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Zhe Sun. Ninth Year—-No. 5. Grand Forks, B. C, Saturday. December 4, 1909. $1.00 Per Year in Advance. A H. W. Collins Represents the District at the Spokane Apple Show Made Entries in Four Contests—Awarded Four ■ Frizes SCHOOL REPORT The following is the report of tho Grnnd Forks publio sohool, as compiled by Principal May, for the month of November: Per Cl'llt un 112 02 112.118 85 71 S9.88 85 (it 9i.B_) 8.'l 29 Division. En- rolled .. .. 40 Actu. Hi. 5111'"' 815JJ 6011 biiU'.o 979 jj 772; I 1081 507014 4010 Aver- ae •. { 24.14 1)7 07 Three 35 12 30,00 37.75 52 42 52 Six Total,,. 1908 :i7 5'J 291 282 3511 49.14 257.75 245 80 88 57 87 1(1 Mr. H. W. Collins, the well known fruit grower on tbe Covert estate, hns returned from the Na- tiohal Apple Show in Spokane. He hnd entries in four contests, and was awarded a prize in each one. In the plate exhibit of Baxter apples he was awH'iirdeil .first prize: in the one- box exhibit of Wagener apples, second prize; in the pyramid display of ~>0 apples, third prize, and in the 10- box display of Mcintosh Red apples, third prize. Mr. Collins states that the competition at the show was very keen, there heiiif entries from every fruit growing district in the northwest. Mr. Collins deserves a "rent deal of eredit for liis enterprise in milking a representative display at the show from this valley without receiving any aid from anybody. The expense, be snys, attached to collecting uu-eMiii.ii and for transportation is considerable, and in future, unless aid is forthcoming from other sources, be Will he compelled tu discontinue making displays at fairs. NEWSOFTHECITY "Liquid Refreshments" at a "Smoker" in Davis' Store Cause Damage Difference... 9 1U% 1105 1.41 The names of the pupils who made perfect attendance during month of November follows: DIVISION 1—W. II. M. MAY, PRINCIPAL. Allen, Timothy Henderson, Mona Barlee, M MeCnlluni, C Bower, Herbert McEwen, A. Covert, Dorothy Miller, Harry Fraser, T Newbauer, K Galloway, G. Sloan, Hugh Galloway, Maggie Stuart, Edna Gaw, Ida Crump, M. DIVISION II— MISS 11. DRAPER, TEACHER. Barnum, Herbert Munro, Auluy Forrester, Pearl Helium Annie Galloway, George Bushluigh, Vivian Gilpin, Florlince Simpson, .lennie Gilpia. May Walker, Forest Lyden, May Walker, Sndie Mclllwaine, Amy Barron, Grace Mclnnis, Harold Spinks, Grace McLeod, Carson DIVISION III—MISS K. DRAPER, TEACHER Burns, Li I a Michener, Ivia Craig, Jeaimette Michener, Avia Anniversary of Eight-Hour Workday for Smeltermen Celebrated 520 ttood Stories Tbe Youth's Companion abounds in stirring stories of adventure and heroism. One may describe an escape from accidental peril, another a strange encounter with wild creatures —man or beast. Many of these stories nre true as tn (nets, and only disguised as to names and places. A score or more of such stories will be published during 1910 in addition to nearly 200 others—250 good stories in all, and no two alike. And this is not counting the serial stories, which it is believed will be considered by old Companion readers as the best The Companion has ever published. this week is amateur night, which will he held on Thursday next, lie cember 9th. Entries are free, and the management invites all amateurs to enter. Singing, talking, dancing or musical acts will be accepted, but entries must be received by tne management before 6 p.m. on Thursday. A prize of $5 will be awarded to the contestant getting the loudest applause. A splendid stage is being erected for tbe occasion, and a thorough treat for local theatre-goers is predicted. WON GOLD MEDAL Cooper, Ralph Frankovitcli, L Fritz, Marie lUy, Owftld Munro, Annie Miller, Leslie Ployart, Louie Heid, Vera Stendal, William Tracy, U.m.rid Crumps, Edward Jeff Davis & Co.'s new S3o,000 business block had a narrow escape from destruction by lire early Friday morning. While burning some rubbish in the big grate built for this purpose in the basement, the draught must have pulled some burning pieces of paper through the chimney, and the wind blew these into the storeroom in the back end of the store. The lire wns discovered by J. VV! Rutherford H. A. Sheads, who endeavored to quench the Hames without the aid of the lire department, but were unsuccessful. With the assistance of tho brigade, however, the Hames were shortly extinguished, but not until about $1000 worth of damage had been done, mostly from water. JOHN KINO, TEACHER, Kerriiii, Itennio MeLeod, J Massie, H. .Sloan, Paulino Spraggett, Alice Stendal, Kenneth Tisac, Mary McCallum, Ulric Heaven,, A. DIVISION iv—MR. Anliel, Gladys Bruntier, Hilda Bowen, H. Barnum, G, Donaldson, S. Gill, R. Gilpin, Arthur Howard, John Kriscliki, Ruth Kellecher, Lydia Craig, E. Kellecher, L. Nelson, .1. DIVISION V—MISS IRENE MUOIIK.TKAI'IIKII Clarke, Arthur Gaw, Hattie Hickey, Muriel O'Brien, James Chappie, Florence Verzuh, Katie Ryan, Gordon Ham. Lam Herr, John Davis, Archer Bower, Beulah Meikle, Mildred Larson, Edith Frankovitch, Olgu Knight, Lydia MoIlwaiiie,Gwenny Stafford, Katie Stewart, Anna Frankovitch, Amy MacLeod, Dorothy Cheplo, Mary Lv'len, James Quinliran, Ray Helium, Thomas Mayhew, Griffin Wing Chow Hartinger, Frank Rrouillette, Bertie Every new Cniindinu subscriber | Jlulic, Anna will lind it of special advantage to division vi—jane BLtiiorr, teacher send nt once the $2.00 for the new Brrnum, Aurena Hull, Reggie 11)10 Volume. Not only does be get Benson, Hope the beautiful "Venetian" Calendar Burns, Dorothy i Carlson, Arthur Kelleher, Earl Krisohki, Chads MoCallum, Sarah Meikle, Willie Miller, Ross Miehelier, Margaret Dinsmore,Herbert Stafford, Agnes Downey, Alfred Walker, Violet Frit/., Francis DIVISION VII—lllll.l.lH 01.01 SO. TKAI'III.II Received atUiip,,, Laura] Anderson, Anna Brunner, Clara CUSTOMS RECEIPTS fcby,__Anna I Dully, violet K. It. Glpin. cisterns ollicer nt this I Dully, Francis port, makes the following detailed reportl Daley, Ross of tbe customs receipt* at the various | ])ajey Charlie Elmore, Marion for 1010, lithographed in thirteen,,., , ,. , 11 i ii i i .Chappie, rarma colors and gold, but all the issues of j Cucl.rum!, Blair The Companion for lhe remaining;Cooper, George weeks of 1909 from the time the siih.-cription is received. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, Companion Building, Boston, Mass. New Subscriptions this Olliee. The joint union smoker held in the Miners' Union hull on thc night of December 1st, in celebration "f tbe fourth anniversary of the eight- hour workday for British Columbia smeltermen, was an immense sue cess. All the numbers on the long and varied program were lustily encored and highly appreciated by nil present. Suitable and appropriate speeches were mude by a nuniher of loeal business men and friends ol organize.! labor, including Messrs. John A. McKinnon, Jell Davis, Ernest Miller, M.L.A., I). D. Munro, Fred Clark, Gus Parker, Frank Hutton and others. Snugs were rendered by Messrs. John Fair, Tim O'llara, (1. Elliott, W. Ferry, (ie... Petter, Siltll Gaw, John Bugler and others. James McLellan couldn't be beaten in a recitation, nor Win. Tielanians in an accordion Bolo, The refreshments helped the conviviality on this occasion, and the: evening's entertainment wound up with a boxing tournament for light- ! weights nml middle-weights, in .vbieh the cash prizes were evenly, divided nn necotiiil of the luniiv good puints displayed by all the contestants. Mr. Drury, government railway inspector, passed through tbe city last Monday for the west to inspect the recently completed section of the V., V. & E. between Keremeos und Princeton. He was joined at this point by Superintendent Morgan and District Agent Kistler. It is expected thut this portion of the road will be opened tn passenger trallic before the end of the present month. The big union show played tn a crowded bouse on Monday ii ght lust. The motion pictures were of an unusually high order of merit, and the farce comedy, entitled "A Woman of Few Words," brought the bouse down with roars of laughter. The $5 prize was won by Wm. Penrose, and the pie eating contest caused much mirth. All three contestants secured a cash prize. The shovy will continue at the opera hotisr each Monday night with an increased program. British Columbia Apples at Colonial Fruit Show in London Most of the Prizes Awarded Canadian Growers Go to This Province A nuniher uf prizes were won by British Columbia fruit growers at the Colonial Fruit Show, which was opened in the Horticultural building, London, England, on the 1st inst. by Princess Louise. The following are Canadian prize winners: Government of British Columbia, for apples, gold medal; Kaslo district, silver gilt Banksian mcdaljSalt Spring island, Nanaimo, B.C., silvir gilt Knightinn medal; C. T. Cooney, silver Knightian medal; Stirling and Piteairs, silver gilt Banksian medal; Okanagan Fruit union, silver gilt Knightian medal; Mrs. J. Smith, silver gilt Banksian medal; Victoria district, silver Knightian medal; province of New Brunswick, silver gilt medal; D. W. Peters, Queens- town, N.B., silver medal; F. A. Hubbard, Burton, silver medal; .1. P. Bclyea, Lower ougeluwu, N. B., silver medal. Ariin D. Bush, nf Phoenix, and Miss Frances Rossie Coutts, of this city, were married at the home of the bride's mother, in Columbia, on Wednesday, December 1, Bev. F. W. Auvache performing tbe cerc- llinnv. Mr. M. S. Middleton, assistant horticulturist of lhe provincial government, will speak to the members of the Kettle Valley Farmers' Institute on Monday, December 13th, at S o'clock in the evening, in the city hall. Subject, "Horticulture." Skating on the slough is now good, and the young people of the city are taking advantage of this opportunity to enjoy healthful ourdoor wintei sport. ('. C, Lane and family left on Monday for Spoknne, where Mr. Lane will engage in business. Mrs. A. B. W. Hodges left on Monday for Spokane fnr a week's visit tnd to Mr. Hodges on his re- Judge Brown mi Wednesday heard turn from a trip to California, the case nf Ilouliock vs. Hartinger, an acltun ill which plaintiff alleged that defendant bad purloined some of his empty beer kegs. The action was dismissed, and the kegs ill question were returned to Heubeck. The plea that the kegs were left in the Hartinger brewery by Vogel, who had a lease on the brewery two Miller, Tony Massie, Helen Moir, Eva Peterson, Walter Ployart, Claud Bebiirn, Jeannettr Hashleigh, Gladys i >',illrs a8°> destroyed prool of niten The Ladies' Aid of Knot Presby terian church will hold a bazaar and sale of work on December 11. T. S. Watte is now head electrician of the Granby smelter, having been appointed to this position tn lill the vacancy caused bv the resignation nf ('. E. Lane. Official Count The following are the official figures for Grand Forks riding uf the provincial election, held on the 2 5th ult., as reported by Returning Officer Ker- man: Mc- Pater Ue- Miller. Innis son. jected Grand Forks...SKI 77 (i.s 8 Phoenix 137 23V (17 s 8 1 Cascade 83 11 1 Bannock 1(1 5 5 1 Totals nit; :s:5-l 150 19 Majority for Miller over Mclnnis, 182. Total number of ballots east, 1010. The vote on the loeal option plebiscite in this district was: Grand Fm Phoenix.. Carson... Cascade... Bannock.. Totals.. For. Against. Bejected .lino ..233 . 13 . 33 .. 20 158 147 328 21 61 METEOROLOGICAL Stendal, Alice Shannon, Marion Schielie, Fritz Stewart.Vlai'guerite Sloan, Francis pub-cuHtnuiH offices, as reported to the . liief olliee ill this eity, tor the month or November: Forrester, Kay Grand Fork* $3,519.10 Larsten, Walter Phoenix 1.147.511 Mulieh, Teresa CaCHile 88 04 t:,"98n _J"Jl' Mining Stock Quotations Total S48I11.501 ., " .. ., ,,., (,| ■ . j New Yoiik, Dec. 8.—The follow- , " l ing are today's opening quotations for A. Williams, superintendent Granby smelter, nnd family into the house formerly occupied by Mr C4eo. Wooster. There are over 300 men th, . ""_,' stocks mentioned; on the new Canadian Pacilic brunch , Asked. from Phoenix to Wellington camp. QranbyConsolidated, 100.00 Tracklaying will be commenced soon. B. C. Copper 7,25 Bid 98.00 7.12.1 tion to steal. » ul' th "..The Dreamland, the new picture u"vemover) theatre, continues to attract largi crowds every night. No doubt tlu handsome diamond ring to be given Mrs. T. G. MacLeod and family away New Year's night is a grent hnve moved into Jeff Hammar's drawing card, though the pictures house on Fourth sireet, where they are always very clear and entertain- will residediiring lhe winter months, ing. Miss Jean Mackenzie's singing Mr. MacLeod will occupy the Crisis always of a very high order and ton pastorate for two months and greatly enjoyed. An inovation for ihen proceed to Kaslo. The foil. wing are the rem ings showing the minimum temperature for each day lining the week I'll hug December 3 1009: MIS. 1 KM. Saturday.,, 23 Sunday .... 35 Monday,... ll Tuesday.... 28 Wednesday 2n 23 ii 11 \IM\1.I.. The I'tfCO .1 uf the rainfall al thi. since the installation ol i lie go .•ru ment rain gauge on Cooper 1 ros . ranch is: IN IIBS 1 IH 1 17 November Bain 1. 10 2., o Metal Quotations Nkw YoitK, Dei). 3.—Silver, 51}; 'leeirolvlie copper, 12;. 13. Loxno.v, Deo ::. -Silver, 23 9-llij end, £12 17- ii.1. JOHN D. SPENCE BARRISTER. SOLICITOR. ETC. GREENWOOD, B. C tTlir Sbntuui Bun Published at Qraud l'.,rlc. BrlHi h Columhia. Q. A. Kvans... ...Bd.tor nml Pnbllalier A llll' of till'. I'il|,"i'.'ili. I..'si'.'.. ;.t tin, "III",' "t Mmra. K. A .1. Ilnr.ly * ''..., 'Kill ..ml :l'.'. P,.,.t sn t. K.O., I, Inn, i;.i ■ I ....I, f_-■—. .,[ eharirr, «.