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ano Cvyening Reco
, } $
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1898,

me Se eT 16. DR FGHTS. CORB

Quotations,
Yio President Shaughnessy Wires

ONTR ORIKTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA
These tlirce properties are owned
by Enatern Canada capitalists and are
represented here by George Prunder
ng general omuannger and Hnrokt
Kingamill, eer and tres. They are
All situated ou Mente Cristo mount
Louta mile north of town,

‘ The Mante Criato hag over 1800 feet
of tunnel, shaft, risa and croaecul
work. It is provided wilh two com
pressors, one Vand one 4-drills,
Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work and
is furnished powor by tho Monte Cris-
to. Forty men are employed on the
two properties,

Virginia: O

ed on the Virginia by former owners
Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasert
ed on devuble compartment
vertical shaft, which will he provided

ROSSLAND’S

SOLID BUSINESS MEN.

ROSS THOMPSON

hlorks of stock In the fallowing companies for snk —

NVORMATION.
ABOUT THE HINES.

A Belef Write-up Which Will be Ex-
tonded to All the Properties
: in the Camp.

LE ROL, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR

NTER NATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

Week Beginning Monday, Mch 21 1898

Be

Thave

Enterprising Business and Professional
Men Who Advertise in The
Record.

fur tonsolidated. Wost Le Rol and Josie, Monita,- Homestakg
a  toplier. R. E, Lee, Eveniug Star, Monte Cristo,
—_ and Silverine.

VOL. I, No. #17.

PRICE 5 CENTS

MINING BROKERS.

Dabney & Parker. The Walters Co.
Frank A. Baiad. John M. Burke.
Jennie L. Stone.
McGreggor Atkinson & Co.

MINES AND BEAL ESTATE
Jobn R. Cook. .

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

[Xo the Sick

——

ROSSLAND THE GOLDEN. News from Victoria.

Tho fine line that isto be drawn be-
tween dominion and provincial jurisdic-
tion over public lands when those lands
chance to besought after for the encour-
agement of railway construction, far-

Wal! Paper
Department.

The Town's Prosperity—Remarkably Cheap

We are noted for the gond qnality, va-
‘ Smelting Rates,

Lots In the Original Townsite: yand low price of all articl
aa a 5 hn rive of ‘all articles re-| arington (attven,.
THE RENNIN JACKEON CO. AGENTS, ROSELAND, B.C, ced AU, DAN eo matreary, | uauen Cree at

such asi ere +

A visitor to Toronto‘at present is Mr.

so Eber O. Smith, editor and proprietor of

Bost lof

Owners and Other

_“ First Appearance
~ COMEDY SKETCH
_ ARTISTS

John T, Hanson

ve AN:

Hunter Bros. Houghton &Bannett
HABDWABE AND MINE BUPPLIEB.
‘Travers Hardware Co.
DEY GOODS FIRMS.
The Orescent. .
* LIVERY STABLES.
Red Star Livery & Transfer Co,
Palace Stables.
DEUGGISTB.
Geo. A. Fraser. .
STATIONERY AND WALL PAPEK.
H. 8, Wallace.
MEAT MARKETS.

Burns & Co.
OTELB.

Sources.

Thia write-up will be confined cor-
rected and carried until the: principal
nines and: prospects hive been deg-

with cages, the lirsbin the comp.
All three of these clams are val:
unable and promiae fair to make divi-
dend payitig mines.
ANNIE BE.

thy the Britieh

Russell & Haley, (Successors to P.
& Co.)

cribed. .As'we are unable‘to ‘visit -all
properties herein mentioned “wo will
not be ible for all i 8,
(mt in the main they oan be relied up-
on as being correct. cs
DEER PARK. | :
The Deer Park is located on, the
summit of Deer Park mountain, in
the south belt, n mile anda half,
south west of town, and hus: probably
the largest minera} deposit in the

\,, George A.
It as Jocnted on

er, and ties,
y Park moun:

the cust. slupe ar, De
tain, sooth Bult. od} nine the Go'd
Hunter aod Grand It is crown
grantad and basa sae down on the
vein 90 feet.” Ore usaays fom $6 toy
$10, 6 cis regarded as & good pros:
pect.

