-ROSSLAND EVENING RECOR

RC, SMITH,

Published every day (except Sunday) and Weekly.

DAILY:
One Year in Advance.

lx Months

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One Year, in advance
Bix months, in advance
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10 Reddin.

s|ADDITIONAL HELP NEEDED.

aldermen is enough to begin with.
From the number of candidates in
the field, there can be but little
donbt that good men will be select-
ed. The undesirable candidates’
chances of being elected is generally
reduced by cutting down the num-
ber to six. Good bye, C. O’Brien
It is not necessary to
waste any more space on him.

TUESDAY MARCH 23, 1897.

STOCK EXCHANGE.

If the stoek brokers and promot- which was supplemented by private
i 1

ers who are d to Rosslaud

The P too Small

for the Business.

The kick made by the Recorp

having a stock exchange, on ac-
count of the danger of this value of
treasury stock being injured by it,
would stop to consider that all such
evil effects will come through the
operations of the Spokane ‘ex-
change, they might pause. At pre-
~ sent all the injuries in this way are
experienced while thé local brokers
have no opportunity of protecting
their stock like they would have if
there was an exchange here. There
are some valid objections to estab-
lishing an exchange here; but
there are many more reasons why
it should be done. To be sure
there are companies which have al-
lowed the promoters stock to get
into hands, which either cannot af-
ford.to hoid it or for some other
reason do not wish to. But after
all if placed on the exch it’will

Pp vo the g

at Ottawa has at last produced some
result in regard to the irregularities
of the Rossland postoffice. E.-H.
Fletcher, chief infpector of the prov-
ince, is now in Rossland inquiring
into the matter and preparing a re-
port for headquarters. Mr. Fletcher
is of the opinion that the present post-
office building is not sufficiently large
for the volume of business transacted.
He also thinks that the office is under-
manned, and will d that

Vote for

ROBT. SCOTT
The Peoples’
Candidate . .

Committee Rooms :

WASHINGTON STREET

Adv.

additional clerical assistance be pro-
vided by the department.

Mr. Fletcher on behalf of his de-
partment is most anxious to make the
Rossland postal service as efficient as
possible and will make some desirable
suggestions towards that end. ,

. With the incorporation of Rossland
it seems desirable that there should. be
a delivery of mail by letter-carriers
within the city limits, and while ‘the

do but little more injury than -float-
ing on the local market. Itis not
right to have Spokane or any other
place fix the values of our stocks,
and alecal exchange is the only
thing that will prevent it.

THE PARIS BELLE CASE.

There can be but Jittle doubt|-

that the sipreme court of the pro-
vince has purposed its decision in
the Paris Belle case, and that it
sustained the appeal of that com-
pany against the railroad company.
The full force and effect of the de-
cision cannot’ be known until it is
made public, but it is certain that
Dan Corbin has run against a snag
and that some people*have been
foolish enough to pay him money

P 4 Lis ing Mr.
Fletcher’s report it would be well for
Rossland citizens to memorialize him
to.that effect.

ae eS

F. W. BAUER BETURNS.

Says Vancouver People Are Deeply
Interested in Mining.

—
F. W. Bauer, of the firm of Bauer
& Parker, has returned from Vaycou-:
ver, where he has been the greater
part of. the winter telling the good
Vancouver people what 4 great place
Rossland is. While there he placed
considerable mining .stock and eays
the Vancouverites are in the swim of
the mining eacitement. Mr. Bauer
was‘ surprised at the growth of the
city during his absence. He will re-
main permanently.

a

for land on the Paris Belle ground
will wish they had taken the Re-
cord’s advice.

It was probably some hobo who
offered Fitzsimmons $750.000 to
throw the fight. Ifhe will cut off
two ciphers, somebody might be-
lieve him and give him credit for

” refusing it, as there would be more
in it to win.

Af Rossland has a Stock Ex-
change it will give local brokers
and promoters an opportunity to
protect their treasury stocks.
Prices here are better than in Spo-
kane and will still further be en-
hanced with a properly ducted

GOLDEN BAR MEETING.

Mining Company Confirms Election
of Officers.

The Gold Bar Mining and - Develop-
ment Company confirmed the officers
elected as follows: :

EJ Lennox, Toronto, president; A
McBride, vice-president ; Jobn T

herid: ‘Loronto, 53 8
Paterson, secretary; T Alvin Helm,
managing director; John H Inkster,
consulting engineer.
tors are: William Sneider, Waterloo,
Ont. ; George E Toms and A _P Van-
Someron.

