Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 3

MONDAY JUNE 1SS7 DAILY WORLD: VANCOUVER, B. CANADA. THt THE PACIFIC CABLE. be worked frtun the Le Kol workings at little expense, thus saving1 large sums in development. A King, who has spent the last xwo and aJhalf years traveling up ard down the cuast.

dropped Into The World ollice on Saturday, lie reports that the Channe is still pushing ahead work on the While Pine and that it is showing up splendidly. It is a gold and silver proposition that is destined to be a big dividend paying mine. The II. C. Agency is pushing work with a large gang of men on the Duuglas Pinu claim on which the agency has a bond.

It is opening up Well. There continues to be gretit activity at Shoal Pay and both hotels there are doing well. Tile Northern supply company's store at liickley Pay is doing a good trade and the manager, Frank Powell, is very popular. M. t'ostelio is getting ruady to put In macbinciy the Queen Pee, on Valdcz island.

'1 his mine will soon be a hipper. Prospecting is on all along the ca and there is great excitement uvir la, discovery of free milling ore at T.ikus:i. Some good prospects have also found on Knight's Inlet. AINSSWUiTH CAMP. Prospectors are punning out from ortn to tne higher altiluo.s, the point of altracii oi iecmii.g to ne the cllaei country, around the aead uateis of Woodbury, Collee uiid Ko creek, where rioti linds were nude fast lad.

Tsmm v.nfer Qtstfrgql Make you A ea three I sold bv MuoaBTs wm meals a day, enjoy them SSSST and sleep jr 9 Siiiiii im(tirai(stts It is About Time There was a Ilepoit From the Cable Conference. Not much has been heard lately about the projected cable from this city to Australia, but it does not follow that the idea has been lost sight of. The events of this year seem destined to specially bring it again to notice and Jubilee year would Ik a good year to start ork on it. The scheme has been brought before the notice of the public in a variety of ways. As far back as lssO Mr.

Sanford Fleming wrote a pap tr on the subject, in which lie estimated the cost of cable connection between Australia and F.nglund by way of Canada ut and proposed its construt tion under a subsidy of AllOn.ooi) per annum, half to be contributed by Ureal llritain, and half by the interested colonies in varying proportions, in the following yiar the question came up at the Imperial Con I fereltce held in London, when several suggestions wile received and the subject was gone into very luliy. A number of gentlemen representing various telegraph interests made propositions for the construction if the line, while Jlr. Sanford ioining urged the view which he has cms, stoutly maintained, namely, that if it was to be iitiilt at all, it should be done by the ilovt rnnionls of the counirns to he served by it. The londuii Conference passed a re Soltltioin to tile i tied "th.lt the connection of Canada with Australasia, by direct submarine telegraph across the Pacitie, is a project of high importance to tin Kmpii'e, and every doubt as to its practicability should, without delay, in set at rest by a thorough and exhaustive survey." It. cannot, be said that this resolution I.

to any Very active effort in the direction indicated by it. Some surveys were made by a Pritish Vessel I the Kgeria between Fiji and Australia, but the ocean bed between Honolulu and Vancouver was left unexplored. A number nf other conferences were held in Australia and New Zealand, including a postal conference at Sydney, at Which the project was favorably discussed, and the merits of the different routes debated. The next really important step taken in the matter, however, was the calling of the Inter colonial Conference, which met in Ot tawa in June, iy.H, where it was once more taken up, occupying, in fact, more of the time of the delegates than uny other one subject. On this occasion a number of resolutions affecting the cable were passed.

One endorsed the desirability of its construction as a Joint national and public work; another requested the Imperial (jovernment to undertake a survey of the proposed route, at the mutual expense of Jreat Hritain, Canada and the Australasian colonies; a third advocated the extension of the cable from Australasia to the Cape of Good Hope; and a fourth related to the securing of neutral ground for a landing on some one of the Hawaiian Islands. The task of promoting the new enterprise was entrusted to the Canadian Government. The efforts of the Dominion to further the project resulted in the calling of Pacific Cable Conference, which convened in London in June of last year. Through a variety of causes, however, the business sessions of the delegates did not begin until November, when, under the presidency of the Karl of Selborne, the discussion was again resumed. On this occasion the Canadian delegates were Hon.