«l that firm "ill ho irln.l to receive ■ohtcrl iitloni nml advorl Isemetiti on .mr behalf. flCHSCtlllTlUN HAIKU 1 One Year S1.S0 Om. Year (In eavanoe) l.no Advertising ratei fnrnlaho.] nn mm l.ctriil notices, m mul t. oetiti per line. A.l.irnss iill ootnniuntaatloiii to Thk Evening Sun, Phohb int Orano Fours, B.C. SATURDAY, DEC, I. 1909 Tbe next excitement in the city will he the municipal eleclion. It is to be hoped that more interest will be taken in this event thnn there was Inst yenr. We need a good city government in 1910, Limburgar cheese is snid to be a sure cure for cancer. But the remedy is worthless. No antidote hns yet been discoveren to counterac the effects of limburger cheese. England is iiltely to have more trouble over her budget, than British Columbia hnd in settling her rail- way policy. It is not too early to commence to make active preparations for the fair which is to be held in Grand Forks next fall. Local Option in Sweden irom Gottcnhurg, Sweden, a correspondent writes: The difficulties under which wine and spirit mer chnnis labor nowadays here may he judged from iho following incident When I went to buy a bottle nf whisky the other dny I was told: "We are not allowed to sell wine or spirit over the counter." "What in the world do you mean?" I asked. "No.itiniist he ordered in advance." ''But 1 want the whisky at once." Thc assistant meditated and then snid: "If you go across the street and telephone to us from the cigar shop we can supply it." I telephoned and live minutes Inter I hnd the whisky. I went fnr another bottle the next day nnd found that the legulblions had become more strin gent. Although I hnd ordered it y telephone, I was not allowed to tnke it home myself! i I expostulated nnd the wine merchant snid: "But if yotirson here with you will accept sixpence lor delivering lhe bottle at your house I enn let you have the whisky ;it puce." My son had no objections. Fiee Seed Distribution By direction of the minister of ngricultvre a distribution is being made ibis season nt samples of su perior sorts of grain and potatoes lu Canadian fanners for the improvement of seed. The stock for distribution hns been secured mainly from the experimental farms,Indian Head, Sask., Brandon, Man., nml Ottawa, Out. The samples consist of oats, spring wheat, barley, pens, Indian corn (for ensilage only), nnd potatoes. The quantity of outs sent is 4 lbs., and of wheat or hurley 5 lbs., sufficient in each case to bow one-twentieth of an acre. The samples of Indian corn, peas antl potatoes weigh 3 lbs. each. A quantity uf euch ofthe following varieties has heen secured for this distribution: Oats—Banner, Abundance, Danish Island, Wide-Awake, White Giant, Thousand Dollar, Improved Ligono —all white varieties. Wheat—Red varieties: Red Kile (beardless), Marquis, Stanley und Chelsea (early beardless), Preston, Huron and Pringle's Champlain (early bearded). White varieties: White Fife (beardless), Bubs (early beardless). Barley — Six-rowed: Menstiry, i Odessa un.l Mnnsliehl. Two-rowed: Invincible, Standwell, and Canadian 'Thorpe. Field Pens—Arthur and Golden Vine. Indian Corn (for ensilage)—Early sorts: Angel of Midnight,Ciuiipton's Early and Longfellow Later varieties: Selected Learning, Early Mastodon und While Cup Yellow Dent. Potatoes—Early varieties: Rochester Kose, and Irish Cobbler. Medium to late varieties: Golden Coin, Carmen No. 1, and Money Maker. The later varieties nre, ns a rule, more productive than the earlier kinds. Only one sample enn be sent tn each applicant, bence if an individual receives a sample of oats, he can not also receive one uf wheat, hurley, peas, Indian corn [nr potatoes. Applications nn printed cards nr sheets, ur lists nl' names From one individual, or applications fur inure than one sample for one household, cannot be entertained. The samples will he sent free of charge through the mail. Applications should be addressed In the Director of Experimental Farms, Ottawa, nnd may be sent in nny time from the 1st of December to the 15th of February, nfter which the lists will he closed, so that the samples asked for may be -sent out in good time for sowing. Applicants should mention the variety they prefer, with a second sort as an alternative, Applications will be filled ill the order in which thev are received, so long as the supply of seed lasts. Farmers are advised to apply early to avoid possible disappointment. Those applying fur Indian corn or potatoes should hear in min.I that lb" corn is in.I usually distributed until April, nnd that potatoes cannot be mailed until danger frnm frost in transit is over. No postage is required on mail matter addressed to the Central Experimental Knriii, Ottawa. ' Wm. Saundebs, Director of Experimental Farms. Moving Pictures »Illustrated Songs Change (^Monday, Wednesday and Friday. AMATEUR NIGHT Thuisday", December 9th, 1909. Entries will be received at Theatre from local amateurs up to 5 p.m. Thnrsday night. If you can sing, dance, recite or play an instrument enter. prize: &5.00 To be awarded to contestant receiving greatest applause. (Entries Free The Home Journal "Canadians need not go lar afield in u search fiiru good family journal while we have such n puhlicalinn as uur own Home Journal. I know thnt the Ladies' Home Journal bus ii wide circulation in Canada. It is ■i line production, though to nie, tiiesome in its bulk, and in 'many of its features. The Home Journal covers quite ns many topics in less -pace. Il is cleaner, less prosy und very well written. The covers are un artistic delight nnd are equal to ihnse of the Saturday Evening Post, which is line praise. Jean Graham, the editor, is one of the finest women journalists in all Canada, a womnn whose writings hnve been appreciated ill the New York press time and time again, whose work is known nnd appraised in the Southern Slates, and to whom thc New Vork Sun has more than once referred in a very complimentary manner. Why, then, do we not patronize our own wares? Why hns it been said of Toronto—nnd you know how I love my own eity—that she never yet appreciated her own magazines nnd publications? This I do not believe—yet I have heard it said— nnd you may depend on it, it was hotly contradicted."—("Kit," in Mail nnd Empire.) Now is the time tn put in your stuck nf npples. Mcintosh Red $1.25 •i box. Drno me n line. II. W. Collins, Carson P. 0., B. C. We Handle Only Prime Stock In beef, mutton, lamb, veal, ham, other meats and poultry. Confidentially, it wouldn't pay us to do anything e/se, but we want you to know. You are invited to prove this statement true or false by actual observation. P. BURNS CM CO., LTD. (^- ». \ Confectionery ■ Fine C(localates in bulk or fancy I packages; (i5e, 70e ami lin- per SV I pound. Caramels, Turkish De- y light Mle per pound. SEE OUR XMAS CANDY Decorating g Material / e stock of crepe I We have a Ij .." and holly paper, tinsels, Hags, f bells ami all kinds of material for Christinas decorations. FANCY POST CARDS WOODLAND & CO. PHONt 13 DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS \ ""V m%ff **a£mmm Before closing your contract for reading matter for the coming year, rend the tempting clubbing offer we make on the third page. The Sun and the Toronto Weekly Globe for $1.00 per year. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that at the next meeting of the Board of License Commissioners for the City of Grand Forks, B.C., we intend to make application for the transfer of the retail liquor license in respect to the "Granby" hotel, held by Alexander William Fraser and Fred W. Bussed, to the said Fred W. Russell And further take notice, that at said meeting an application will be made for permission to change the name of the "Granby" hotel to that of the "Russell" hotel. Dated Grand Forks, H.C, the 21st day of September, A.U 1909. A. W. FRASER, F. W. RUSSELL. J. B. HENDERSON Builder $ Architect Plans, Estimates, Specifications, Etc., at Reasonable Rates. Price Lists of Building Material on Hand. OFFIOBANDRBSIDBNCBi Winnipeg Avenue PHONE 18 I'nrlii's liiti'ii.lini! I.i I.nil.I wl.l .In Wfll lu 0011- Fnr Sale—Seven ncres of fruit land: close in. Inquire at this office. Large Bottle Port Wine, 75c, Lion Bottling Works. Von might ns well try to reach \ Ihe orb of day by walking on a snn- jhenni as to attempt to reach The Sun I renders by advertising in nny other medium. - When you order office stationery nt The Suu job office ynu can rest ns.