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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD .

BY BEER OC, SMITH.
Published every \day (except Sunday) and Weekly

DAILY:
One Yuir in Advance
Bix ploute
Ore ptonth
By Carrier by the Wee!
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+ +$10.00
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TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1897.

It isa notorious fact that the people
of Nelson never mies an opportunity of
saying disparaging things about Ross-
land, while Rossland has had nothing
but kind words for Nelson and all other
outside towns. It is of but little concern
to us that the people or papers of that
sleepy old town do not like the manner
in which the Recogp calls attention to
these facts. Whatever faults the Rec-
op may have, one of them is not in be-
ing misunderstood.

—_—_——_—
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
of the Prog S

Exciting Races.

A large float carrying a number of
Rossland’s school girls sitting on a bed
of evergreens and flowers. They were
as much admired as any feature of the
parade and were greeted with cheers.
TRE AFTERNOON SFORTS.
Che sports started promptly at 1:30
and moved gaily along. Although the
weather wag none of the best and the
streets were spotted with great mud
puddles, there were no hitches in the
program. The judges for the foot races
were Jerry Spellman and Dan Thomas;
starters J. Wilaon, J. W. Hartline and
Eber C. Smith.
Falowing are the winners:
ard dash for boys under 9—First,
renee $3; second, Isaacson, $2; third,
Mitthesey, hl
Boys’ suck race—First, Noseda, $3;
second, dine, $2; third, Fullerton, $1.
eack race—Albert Falkney
first; Willie Falkney, second, Calvin

Fi third.
innigan, : Gee Lee, first, $10;

The sleepy old Nelaon Miner proposes
to invoke the law, if the Recorp does
not stay within the time beaten path
of Canadian journalism. That sheet is
welcome to all the jewels it can gather
along # highway traveled so long. The
Recorp prefers to go prospecting for it-
self in new fields and is content with
the discovery that the public approves
ita course.

Our morning contemporary might oc-
cupy the pinnacle of its imaginary tower
of grandeur with more grace, in its at-
tempting to ignore the Recorp, if it did
not so readily print what other papers
say about us. This shows a disposition
to resent our little pleasantries without
the courage to do sn.

By the conduct of the Nelson fire
company in not replving to the invita-
tion of either the Rossland fire company
orthe Fourth of July committee, it
would appear that a few lessonson man-
ners would not be out of place over
there.

MINERS WALK OUT.

A Fight Against Starvation Wages Now
Inaugurated.

Cc: O., July 5.—T re-

sig second, 15.
Half mile race—J. 8. Thompson, first,
mg; Ww. _ Watson, second, $5.

ard race for boys ‘under ee
Johnny Donahaum, first,
a Nosed, second, 42.50; V. Poneli, third,

$1.50.

yard free for all—W. J. T. Wat-
son, unt, #10; J. S. Thompson, sec-
ond, aE Gusty was ahead but fell at
the fini
Pros
Mike
ird,
Three

nectors? race—C.Creamer first, #25 ;
forris, second, $15; Robert Bond,

1 boys’ loseda-
McKellar, rat, $3; Jac! coon Murr sec-
ond, 42; Fullerton-Shillvock, third, $1.
INCIDENTS OF BACES. 2
The prospectors’ race on First avenue
was one of the unique features of the
day. Their 5U-pound packs seemed to
hinder them very little. At the finish,
however, they tumbled over each other
ina heap and Jerry Spellman, one of
the judges, was found at the bottom.

4 thinamen’s race was a thing to
wonder at. They started well up the
hill on Washington street and flew away
like the wind. Their cues streaming
behind and garments flapping wildly,
made a comical picture. jense walls of
humanity lined the avenues wherever
races were held, and occasioned a great
deal of bother tothe judges. Every-
thing passed off quietly. No drunken
men were seen, and not a single arrest
was reported up to7 o’clock this even-
ing.

HORSE RACES,
Following are the winners:

ceived by President Ratchford of the
United Mine Worke1s, today, indicate a
general strike thronghout the mining
district of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Western Pennsylvania und in sectione
of West Virginia und Kentucky.

Tt will take several days, however to
determine the number of men involved.
President Lager ro hly estimater
the number at 200,000, ribae this is re-
garded as very libera|

It will last several Need ks at the least.