A. G. Jones and Sir Donald A. Smith, ho were ac cornianied by Mr. Sanford Fleming.

As at previous conferences, the deliberations of the commissioners took place in secret, and pending the reinirt of the delegates, which has not yet been made, there can be nothing more than surmise concerning the result of the meeting. It is likely, linwever, that this report will ere long be made, and there is a reasonable possibility that it will contain suggestions which may bring the cable question within the domain of practical enterprises. S'hould such prove to be the case, we believe the Canadian people 'Will be disposed to consider it fairly, not only as a possible source of benefit to the trade of the Dominion, but in its aspect as an undertaking of Imperial importance. This is a year of great things for the British people, and Canadians will not be less open than their brothers to a full and frank discussion of any question in which the interests of the Empire are involved. SCL'HFY HEAD.

If a child's head Is scurfy, dV not comb the hair, which is apt to scratch and irritate the scalp, but brudh. gently. After washing the head thoroughly, dry it. and apply Dr. Chase's I used Dr.

Chase's Syrup of Lnyeed Ointment. If ii' nrniTS I TRAIL, Has irilns an, mlDlng steaks fur Bal; will try lo protect lnveytrs. Lots for sale In Trail and Deer Park. Will examine and report en mlneii. Twenty eiKht years' experience In mining.

Come or write. lUrit The Smuggler Mine FAIRVIEW. The ft.lVwing Is an asay (by Messrs. J. D.

fiewar A Sun, Toronto) of ore taken from the new strike: tl.tM 0 11 oz. Sliver 7 1 SLOT Th.s is from the lX fo.t level. Shares to be had from Hast Ires Str t. R. C.

I Are You Enterprising? MR. OOrXTRY PR INTER with a rod bufi1 r.ftw. would yon l.kA a prtnpr wlth a p.ant Or w.tT'i you like to uy plant chap for cash Fir particulars ai dre "Svwa," care of "World," Vanc UTr, B. C. tf ft A AiftbflhALkft kAU idAj TOPPIHGi c.

I. 10 of the cr anil day an dny day be I i.NOAV. I' MO 1VJ7 ULY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) AND TWICE A WEEK, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. utilisation office corner of Homer and Penucr streets. KATES, puld In uilv.mce, ly one ar.

not p.ui u.umife months, half ili. se rales. city. In uuvance, one year S.W JU.UO 10.00 t.M I'M Ik m.jiuii.s, in a'laiKv. ciun.r, per monl.li livtivu toy earner, 'r week i T.j all untiles outside Canada, Niwlounu and the Lulled Statu, torelun pustule tie audid fcut.wrlirt.on TWIOJ A WEEK COITION.

i.tvtrk.y, i year, in a.lvjuce. $1.50 2.UU 11, so oaiit in advance iiioullu, It it pa.d in advance l.W be rates in all editions lunlUh. on aj'p. eatluii. Tei.pi.ol.e Ill VVuIU.M 1'.

V. CO. McLAIIAN, Munag.T. l.TU. MINES AND MINING.

iiiiiiiiiK n.titt.T. in atK 'juvtr ana i vuM hi'im riihy 'itn' in a eiale dUietu lv at rvM, U.iv coii to intention, uinl 'X lorulloii ana ai" rrriiii uii uutc wiiu Mt i un rivy ill tin inven iil tmii'. tins liie i anU until t'nvks, vvtuiv uuikis are in.ik jireluiU.tlotiM to opi up their iiivi.s in it Bj sli matie aiKl tnuniUH'li ay. Wen 14 lias wen ciimiiniii. on sraup, o.vileil ny J.

v. I inch an.a I Hoffman. Ihi re are nve ilaims in Die ativl tiley cviiMilvri ,1 to tie aniuliKSt tile bust oil lcllion Clielt, aje living lievil ootaiiRd wiiivn run innn to rJOO ozs. in sliver ana aitoui iroltl to tlhe tun. The ore sliute is i inches wide illhl ttbolit 1U0 feet of it ts bfeii uncovered.

A forporiitinn, to oalkvl the Pl" in Uike ioU ami Silver Company, btiiriK funned to take over the llow pd Fraction jrroup of live claims, nil are situated between hirinKer I nil inon creeks. At j.rtiivnt ttivre 11! ini'u working on the iimperty, lat when the deal under way Is eom ted, the force will be doubled. Two have located a claim tihrve uml a Ball nines from man City, wlik'ii carried a ln toot dwu and vvhh assays very hiKli. iie locators state that there are out 200 tons of ore in sight. l.Hiring the past week about HO jiros clor.

were ciuirped in and aruiinn lie summit forks of Lenlun crevk, and liore are rvtmrtcd going In dally. Extensive preparations are Doing for starting work on the Arling on fprintrer Creek, r. atson, han'ager of the FiKher Maiden, ctateH iiat the Arlington has five feet of the leh'tvt ore In the country, sliowing ative Bilver in slabs. Machinery for te property Is now In BltKvan City. The ru sih of people fj'om all jiarts if lae 1'nited fates to for the lurixitae of re.whirg the mining uis kts of liritish Columbia, fominut a Kvery train north on the flokanp Northern railway carries Itf 100 to uo passcngeiv.