THE UNION. .
Tho Union is located three miles

oo JOMN R.

COOK; *

Office and Business Room
.7o° RENT

Corner of Columbia Avenue and Washington Street. “Best to

a

in the city, .. —

Good Mining Property.

Shares-of Stock-in

INVALID CUPR, INFANT'S FOuDS
1

NOW COMPLETE POWDERS, PUFF BOXES,

LINE,

IN EVERY
ee ee eH eR ek ATOMIZERS, ++ ++

Fountain and household syringes, rub-
her hot water bottles, rubber fe’ bags,

= AT

H. S. Wallace’s

Stationery, Wall Paper, Rook,
Fancy Gooila and Notion Store

antigeptics, ete,

GOODEVE BROS.

DRUGGISTS AND

It pays to deal with Goodeve Bros.

DING HOITLES, THETIL NG RINGB, is

re
DELICATE PELYUMES, TON ET WATER,
snes ee ee ae” Ww

Several blocks of War Eagle changed

J. B. McArthur a Plea for
the. PR,

rbed pans, sponges, fever thermometers,

STATIONERS #

handa yesterday and we expectt his
atock to jump to $1.60. We have had
several enquiries for Monita and Deer
Park eold freely at from 12 to 126 cents.
Enquiries for Virginia at 19 cents were
numerous and Monte Cristo was in de-
mand at 1834 cents, The tone of the
‘market is active and several large sales
were consummated thia morning.

for Monday Night to Discuss
the Matter.

SAYS IT WILL BUILD IMMEDIATELY

Boara of Trade Calls a Publie Meeting

the Rossland Daily. Record. Mr. Smith
ranks as the oldest inhabitant, having
settled there no less than three years

there were but six houses in the place
and about a hundred prople. He has
been east for some weeks and has just
come to Toronto from Ottawa, where he
has been staying fora while, As soon
ashia business interests permit he will
go back to Roseland.

Mr. Smith is quite well d

ago and having started a paper when ed

nished food for another interesting de-
bate during last week, Mr. Higgins, Es-
quimalt, haying brought up on a strain-
ion of i the di
betore the railway committee at. Ottawa
on the application of Mr. Corbin for ag-
sistance to build a railway through ‘tho
Boundary country. Mr. Higgins objec-
ted to anyone heing allowed to build a
line through British Columbia without
first asking the permission of the local

with Rossland as a place in which to
live and do business, and he reports the
rest of theinhabitants as being of the
same mind. It speake volumes for the
opinion which the people entertain of

house, that the g

at Ottawa had no right to invade British
Columbia territory. * ,
Opinions differed very widely on the
isaue thug casually raised, the provih-

north of Rosson and is owned by H. Good Substantial Companies. _ Town Lots
Po Jones, Hagh McGlynn, Mike Mor] oppyom with (0

is, E. Cronyn, J. A. McDonald. A vos oe
Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,-<++

Ls .
shaft has been sunk on the vein 85
TJOSIN JACKSON, Ir, Ag

‘We have the following bargains aub-
ie. +

camp. It is developed by a shaft 145 ject to sal

Jeet deep, and 95 feet cross-cut, Ite

eecliinery consists ofa 40-horee, boil-

er and w 20-hofse lioiat. Supplies. are

laid in-for an allwinters work. The

great body of ore ia low grade, -but: is

reported improving 98 depth is gained.
SUNSET NO. 2.

The Sunset No. 2, is owned by the
Canadian Goldfields Syndicate, limit-
ed, and situated in tne south belt; on
the enst slope wf Deer Park mountain,
one half mile from, the business: can-
ter of Rogsiand, and juat .above sthe
} & W. tack. It is being vigorously
wn with a foree of 26 men and
two machine drills. . In the tunnel. .54
feet a day ls being driven, and . inthe
shaft, 4$ feet. On the 20th of Nov.
there was 380 feet of work, done, he-

There will bea public meeting called
by the board of trade on next Monday
night to discues the matters contained
in the following self-explanatory tele-
grain:

Hotel Allan. The Leland
. Dominion ‘Hotel.