FIGHT IN INDIANA,

‘Terre Haute, Ind., July 5.—President
Knignt of the United Mine Workers for
Indiana says he fsconvinced that prac-
tically all miners in the state will join
in the strike.

President Knight says the present | 99

strike is little else than a fight against
starvation.
BAD OUTLOOK HERE.

Spring Valley, Ill., July 5.—The min-
ers of Spring Valley this morning en-
tered upon a strike and the ending of it
is wrapped in uncertainty. The feeling
among the leaders is that the fight will
be shert and sharp, but that they must
win out, They are in poor shape to
stand a month’s lockout. This strike
affects in this field fully 4,500 miners.

MEN WALK OUT.

Streator, Ill., July 5.—The coal min-
ers of Streator district, with a total of
about 15.000 men, have laid down their
tools in answer to the call of the na-
t:onal association.

XO STRIKE THERE.

Bellefonte, Pa., July 6.—There will be
no strike of the miners in the Clearfield

dlistrict, The employes there held a
meeting and decided to take no notice of
the call to go out, but to work tomorrow
as usual,

oo
SEVEN FEET DOWN.

Work of the Steam Drillon the Bluff on
Columbia avenue.

Rand’s steam drill on West Columbia
bluff has bored over a dozen holes since
starting to work. Many of these are
over seven feet deep. They will be
blasted away one at a time, and great
care will have to be exercised against
accidents.

The drill proves an irresistible attrac-
tion to many people, who throng about
it all day, and it is well worth watching.
It is a great labor-saving apparatus and
will do in one hour what two men could
hardly accomplish in a day.

‘The apparatus sits upon three heavily
weighted tripode. The steal drill is held
in aclasp which works in the same way
as a piston rod on anengine. When the
steam, which is furnished by a donkey
engine, is turned on the driil is inted
towards the rock and held in place by
one man. A large screw regulates it a
the drill obtains depth and owin,
twist inside the Apparatus the si i is
driven a turn with each strike. Three
men are all that are needed torun the
machine.

The workmen are experiencing a great
deal of trouble in keeping their drill in

shape owing to the hardness of the
roz It is iron capping of the very
hardest nature, und what drills are not
broke are very soon dulled.

———
Australia has 22,642 gold mines.

’a Jimmie second,

ule race best two in three—First
heat even between Raven and Cyclone.
Final heat, Raven first prize, $15; Cy-
clone, second. $5. There were four en-
tries.

Baddle horse race—Bippo, first prize,
$35.

Pony rece Bill, firat, $25; Jack, sec-
ond, 15; Gray Jimmie, third, no prize.

In the free for all race there were four
hesta owing toadizpute. Powder won

tirst, $100; Barney second, §

The gentlemen’ 3 race called forth
many disputes. Ralph Whites’ Rowdy
gon first, $40; Watson’s Fred won sec-
ond,

Express race—First heat, tie. Win-
ners, Cval Oil Johnnie, first; Funk,
second. There were only two entries.

FIREMAN’S BACE.

Following is the result of the fire-
men’s contests:

Wet test, won by No. 1 Company in
1-5 seconds,

Hub and hub race, No. 2 Company
won in 22 seconds. $50.

6 judges were: J. M. Burke, Geo.
Frazer, icKellar; starters, Jerry Spelil-
man, J. F. Wilson, Dan Malone and Ike
Harris.

THE FLOAT PRIZES.

The committee that was to decide the

winners in the float parade had a most

the first Prize thould be divided
betwen the Boys and Miss
Maud Smith, who. drove the chariot.
The second was divided equally between
Miss Rehosd ,toral fioat and Empy
Brothers. rize for the most com-
ical float weed vided equally between
iy pene baby elephant and

SPOKANE STILL LEADS.

Wins Both Games From Kaslo—Ross-
land the Tail Ender.

Played Won Lost Per Cent.
16 1b 5 690
530

295

Spokane, Wash., July 5.—In the rain,
but with a large attendance, Spokane
again defeated Kaslo today in an al-
most errorless game by a score of I1 to
6. Murdock was in the box for Spokane
and Coffman for Kaslo. Both were hit
rather freely, but excellent support by
both teams kept down what: ord inarily
would have resulted in large scores,

The game Sunday resulted in a score
of 18 to 10.