Mention has been made of the faet hat Oil. W. M. ltidpath has been iected tirvslite.nt of the I'oorman mine. It appears that at the recent annual tieeting therv was a complete change ollioers.

The World mentioned some lime oko that some or tne leaning embers of the Ije Koi Company had l.evn quietly puking up ntoci; lor me months with a view to securing lontrol of the company. The gentle hen referred to were Col. AV. M. Kid lath, Kd.

Sanders and Major Arm Itrong. Their efforts wvre rewarded esterday, os shown by trte results of le nitiTig. uver 4.ihiu snitres or Ihe company stock was repnuonted nl the (lireotor and officers were lected a follows: Trustees Charles CNuigh, Mxjor J. M. Arms'trone, liarles Liffehild, K.

D. Sanders, W. C. Wakelleld. John A.

Finch and 'ol. M. Kidpath. iflleers Presi jnt. Col.

W. M. Kidpath; vice presi lont. XV. J.

C. Wakeheld; treasurer. F. lough; secretary Charles Lift hild. This an entire chamge in of lieers.

Trie report or the retiring presi l.Mit showed thnt civer 400 tons of ore ad been Fihipped, netting alwut $5,000. Il'he c'hange tn control i said by those a position to know to mean, not op position, to the oil board, but a desire to change the plan of workings. the nope of ioonT putting the property on a solid 'haste. The fact is eported that the Le Kol workings are low quite Hue to the IViorman rround, and the indications are that ne of the lye Kol bodies runs over into the Poorman. When this was discovered, it is said.

Col. Ridpath believed the stock at the price for which it Was Belling wa a good invmstment, was statlsfied the property rouM 1M (3 BsP Beautiful eyes grow dull and dim As the swift years steal away. Beautiful, willowy forms so slim Lose fairness with every day. But she still is queeu ami bath charms to spare Who wears youth's coronal beautiful bair. Preserve Your Hair and you preserve) our youth.

"A 'womaa is as old she looks," say3 tho world. Xo woman ns old as she ia if her Lair has preserved it3 correal beauty. You can keep hair from falling out, restoring it3 normal color, cr restore the rjorrnrd color to gray cr faded hair, by tho use of Aycr's Hair Vigor. 9 I ADVERTISERS who have had contracts with THE I a I uin'k on 1. trill is progresMr.g Meadily and tin projeriy i proving Itself I be o'le of tile Pig Mine! ol tile Number One ine has recently S'hipjied of 'eoiiceiiit rat es and th mi'i" is y.ii.l to be an eXL ecd ira'Iy ricii one.

1'lie llliick I'iunond Mining and IX vt lopno nt Coinpiny b.ts recently placed hoisting and pumping machinery on oei Mialt sunk several yi.i"s by 1 Mvenport and Slrom on tltr Little Donald mine, and which after unk a depth ot 12') feel, hied to be abandoned on account of their inability to handle tile water without heavy pumping machinery, nnd in those days it Was a dillicuit matter to place such inaoliinery on the ground. A short time 'after the work was abandoned in the shaft a cave in occurred about (in f. et from the surfaiee, and no attempt as eVi made to again opei'ate it. it has been a matter of oonnnon rumor that the last few feet of the old shaft haw deVi loed a splendid body of ore, but uk the owners allowed It to lay there year after year without making uny attempt to work it, thf utory of the ore body down there under the water and debris which tilled the shaft was generally regarded a.s a myth, but for once this "Lost Cabin." story has proven true. After several weeks of steady puunplng and arduous labor of retimhering and clearing up the loose rock from the shaft, the efforts of the eoniiKtny have been rewarded by finding a body of clean high grade oiv at the bottom, measuring 112 inches in width and having every appearance of widening as depth Is attained.

T1IK MOUNTAIN KOSK. The amnmnciTncnt made early last week in The World that the lodge had been reached on tile Mountain Hose claim, at Albernl. was pleading news to the many In Vancouver who (ire shareholders. The Vein, as stated, is about three feet thick, and from nverage rumples of quartz, picked from different places on the ledge, two iissays were obtained going and respectively. The company is making arrangements to develop the property extensively, and It Is likely that a gang of men will be put to work to drift on the ledge in the near future.