-ured that it will he printed with modern faces of type, nnd that Ihe workmanship will be up to the standard of metropolitan work. Our stock of all kinds of paper and stationery is the most complete in tin Boundary. There's No Other Way To reach the large and ever-increasing circle 'if our readers than through Tuk Sun's advertising columns. Show cards for widnows and inside are a fine form of silent salesmen. Make them brief, terse and pointed. Print them plainly, to be read at n glance. BlCVI'I.I.S ANII lii.i'.un Woiik — A .•niiii.lete line.of 1909 models. A few second-hand wheels cheap. Wheels to rent. Geo. Ciiappi.k, Winnipeg Avenue. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between us, the undersigned, as hotel-keepers at the City of Grand Forks, iu the Province of British Columbia, has this day heen dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing to the snid partnership are to he paid to Fred W. Russell, who will continue to carry on the business, and all claims ugainst the said partnership are to he presented to the said Fred \V. Russell, by whom the same will he seltled. Dated at Grand Forks, B.C., he 20th day of September, A.D. 1909. A. W. FRASER, F. W. RUSSELL. Witness: W. B. CoOHIUNB, ^eWonder To all inv friends and patrons I extend ihe felicitations of the season. An opening of Imported Trimmed nnd (Jntriinmed Hats will be given April 12 and 1:1. A cordial invitation to all. cMrs. Ida Barnum CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS 1909 MODELS §T Bicycles and Indian flotocycles English Bicycles—Rambler Bicycles, "ieyele Sundries. Repair Shun. Second-hand Wheels. Wheels to Rent. Geo.Chapple WINXII'Efl AVE. AND SECOND ST. EUimlNCY INDENTS promptly executed at lowest cash prices fnr all kinds of British and Continental goods, including Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Chemicals and Druggists' Sundries, China, Burthen ware antl Glassware, Cycles, Motors and Accessories, Drapery, Millinery and Piece Goods, Fancy Goods and Perfumery, Furniture and Upholstery, Hardware, Machinery and Metals, Imitation Jewellery and Precious. Stones, II Jewellery, Plate und Watches, i Photographic and. Optical Goods, Provisions and Oilmen's Stones, etc., etc. Com mission -'A to 0%. Truth Discounts allowed. Speeiul Quotations tm. Demand, Sample Cases from £\0 upwards. Consignments of Produce sold on An count. WILLIAM WILSON & SONS (Estabjjahed 1814), _25, Abciiuroh Lane, London, E.C. Cable Address: "Annuaihe, London." NOTICE I. X. L. Mineral Cluim, situate In the Grand Forks Mining Division nr Stale District. Whprn locatedi In Franklinoomp. TAKK NOTHIl'i tlmt I. .lumps .MiAnlh' free Miner'* Cortlfloate No. B2813S, for invurlf mul as agent for Prank MeParlune, Pree EStwrS Certtfloate No. B108M;John McLaren, Pree Miner's Certificate No. B10889; Peter Wolf, Pree Miner's Certificate No. H28I&8, and A *i" Whiteside. Free Miner's Certificate No. Hvy, Intend, sixty daw from the date her ft t° »im»'.v to r,|e Mining Recorder for Certificate of Imp uvemeut* ttn rlie purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant ofthe above claim. , , , Ami further take notice that aotlotl, under ■nation ■*'• must be eommeuoed before the Issuance of such Certificate of improve- Dated this 18th day of August, A.D. IIKH). JAMBS McABDLB CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS NOTICE Shirley Fractional Mlnoral Claim, situate In thu Grand Forks Mining Division of Vale District. Where Located. In Summit Camp, adjoining the Shlukshoolt Mlnenil Claim to the west. TAKK NOTIOE that I, Elsie L. Clement, Free Miners' Certificate No. B26391, Intend, sixty days innn date hereof, to apply to the Mining Kccerder fora Oeitlficateol Improvements, for Hie purpose of obtaining crown grants of the above claims. Ami further tiiki> notice that action,under section 87, must bo commenced before tne issuance of such Certtfloate of ImprovementQ. Dated at Umnd forks. B.C., Mmh 23rd day of August, A. ii. 1909, ELSIE L. CLEMENT' For Rent—Two-story residence on Third street, between Bridge and: Main streets. Apply A. Traunweiser, | Yale hotel. APPLICATION FOR WATER RIGHT NOTICE is hereby Riven that thirty ': days from the date hereof 1, Ole .lohiisnn, Rancher, of Christina Lake, intend to apply to the Water Commissioner at Fairview, \S. C, for a license for four oubio feet per second from "Sutherland" Creek, about two hundred feet Eust of Gov- I'l'iniu'iit Wilson road and about, nix : hundred and seventy feet North of i wagon road leading ta Christina 1 Intel | at Christina Lake, M. C, for domestic' and iarigation purposes to be used on| Hoi.yTiiinitv Chuiich,Henry Steel my land, being Lot Nine Hundred Rector—Sunday services; Holy i Christmas Suggestions Our Holiday Line consists of the following: PERFUMES in fancy bottles GILLE1TE RAZORS PERFUME ATOMIZERS XMAS CANDY Ebony Brushes and Mirrors ' P*?-.\ Large Assortment of Christmas Cards just in. tgfe cTWANN DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggists Phone 35 Night Service R^_?/_H_yt_f__ss^^^ Hotel Colin Opposite Great Northern Station p. n. Mcdonald, proprietor :D^R^f Recently oompleted and newly turnlihea tbronirhj out. Conveniently looatea for ruilwuy men. b'i«t- olass fu'i'ninniniliitioiis tor transients. Hounl u n <1 s hv tin- week nt pre; B^SjfcSiE HI 15 '^s-j^Ss^^^^^^^ Grand Forks, B. C. CHURCH SERVICES POINTED PARAGRAPHS JUST OPENED Home Bakery aid Restaurant and Seventy, Group One, Similkameen munion, 8:00 a.m.; tnornint; prayer Division of Yale District, in the Prov- and sormon, 11 a. tn.; evensong and 'P1' poverty ince of British Columbia. Berraon, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday sehool, 3 | fy\" Dated this 3rd day of Oetober, A. p.m. First Sunday of the month chronic kicker ll. 11)1)!). ' ' ...:,,,.,. OLE JOHNSON. I the 11 a.m. service as well as 1 n. in Week-day and special services j us they are announced from time to ■» H. ____!_, I time You are cordially invited to worship with us, and we would he | pleased to met you. Probably a king's worst enemy is an nee. Honesty is one of the best excui hi'imic talker is usually tt COPPER^ holy ' n.iuni.in wi" U' celebrated^ & mim ,|asfm"") hims..lf tj ht the 11a.m. service as well as «t N in H ,,;,," suiL One way not to settle a question is to argue about it. HANDBOOK New Edition Issued Nov. 15, 190(1.) ls*u dozen books in one, covering the history, geography, geology, chemistry, mineralogy, metallurgy, terminology, uses, statistics and finances of copper. It is a pracical book; useful Knox Piii.siivti.iiun Chuucii— Sabbffth services ut 11 a.m. and 7:110 p. in.; Sabbath school and Rililu class at 2:.'!0 p.m. All are cordially invited; seats free. liev. 51. D. McKee, pustor. Methodist Chuiich, Rev. Selilicli- ter.