ANOTHER LE ROI DIVIDEND.

At a meeting held in Spokane Satur-
day night the Le Roi company declared
another dividend payable July 6 of $25,-
000. The total dividends so far amount
to $450,000. The smelter location was
discussed and it is thought that some-
thing definite will be accomplished at
the regular meeting Tuesday night.

——

3AVE YOUR ORDER AND MONEY.

The Recorn’s job office has arrived
and will soon be in running order. We
have as complete a job printing outfit as
money will buy. New presses, -new
‘ype—everything new. Save your order
and save money. 5-12-tf

FACTS AND FIGURES.
Texas has 5,000,000 sheep.

Germany buys American apples.
Australia sends beef to England.

Chattanooga has two textile mills.

J.\ ature reaching the

difficult task, and finally decided that}:

THE BLAZING EAST.

Number of People Killed By Heat and
Many More Proatrated.

A torrid wave of heat has swept over
certain parts of the eas', killing a num-
ber of people. In (chicago two men were
killed by the heat—Lambert Ludberg, a
carpenter, and Henry Beblin, a team-
ster. Several other cases are critical.
William Sullivan, a Isorer, dropped
dead in his home in Lowe avenue as a
result of the extreme heat, making the
third heat fatality in one day.

Cincinnati, July 5.—While there were
50 cases of in Cincinasts that

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.

SAVE PACKING

J.J. Henager aud Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, U hampion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terms.
Gall on them atE. WwW. Shupe’s store,
avenve, R tf

AOS, have opened a General Store at CRAIGLOVN, north fork of
eeunon way, with a full line of MINERS’ SU?-
nd Fuse, Axas, Ploxs, Overalls,
as Nelson or Rosslai}, Save 7
miles of packing,
Mining expert reports faralshal oa peopacty.

tended to for non-residents.
KANE BROS5., Paopaicroas.

Asseas.neat work pronotly at

a
Canada has 195,000 cows.

GIBSON & WILCOX
Practical Plumbers)

Estimates furnished on all work.

required removal to hospitals ort Kind
homes, it is estimated that there were
60 lighter cases, the victims of pee
went home, without the

Shop and office at
Basement, Postotlice Block.
Copowrrs Averri, Roveraxn, B.C.

class requiring medical see ion 10
cases are quite serious. The names of
the dead as far ag ascertained are:

Mrs. Delia Retner, Charles Stantry,
Bertha Decker, Jacob York, Mrs. Mary
A. Closterman of Covin; gton, Ky., anil
an unidentified man, believed to be T.
Smith of Cincinnati. This makes six
fatal cases.

Cleveland, July 5.—The heat here to-
day has been most intense, the temper-
hest point of the
season. Two fatalities occurred today
and one last night, and there have been
several other prostrations.

Toledo, July 5.—July 4 was the hot-
test July day in 30 years. The ther-
mometer registering 99 and instruments

on the streets

Burton Cily te she froat.

inger Sewing Machine Agency

Full line of supplies carried.
you desire to see the agent leave

address care P. O. box 622 ant
he will call.

AND REFINING 00,

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

| Office and Works at Trail,

Be

Spokane. Stamp Works,
ELLCTROTYPERS,

and manufacturers of Corporation
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.

Office at 126 Mill street.
SPOKANE, WASH

110 to 115.

St. Louis, July 6.—Well-bred ther-
mometers registered 100 degrees in the
shade in St. Louis today. Fveryday
once made it 108, and obtained credance
for the figures. Even the government
thermometer, 10 stories up in the air,
and sworn to prove St. Louis a summer
resort, Showed 86 degrees.

—_ i
Tomsville, July 5.—There were five
deaths here and several cases of prostra-
tion owing to the heat. Those killed
were Warren Tolbert, Marie Ford and
M. Hines.

——
BORING FOR STEAM.

Hope to Find it Two Miles Below the
Earth’s Si rface.

soon be completed near Pittsburg, Pa.
It is now more than one mile deep, and
when it is finished it may reach two
miles into the earth. Itis being bored
in the interest of science. The object in
penetrating so deeply is to determine
just what the interior of the human
footstool is like. From a commercial
point of view the well was a success
long ago.

struck in paying quantities, bat the

‘The deepest well in the world wiil]_

A comparatively few fect
below the surface both gas and oil were

FOR SALE

Four Ruom House and_lot for Saie.
ink Perfect. J

| N. Biaelow.