XKRVOPS, SLKKPLKS Mm nd Irnw fnaffuoy tn. wrlie Hi n.ov in ts "fs once and having lout all faith In medicines. lie. din tin. I "able do my own ioik, ttcuue iiood Sarsapar.l.a nas p.

ii enrich and purify tht bio.ai and make oak strong ties is the txpeiietije of a people. wer the Hindi's riM are the ties: family and liver medicine. Heinle, reXibie, etue. NEW COAL COMPANY. It will be remembered that some time ago Dennis Jordan, organized the West Wellington Coal Company.

He got into financial ditllcu'ities and the affairs of the enterprise were looked after by K. 11. Heaps of this city. Now in conjunction with D. K.

Harris, of Victoria, Mr. IKups has organized a eonininy with $100,000 capital to take over the business of the company originally started by Mr. Jordan. This new company hits secured the option on quite a Hirge nutiftixr of properties between Wellington and Nanoose Hay for the coal right. Among others, there are John Dixon's two places; iieorge Dunbar, lfio 'acres; John Tip pett, 1(10 lucres; II.

Prunell. 160 acres; Knigiht, 16D aicres; Wm. Hamilton, 160 acres; the Wail estate, 160 ucivs, and several others, it expected thl.it two drills will be at once used to prospect for coal. One Is already in operation on HmneH's ranch, in charge of Messrs. Wells and Lang ley.

The other will be set up in the vicinity of Hie; Ijake. It Is Intimated that the British company from which Mr. Harris obtained an offer for the Dunsmuir mines at Wellington, which was refused and which refusal bad1 to the suit. of Harris vs. Dunsmuir, whidh Mr.

Harris won. Is Interested in the new oompariy. KOSSLANIVS JEWELRY THIEVES. Edward Joniwon and John Black, who were captured with Jewelry stolen from Cballoner Mitchell's store at Koeidland, entered a idea of not guilty when arraigned before Judge Wallace at San Francisco, charged with bringing stolen property into the Tinted States. C'ounnel for the prisoners offered plua of former jeopardy and prior acquittal before Judge Cook and deniajidt separate jury trials on tbte pleais.

Judge Wallace denied tinis application, holding that the sutliciency of the plea. a matter of law wfliich he must determine from an inspection of the record in Judge Cook's court. The Judgv stated that he would make such an inspection, and then continued further hearing until r.n xt FrMay. It will be remembered that lYovincial Police Hussey gave up the attempt to have these fellows extradited when It became understood tout they would be prosecuted on the above charee. Their record lis bad and it is to be hoped they will not ev ape on a telh.ni(tility.

but San Francisco courts are notoriously uncertain. GORDON VS. VICTORIA. The hearing of the motion, for judgment in the case of Oordon vs. the city of Victoria was finished on Saturday at Victoria before the Chief Justice Tj.v evidence as to what by laws the city had made with reference to the l'oint Ellice bridge.

Mr. Linlley Crvase. acting; for plaintiff, produced a by law pafied in 1S12 to raise money for the purpose of roads and bridges. To this Mr. lUssidy, acting for the city, otij, cted that it was not shown that the by law had been voted on.

and thit in any evnt the by law was only tentative and did not eiv the city power to deal with the Point Ellice bridge. The by law was, he s'aid. merely to raise money fur the purpose of roadri and bridges cenrr.Uly. The hearing only lasted a short tirw and the Chief reserved his Judgment. ALWAYS RENEW THEM.

Many of those who arc advertising at present ha advertised continuously in this paper fince its first issue. I iiiftifti.ftioiftw0wwciwift)ftaoftnftnanft.ijn Wlhy as TM TllE WoKLI) has alwajs done business to give the advertiser the best possible fj on the one principlc service to insert the advertisements Break Up a Cold in Time PYNY PECTORAL The Quick Cure for COFG1IS, LI)S, CROn WUON CIIITIS, HOAltSKNESS, etc. Mrs. Joseph Norwich, of Sorauren Toronto, writes PjnT I'rM hU DTBf WImI in enrtt my (l.il ifn of croup HUT ft fewdm. Jt riirml tuytftfor a ltirigwtnniltri(f cnuyh tfVr fvnral other nifliif had It Iim alio provtni an excpllunt touch cum f.ir niy faniliy.

