as well as receiving other performances in a diverse array of artistic centres ranging from Helsinki to Hồ Chí Minh City.
Upcoming events of note:
Reykjavik Tectonics Festival (April 14-15) will present Ablinger's chamber works alongside a performance of his recent Quartz for high orchestra (2015) by the Iceland Symphony under the baton of Ilan Volkov, who conducted the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra for the premiere of the work in Glasgow last year. At the end of the month, Ablinger's second festival feature takes place at Festival Mixtur in Barcelona (April 21 – May 1) where he will lead a composition workshop. The festival programme includes his acclaimed Voices and Piano (begun 1998 and ongoing) performed by Lluisa Espigolé, who will also premiere Ablinger's new solo piano work Antoni Tapies (2016).
Ablinger was able to share the technology and concepts explored in Voices and Piano earlier this year in Huddersfield, bringing RHEA, the computer-controlled piano he designed in collaboration with Prof. Winfried Ritsch (Institut für Elektronische Musik und Akustik, Graz) for a week-long workshop with students. The project is documented by filmmaker Angela Guyton in the video below.
Ablinger's third festival feature takes place at the end of May (20-22) at the Tage Neue Musik Graz, in Austria. The programme includes his Second String Quartet (2009/13) with video installation, and surround presentations of three pieces for computer-controlled piano, Quadraturen IIIf (2006), Quadraturen IIIg (2006), and Quadraturen IIIh (2009).
The violinist and member of the influential Wandelweiser Collective, Johnny Chang, also recently released Ablinger's disc-length work, AUGMENTED STUDY for 16 violins on the Sacred Realism label (SR006). Click here for purchase info.


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look for the template, which contains at least that number of clusters that you want to consider. (Not required clusters may be set to zero. The index may be revised direct in the chart.)
Use for comparison of data sets - for example, budget and account of two companies or business cycles or.... - the pure vector representation (without colorized rectangles). Use it for comparing monetary with monetary - monetary with nonmonetary and nonmonetary with nonmonetary indicators. You may be surprised about the new transparency you will gain.
Make "Drill-Downs" by copying the first page behind that page so much times as you have "clusters". Then structure the elements of the "sub-clusters" according to your needs and link the sum to the corresponding field on the first page.
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Commercial Poultry Grower Meetings
Hosted by the NC State Extension Area Specialized Poultry Agents
January 11: Union County Agricultural Center – Richard Goforth – APPROVED FOR 3 HOURS OF AWO CREDIT
February 7: Duplin County Agricultural Center – Margaret Ross
February 28: Moore County Agricultural Center – Dan Campeau
March 13: Nash County Agricultural Center – Dan Campeau
March 20: Iredell County Agricultural Center – Lauren Greene
Register online here or call 919.545.8304.
Registration: 9:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Program: 10:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
There is no charge for the class.
Lunch will be sponsored, so please register!
Please RSVP by 5:00 p.m. the Monday before the meeting.
Please remember proper biosecurity protocol when attending grower meetings. Be sure to wear different clothes and shoes before working on your farm.
For the flyer click here CommercialPoultryGrowerMeetingFlyer2018 (2)
Emergency Farm Plans, Burial Guidelines,
Disease Outbreak Updates, Vaccination Updates
Jimmy Collie and Dr. Michael Martin, NCDA
Poultry Mortality Regulations and Operations
Margaret Ross, NC State Extension
Commercial Poultry Biosecurity
Lauren Greene, NC State Extension
Nutrient Management Updates
Richard Goforth, NC State Extension
Soil Nutrient Uptake Research
Dr. Deanna Osmond, NCSU
EPA and CERCLA Updates
Mark Rice, NCSU
Being a Good Neighbor
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In the Providence Journal on Tuesday, December 13, 2005
I AGREE with Susan Nickerson that Nantucket Sound is threatened by pollution from a variety of sources, ("Striving to give Nantucket Sound special protection," Projo Commentary, Oct. 29). For too long, acid rain has showered Massachusetts's shores, and people on Cape Cod and the Islands have inhaled toxic air from dirty power plants. And Massachusetts knows firsthand the drastic effects of an oil spill -- the 2003 100,000-gallon spill in Buzzards Bay soiled the coast, closed shellfish beds, and killed nesting shorebirds and seals. Meanwhile, we all feel the pain of our country's reliance on foreign oil.
Cape Wind's proposed wind farm in Nantucket Sound would be a big step toward ending all these problems. This is why Greenpeace strongly supports offshore wind power for Cape Cod.
For 30 years, Greenpeace has worked to protect the world's oceans. We successfully campaigned to end dumping of radioactive and industrial wastes at sea, helped create a moratorium on commercial whaling, and have played a crucial role in developing other laws and policies that safeguard our oceans.
If Nickerson's organization, the Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound, is concerned about the future of the Cape's waterways, why does it oppose a clean renewable-energy solution in their backyard?
The Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound, a group recognized by the Waterkeeper Alliance, was formed solely to fight the proposed Nantucket Sound wind farm.
The Cape Wind project is undergoing a review that looks at all aspects of the proposal. A draft environmental-impact statement was released late last year. Two years in the making and over 4,000 pages long, it said that the initial analysis had found that the environmental, public-health, and economic benefits of the Cape Wind proposal far exceed any minor short-term environmental costs that may be associated with the project.
Let me say unequivocally that if Greenpeace had any concerns that this project would have long-term consequences for the marine ecosystem of Nantucket Sound, we would be the first to oppose it. We have opposed some wind farms, both on- and offshore, and we will continue to do so when proposals are ill-sited or improper in size and scope. Cape Wind, however, is the right project, in the right place, at the right time.
Unlike opponents of Cape Wind, Greenpeace has firsthand experience with offshore wind. In the United Kingdom -- where Greenpeace worked to develop the country's first offshore wind farms -- fears that the projects would lower property values, decrease tourism, or harm the environment proved unfounded. In fact, because of broad public support, the United Kingdom now plans to build additional offshore wind farms, which will supply 1 in 6 of its households with energy from this clean, renewable resource.
Europe is proof of the benefits of offshore wind power. Now Massachusetts has a chance to experience this.
The Nantucket Sound wind farm would provide 75 percent of the Cape and Island's energy, without emitting asthma-causing pollution, spilling oil in the water, or producing the greenhouse gases that cause global warming. In addition to protecting the environment, the wind farm would benefit the Cape's economy, by creating jobs and attracting tourists.
Now Governor Romney, who opposes Cape Wind, is trying to push aside air-quality safeguards to let power plants burn oil if there is a natural-gas shortage this winter. No one would be talking about lowering health standards in the state if Cape Wind were up and running, yet the governor continues to oppose the project.
The Cape Wind opponents would have you believe that to protect the environment, we must oppose the wind farm. But the opposite is true. Global warming poses significant risks for the Cape and Islands. From increasingly frequent and severe red tides to rising sea levels and more intense storms, a warming planet is a big problem for the same beachfront home owners and organizations that oppose Cape Wind.
The environment that is so important to the way of life on Cape Cod is in jeopardy, and projects such as Cape Wind are the solution.
John Passacantando is executive director of Greenpeace USA.
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About CrossPhysio
CrossPhysio combines traditional knowledge from different Asian forms of therapy like Shiatsu, Thai Massage and traditional Chinese Medicine with modern, western therapeutic approaches like manual therapy, osteopathy, the distortion model, Tom Myer's muscle energy lines, trigger point therapy, etc.; CrossPhysio simplifies these according to the universal laws of anatomy and physiology of the human body.
CrossPhysio also combines the knowledge of traditional Chinese Medicine in diagnosis with the knowledge of modern science proved Bio-psycho-social Medicine.
CrossPhysio is not so much a method as an integration of practical knowledge.
About Didier Hartmann
You can see some exercises on my english youtube channel here.
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- Where can I buy the game and its expansions/DLC?
- Where can I find my cloud (Ironman) savegames?


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my friend's mom) has passed away at the young age of 54. I am saddened by my friend's loss and my heart goes out to her and her family. They have built a website in her memory so that friends and relatives can express their condolences, upload photos, and pay tribute.
I remember the loss of my little brother to pneumonia when we were going through immigration in Thailand. I was about three or four years old and still remember the day of his funeral when we lived in the refugee camp. He would be have been 28 years old. Fortunately, we were blessed by another baby boy, my younger brother who is now 25.
Years later, when I was 19 years old, my uncle suddenly passed away in his sleep at 28 years old (he was my mom's youngest brother). My uncle came to the states with us and I had always thought of him as my older brother (being that I have three older sisters). I still miss him to this day. He left a young baby girl behind and I wish he could see what a beautiful young women she has become.
As sad I was to have lost a younger brother and uncle, it seems no pain can be greater than the loss of a parent (or child). My parents are my pillars and have always been there for me since I've been alive. I can't imagine life without them. I haven't always been good about calling them every day and telling them that I love them though I know I should not take each day they are with me for granted.
I know my friend probably never missed a day in telling her mom how much she loved her. I will make sure to tell my parents (both sets) today how much they mean to me and how lucky I am to have them in my life.
Monday, September 17, 2007
Who would've thought
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Lollapalooza 2006: Day One
In the first of a three-part series covering Lollapalooza 2006, we check out Cursive, eels, Stars, Ryan Adams, Lady Sovereign, Iron & Wine, The Raconteurs, and Sleater-Kinney.
In the first of a three-part series covering Lollapalooza 2006, we check out Cursive, eels, Stars, Ryan Adams, Lady Sovereign, Iron & Wine, The Raconteurs, and Sleater-Kinney.
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