47 Columbia Ave,

Enquire about Burton City.

Wirite-Up

AND

ww Souvenir.

Tre Reocorp will soon commence &
systematic, thorough and conservative
write-up of the Camp, which will be
revised, d published in wu

company owning the plant
to ‘dedivate it _to ‘clonce, and invited

lege, to carry on a series of tempera

investigations as the note is carried
deeper and deeper into the earth. The
result of these investigations is very in-

wideap!
tific value.
facts so far ascertained is that the well

grows steadily hotter as its depth in-
creases.

economic as well as of scien-

——
ROSSLAND LAUNDRY.

If you have washing to be done come
to the office or drop a cardin the post-
office and we will call for it.

JNogsland Laundry, three doors east of
postoffice. 5-12-t£

—_—
THE CHURCHES.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Church on Nickle Plate flat.
every Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 7:30
Sunday school, 2:30 p.m.
ing ‘Wednesday evening. W. C.

pas'

itor.
METHODIST CHURCH.

services’ 1 a.in. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday
school 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday evening at 8.
tor.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

ing on left-hand side, west of Spokane
street.
7:30 p.m win, M. A., Oxon.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Church in west end of town. Sabbath
morning services high mass at 10 a.m,
Sunday school at 2:30 p.m, Evening

p.m. Father Le May, parish priest.

BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services in the School house every
Lord’s day at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.
Sunday school at 12 o'clock.
music. All are cordially invited.

Prof. William Hallock, of Columbia ot

teresting, and it is the opinion of several
a

result of the boring will prove to be of

Most significant of all the

Betvices

Praver meet-
©. Dodds,

Church in north part of town. Sunday

er, pas-

urch on Le Roi avenue, first build-

Sunday meelces at ll a.m. and
ir

services vespers and benediction. 7:30

MIDSGMMER
SOUVENIR»

The first edition of which will consist:__of

10.000 COPIES.

‘The mmes ‘around Rogsland have at-
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which insures success and warrants the
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ANOTHER BOUNDARY DISPUTE.

Discovery of Gold on un Island Causes

Trouble.

A s»ecial,to the Globe-Democrat from
Duluth, Minn., sayg: Gold bas been
discovered on Oak Point island in Rainy
lake, which will undoubtedly lead to an
international boundary dispute between
Great Britain and- the United States.
According to maps of the geological sur-
vey the island is in Canadian territory,
but according to the wording of the
treaty of Ghent, the island isa part of
the state of Minnesota. Canada has
iesued patents to several valu-
able mining locations on the
island and vigorous protests are
-being sent to Washington by American
prospectors. The miners thropghont

pp over the matter and there ae
ility of trouble «nless some-

Rossland Classified Business Directory

Langsley & Jeffers

AMUSEMENTS.

tumbia

vol avenue.
your irlenda there

POL, Billiards and Bowling. De Yotn's Place
You'll find all

APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.

Ni
the peri

ABBAYERS,
> sayer of Rossla!

Cc W CLUETT, Eyes Fmpey Bros Pioneer as-

roles
tosell Hauer, Bey a ern ises
43, aubdivision of district lot 685, ce ‘of

8.

B. “cai rrradons’ bullding.

FIELD, Hobbs & Co., mines ani jand stocks. Mer;

bers of the Stock’: Office Gea:

Union Hotel.

FRANK A. Baird, yaining broker, P.O. box 24"
Belleview Hote!

FE. c. PETTIBONE é co.,
‘brokers. Room oulns

qoop, Clarke & ns ines, ‘sient and ren
Cathie Nor 38 Coliabia aver east.

JOHNM. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbi:
ave. west.

J. 5, FOCTON. » Mines § si

J. = “ROBINSON a Too,
Ofiice Taylor biock, 136 Col

mining | end stow

ks and Real Estate

cad “mining brokers,
jumbia aves

a yn:
| evén of her waters in Rainy lake, as
iz to the geological survey, the
States canuot get a boatin Rainy
lake without first going through
di: le, This is ® direct vigiation
nitreaty.; The t undred
nndary di aepute igo ior im-
ae compared

ATTENTION LADIES.