1 pmfVr It to anf ulher lueOiclua fwr cougtii, uruuy or boaraetteta. H. O. Harbour, of Little Kocher, N.B., writes Ai a cur fnr cmiphi Prny Pvtrtral la the Ut H' lling lotHtli iiiff I Lvo; luj tua tviuera will hav do oUier." Large Itotlle, 95 Cts. DAVIS St LAWRENCE Ltd.

Proprietors, Montreal IMP 44 Our Business having outgrown the ability of one man to cut, we have secured the services of Mr. Thos. Leathern, of Seattle, who is a practical cutter of large experience in some of the finest trades on the continent. We are better than ever prepared to meet the requirements of those who favor us with their orders. Come in, gentlemen, and see what Tom can do.

s. Mcpherson co MERCHANT TAILORS 133 Cordova Street, opposite Drysdalc's. I1IIAI Savings, Loan and Building Association of Toronto. VANCOUVER IXX. AL BOARD.

Wm. Hraitl, Presllenl; R. D. Kealherstone Vice President; F. Bumeu.

Sein.i Vlce Presl deal: J. Mhler, J. Bi.well, VV. (J Jewett. L.

R. E. 1. Ke. ly, J.

It Seymour, J. C. Mi LaK iu. VV. eisli.

11 Lerkle, R. Welis D. C. Mi Uregnr Secretary Treaurer; ri O. Valuator ('owftn, Shaw Ik rs.

For particulars aptiiy jiers or by lettei u. c. Bank of B. N. A.

B'Jildln. o. Box IlK lt Notice to Joint Stock Companies. The numlred Id. of tbe Comiianlew Act.

1K7, r.ative to the l.siie a free miner's certificate Is ua inrormatkm cf st ick Compan.es. JAMES BAKEK. Minister of Mines, provincial Secretary's Cftii.e, Mlh May, 1807. Mil. anyhin to the con trary in aectioo 4 of the A lc." wction 4 ot th 1'Kce Mining Act, Jtol." elsewhTe in the ai.l Arts otlier of the mlniriiT laws of the l'rovlnce.

fr miner's fn.fioate phall iouM a htcrrii ompany for a Ir.ng itt rl Ml thnn one yeir, eich ertiftrtiie ehail iHte from the 30tb 't June In eaf.1 ar an i every free miner's certificate held tv a mt Pt'K Com pany at the pain; of th; Ait fhail te 1 1 ex.sirir unIl anl nna on tbe of June, 1:7. I apjiniif to rn any soirh certificate on or the ftiWi 3 of June, the Joint ttK Company htU entitled to a rvhate of a proportionate moMU of the paij cf rt.tl.ate rr.) lsued aconlinff to the further tlm for whi' i it. wotild tut fttr c.Kn hav heti in letter and in soirit positions, clear impressions and always declared to be entirely EDUCATION OFFICE VICTORIA, StB May, 17. Notice Is hereby glren that the anauai amtnatlon ct candidates eerufloates off qualification to teach In th public of the Province will be held as follows, conv mencmaT on Frloay, July Ini, 17, at av. VictoriaIn th Park School nuildlii.

Vancouver In Hljth School HalM.nr. Kamloops In public Bcbool BaiMlni. Each applicant must forward a notice, thirty days before U.e examination, statins; the c'a i nd (rrade of certificate for which he wlil he a candnlate, the optional subjects selected, and at which of the above named places he will attend. Kvery no'ice of Intention to be in must be accompanied with satisfactory testimonial of moral character. are nut.fled that all of the ar oe requirements must be fulnJed efjrs 3r appilcatioTis cin be filed.

All candidates for Flrat flaas. A. Certificates, laclu llnff araiiuates. must stten.i fn Victoria to taae the subjects prescribed July U'ih and 13th Instants, aril to un leraw required oral examinations. 8.

D. POPE. im Buperln of Bdocajea. according to contract attractive display. good Are City of Vancouver.

Voters List for A. D. 1897 Public nollce Is heretiy given that the Voters' Lis: the City of Vancouver fur A. I. U07 his been completed and snail remain In my ifflce urtU the lat of 8ptemter.

Ifc'j7, for examination tiy all concerned. Any perft.n who c.hU claim to be svdded to snld Voters' or any who shall desire to have name eraned therfr.m, shall prefer hli or her reque.t In writing signed With his or name, ilatlnjc the ward to which he or sde and shall deliver or cause the same t' to me within ins time nereln f. re spec. TltOS. F.

McQUIOAV. rk. Vjfirruver, May 17, 7. Jti M. tne Hi Gleet.

hrc tt n. it tts ly A iy IB 1 te 5 f' t.i t(Vl t. s. a. AtA.