PLUMBERS.

cial secretary for example holding that
while the local government would zeal-
ously Protect provincial righta the dom-
inion government had nevertheless the
ity to say theta certain railway
wea for the general interest of Canade,
in which event lands might be appropri-
ated for it under the railway act. :

The attorney general, the president of
the council, both eminent lawyers, and
the leader of the opposition on the other
hand maintained that the public lands
were solely in control of thé province,
and could not be dealt in or with by the
domi A decisive ral-
ing on the point would be welcome to the
Province, and by it future com plications
might be avoided. Such a ruling it is
hoped will be obtained before the close
of the present session.

: *

their town that not more over half a do-
zen men who have been identified with
the place have left it for the Klondike.
A veryi made
recently was that the War Eagle had
entered into a contract with the Trail
smelter to give it 100 tons = dey fora
year at a freight and treatment rate of
$7.60 a ton, which was the lowest rate
which could be got before this. The Le
Roi smelter people made efforts to get
this buslness, but the War Eagle seem-
ed to prefer to do their amelting in Oa-
nada. Negotiations are also said to be
on foot for the Centre Star to give ita
output to the Trail smelter. The whole
affair means a great increase of activity
in this region. = t
This freight and
rate, Mr. Smith seemed to think, has
robbed the Crows Nest railway of some
of its importance. Rosslandera did not
expect any better rate than $7.50 after

~ Saturday Night Social Dances
AGST. CHARLES AALL

. Fine Music, Excellent Floor
_Evervbody Welcome.
. Saturday Night March, 26th 1898: .

* atl Dre

0. M, Weller.
LAUNDBIES.

“| Rossland Laundry.
‘gTENOGRAPHERS.
Mrs. Helen L. Keys. :
UNDERTAKERS.
W.R. Beatty.
BARRISTERS AT LAW.
Smith Curtiss. A. MacNish.
PHYSICIANS. .
Dr. J. T. McKenzie. Dr. Edward Bowes.
DENTISTS.
Dr. Findley. Dr. D. E. Kerr.
FINANCIAL FIEME.
D.M. Linnard. T. Gregson & Co.
THEATREB.
Rossland Opera House.
GROCERS.
O. M. Fox & Co. Alex. Lynch.
‘MISCELLANIOUS.
A. H. Christenson, brick and stone

feet with a tunnel and open cnt of 35
feet. Surveyed aud crown granted.
BLUE BUCKET AND PRIMROSE.
Owned by Harry P. Jones. Located
five miles north of Rossland, and a
nar neighbor of the Highland, The
Primrose shows an_.jron .capping 15
feet wide and the Blue Bucket showe
#7 foot quartz ledge on the surface.
ELECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE.
These properties belong to the Ger-
mania Gold Ming company and are
located on Green mountain just north
of Red mountain, threa and a half
miles from Roseland. There is a 90
ledes stifpping the vein, and other] soot shaft and 0 foot cross-cut on the
prospect work, This property chas al wlecta.. The ledge is lnrge und well
7-drill compressor, heist, pumps and defined, and nesays have been 1
evexything necessary f+ 116 eCOn0M| ag High as $300 0 ton.
ival, Mevelopment Jaks mine,,. : } THE BLACK PRINCE.
The Le Roi mine has become fame}, Owned-by the Black Prince mining
vua as the greateat gold producer | company, J. A. Kirk, nie we or
in Canada, It has besides putting. io Mer nereony vice | Erk Be oA. neers
i ive {machinery, | Sec. and - tra. 1 ¢ :
2a ee ee eee ect of work, bull side of the Columbia river, three milex Zz

paid for ovar 4,600 feet of work, built se ene’ Work condita of «40 Os eilgk es ae
Travers: Hardware Co.

Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate. ‘ 2,000)
eee Ny OG uildinged purghased and foot shaft, 60 foot tunnel and about
down on tlie vein 100 feet aud a con-

i BAILROAD COMPANIES, nourly completed a sthelter, and paid ; nA
Canadian Pacific. N.| $795 uuu inetividerds., Tt is sittmated | 100feet of open-cuts. Assays $13:
THe ELBA.
tract let: for another 100fee wi+b nine Having moved into our Fire Proof Building
men working. : Gee:

The Record. Three Storey. Building

The Northwestern. ‘Wisconsin “entral. twin, within the corporau 3 of the
E mountain, in the eouth belt, just
Is for rent ii ‘whole,- or’ in. pert.
ea er .

ternational Nav, & Trade Co. city. Capitalization 0: the conipany
a a . is “$2,500,000, divided. into 500, south of the Crown Point and ix
C.H, Henderson... shares, par value $5 per share. The) ooned bythe Blba-Trail Creek ‘Con
: solidated’ mining company, Robert
Two Rooms 4x 42.. Ground
eo :" £ te
Eight Rooms.‘on Second Floor.
: i Be i ce
Rooms: on Third Floor.