—Services next Sunday at 11 a. ni. and 7:80 p.m.; Sunday school to all and necessary to most men en ,,,,"; |iihl,. ,.|llss at 9:45 a.m. Tne gaged in any branch of the ooppes] Epwo|.t|, Leagueof Christian Endeavor industry. I meet every Monday evening at ?:30; Its facts will pass muster with the Juni(1|. Leagu" Tuesdays, 7:00 p.m.; trained scientists, and ite language is; 1Mi(|_.wlll,k pTOVer meeting, Wednes- easily understood by the everyday dttv " ",n< Everybody will be wel man. It gives the plain faots in plain | ","'"" i plum tacts in p English without fear or favor. It lists and describes 4636 copper Baptist Chuucii, Rev. F. \V. Au- iniiicsand companies in all parts of, ™che, pastor.-Services on Sunday the world, descriptions running from ttt " "" ra'and 7:8° P- ,n'; lilble two lines to sixteen pages, according! oliu,a alld Sunday school at 2:30 p.m to importance of the propel ty, The Copper Handbook is conceded to be the World's Standard Reference li link on Copper The mining man needs the book for the facts it gives him about mines, 'mining and the metal. The investor needs the book for the facts it gives him about mining, mining investments und copper statistics. Hundreds of swindling companies are exposed iu plain Knglish. Price is $6 iu Buckram with gilt top; 87.01) iu full library morocco. Will be sent, fully prepaid, on approval, lo any address ordered, and may he returned within a week of receipt if not found fully satisfactory. Horace J. Stevens, Editor and Publisher, 45.1 Postoffice Block, Houghton, Michigan For Sale—100 acres of good timothy land. Apply this olliee. A hard drinker naturally draws the line at soft drinks. Synopsis of Canadian Homestead Home Clinking. Cleanly and Convenient. Lunches ut All Regulations Hours. Orders Filled Promptly. GAW BUILDIKG, WINNIPEG AVENUE PHONE A 74 We have some of the highest grade paper and stationery for up-to-date commercial printing every brought to the Boundary. 'Sun Job Olliee. Three bottles of cold Nelson Men 50c. Lion Bottling Works. Tbe perfect husband always belong to the other woman. Occasionally a deaf person expresses a sound opinion. Bores talk about themselves; gossips talk about others. It's a poor dentist who is unable to make a good impression. Some men who pat you on tbe back would rather punch your head. Man wants but little here below,except the things he knows he can'tget- Soms men tell deliberate lies and others He on the spur of the moment. It sometimes seems as though success comes to a man in spite of himself. ' .Silence is golden, but a marriage between deaf mutes i.s not a golden wedding. Even the woman with a graceful carriage likes to bo seen in an automobile. A woman likes anv one who admires a new dress she made out of an old one. Almost as much sympathy ia wasted on the under dog as oh the hen perked husband. A dead millionaire's obituary no-j D LAND ACT FORM OF NOTICE. Yule l.iniilllilsti'ii't. Dlstrlot of Slmllka- iTKE NOTICK tlmt Smitl. Curtis, "f Kos.liuid, II.C.. occupation mine operator, Intends to apply .ur 'mission tn purohase Oomnioiioiinrnt n post planted on the west; Kullwny company's l.im-l l.runinnd nt tin- southeust corner of Peter Shaw's pro'elnp. tiuii nn l>ii_r Sheep Creek! tlieuce wet Hi chains: tl.riu ...tliir,,.|."ii,s, 1,,,,,'r ni'lrss, tu the north line ot J..I. CHI's pre-eaiption; thenoe east 85 chains, more or less, tu northeast oorner uf said Gill's p.'e-emptl thenoe s..utl. 15 chains: the. east 85 chains, ihore or loss, to ' l.r west., i'ii I in.' ul' n foresail! Ruilwuy l.inul Grant! thonoe uorth ail chums tu point ..f commencement, containing UU1 ll.itnl Deoerober nth, lew. CHARLES 6. WHEELER IM. lust. M. E. Plumber by Examination and Sanitary Engineer Repairs of Every Description Sum': Second Street I'a.im: 1377 1 ANT available Dominion Lands within the rt Railway Belt of Hritish Columbia maybe homesteaded by any porsouwho 1b the head (if ii family, or any roolu over eighteen yenrs of aire, totneexteiil of one*quarter section of 160 aeres; mora nr less. Entry must lit* made personally tit the loeal land offloe for the district in wltfoh the land is situate. The homesteader Is required to perform the conditions tiiiiiie.-t.'.l therewith uuder one of the following plans: (11 At least six months' residence Upon and cultivation of the land in each year for three veurs. (2) If the fother (or mother, if the father is deceased), of the homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for, the requirements as to residence may he satisfied by suoh person residing with the father or mother. VA) If the settler has his permanent residence upon farming lnnd owned b.v him in the vicinity of his homestead,the require* nientsiis to residence may bo satisfied by residenoe upon tin-snid land, Btx months' notice in writing should he given the Commissioner nf Dominion Lands at Ottawa of intent ion to ujiplv for patent. Coal-Cool mining rights ma* he leased for a pariud of twenty-one years at an annual rental of Si OOperaore. Not more than 2,R6(iacres shall he leased to one Individual or company. A royalty at thte rate of live cents per ton shall he collected on the merchant- able coal mined. W.W.CORY, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N.B.-Unauthorized publication of this Iverttsement will not be paid for. R.L. MILES SECOND-HAND STORE WINNIPEG AND RIVERSIDE AVES. -'—■'■'. — - tj.,e js worth about us nnu-li to him asi | s Cigar Store 1,'ia,non<!V- ! jrL Most actressesiare either having nn 'B\%jj$f% owney A CQMI'I.E Cigars, Pipus and Tobaccos A Fresh ilitiimmitol Confectionery" Ui'1'.'in.'.l w.'.'hly. Postoffice Building Honored iy Women When a woman speaks of ber silent secret suffering sbe trusts you. Millions have bestowed this mark of confidence on Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffulo, N. Y, Every- where there are women wkt bear witness to the wonderworking, curing-power of Dr. Fierce's Favorite Prescription —which saves thc suffering sex front pain, and successfully grapples with woman's weaknesses and stubborn ills. IT MAKES WEAK WOHEN STRONG IT HAKES SICK WOMEN WELL. No woman's nppctil was ever misdirected or her confidence misplaced when she wrole lor advice, lo the World's Dispiinsahv Mimical Association, l.r. R. V. Pierce, President, Hnl.ul:., N. Y. Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellet, Induce miltl natural bnn-cl mov»m»nt once i: t'';-. Rubber Tires for Baby Carriages Second Hand Goods BOUGHT AND SOLD attack of matrimony or are fust get-: ting over one. The race is not always to the swift, but that is no reason why a man should emulate n tortoise. Nnhne, after all, adjusts lieisel". The quarrelsome people are generally the ones who gflt married. When a fellow won't take no fur nn iinswHc the onlv thins!l -''-I ean do is to say yes—to some one else. Lots of people delude themselves with the idea that they are sensitive when they are only quarreNome. ^B Furniture Mitde to Order, It sometimes happens that cominj; Ak| Renairinj( of all Kinds. events not onlv cast their shadows be- j Upholstering Neatly Done. fore them, but behind them as well. \\ mil.In t it have lii'oii :i cinch it St. Patrick, wl hosed tlio snakes FIRST STREET, NEAR CITY HALL nut nf Ireland, Innl only i- i in the . — ——.