The Rossland nny have special
facilities for handli at

Cana- Ra

tkinson d& Cx
Surveyor. Room 1, ‘Occidental valida
PATIERSON Johnson & Co.
‘brokers, 98 Colunibis ave.
AN:

DELL & PO!
us, buy and sell mines and mining

Columbia ave:

COOK & Co, mining brokers, rooms 6

LAngter 2. REPASS, Mining Broker, Re

reul estate and
LLETT, 20 East Columbia axe

Wit sagraox a 00 CO., mines and stocks. 48

orl ars co)

A. McKenzin. |

ma Wood, Coal, Draying

Washington and First Sts.

and Job Work.

Sanitary and
Scavanger Work

Done Promptly
P, 0. BOX, 562,

NOTICE TO TRANSFER LICENSE.

Paul

rat avenue.

JAMES SUMMERS,

Dated June 11, NMED

id The Walters Co., Ld.

SECRET SOOIETIES

every Mondee "night ta “spasonts

y night th “Masonic “Mall,
Visiting brethren cordial:
John Kirku; up, NG. John Suakton, drm se. eon

of each month at Rosslan
Visiting brethre e oordiatt
brethren tit y invited to at:
LAND Lodge, K. of P., No. 21, meet
Ros every Friday evening ak Maso Wasohie Hallet

\ORINTHIAN Lodgo Ni A. F,
meets on ecreging ‘ot ce it ‘yhureday

CONTRACTORS.
Cc H. HENDERSON, contractor and builder.
+P. O, Box 555, ‘

7 cents per pair. eed them today
and get them tomorrow. AlBo special
faailiticg for double woolen blankets at

cents. 6-10-tf

THOS.
tat Usal a ate sat

and Builder’

an, ot of BR. and 8.
LAND > tinere’ oaicn

tary.
Rem ae No. 56 of the Indey ndent

-Fyler, of Salt Lake.

Florence Hotel
‘near Lincoln Terrace.

Rossland Opera House

. For Terms apply to

Miss Lillian Beddard
; MANAGER,

P.O. Box 862, Spokane st. and Cooke ave.

7
This office and the citizens of
this yicinity are constantly re-
ceiving iaquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficuit to answer by letter, so
the Rgcorp gives the following
information for the benelit of all:
Roséland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles from the
: ational boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United
States, Itis reached from the
north via the Canadian Pacific to
fo}

* ROSSLAND.

[Minis E.V. nose, formerly of © Walker Bros. &

Good Templa:
aouredey 3s o'clock at Society. Hi Hall. wy rf
Sulley, Miss Nellie E. Whiting, A. 8.

DRUGGIBSTS.
EF BASER’S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave,

DYE WORKS.

COLUMBIA, Dye Works. Clothes cleaned,
dyed and repaired under vost office.

* SXPRESSMEN.
HARLES Bates, Transfer and Express. Head-
quarters, ‘Montana barn
* HARDWARE.
J. ¥: TRAVERS,

Miuing Headquarters. . ..

K. weet M.—Red. Besatain Tent No.

8rd and
is ist 8 ednesday of ach monte

The Toward House.

JAS. A. GOUGH, Prop.

HOTELS.

ACIFIC HOTEL, Columbia sven West.
Pionn Watson, Proprietor. ma

LAUNDEIES,
osszann Laundry, three doors east of Post
Office. Graham & Son, proprietors.

LUMBER DEALERS,
8, KERRY & Co. lumber, ete., everything
A. "inthe building tine” °°"

PHYSICIANS,

on the

river, from there ty Trail by

steamer, and from Trail to Ross-

land by the Columbia & Western
railway.

From the south via Spokane,

Washington, by ine Spokane

Cc &

D® Stussi Block,
D® Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

PLUMBERS.
GiBson & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia ave
box 193.

Falls & North
Red Mountain railwagel

Rossland has thirty-tive hotels,
with bars, eating and lodging
rceoms, and a duzen restaurants;

STENOGRAPHEES,
M25. Helen L. Comme ettel Soc Pe and Type-

‘writer, Co:
‘PHE Missa Shorthand, Typewriti
TH ana aGopyiag. oom 1, Traders “ti

and all are well

‘There are four weekly news-
papers. and ae dailies. All
other b h i

UNDERTAKER.
B. 8, weirs, Undertaker. and Embalmer. No

well ‘presents, The Nepal:
tion is variously estimated from
6000 to 7500.