Montreal, Quebec, March 25.
To J. B. McArthur, Esq.,5president of
the Rossland board of trade:—Under-
stand that an effort is being made to
create public sentiment in Rossland
favorable to Corbin’s Proposed Kettle
River Valley road.
In view of the fact that the Canadian
Pacific company has promised to build
the line from Robson to the Boundary
creek district this year, Rossland
in u with every other point
in British Columbia 1s interested
in ing legislati 1 to
divert traffic from the Canadian ‘line
and Canavian points to territory south
of the Boundary line. :
Are we not justified in assoming that

SAOOROR GEG
iS94 our policy with reference to the retain-
ing of the smelter businesa for Canada
ill

+ ae is 1 in the case of Rossland and
re 2 R OS “Just tell them that you the Trail smelter is sufficient evidence of

saw me through those ~~ - thé earnestness of our effort to estab-
-IMPORTERS

lish smelting centers in British Colum-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

vor DP eo.
Over Post OMec 2 60,000 Peoria

QUEEN  —

We have Buyers for Good Stocks,

ROLT & GROGAN

STOCK BROKERS,

P.O. Box 423,
TELEPHONE 45.

Columbia Avenue.
Codes: Beprown, Menziny & CLovan.

Smith Curtis

BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC
- ETC.

Ta ot
. OF the private legislation of the. week,
SOS " item excited greater interest than
. Graham’s high bill. Indeed i
the road was completed, and as it will |< Eble ites Bee
s x was in
cut off a comparatively ‘small corner | thig bill tt wontmroneed to aki 2
they hardly expect to see it influence] «rate of the road’ for the ‘mountein and

emelter rates much unless the govern- i
the coast sections of the province, every=
uae enforceaalow rate on coal and | one east of the Cascadea turning to the
. , : right and all west of the Cascade
Mr. les to the
ode pa are a age left, It is easy to see how confusion
ee eee ot the Aight between | able remult of the ies “a such “a
» P. R. an ts Corbin. The same wa
|| en sro Sighting Mr. Corbin whe-Reat|refdued, or nee neha ae
a beer Heise Tas 78st, Pe said, arid be) Further complication of the rule of the
avg ‘nd kee pra e. weatern rail-| road is the reverse of what is wanted in
eee Ralider will beve his work cut out | British Columbia, although it is aques-
a 2h Wins .., -:¢{ tion whether the adoption of the Ameri-
Rosslandera are's good deal interested | can “keep to the right” would not be of
in the projected Victoria; Vancouver &|penefit to the entire province. In the
Eastern line, which is trun from the} coast cities quite as much as in the
Cc to the coast. "Premier Turner | mi: ing distri is
assured Mr. Smith lately that this road resulting from adherence to the E:
would be subsidized to the amount of |rale, while in the neighboring states and
$4000 a mile, and. that construction will lin all the other provinces of Canadathe. *
begin in six weeks in two or three differ- | contrary rule prevails. - R
ent places. Mr, Turner during this in-| Whether there is enough inherent ad-
terview told’ Mr. Smith that he had) vantage in the left driving to justify
been informed that Mr. Corbin had| British Columbia in retaining it to the
granted s rate of 75° centa’ per ton to} confusion of allthe rest of America is
American smeltera, when he had refused | s«ymething that ia worth a little carefal
to grant anything lower than $2.60 for thought.
the same or a less-distance to the Neleon
smelter, This had told” heavily. it ap-
peared against Mr. Corbin. A further

oe: 261¢ Columbia Ave. oa

Best,

Rossland, B.C

Purest, |
ae—Choicest

ON THE MARKET.