ESCAPED & KNOCKOUT.

Sports

exchange in Rossland.

The letters patent have finally
arrived and the necessary steps to
yt the icipal i:

-|into. the rear end of a freight train,

from Carson Badly
Shaken Up. 3

ger train yesterday morning crashed

tion can p: d. The el be-
ing set for the 7th of next month,
in order to give all vcters a chance
the returning Officer, William B.
Tewnsend, will open the books as
goon as possible. Politicians are
estimating the vote to be cast any-
where between 700 and 1,000.
There is no time to lose if all are to
have an opportunity to register.
—E}

Last Thursday Mr Kellie, M.P.P.
in the legislature at Victoria, ask-
ed leave to introduce a bill entitled
“ An Act to repeal the Nelson and
Fort Sheppard Railway subsidy
Act, 1892." As Mr Iisilis is per-
fectly familiar with all the details
and condition of this act and the
interpretations Corbin has placed
upon it, it is not at all improbable
that his bill will succeed. If Mr
Kellie can secure the concelation of
the Nelson and Fort Sheppard land
grant the people of West Koetenay
will rise up and call him blessed.

—_

That the letters patent should
provide for six aldermen instead of
nine, was a great surprise to the
committee which had the incorpor-
ation of Rossland in charge, as well
as to everybody else. After all six

three men. George Siler,
number of others returning from
Carson were on board the passenger
train. All were shaken up but none
injured.

——.

SHARKEY AND MAHER.

Pugilists.

A dispatch was received in Brook-

Athletic club, aunouncing that a
match had been arranged between
Maher and Sharkey.

New York Achletic club in Brooklya.
It is said a purse of about $10,000 will
be posted.

—~——.

H. R. Knapp has returned to Ross-
land, accompanied by his wife. They
will make this their home.

Comforters and blankets, the best
value for money. New stock just ar-
rived at S. A. Hartman’s clothing
store, next door to Bank of Montreal.

Boots and Shoes—New stock just
arrived, miners’ boots and dress shoes,
at bedrock prices.

Clothing—If you want to buy your-
self a good suit callon 8. A. Hart-

The other direc- | |®

. The eastbound Union Pacific passen- ||¢

Leuis Houseman, Jim Wakely, and’ a | jf

For Mayor |
Of Rossland

—VOTE FOR=

(0, LALONDE

The Citizen's Candidate.

Committee Rooms :
117 Columbia Ave.

WHO SAID SO?
The man who said that the hardest
part of an eastern trip came after
leaving the Mississippi river, never
journeyed between Minneapolis or St.
Paul to Milwaukee or Chicago over the
lines of the Wisconsin Central, for the
accommodations over this route are.
unsurpassed, the i are close,

For Mayor

x Tires.

There Was a Time
Ayhen any Bhoe wag Good

That Time is Past!

Today the call is for the Best,
and we can answer it.

Our Shoes Fit Right,
Wear Right, Look Right. . -

And whats more the PRICE IS RIGHT.
Call and have a look at them.

Cc. O. LALONDE.

‘The Pioneer Shoe Store.

RED STAR

ivery aid ‘Transfer. Co,

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
business, We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester
railway; are propared to unload and deliver all kin‘ts of freight from cars; any
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J.W. AARTLINE. PROP.

Kambler Bicycles and G, © ‘I.

Light, strong, darable and will last for
years. The G. & T. Tires are the only
practical quick repuir tires. That's

’ why they are made detachable,
F. T. Merrill Cycle Co.
821 Riverside. SpoKANE

PALACE STABLES ™”

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES, .
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING. ~

WASHINGTON AND RESERVE’ STS. .

J.W.LANE.PROP, - Rossland, B. 0.

“STEEN & CO.

Importers and Wholesale
: lers

,
e v = e :

Wines Liquors and Cigars_—m

; Agents Anheuser Busch B ewing Assn. é

Gooderham & Worté distillers. | G. & “W. special 1884, the finest
Case. 3, . a

& » .., |whiskey on the market, age guaran-

a epectal teed by government certificate.”