-. —™ Garden o! IDden. PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING NEW YORK CLIPP ^m IS THE GREATEST THEATRICAL I SHOW PAPER IN THE WORLD. $4.00 Per Year. Single Copy, 10 Cts. ISSUED WEEKLY, Sample Copy Free. FRANK QUEEN PUB. CO. (Ltd), PUBLISHERS, 47 W. HUTU ST., Nkw Youi. EXPRESS, DRAYING ASI) ALL KINDS OF HAULING l''lir|Hll|[i' Mil All orders I'd teiition. , Specialty. .Ir.iiiij.t nl- SIptellMttUJ&tttt |pETER Notice to the People of Grand Forks * and Vicinity: 3 You need not depend "n any travelling photographer 1 to take your pictures, {?& JOHN H. JAMES f WATER NOTICiE: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Prints more livi- Buundary in-ws than Nnrii'Kl. liiwlir iclwn unit in n|i|ilii'iiilon ,Uiv other paper published in the will lie H.1..1 i.'.i'.iii V. ol lio '« . • ,..,' r I Aei, UHi*.''ioi.btiilii h ilwino In >lio "lindkH. |district. 11..- price ..1 Iiik BUN t- llll! (. [AN SEN II..TI.I. I V1KOB, .•I,. ,;;'";:' ffi;.1'.*:;::;'.- , rtllc|only«l.00 per year- Imlfl wtl • - Qi i A/.^-^/ ,. 'i.'.i'- i r. Kiiirll.h rove. B. of its c petitory 'I'm. Sin is neicr I d/\ h&teflM.' --' mt^^St'U'' . hi it i ; .-I Fi",- . / .. , , fi{!w™ivV,-»p te :* : :8 i iiii'iifNu on the I •!• regurdiiiK i|iu>siioiis ol i _fto;''iffli«*^i<«»' r&'WtoT!!!):%_KS|L»«!« :"";';'•'•:■.. ?»«.1?.L:N,.,i:,..,.i,;;|^_^K^S^_S text doi ■unt, it Reasonable: 'Prices Is now .settled in his new quarters next door to the Yule Hotel, and will take anv picture you want, indoors or out, at .Mill, r H I'ltlllrn Oi.) Tl, [II unnami'il I'r.'.'k. (fl ) Till-|...lilt 111* iliVrl.ii.li: .'I".HI till.' It.Ill III ; I I- I 1 ■ .1 - ,. ■ _. mill's...iiii in.... iiii. N...i!ii'.im ...n.' r ..I i.'.i papers pulih'.iieil in the interior or lM^tV'iiV"" ''' sl,"i"'"'""'" '"'•''■' 'v'"' the province. Those who subscribe (,:.! lire quantity ol w«ior lied lor (In en- and' feel dissatisfied, will have tli r- I'.i- i.i'Ii..' in,.l|: !■'...ii nil,H f.'.'l. (..I Tlio clln motor of tire prti._G.Nl unrltii (i.i ire prt'iul. on on ulilcli the ivnrcrls tn lie ■1...1 (ik'R.'rllio iniii.'i: I'l.tt l.i.i ll.a ii'imi, tin., -nni kiim i Dlvlt.li f Yule lllltrli i. le I 'I'll-' tilirpru.es l.-r H I.I. I. tire ,vnt.T is n> I,.' knowledgctl to be ... money refunded by cidli ot [Hllilil'.'llioll. the brightest u theoiliii| COLUMBIAN COLLEGE NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. Tin: Evening Sun and the Toronto I H i,,. i",h, i.,"ii"-"."i .i...,.i. " ". r..^ Weekly Globe and Canada 1'arnier, r1"'"i°r ,ll,j;,-t:" 'v.1''""' ilot-Com ' 1 in.'ii'iiil or Hiimiii'ss (..ur..-: prepare -.lu l.ivlBloiiol Villi' 1428. tiroup One, Slinllkn liiHirii't. Un ni'ii's, more ur leg., (1.) If tho u'Htol* li '.. I"' lined fur power ... inn,inn piirp.i-.-Mi in... Hi.- place ulierc iln niiti-r Iii to bc returned to.otne nntnral chall-. ,,,.,, , . nni, Hini tin' iiitiiTi.iii'.' in nil null' between and Weekly Star, ^-.01) per year m ll'llNlll Rradesi uiv, Tin; Km.mmi Sin. Tin' Winnipeg fini''.T Weekly Free Pi'ess and Prairie Farm. it anil the Montreal Family Heruld p..int of diversion 1 point of return .. Ij.l Ari-ii ofCrowii inn.I Intentitsl t.. lie oi'i'ii- l.kil liy Un- ,'i'..i.ii-iil nin-k* (k.) This nulla iya»tiojlctlon lhe twclllli ilny ItilMlllll Ci'itlli.'iitps of nil he hint .film' ,•",..•..■ (or tlio id tin. first ..'.ir ..f tin' Sohool ..f Hcloneo eourie, in nllilliii... . « iiii the Toronto University! lin. n hi..-*-in.1 proline or • i'.,ur-.' ft,r miner, who work In B C I «tr . • Hon In also alven In Art.Muate, i liv-i.'.il <ul. ture nml Kliii'iiiiim. Term upon. Sept. II, linift, For t iiliiinl.il'.. eto., ml.tr. s» CULUMBtAM ' hi.I.' OK. oroc'tohbr, iiimi ami application will bo made to I rn _.. i i , theCommlMlouer on tlio >eventeenth day of lllE OUN is read by everybdy liei BlOVOLKS AND Khi'.mii Wouk A [BI iniisc it prints all the Boundary news, i complete line of 1900 mod U. A few ber, UHI!!, ( i lilve iiii- muni."- ..ml aildreue. nf ntn ri Milan proprlctori or licensees wjto urn..ii- I i.ds are likely to be nffisitcd by the proponnl works, either above or below the ..iit let (SlsnatlirolOII Mil K8SASUNEK, (I'll. Aililles.) I.lllilisli Cove, U.C. .Special Old Port i\ per gallon. | to rent Oko. ChaipII, Winnip.g I.i,.,,, Bottlinn Work,,, Avenue. FRUIT CHRISTMAS^ Get it from our store, and we will guar- \ antee it to be the best you can get. ROBERT LAWSO PHONE 12 CHRISTMAS STAMP CAMPAIGN • THE 1909 BATTLE AGAINST THE DREAD WHITE PLAGUE. Available Beds in ' the Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives Increased Three-Fold as a Result of Last Year's Sale of Christmas Stamps. The Number Can Be Doubled This Year If Everyone Will Help. NEWS OF THE CITY A Christmas sale of work will he held ut the rectory (the residence of It. v. ll. Steele) on Tuesday afternoon and evening, December 14th, Dressed dolls, doll clothes, doll millinery und a great many useful and fancy articles suitable for Christmas gifts to choose from. (Tea served during the afternoon. A very high prevailed during the first part of the week, and it was easy sailing for the ranchers to blow into town. The brickwork on the new Eastern Townships hank building has been completed, and the roof is now being put on. For Rent—House formerly occupied by Mrs. W. L. Wells; in Columbia. Apply McCallum & McArdle. A new lot of latest designs of program and menu cards just received at Thk Sun job office. WATER NOTICE NOTICE is hereby aivon thnt an aiiplfnllon will bemtiflc underPart v of tho "Water Aot, IWD," to obtain n license io tho Blniilka- tneen Division of Vale District. do The nnme. address aud Occupation of lhe aypllcan: William Walnndoy, Cascade, B. r foi 'i l. (0 ih IBQcl ('li' STIMULATED by the success of a year ago the National Sanitarium Association have made large preparations for the sale of the OhristniHH Stamp of lsioii-io, is- i sued on behalf of the : Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives. Nearly $6,000.00 was netted from last year's sale, making it possible for the trustees to increase the available beds for needy patients from an average or' fifty-flve a year ago to one hundred and forty, the accommodation to-day. The trustees are hopeful that they may bring the accommodation up to 300 beds as the outcome of this year's sale of this little one cent messenger of hope and healing. The Christmas Stamp, aa a means of fighting the dread white plague, had its origin in Denmark in 1004, the sale from which has financed a hospital for consumptives in that country. The idea was taken up by the Red Cross Society of the United States iu 1007, and interest has grown each year, A year ago a Christmas stamp of special design was put in circulation by the Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives with the success already indicated In this article. The price of the individual stamp is only one cent, but wbat wonderful things can be accomplished by so tiny an instrument. There is no reason why everyone who writes a letter, addresses a postcard, maps a newspaper or parcel from tbis day out should not use one of these stamps The educational value of the stamp appearing on every