Board and lodging at the ho-
tele, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furnished rooms,
$3.50 to $7 per week.

Itis useless to write and ask
if any particular business would
pay here. Business men are | fall-

WATCHMAKER,
URBANK, one door west of Allan House,
Br Sotumbla ave or

‘NOTICES.

To the public: Frank 3 McCann, who for the
three pmonths has been connected

to collect any bls “for sald coms:
~O. Crafton, manager. B8ltt

ing over each other to
nearly every kind of enterprise,
and allseem to bedving well.
Everybody must be bis own
indge and take his own chances,

hile there is not work tor all
who iaquire, most_ sober, indus-
trious persons who really wish to
work have sofar been able to
obtain it.

We would not advise any man
to land here ‘‘breke” without
friends, although many who have_
done a0 are doing well,

This camp is aot being estab-
lished on the basis of a pay rol-
at present. ‘he populace is en

gaged, notonly in po eorking the
mines and conducting the busi-
ness of the town, but are buying.
or bonding and developing min-
ing property; buying aad selling
real estate; building houses for
rental purposes, prospecting and -
taking prospectors, Many are
heresimply looking on in won-
derment. We believe it will go
on and on until Rossland can
“"poast of a popuiiition. of 50,000.
After that it will probably settle
down to 8 proposition of a pay
roll but not for four or five years,

There are millions of money
here from ll sections of the
globe; but the principal investors
are from the United, States, with
Canada largely interested.

The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
re are scarcely excelled by

1D;

Burton City, B.C.
[ hos. Wilson & Uo.,

DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE:

New lot of piece:
just arrived .

Rossland, B. .

B, Langeake J. Gore T. Gregson,

T. Gregson & Co.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
Conveyancers Notaries Public, ete.
Advances made on Consignments,

Mo! Loan.
mcs ROSSLAND, B.C.

“Jas there isin the Kootenays.

Q
Recor

Job (ice

Will soon be ready to turn
out all kinds of

{COMMERCIAL
WORK oe.

In a few days we will be in
our fire proof building with
as fully equipped Job Office

New Type

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 aud Deer Park.
Will examine properties, will buy
stock for outside investors and will
protect them from wild cats.

ginary

Mines We will not attempt to
discuss tte mines in a single ‘ar-
ticle, as we have“teen writing
about them fur nearly two years
and have no: been able to keep
up with them, The ore ship-
ments speak for themselves.

The town has won an enviable
reputation for law and order, It
is supplied with waterworks aud
electric lights. ‘he main street
ig graded and ten blocks are built
up with two and three story busi-
ness houses.

For turther information come
and see fir yours If, or subscribe
for the DatLy or WEESLY

}|rO PROSPECTORS,

We are making a Specialty of
stocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily
INCORPORATING

propositions in all Districts of
B. C. Tressury stocks all
listea East. For further par
ticulars apply to

L.C. DILLMAN,

11 & 12 Sherwood Bik.
Spokane, Wash.

New Presses
Good Workmen
VUl:: atePrices

We propose to

LIVE AND LETLIVE

We will be able to print
upon short notice anything
from a

Full Sheet Hanger
—r0 a—

Visiting Gard.

‘|MINES AND MINING STOCKS.

- | pondence solicited.

Tenant Rates

Cable
loNell's O

ress “Wai * Rossland. Use
oancrelng aad” Neal and Bedford

General Brokers.

Murs, Momxe Suanus amp Murs Paropvors,
ed, Mines, first-class “Pros-
Partioular attention elven tothe orders of 1m:
dividuals and Syndicates. Expert re)
physical features and tities.
rrespondence solicited,
References exchanged.

P. O. Drawer L.

ROSSLAND, B.C. 8

ft

Salmon River Valley

MINE :

Mining

Capital,

assessable.

Mining Co, Ltd. —._-

TAE GUTTENBURG

Situated one quarter of a mile south of Porcupine Creek, Nelson

Division.

Only One mile from the Nelson & Fort Sheppard Ry.
$1,000,000.

Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid and non:
Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as

J. HL. Good, J.M. Olark.

Good, Clark & Co.