1889
1891

Always.on hand.

thus doing away with vexatious de-
lays. The dining car service is the
remark of #il travelers who go this
way; & good square meal at reasonable
prices. For particulars address Geo.
3. Batty, Generel Agent, 246 Stark
street, Portland, Ore., or Jas. C. Pond,
Geferaj. Passenger Agent, Milwaukee,
Wik., or apply to your nearest ticket
agent.~ 322 lw

‘Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound: for Europe,-or desiring to

bring out friends —or_relatives from.

Corporation | Europe, do. not fai) to call on the near-

Mls, ete. | est Canadian Pacific Rai agent,-or
| communicate with

- W. STILT,
GeneralS..S. Agent, ~ Winnipeg.

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELCCTROTYPERS,

and manufacturers of
Seals, Rubber Stamps,

Office at 126 Mill street.
SPOKANE, WASH

JOHN BENNETT,
sue AUUTIONFER,
VALUER, HOTEL AND BUSIX; ss
TRANSFERER, OS! SS
ee
OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE & TRUSTEE
CUSTOMS.BROKING
AND INSURANCE,

119 Coldmbia Avenue East
ters’ hospital.) P.O. Box 63

. i —<—-. |
Solid Vestibule Trains
MODERN EQUIPMENT
THROUGH ‘'FICKETS
To
TACOMA, SEATTLE, VICTORIA
VANCOUVER, PORTLAND, '
and California points.
ST. PAUL,-S8T. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
NEW YORK. BOSTON,
and all ‘pofnts east, ‘also European S. S.
, tickets.

F. D. GIBBS; General Agent,
- SPOKANE. WASH.
oR
AyD. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gen}. Pass. Agent.
No. 255 Morrison =t,, corner of Third,
Portlind, Oregon.

ANADIAN
PACIFIC
And Soo Pacific Line

_ The quickest and cheapest route to
alt points East or West. Palatial
sleepers and tourists car on all trains.
Conhections_from Rossland in con-
nection with Canadian Pacific steamers
and Columbis & Western railway.
Leave and arrive at Rossland every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday as
follows: :
Revelstoke = ar, 3-00 p.m.
Arrowhead < a.m,

all points east or west. .

‘or further information, maps, etc.,
apply to any agent, C..P. Rear to.
A. B: MACKENZIE, Agent Rossland.

H. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass. Agent

~| Nelson, or to
GEO. McL. BROWN, District. Pass-

* enger Agent, Vancouver. »

Columbia and Western Railmnay

I~ Time Table No.4. Totake effect Peb. 3, 1897°

will
The

set
an

EB) OSSOSBOIGSST SOTO

| What Will. Make Rossland ae?

1. HER MINES. *.

The production of Rossland’s faines more-than doubled. in 1996. At the
prgeont, tate of increase the production will be more than quadrupled in 1897.
With the al ol ad Jand

O. K., I. X.
Mountain and Iron .
In-Aprit the following mines will ship: Colonna,

‘would eclipse then all, the Centre Star.

of cheap

be able to produee at t 1e end of the
following mines are n >w shipping:
» Jumbs

if 10" mi
resent year 1,200 tons of per day.
Hol, War Bagle, Josie, ong,
Mayflower, Kootenay; Nickle Plate, Red

Monte Cristo _Sun-
Commander, Deer Park, Crown Point, Iron Colt, Homestake,
the giant of them all, a mine that ig capable of making an output ‘that

“PAY ‘ROLL. ° x

Match Arranged Between the Two|

lyn yesterday from Warren Lewis,| ‘S|
president of the Greater New York | |

It will probably ||
be brodght off in May by the Greater] |

nen’

Montreal

Offers a lirnited numbe:

FI

man.

(Eisneseg aeoancesees ior

laborers are earning on an average $3.00 per day. _ Z

RAILROADS.- ~

Falls & Northern, which connects at Spokane, Wash., with four
on the Columbia river and with the C

Statistics show that in December three houses were erected daily.

NO COMPETITOR IN SIGHT.

Title absolutely perfect and guaranteed. For sale by all real estate

JOHN F. McCRAE, Agent for Syndicate.

Fourteen hundred miners under ground, Fourteen hundred artisans and

A certain pay roll of $3,000,000 per year.

Here today, the C & Red A

with _Spok:
transconti-
tal systems.
Cc & Western a oh

at Trail with boats for all points
Pacific at

In June the Canadian Pacific railway will land freight in kossland.

In course of construction are an opera house and hundreds of houses.