plm e of mail mutter would be enormous. One can hardly figure up the material results, It would mean a routing ol the enemy Tuberculosis that would bring hope and joy and gladness to thousands of l homes and communities in all parts of ! Canada. The stamp of 1009 is more beautiful than that of a yeur ago. The design I is as shown in this article, but printed in red and green, and is of same size as the regular government postage stamp. This Christmas stamp will not carry any kind of mail, but any kind of mail will carry it—and carry too the happy Season's Greetings from sender to receiver. The stamps will be done up in envelopes of ten, twenty-five, fifty and one hundred for ordinary selling, and large users will be supplied in quantities. The price for ten or for one thousand is a cent each. The banks, departmental stores, drug stores, book and stationery stores and many other stores will sell them. Women's clubs, church organizations, bible classes and Sunday schools, public schools, and many other organizations and individuals will help this year as last year. There would seem to be no reason why everybody everywhere may not help in forming an army of willing Workers to sell these stamps all over the Dominion. The Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives is in Lhe fullest sense a national institution caring for patients from every province in Canada. The first issue of the stamp for this year is mho million, and these will be put into circulation immediately, but there ean hardly be any reason why the issue should not be increased many times over before Christmas. Tho direction of ihe sale of Cbrlstmas Stamps i-i in the hands of Mr. J. S. Robertson, See.-Treasurer. National H inittifimn \jwoctation, :>IT King Street, W- t. Toronto, who will give nrninnt renl | . any enquiries regard- (mr thi'? We carry the most fashionable stook of wedding stationery in the Houn dary country. And we are the only office in this section that have the correct material for printing it. The Sun job office. i.ikI Station Agent, (ii for mlnftm pur twee) croc Mlner'sOertlficateNo (L) Tho name of the lake, stream or source (li utmnmed, the description Is) Sandner Creek. (<•) The point oi nivorslon: About muo feel north fn mSnnducr'sralll,Christina Lake.and up tin' creek about soo feci in an Easterly direction. 01) The quantity of water applied for (in cit- l.lnfnnt m.r u ,il,|). (I'll' I'llllil fOOt. ctor of tbo proposed works .... |neB mi whfuh thowawristn he amo): fart of \m Wis, Group ni,., stiniutn i Utvlilnii of Vale Dial riot. Or) Tho purposes for whleh the water is io be sed: Domestic and Irrigation. (ID If for IrriRit Inn describe tho I mul intatr1 ed to ho irrigated, Hlvlnu acreage' Part 1428, droup One, Slmilkam Disrrfot. ieo nares. moro oi (i) if ihe water Is tolwti ..id purposes describe thc placo whero Uio water Mn be returned toBomo natural dm.nni, rin.i tho ditli-renco In altitude between tiie nntnt of illvorsloi I Hie point of return (j) Area of Grown land Intondod to be occupied hv tho proposed works (I_) This notice whs posted mi rln* iwe_it.i duv of n'tober, 1D0B.and application will be made in tin1 uommishloner on tho seventeenth duv of November, 1000, (l) Give.thi' names I addresses of any riparian proprb'torj or licensees who or whom' lands are likely to beaU'octed bv tht* proposed works, cither abov below tbo ont lut; Charles Siindncr. (•ifmittturo) WILLIAM WALM9LKY. 0\ O. Atldreti)Cascade, B.C. : r,m i Division of Vnl- o I for power or min* HOTEL PROVINCE BOUNDARY ORE SHIPMENTS The following table gives the ore for 1905, 1906 and for the past week: Granby Mines, Phoenix Snowshoe. Phoenix Mother Lode, Deadwood B. C. Mine, Snnmiit Emma, Summit Oro Denoro, Summit Camp Bonnie Belle, Deadwood Brooklyn-Stemwinder, Phoenix. Idaho, Phoenix Rawhide, Phoenix Sunset, Deadwood Mountain Rose, Summit Athelstan Senator, Summit Camp Morrison, Deadwood Sulphur King|Summit Winnipeg, Wellington Big Copper, West Copper Riverside Carmi, West Fork Sally, West Fork Rambler, West Fork Butcher Boy, West Fork Duncan Providence, Greenwood Elkhorn, Greenwood Strathmore, Providence Golden Eagle Preston, Skylark Prince Henry, Skylark Skylark, Skylark Cump Last Chance, Skylark Camp E. P. U. Mine, Skylark Camp.... Bay, Skylark MaviB, Skylark Don Pedro, Skylark Crescent, Skylark Helen, Greenwood Republic,Boundary Falls Golden Eagle shipments of Boundary mines 1907 1908 Post Week 013,537 1,032,519 27,901 135,001 45,956 3,780 208,321 314,021) 11,61(1 1,712 18,274 14,481 65,800 100 Bridge Sireet, GRAND FORKS, 15. G The best nnd mnst Wlllistilii.ini liri.-|'Tn"t btll.itlii_.lti .helloiiu- ihiry country. Ete* ceiitly liiilnplptptl nud newly furnished tlirouuhout. Equip* ped with nil modern electrical conveniences, Centrally locuted. First-cliiss ao- coinniiidations for the rtivelliiif* publio. Hot and Cold Baths First-GlaBs Bar, Pool anil Billiard Rooms in Connection. 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California NIMBYism getting a populist smackdown: Senate Bill 50 supporting removal of single-family zoning gets first sign off.
People didn't want to believe it but we are now shifting to a rental nation. California is now a renter's paradise and the idea that baby boomers who purchased property "back in the day" were going to stay in inflated properties while Millennials run around voting to protect said inflated properties never made sense. Interestingly enough many of these Millennial "kids" now live at home with their parents in California enjoying those inflated real estate values. Yet the political winds are shifting. A Senate Bill just saw the light of day in which single-family zoning may get removed for higher density housing. So just imagine your already crowded California street seeing double or triple the traffic (you probably already see some of this with adult "kids" living at home and adding more cars to the street). Yet this was all foreseeable as a younger generation is priced out of the housing market.
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California has been living in a NIMBYism fantasy. People have been operating in a "I got mine" so forget about you world and guess what? The sentiment is now shifting politically. The entire political shift we are seeing right now is largely due to this economic compression of the middle class. On one end of the spectrum you have a billionaire real estate mogul President that seems to cater to the temporarily embarrassed millionaire syndrome of many and on the other end you have candidates that seem to be offering free everything to a younger population that is frustrated with the status quo. It is a polarizing time so it is no surprise that old antiquated systems like single family zoning or even Prop 13 will face challenges when the majority of your population rents and has access to the internet.
The most populated county in the United States, Los Angeles with over 10 million people is now a renting majority county:
So of course the times are changing:
"(LA Times) Still — let's just pause on the fact that a bipartisan group of lawmakers voted in favor of a bill that would allow apartments pretty much anywhere in California.