Rea Estate ap Moria
Brokers,
Conveyancérs, Commissioners, &.,

Claims bought and sold. Companier
formed. Rents collected, &c. Oorres-

COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.O

WILLIAM E. DEVEREUX,
Civil Engineer,O
Provincial Land Surveyor and
Notary Public. Office, up stairs
in Weeks & Co’s Building.
COLUMBIA AVENUE, ROSSLAND

Montreal, Rossland, B.O.

5c. each,
This is one of the most p

work ONLY. The

OFSICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.

President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.O.; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,
Rossland, B.0.; General Manager, A. Modigh, Trail, B.O.; Secretary
and Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.O.; Bankers, the Bank of

Only a Small Number of Shares

Are left out of the first block of 50,000 shares placed on the market at
When these are gone the price will be RAISED.

ies in the Sal district

SHIPPING before 90 days.

to the Presid

It is a high grade silver-lead « ore, carrying ‘from near the surface from
———= | $34.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton.
pay you to investigate this property.

It will
The management expect to begin

Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap-

Ice! Ice!
LOON LAKE ICE

Dolan & Bowers

Officea: 28 Washington St.
Telephone 48.

tA. B. FINDLEY,
D.D.S., 1.D.8.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental

college aed Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Stussi block Bosslaad. B. C

The Waterloo Hotel

B. O.

TRAIL,
Mrs; Reynolds, Proprietress

Per Day.
Rooms
Without Board.

McAULIFFE & CARSON
THE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.
Rossland, British Columbia.

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stoneand cement
work done by H. Ohristensen, brick-
layer. Office at the gun and lock-
sop, Reserve street.

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued

Every
THURSDAY
MORNING

It will contain all tbe principal
news published in the Daily.

ith or

Get a lot at Burton City
Elie Lavalley,

Christina Lake Store,

IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY
MINERS AND PROSPECTORS
WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-
VISIONS AT REASONABLE

Becorp. |

Keep your eye on Burton City

Call and get Figures on Work.

PRICES.

Joseph B. Dabney,

=Trail, -

or 8S

‘y-

Finger Points

Are the

1d-fashi

d way of di:

in British C i

the at

cxossroads. The finger of good sense points to the Canadian Gola
Fields Syndicate, limited, as the best road to take from the cross-
roads of doubt, because it points to intelligent development work,
thoroughly well done, to an ore chute 300 feet long, to two new
discoveries of very rich ore on the very top of the ground, to the
shipment of ore in 60 days and to SUNSET No. 2 as the best in-

A of their shares, now

selling at par (10 cents) will assaredly place you on the high road

To Prosperity.

Will examine and report on mines
for ale, and also on mines of which
stocai s being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all

moneys invested cu same. 29

JOHN M. BURKE, Rosslaad, B.C

J, 1. Parker
ing Engineer

Dabney and Parker,
Mines and Mining;

@Mines examined and reported on.

Special attention given to the placing of

Mining properties and the management of
es.

ROSSLAND, B. C.

‘=Cable address, “ Parker, Rossland.” Moreing
and Meal and Bedford McNeil’s Codes.

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.
- - BC
All samples received by mail carefully

assayed.

John N. Blake,

SEM GER ECONVEYANCER, ETC,
1 tage Som and, Mining

Investme Ineorpora-
end ‘tines tomurads

Is Also Prepared to Keep T

sro Ave. = LAND} 6.0.

JOHN M. BURKE! Miners’ and Prospectors’

Exchange ano
Development
Company.

Hncorporated’ March 8th, 1897.
Gon: Chas Br Warren, Vice-Preside
Geo: Owen, Treasurer. at
We A. Gaiifher, Solicitor.

‘Thos. J. Corrigan, Secretary.

OFFICES: DOMINION HALL.

Investors will ena 1 it to their interests to visit
shes exchai

‘fable Cigress,
ise Bedford McNeill’s

T. J. CORRIGAN}, —

Cor dence solicited.
Mo

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd]
OFFICE: aepoaine FRASER'S DRUG STORE.

(ining Stecks and Claims bought and seid,, ,
Gro. Gump, Secretary}

C. W. RICHIE & Cv.

Mines and Mining Stockbrokers
11 Post Street, “**““™

SPOKANE WA3dINGTON.