Pure water and good light,

“Townsite Syndicate
r of lots in the original townsite of Rossland for sale,

agents in Rossland,

‘0. | passenger |
Arrives in Rosslaud
Connections at Rosstand with-.traius to and
from Spokaue
Connections made with all boats arriving and
departing from Trail a3
Genera! offices: ¥. P. GUTELIUS.
‘Trail, B.C. General Supt.

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS
Two Fast Trains datly ‘between St.

Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and

Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making'tonnectiog in Chicago with sll
lines running east and west.

For full anformation regarding routes,
rates, maps, folders, et... address
your nearest ticket agent, or-

. JAMES C. FOND, .

Agt,, Muwaukee, Wis-

4 Gen- Pass.
§|| Or GEORGE'S. BATTY.

T
Gen Agt.,246 Stark St.Portland, Ore,

(KAS..0 & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD NO, 1.

Ar 3:30 pn
“8:15 pm
66 2:15 pm
“

“¢4;12 pm
Sandon Le1:00pm

Fer rates and information apply at
company’s offices.
ROBT. IRVING,
‘Traffic Mgr.

R. W. BRYAN,
Supt. & Ass’t Treas.

-{9i| International. Navigation and

Trading Co., Ltd.

Kootenay Lake and Eiver, 6 O-
This company’s new steamer
INTERNATIONAL
Leaves Kaslo 7:30 a.m. for Ains-
worth, Pilot Bay; Balfour and Nelson.

Returning, leaves Nelson 3:30 p.m. 07
on all week days.

JAB. WAUGH,

'q@. F, HAYWARD,
Master.

iNTBR - PROVINCIAL

——_——-

Bureau of Statistics Collectin
Valuable Information.
SCHEDULE -FOR MERCHANT.
Value of Goods Upon Which N
Duty Was- Paid.

‘The provincial burean of statistics
is preparing "Oo approximate estimate
of the volume of jnter-provincial trade
and in order‘to obtain the desired’ in-
formation is sending. out circularé to
merchants and others who import

goods from the east, accompanied by

confidential schedule in which to state
approxireately the value of goods
purchased io 1896 in Canada, and in-
ported by rail direct, upon which no
dnty is paid by the purchasing firm;

TRADE

If the secord test makes @ more|NORMAN A. MACKENZIE,
satisfactory showing than this,a new
era in the working of the Trail creek
camp has been inaugurated,
Be SEE

8] spOKANE STOCK EXCHANGE. Real Estate and
No Sales of Rossland Stocks at This Notary Public,
Meating.

S} Spokane, Wash, March 22—The
closing q! Ai

on the Commercial Block

Ww. L. GERMAINE,

MACKENZIE & CO.

Office of White Bear Mining & Milling
Company and Goldie-Rene Mining Company.

Mining Brokers.

Columbia Avenue.

today were as follows: Buite, 4}
‘o | asked ; Commander, 15} bid, 20 asked ;
Deer Park 283 asked; Evening Star, 11
bid, 11} asked; Grent Western, 143 bid
16 asked; High Ore, 6 asked;
Jeff Davis, 21 asked; Josie, 48 asked;
Lily May, 18 bid, 20 asked; Monte
Criato, 124 asked; Noble Five, 54} bid
584 asked; Novelty, 8 asked; O. K.
80 asked; Phoenix, 14 asked; Poor-
man, (Z bid 64 asked; Reservation,
63 b{d77. asked; St. Elmo, 6} bid, 8/if
asked ; Silverine, 73 asked ; Slocan Star,
$2.60 asked ; Virginia, 12 asked; West
Le Roi, 20} bid, 25 asked; Wonderfal,
9 asked; Cariboo. 48 asked; Dellio,
124 bid, 14 asked; Reco, $1.34 asked;
Ramber, 48 bid, 56 asked ; Ivanhoe 15

BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING
AND REFINING (0.

Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and
Copper Ores.
i a ,

also to atate the Kind of -goods.

In view of the inyportanee of mak-
ing up such & statement the depart-
ment of statistics bas requested. the
returnaasked for in the schedule, the
fact being obvious that: without’ ob-
taining such information individually
from merchants of the returns of their
imports from and exports to Eustern
Canada the task would be impossible.