O. M. FOX. & CO.

106'E Columbia Avenue.

work. :
Alex, Larson, brick manufacturer.
MINE COMPANIES.
: Eureka.Consolidated Gold Mining Co.

bia go the advantage of the mine owners
ag well as all other citizens,
Hope that Roseland will raise ite voice
against Corbin’s scheme,

T. G. SHAUGHNESSY.

Board of Trade -Councit.

The council members‘of the local board
of trade will mect tomorrow afternoon
at 3:30 o’clock in the office of President:
McArthur with the members of: the
Trail board of trade, for the. pur-
pose of ing the d change
of route of the Crows Nest pass line of.
the C. P. R. through the Ymir district
and to take such action as may seem |
Proper under the circumstances toward
the end of the new line,
Itishoped that the members will
show their live interest in the matter by
a full attendance. Such a line would be
of unquestioned benefit to this district,

Specks”
THAT You novant ar

|-FRASERS-
Full line of ‘SPECTACLES,
All.sizes for all ages. —*
FRASER...
The Reliable’
D RUGGIST

; OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS. miue is held at $5,000,000. q
L. G, Dillman, broker, Spokane. Jt_has its own electri light plant Barr, Iccal manager. ‘There is a shaft
E. 8. Topping, Trail, B. C. and ite ore bing are built onthe C.
: B,C, Smelting & Refining company, | W, track, with a tramway tothe Red
Trail, B. Mountai flroad. . The: ‘pal
Exchan
Allen

Genéral” Merchandise.

-Manvtacturers’ Agents,
,--Min‘ng Supplies zm

© National Bank, Spokane.

a Col. I.-
BSmith, Chicago. stockhulders are Co!

Senator George Turner, a
D. Turner, Wm. J. Harri: V
THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF. HH. Ridpath, L. FP. . Williams, Maj.

. it E. D. Sanders, '
Apples, ‘40 p. cent.’ Almonds, 3c. Ib. MuArmelrong, era
Apples dried,45 p.c. Adzes, 30 per cent. ., CENTRI . ms
Agate iron, 35. Asbestos, 25. Owned by Centre Star mining com-
Artificial flowers, 2. peony, Oliver Durant manager. Capiz
Butter, 4c perlb. Beans, 15c. per bu. | tatization $1,000,000, shares par value
Barley, 30 per cent, Blackberries 2¢. Ib. fLeach, No stock on the market:
Bank notes, bonds, bills of Ex. 35 per! i your has been copeated refiianlezof
ch *"  “Britigh G sar and better, The mine is situated
poet * : * Re eee cet een Oe town, half mile north of the busi-
that Belting, 20, Bootes, 25 per cent. | ness center, I¢ lias four separate and
ee ‘ Oo - ° | Bar Tron, $7 ewt.

WN. Peytan,
WL We

“MINERAL ACT, 1896.

Certificate‘of Improvements. **
NOTICE.

The Butte Mineral -Claim,: siiuate in
the Trail Creek Mining Division of West
Kootenay District. = ee .
Where Jocated:—Fetween the | Vir-
ginia & Idaho mining claims.
‘Take notice that I, 8. L. Long, acting
as agent for the Virginia Gold Mining
Company, Free Miner’s Certificate, No.
8896 A, intend, sixty days from the date
‘hereof, to apply to the Mining. Recorder
for a Certificate of Improvements, for

_ AGENTS:
Goodwin Candles’ —

Giant Powder.
————Callfornia Caps and Fuse..

ROSSLAND AND SANDON.

. Canton Steel : seen

J. B. JOHNSON & Co
INES

MINING STOGK
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE.

Mine Owners’ Meeting.

J. B. McArthur today received the fol-
lowing from H. E. C: dail,
secretary of the Kootenay Mineowners’

DEALERS IN.

ird cages, 35. Babbit metal, 10. | i-jfts a ad crose-cute. There are many NEWS FROM REPUBLIC,
n

Brags pumps, 30.

Barbed wire, 16. digtinet“ledges which are. developed
‘rage, 10 per cent. Brags nails, etc., with over 4,000 feet of tunnels, shafts,
Ktondike -—
~\ * ge By
Feeling’? -
: >

The cure for it is a SUBSCRIPTION

Rossland |
Evening »
Record.