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The governor reassured the people of the state that his second term journey will be better than the first term, assuring that they would enjoy more dividends of democracy.
"Let me assure you that the democratic garden you watered with your votes on November 18 will blossom with the flowers of progress. It will flourish to our joy and happiness and to the admiration of all Nigerians.
"We can rise together as one that when we stand together as one, we can bend the tide of destiny in our favour."


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She was the last one to come in to the classroom. All the other students were sitting in a circle in the middle, busy looking over their notes, correcting papers, talking in hashed whispers. They did not even noticed a small figure dressed in a green sweater and blue-light jeans of a girl with beautiful face framed in black curls streaming down her back,and green eyes sparkling with defiance. Jenny walked in and, noticing an unoccupied chair by the window, she went over and took a seat. The two tall windows couldnT be open because of two cocoons swarming with hornets outside. She didnT like this classroom, nor any other. All were exactly the same. Whitewashed brick bare walls, yawning cracks, red linoleum floors , gloomy looking blackboards, confided her in this educated ugliness. And it was hot inside.
When the green door with a small window opened, and prof. R.'s tall, thin figured clod in ever the same beige curdory jacket, blue shirt, and black dockers appeared, the students stopped talking and greeted the prof.R with a barely audible "Hello". Prof. R. strutted his stuff towards his desk.
He put down his brown-leather bag bulging out with books and papers. He sat behind the wooden desk whose surface was scarred with only too familiar insults whose deep cuts in the wood bore testimony of hatred for prof. R. strict and too demanding standards he had set up for all who ever hoped to pass his course. Communication 401.
When the class began Jenny was glad for not sitting close to this elder man whose cadaverous, hallowed-eyed face with sucked in cheeks and thin colorless mouth reminded her of a washed ashore dead fish. His hands wore transparent gloves of cold, damp sweat.
She never participated nor volunteer in any of the class discussion, knowing that others looked down on her just because she never even tired to became a part of any crowd, least of all of this college pack. She was thought to be the freak, the misfit, always by herself.
Again and again the same voices of the same few students answered the question and seemed to battle for more space to voice their bullshit knowledge.
Jenny wasnT listening. She was looking out the window where the spring paraded in her fabously colorfull dress, scenting the air with sweet, jenny imagined it to be soft pink, smell of floweres waking up in their beds with freshly turned out earth.
"Jenny", she heard her name called out by prof.R,"and what do you think about it?".
"I am sorry...but i wasnT listening", she said bluntly, staring at prof. R's cadaverous, taut face stadded with beads of sweat.
"We have been discussing the importance of skilfull communication, and as we all have agreed, it is indispensable in having a satisfactory relationship with others...by satisfactory i mean fulfilling..." A drop of sweat like a stirred leach began descending prof. R, tall, furrowed with wrinkles brow, hang on his caterpillar eyebrow and dived into his right eye with a dilated pupil floating on its watery surface.
"Communication...", repeated Jenny to herself as she glanced around the room, meeting blank, mocking faces of other students,"...it all depends on what i want others to know...i think that language can express a lot in terms of ideas...intellectual concepts...but there are feelings that have their own vocabulary of gestures that sometimes render the expressive power of language impotent."
"impotent you say." said prof.R, reaching for a napking inside his pocket of his jacket and tapping on his red eye in which the drop of sweat dissolved, stinging his vision.
She could feel thirty eyeballs boring into her.
" Thank you, Jenny." said prof.R, "does anyone would like to add anything?"
"Well, I think...", it was one of those few voices she knew and yet didnT want to put a tag of a face. She began feeling uncomfortable.
Suddenly, she felt a cramp take a bite out of her stomach, she curled up on her seat, holding herself in half, feeling the cramp loosen its grip only to climb her ribs and stub her heart with piercing pain. She felt the pain now spreading all over her body until she couldnT breath.
Tumbling over chairs, tripping over backpacks she dashed out of the classroom, leaving behind gangoozeld students and prof.R. blinking his deep set, watery eyes in total confusion.
She run down the long hallway, taking two steps at a time, she scaled down the stairs, throwing her body against white doors, almost knocking them out of their wooden frames, outside into a warm, comforting embrace of sun and gentle breeze that kissed her face.
She looked around, looking for a spot to sit down and calm herself. The pain was gone, but her body still throbbed at the memory of this "voluptuous" stranger that had come from nowhere and knocked the breath out of her.
She saw a bench on a purple rug of petals that fell from a tree after fresh green broke out of the buds. She went over to it and sat down. She streched her legs, spreading her arms wide apart, taking a deep breath that felt like a sip of cold water.
She sat there for quite awhile until she remembered that she left her bag and brushes in the classroom. Slowly she rose up and walked back in to get her stuff. Inside the building the hallways felt like a behive swarming with so many bodies and voices.
There were other students she didnT know in the class. Those were the diligents students, ambitious students, studious and smart, always nice and forever fake. She looked at them with such a defiance in her eyes that if they could only read her look they would have known how doomed they were trying in vain to bribe life with their diligence and ambitions and studies that would take them all like a peasant takes his herd to a pasture to grease, inside cubicles in which their life would shrink to a pathetic tragedy. she grabbed her bag that she found laying on top of the wooden desk stained with fingerprints of prof.R's cold, damp hands. she left the classroom thinking of how useless was all that education which she had found to be manufactured in schools which like factories produced brainless goons with "deep" thoughts.
She almost run to her painting studio situated in the back of the building. There, in front of a white, taut surface of a canvass, she found herself reciting Rilke's poem she had copied long time ago and carried in her bag: "May what i do flow from me like a river,
no forcing, no holding back, the way it is with children."
She checked her brushes to make sure that they had been thoroughly washed, opened seven tubes with paint letting colors slowly snake out onto a palatte. She picked a brush and twirled the tip in red. she touched the canvass, the first touch always intimidating but also exciting, soon she crossed the threshold of that dimension in which images came to her bringing on silver trays colors they wanted to wear. time stopped.
She wasnT done painitng when she put down the brush to see how the painting looked/felt from the viewerS distance. it showed far in the distance a range of volcanos wearing plums of smoke of different colors, luscious green carpeted a strech of red earth between volcanos and a golden river with gently sloping banks studded with precious gems and a beautiful, tall, red-hair woman wearing a transparent gown in the middle of the river, holding what looked like a leash with a dwarf at the end with an eyeball instead of a head.
She liked it, but there was still a lot of work to be done. She was about to stepped up to the painting to figure how...when suddenly, she almost fainted, the woman beckoned her to come...she turned around...no,no, it was too much...but then, there she was...smiling and with her left hand out for her to come...Jenny approached the painting, at the same time hesitantly extending her hand towards the smiling woman...Jenny took her hand and stepped inside her painting...the warm golden water was gently breaking apart against her legs...the dwarf with an eyeball for a head blinked at her... she looked towards the volcanos with their colorful plumes of smoke slowly moving...
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Sam Reynolds was dedicated to providing a place where transient and homeless men could find food, clothing and shelter, and hear the message of salvation. His vision to "rescue the perishing" was fulfilled in 1971 when Bessemer Rescue Mission opened in a rented building on Fourth Street. Rev. Gerald Price, a brick mason by trade, was appointed the first chairman of the board. With the help of his friends, Rev. Price constructed a 5,000-square-foot facility, which included a chapel, dining room, kitchen, clothes closet and dorms to house 18 men. During the next 20 years, the Mission expanded its facilities to care for more homeless men and to meet their increasingly complex needs. Then in 1992, a duplex on Sixth Avenue was purchased to provide shelter for homeless women.
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