‘The circular states: ~ :

“Business men -haye @ natural and
proper prejudice’. against dieclosing

their basinend Ane: The a eet * The sales today were as folluwa:
Kowevers28 in ON, f nee a 1,000 Reservation, 64.
quisitorial except.in so far ‘as it is %

necessary to get Certain information, NORTH FORK OF THE SALMON.
and if they clearly understand two Be os :
A Number of Gold  Prospectors

things, first, the great importance ei

what is wanted and second, that returns Worked All Winter.~
will be published in the aggregate on-
ly,acd that the individual schedules
will be respected as absolutely -confi-
dential and destroyed_after being sum-
marized and compared, there ought to
be no difficulty in securing complete
returns.” : A

‘The sehedule to be filled out is as
follows: ~ “a ¥

“State approximately, if you can.
the value of goods included in the
above, previously imported into Cana-
da, upon which.-duty had been _ paid
by eastern firms... .- —

“State approximately the total ex-
penditurs for freight ou goods import-
ed by you from all points outside of
British Columbia. — - ,

“State approximately the freight op
goods imported from Eastern Canada.

“Give your total freight bill.

“State value of tobacco and. _ cigars
p:rchased in Eastern. Canada ~ upon
which excise duty had been previous-
ly paid. $ r
* “gtate value of liquors, all kinds,
purchased in Eastetn Canada. upon
which excise duty had, been-previous-
ly paid. : a

“Value of your exports, thé product

asked; Iron Mask, 43 asked.

Untisted stocks were quoted as fcl-
lows: Dardanelles, 20 avked; Ellen,
6 bid. 7} asked; Grand Prize, 3 asked ;
Homestake, 10 asked; Idler, 12}
askea; Knight Templar, 5 asked;
Little Darling, 3 asked ; Mugwamp, 4
asked; Morning Star, 54 asked; Mil-
ler Creek, 7 asked; Phoenix Con., q
asked; Primrose, 8 bid, 16-asked;
Sunaet, 6 asked; Vulcan, 13 asked;
Palonse Bluebird, '34 - asked; Gold
Dust, 2 asked ;-Wall Street 4 asked.

W. H. Love returned last evening
trom the North Fork of the Salmon,
where he has spent the winter, work-
ing six men on the Robert J. mining
claim, owned by himself and a few
friends. -They are-located seven miles
from the railroad. Two hundred feet
of crosscut and tunnel work has been
done on the Robert J, this winter,
which shows a well-defined ledge 15
feet wide between a granite hanging
wall and a dyerite toot wall.
The ore is quartz, ‘carrying gold,
copper and silver. Mf. Love says he
is well satisfied with his property as
shown up by the present development
work. “There has been considerable
work done-on the North Fork. *.
The Berwick bas been working six
men all winter, while. Victoria and
Daisy have had 200 feet of work done
on them‘in the vicinity of the Robert
J: The Spokane Belle has ao -shaft
down 50 feet anda 20 foot. crosscut.
The Murzy has heen working four
men and has a tunnel in 30 feet and
a shaft down 35 feet. The ledges run
northeast and southwest and are well
defined. Mr. Love leaves in the morn-
of British Columbia, if any, to points|i#g for Snokane on mining business,
within Canada, ad tollows7” and will soon return to the North

“Wood and manufactures of ; Fork. .

+ Fish (preserved or fresh); — > NEW LEAD STACK.

“Fruit (canned or-otherwise) ; Aa ee

“All other products.”

Report-‘That Ueinze Is After Slocan
ames ares : = 2 Ores.

BETTER THAN THE: FIRST. —_—_—

: Agents of F.,Aug. Heinze have been
trying to close contracts with Slocan
mine owners for ¢ eating the ores
from that district with the proviso
that if a sufficient amount-oi this ore
could be securéd a lead stack would
be added to the Trail smelter. What
success has been met with is not
known.

Fifty Tons of Le Boi Low Grade Ore
Successfully Tested.

Still more successful than the first
was the second test.of the Le Roi low
grade ore in the O. K. mill, Last week
this second test: was made. Fifty tous
of ore taken from the Le -Roi waste
dump were run through the mill -and

Office and

Works at Trail, B. C

rf

>

é

PusT OFFICE BUILDING.

-. Reasonable Prices.
Office: Cor. Le Roi ave. and Washington st.

J: E. BURWELL,

DEALER IN

All Kinds and Lengths of Wood

PRICES REASONABLE.

Delivered to any part of town without
“ extra charge.

Heap. or Spoxane St.

OFFICE :

A. §. KERRY: LUMBER. GOMPAIT

ROSSLAND, B. C.