Which ooatains the news of tne great} H

Gold-Fields of

Rossland.

suckles, 30,

thenznad tons of ore on the dump

Blasting powder, 2c. Buttor
rushes, 25 per cent.

r ct
rics, white, 25 pr ct.
Comp. metal, 10. _
25. Coffins, 26 pr ct.
Carpeting, 25 pr ct. Canoeg, 26 pr ct.
Combs, 35 pr ct. Codd liver oil, 20.
Cues, cue racks, cue tips, 35 per cent.
Coal oil, 16 cents } er gat.
Egga 3c doz Enamelled iron 30
Emery-wheels Ext malt 25
xt coffee 3c ib Essential oile 10
Earthenware 30 ngravings
Feathers 20, 30 . Fruits chn’d 2c
‘ish smoked 1c lb Fish in oil 30)
lasks 20 Files
‘ire engines, extinguishers 35 pr ct
bone 20 nnels 35

eather
‘ur skins 15 Fertilizers 10.
‘ire crackers, 25. Fire works, 26.
Hogs, live, 13}¢c lb. Hay ¢2 per ton.
A is Honey, 3c lb.
House furniture
Hair cloth, 30.
Hair, 20 per cent.
singlass, 25. Illum’g oil, 25.
‘nk, 26 percent, India rub cluth’g,35.
Live hogs, 13gc lb Lithographs, 16¢ Ib
Labels, 36 per cent Lamps, 30 per cent
Lumber. 20 per cent.
Ealt, 16c bu Music sheets, 10
Mneical instruments, S0 per cent
Newspaper supplements, 25 per cent
Oysters in shells, 25; in bulk. 10c gal
Poultry, 20 Photus, 20 per cent
Paper, 25 per cent Picture frames,
Pamphlets, 16clb Print press, 10

The Waterloo Hotel

TRAIL, B. O.
Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

‘Hate, 30 per cent.
Hammocks, 30.

nggies, 35. Bicycles, 30, ie
illiard tables, 35. Blinds, not. paper 80 |!" *

ng, 25. for * eatment.
finst ovations in the camp and one of

t, waiting favorable conditions
. This is one of the

latest. and

tlie purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant

of the above claim. ‘

under section 87, n'usi’ be commenced

y iv

WAR EAULE,

This mine and the Crown Point are
owned by the War dagio Consolidated
Gold mining compauy vf Toronto. It
adjoins the Le Rion the west, and

“Tins done over 5,500 feet of develop-

mene work und paid $175,000 in divi-
lends. ‘The present managment pre-
fera to hold their ore until the com-
pany huilds a smelter or can get bet-
ter freight and trestment rates. It
recently paid $700,000 for the, mine.
1t hus all the necessary conve. iences,|
machinery, ete, The- Columbia &
Western re lway is built to. the mine.
THE LILY MAY.
‘Ihe ] ly May was the first location
is this camp, May 27, 1889. It is new
ewned by the Lily May Gold) mining
company, Senator George ‘Turner, pres
V¥. J. Harris, nianager and Frank
iXizer, vec. und tres, It is located in
the south belt, two and a half miles
voulh of town. Development: work
vousists of cver 300 feet of tunnel and
shaft. ‘here is 150 tons of shipping
ote on the dump, which will average
$20 p ton. Mine provided with hoist,
con vreasor plant, machine drills. ete.
GEM, \IGER AND UNCLE SAM.
Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At-
kin:on, A. B. Campbell, Thos. Coffey.
Jocat..J on one ledgo in the south
belt, in line with the Crown Point and
the Homestnke. Geni, has a 50 foot
ahaft and 50 feet of open cnt work.
Tiger, 300 fuct tunnel, 40 foot shaft
and 100 feet open cuts while the Un-
cle Sam hag a 25 foot shaft and 150
feet of surface work.
EUREKA AND ELVORADO.
Property of the Erucka Consolida-
ted mining company, . P. Jones,
prea., J. C. Coc, sec. E. Coldwell, trs.,
all of Rossland. Located seven miles
Southof Roseland on the U. 8. side
shaft 80 feet, tunnel 100 with five men

before the ig
improvemente. cL.
Dated this 16th. day of February, 1898

Sam. L. Lona.