Have a Full Line of

Kiln Dried Lumber

Finished or Rough Lumber, Sash,
Doors, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings,
Lime, Cement, Fire. Bricks, etc. *
Yard, East Red Mountain Depot.
: OTTO ROSLEOF, Manager.

ROSSLAND Z

Sanitary and Water Tank Company

Orrice: CoMMERCIAL ALLEY,
Between International and Northern Hotels,
EB. O. CraFron - - Manager.

PURE GOLD.TREASURY. =.
Pure Gold treasury stock at five
cents; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cdnts
Call and see samples of ore and get
prospectus and by-laws, Walter C.
Archer, first floor Lalonde block,

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J. J. Henager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining. properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Coluni-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion oreek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terme.
Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,
Columbia avenve, Rossland. tf

Good mining propositions
either gold or. silver, for syn-
dicates who are prepared to
pay reasonable prices.

J.B, FERGUSON « CO.
Next door to Bank of B. N A.

TO PROSPECTORS.
We are making. a Specialty of
stocking good mining proper-
ties and-are ‘daily
INCORPORATING
propositions in all Districts of
B. O: Treasury stocks all
listea East. For further par
ticulars apply to

L. C0. DILLMAN,

11 & 12 Sherwood Blk.

_Spokane, Wash.

The Walters ‘Co., Ld.
General Brokers.

Mocs, Mionme SHARES AxD More Propucrs.
Dealers in Developed, Mines, first-class “Pros-

peots” and Standard Shares.

Particular attention given tothe orders of in-

dividuals and Syndicates. Expert reports on

physical. features and titles. =

Correspondence solicited.
References exchanged.

P.O. Drawer L.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

JK. CLARK & CO.

Mines: Stocks and
Real Estate

We make a i

ialty of

Dundee Gold Mining Go., Ltd

PARKER GROUP,

obtained January 28, 1897, $22
gold, 2 ounces silver.
Depth 70 Feet.

Situated between Wild Horse and Porcupine Creeks.

Assays

od

First Block of ‘Treasury’ Stock at 10 Conts

WEEKS, KENNEDY? GO. Brokers.

i/MONGEZUMA

Gold Mining Company

(LIMITED LIABILITY.)

Mine, THE RETALIATION.
Situated on Deer Park Mountain. Ross.anD, British CoLuMt:

And the GOLDEN WEST o the North Fork of Salmon.

CAPITALIZATION.

1,000,000 Shares, Par Value, $1.00 Each, tk Fully Paid and Mon Acsetss:.,
‘ - PREABUBY, 300,000 SHARES.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

orricars,
R. 0. MACDONALD, President. J. G. HOUGHTON, Vice-President.
GEO. E. TOMS, Seocretary-Treasurer.

Head Office, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Treasury Stock ‘now ‘offered at 43 cents per share.

The Retaliation adjoins the Roderick Dhu and Fairview, and is butc: .
claim distant frora the famous Lily May and Deer Park mines; both of wh 1
are producing. mines,» The lead of the Deer Park can be distinctly” traved
hb h the Roderick Dhu and st

Sufficient work has been done on the property to s cure the Compacya
Crown grant. The Retali is a tunnel propositi and oan be wor'.ed
more cheaply in consequence.

” Address all ications to the
B. ©. Office in the Shaw Block.
Remittances can be made to the Manager of the Bank of British North
America. Rosstanp, B. O.

-y,Geo. E, Toms, Rossland,

8. C. CHEZUM. JOHN JACKSON, JR.

Rossland. Mining Abstract Co.

Full information concerning titles to mining properties in
‘Trail Creek Division.

General Mining Business Transacted. Mining Blanka Carefully ana Neatly Execute 1

~ CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Orrice: Traprrs BLocg, Columbia Ave.
P, O. Box-72.

ROSSLAND, B. C.

Reporting on and Developing Mines. .
Meh Rossland B. C.

BRADLEY & MILLS,
MINES, STOCKS =
aa “ABAD ESTATE. |

CORRESPONDENCE ‘SOLICITED.

Office ofthe -
Rossland Employment Agency.
Columbia Ave. § ROSSLAND, B. C

Cable address. “Waxrans,” Rossland. Use
“Lieber's” “Moreing and Neal's” and Bedford
MoNeil’s Codes.

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd.