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued
Every
THURSDAY
MORNING

It will contain all the principal news
published in one week.

‘And further take notice that action :

‘ot euch certificate of| "

Apply at This Office, mm =

fin. W. Hartline,. Prop.

Telephone, No. 8

0, Yes, We

i) ifice, No. 9, Washington Street, *

Sleighs!

‘One, Tworund Three ests. ‘They are Nobby. Try The.
ting up a Sleighing Party:aée ts about Rigs.’ Good “Teams. |

~~ Red Star Livery ard Transfer. Compan

- Martin Rlock.-> >

Cutters!

If Yau are Ger

Stubles, Ls
= sult

CERTIFICATE OF THE REGISTRA-
TION OF A FOREIGN COMPANY.
No’ 9197. :

“Hattie Brown Gold Mining Com-
pany,” registered the 4th day of Decem-
ber, A, D. 18977 ; <4 S32

I hereby certify that‘I have this day
registered the ‘‘Hattie Brown Gold Min-
ing Company” as an Extra-Proyincial
company under the Companies Act,

The head office of the company is ait-
nate in the city of Spokane, state of
Washington, U. S. A. #

The amount of the capital of the com-
pany is ONE MILLION dollars. divided
into ONE MILLION shares of the par
value of ONE DOLLAR each. *

The head office of the company in
this province is situate at Rossland,
Kootenay. district, and James Morrie,

merchant, whuse address is

mining, smelting, mi'ling and reduction
business; ; wees, saost 3 ote
To purchase, acquire, hold, erect and
ht and power plants
mining and treating
pore of furnishing
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and

Given under my ha
at Victoria, nroyince
bia, this fourth day of D

eight

B. C., is y the ye

"The time of the existence of the com-
pany ia fifty yeare. te

The objects for which the company
has been established are :—

To work, operate, buy, sell, lease, lo-
cate, own, acquire, procure, hold, and
deal in mines, metal and minéral.daims
of every kind and description within the:

seven.
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1 of Joint: Stock Companies.

rar of Joint
jes of B. C:}

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Stock ©ompa’

Subscribe for the-——————*

W. H. Taylor
. Hotel

Yates Strect, - - - Victoria, B.

First class rooms at Popular Prices.

"M.D, Mahoney

awson

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MVERS & DUBE, Fropristors, Spokane Street,

DATE BAR IN CONNECTION

UP TO
FINE WINES LIQUORS AND~8EGARS

Opp. International Musie Hall.

Rossland, Pritish Columbia,

T. E. HALEY =—

SUCCESSOR TO $ & 3, 2
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Russell &: Halev
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

BEEF PORK MUTTON FISH GAME
OYSTERS.~ |

We have eale for. reliable stocks. Any
person having mining stock for sale it

Will Pay - -
to List- - -

: aoe With us.
J. B. Johnson &.Co.

P.O, Box 41,

Turkish Baths

and Massage. °

FIRST CLARS WORK GUARANTEED.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT,

NICE CLEAN ECTABLE PLACE.

No. 20 East Columbia Ave

F W Corryn Masseur

LOOK! « LOOK!

BOARD AND ROOM
$5.00 PER. WEEK.

MEALS 15 CENTS
AN RP

TBA, COFFR OR BERR WITH MEALS,

BEDS 25 cents and 50 cents
per Night. :
$1.00 per week and up.

aT THE—

Dominion Hotel.|

South Spokane street. -

association from Nelson:

“Special meeting Si'ne Owners’ agso-
ciation called for tomorrow evening,
The object is the discussion of ‘the truck
act and the Kettle River Valley railroad
charter. Advise all members to try to
attend.’”

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.
D. P. Fitzgerald and wife of Trail are
in town today.

Smith Curtis left today on a business
trip to Grand Forks and Christina lake.
Miss Maude McGaughey returned yes-
terday from an extended visit in Spo-
kane.

S.H. Plumber, the mining man of
Burton city, ia in town,

Il. J, Armstiong is up from Spokane
on business.

Mrs Smith Curtis went to Spokane
today to remain six weeks.

FROM VICTORIA.