OF TORONTS:

a large amount of gold saved, says
the Spokesman-Review. -It is not
known just how much was saved or
exactly what the results of the test

FROM THE RECORDS

TRANSFERS.
marcH 19.

REDDY & REINER,
MINING BROKERS

Lizzie Hughes, W C Beall to @ Ww
Fife.

Maple aw! Maple Leaf, George
Baker and T 8 Huston to. George W
Fife. -

Maid of Avoca, 4,T J Ferguson to
John Kennedy. =

Great Ida and.§8 C Frection, Henry
Daniel, E A Chambers, Henry -Halli-
well, J J Holland and J W Holland to
Great Ida Gold Mining Ce.

. Slate Hill 4, Charles F Moore to
Pat Kennedy.

were, except that a report: from the
mine to the office of thé company in
this city is that the results are much
better than in the first test, which
took place early this nronth. Colonel
Turner, president of the mine, said
last evening: “We have heard nothing
except that the results were more sat-
isfactory than they were in the first
test. The full returns will be repert-
ed to us tomorrow. -They will proba-
bly be down on tomorrow night’s
train. Wedo know, -however, posi-
tsvely, that the ing is ‘kabl.
good and fur ahead of the firat.”
In the previous test 21,083 pounds
of ore from the Le Roi waste dump
were run through the mill. The bar
contained the value of $67.85 with
gold at 20.67. In his report Dr. Wil
lisE. Everette, who conducted the
test, said: “The value of the coucen
trates obtained was $40.21," saved 41
Per cent of value on the plates and 24
Per cent of the concentrates in the
vanners. * * * The total per cent
of extraction of the value contents of

MARCH 20.

fly and Mavourneen }, W:

Bryant to Darwi : C Eaton. -

CERTIFICATES OF WORK.

March 20—Walter.
March 22—Snow Bird.
CERTIFICATES OF IMPROVEMENT.
March 22—Rhoderick Dhn.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE ALLAN.

R. A. Dickson, S. D. Rogers, To-
ronte; Fred Stone, Nelson; M. Schra-
der, Seattle, Wash., G. A. Mitchell,

201 & 202 Rookery, SPOKANE

_ J. H. Good. J.M. Clark.

Good, Clark. & Co.

Rea Eerare anv Mixina
BroxkeEks,
“Cor Cc issi 7 &e.,
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and sold. Companier
formed. Rents collected, &c. Corres-
pondence solicited.

COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.C.

E. S. TOPPING,

TRAIL, B.C.

_Has Mining Properties for sale or
bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
creek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and.all parts of Columbia basin.
Also lots at Trail and Deer Park.
Will examine’ properties, will buy
stock for outside investors and will

OFFICE: FRASER'S DRUG STORE.
‘Mining Stocks and Claims bought aud seid.

Gro. GuRp, Secretary. |

C. W. RICHIE & CO.

Mines and Mining Stockbrokers
11 Post Street.
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

J. E.. MILLS,
Agent for Montreal Syndicate Lote gf the Origt-
PRICES Low. TERMS EASY.
PERFECT TITLE.
Office: Third building east of
GRAND UNION HOTEL.

A.W. BOSS & CO......
...8TOCK and MINING...

BROKERS ‘ Kigg:siebel

TORONTO, ONTARIO.

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
for sale, and also on mines of which
stock is being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all
moneys invested on same.

Results ‘Talk !!

The nt of The Canadian Gold Fields syndicate, limilec,
now have over one hundred and fifty feet of underground developmen!
to their credit in the rich Sunset No. 2. From the beginning there
has been no “ let up” in thé exploration and develop t of this fine
property. The work is to be pushed more vigorously, if possible,
until the Sunset is a regular producer of pay ore in quantity. With
pay ore in quantity come iucreased share values and dividends. Ar
an investment, therefore, the fully-paid, absolutely non-assessat} '
shares of The Canadian Gold Fields: syndicate, limited, at 10 cent:
per share, appeal most forcibly to every intelligent investor.

Order shares, prospectuses and general information from

The Walters Co., Ltd.

ROSSLAND - BRITISH COLUMBIA.
H. O'HARA & CO,
“94 Toronto St,, Toronto, Ont.

_ SAWYER, MURPHY & CO,,
108 St. Francois Xavier St.,
Montreal, Que

the ore was 65 per cent.” Tacoma.

protect them from wild cats,

JOHN M. BURKE, Rosslaad, B.C.

Or through any reliable Bank or Broker.