Victoria, March 256—Special by wire—

A resolution was today introduced by
: and i d

point was that the proposed line would

George Fraser Gives Some Information about

make the Boundary. creek district. terri-.
tory tributary to Rossland, while the
Corbin line would enter it from the
United States. What most people out,
there would like to see would ‘be both
railwaya running. Ell

Yet another important deyelopment
in Rossland is the progress toward.com-
pletion of the Webber Concentrating
Works on Sheep creek, juat below Ross-
land. If these worka do what their pro-
jectors claim for them they will make a
big di in business in’
as itis hoped by means of them to con-
centrate six or seven tons into one, thus
effecting an‘enormous saving in freight
and reduction charges. eh

An interesting political movement is
on foot in the Slocan at present, Mr.
Smith said in conclusion, to” induce, the
dominion government to put an import
duty on lead ores aid articles made - of
lead, so as to encourage thé treatment of
silvet-lead ores and the establishment
of manufactures of lead‘pipe and other
articles of lead in Oanada.’ ‘A delegation
is about to go to Victoria to urge the

the New Town and its Prospects.

George Fraser, the popular druggist,

returned yesterday froma trip to the —
new town of Republic, on the Colville
reservation. He reports everything
lively and bustling down there with
every prospect ofa great boom this year.
The snow is about all gone and it is
sandy and dusty on the streets. .
He went in over the mountains from
Grand Forks and said he passed at least
40 fe hi teams on the road, loaded .
down with merchandise for the new
camp. Lumber is scarce on the reserva-
tion owing to the fact that timber is not
allowed to be cut or sold. All lumber is
hauled in from Grand Forks and coats
from $40 to $60 a thousand.
There are a great many ex-Rosslanders
down there and all doing well. Among
others he spoke of John Stack, who haa
the largest general store in the camp.
and is also the postmaster. Mr. Stack
formerly conducted the mess house for
the War Eagle company in Rossland.

asking the dominion government to
establish a mint in British Columbia.

What London Says.

The health of the Marquis ‘of. Salis-
bury is much improved,

It is p to found a
scholarship in honor of Charlotte Yonge.
The premier’s brother, Lord Sackville
Cecil, left £350,000, almost eittirely, of
hig own earnings.

Canadian Pacific Cut Rates.
Parties going east will find it to their
advantage to avail themselves of the
low rates via the C. P. R.

A. B. MacKenzrg,
Ticket Agent.

" A full line of carpets and lincleams
just received at Hunter Bros.

Call and see..us.

Jobn Etnier, whoat one time owned
and ran the Northern hotel of this city,
has the only saloon license in the new
camp and conducts the only two saloons
in town. He is making a barrel of
money.

The Republic is the leading mine, but
there have been rich strikes in several
‘of the others and the mining outlook for
the entire camp is most promising,

The Grand Forks people are exerting
every effort to have the Kettle River
Valley railroad built ints the Boundary
country this summer if possible, and Mr.
Corbin has promised to commence con-
struction upon it at once if .@ charter is
given him. The surveys are all comple=
ted and the necessary forces are waiting
the one word to start work.

Mr. Fraser says the road at present
over the mountains isquite rough, but

Pp to ask thie’ domin-
ion government to impose such.a-duty.
—Toronto Globe. s i

Attention Ladies,

Just received—A carload of fine chaira,
lounges, tables, rockers and dining
chairs, misses, and ‘children’s chairs.
Call and inspect them at corner of Spo-
kane atreet and Second avenue. Imo

Rates Cut in Half.

Until further notice the Canadian Pa-
cific wil} sell ticke!s to all points east at
about half the regular rates. é

A. B. MacKenzie,
Ticket Agent.

Big shipment of hats—Steteon's best
and othera—just opened at Hunter Bros. |’

Spring dry goods arriving daily at

A fall line of shoes on hand at Huuter|all things considered he really enfoyed

United States cf America and the Pro- Spokane s' rect, R ossland, B. C. Hunter Bros. *' Bros. *
ence of British Columbia, Dominion of
58 MHA s 5

To carry on and conduct a general

enant Rates ¢2 Per Day. Firet-Clarr the trip and ia glad he made it.

Furnished Rooms With or
Without Board.

working. Ore iron-copper carrying
gold and silver, wasaying ficm
£87. Cupitstization $1,000000.

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