ROSSLAND'S

SOLID BUSINESS MEN.

INTER NATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

Week Beginning Monday, Mch 28 1898

Enterprising Businces and Professional
Men Who Advertise in The
Record.

MINING BROKEES. :
Dabney & Parker, Tho Walters Co,
Frank A. Baisd. John M. Burke.
Jennie L. Stone.

McGreggor Atkinson & Co,
- MINES AND REAL ESTATE

. ee ae John R. Cook.

i GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
First Appearance Hunter Bros. Houghton & Bannett

OF THE HARDWARE AND MINE SUPPLIES.

e i . ‘Travers Hardware Co.
Irish Comedians |... recor

Singers

and Dancers.

The Kellies eee

Palace Stables.
DEUGGISTS.
Geo. A. Fraser.
BTATIONERY AND WALL PAPEL.
H. 8. Wallace.

Red Star Livery & Transfer Co.
FANNIE | Barns & Co.)

HOTELS.

Hotel Allan. The Lelan
Dominion Hotel.
PLUMBERS.
0. M. Weller.
LAUNDBIEB.
Rossland Laundry.
STENOGRAPHERS.
Mrs. Helen L. Keys.
UNDEBTAKERS,
W. R. Beatty.

* BARRISTERS AT LAW.

Mahel Drew SATs

SECOND AND LAST WEEK.

Sketch Team
John T. Hanson

PHYSICIANS.
Dr. J. T. McKenzie. Dr. Edward Bowes.
DENTISTS.
Dr. Findley. Dr. D. E. Kerr.
FINANCIAL FIRMB. :
D. M. Linnard. T. Gregson & Co,
THEATRES.
Rossland Opera House.
GROCERS. .
O. M. Fox & Co. Alex. Lynch.
MISCELLANIOUS.
A. H. Christenson, brick and stone
work,
‘Alex. Larson, brick manufacturer.
‘MINE COMPANIES.
Eureka Consolidated Gold Mining Co.
Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate.
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Canadian Pacific. Oo. R. & N.

Best, Purest, :
. Northern Pacific. Kaelo & Slocan.

Mee ChOicest| the Nortayestern. Wiseonain Sentral.
International Nav. & Trade Co.
CONTRACTORS.
C. H. Henderson. j
OUT OF TOWN ADYEBRTISEBS.
L. ©. Dillman, broker, Spokane.
B. 8. Topping, Trail, B
B, ce Smelting & Refining company,

‘rail;2B. C.
Exchange National Bank, Spokane.
Allen H. Smith, Chicago.

Salada. Salada.
Salada.

ON THE MARKET.

O. M. FOX & CO.

106 Columbia Avenie.

T

IVORMATION
HBOWT THE MINES.

_——_—__—_—

A Brief write-up Which Will be Bx-
tended to All the Properties
in the Camp.

LE ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR

le ‘rom

ONTE ORISTO, COLONN A AND VIRGINIA-
Those three properties are owned
by Enatern Oanada capitaliats and are
represented here by George Pfunder
ng general = iunnger and Harold
Kingamill, ree nnd tren, They are
all situated on Monte Cristo mount:
nhonta mile north of town,

The Monte Cristo has over 1800 fret
of tunnel, shaft, rive and cross-cut
work. Itis provided with two com
preesors, one 7 and one 4-lrilla.
Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work and
is furnished power by the Monte Cris-
to. Forty men are employed on the
two properties.

Virginin: Over $13,000 was expend:
ed on the Virginia by former owners.
Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchagere

{

Bost
Owners and Other
Sources.

‘This write-up will be contived cor-
recte.’ ond carried until the principal
mines and. prospects have been des-
sribed. As we are unable to visit all
propertics herein mentioned we will
uot be reaponsible for all
nut in the main they oan be relied up:
on as being correct.:

DEER PARK.

The Deer Park is-located on the
summit-of. Deer Park mountain in
the south belt, » mile’ and a half,
south weat of town, and has probably
the largest mineral deposit in the
camp. It is developed by # shaft 145
‘eet deep, and 95 feet cross-cut. Tte
inachinery-consists of a 40-horse boil-
er and a 20-horse hoist. Supplies are
ind in for an all winters work. The
.great body of ore is low grade, but ‘is

.| reported improving a8 depth is gained.

BUNSET NO. 2.

‘The Sunset No. 2, is owned by the
r ai ldtielda Syndicate, limit-
ed, and situated in tne south belt, on
the east slope of Deer Park mountain,
one half mile from the business can
ter cf Rogsiand, and just above the
1, & W. *.ack. [vis being vigorously
wh ha force of 25 men and
two machine drills.” In the tunnel 5}
feet a day Is being driven, and in tht
ghaft, 4§ feet. On the 20th of Nov.
there wus 380 feet of work done, be
leden stripping the vein, and other
prospect work. This property has a
7-drill compressor, hoist, pumps and
evexything necessary f» tie ecotom-
ival development 9+ ue mine.

L& Rol.

The Le Roi mine bas become fame
gua as the greatest gold producer
im Canada. It bas besides putting in
extensive and expeiiaive machinery,
paid for over 4,500 feet of wurk, built
necersury buildings, purchased anu
nearly completed a smelier, and paid
7725000 in dividerds, It is situated
cn the aonth-enst slop. ¢? Red monn-.
tain, within the corpormes: +141 its of the
ily. Capitalization o: he company
ia $2,500,000, divided into 500,0UC
shares, par value $5 per share. The
miue is held at $5,000,000.

ft has ita own electric light plant
and its ore bins are builton the C. &
W. track, with a tramway to the Red
Mountain roilroad. The ~ principal
stockhollers are Col. I. N. Peytan.
Senator George Turner, Gol. W. W.
1). Turner, Wm. J. Harris. Col Wm

com: a double compartment
vertical abaft, which will be provided
with cages, the first in the camp. °
All three of these clnims. are val-
unable and promise fair to make divi-
dend paying mines.
ANNIE BE.

This claim is owned by. the British
Lion mining company, George A.
‘raser, seu, and trea, Itis located on
the east slope of Deer Park. moun”
tain, south bolt, adjoining. the Gold
Hunter and Grand Prize. It is crown
grantad and hae a shaft down on the
vein 90 feet, Ore asaya from $6 to
$10,r :a is regarded as & good pros-
pect.

THE UNION.
Tho Union is located three miler
north of Rosslond and is owned by
P. Jones, Hugh McGlynn, Mike Mor-
ris, E. Cronyn, J. A. McDonald... A
shaft haa been sunk on the vein 85
feet with a tunnel and open cut of 35
feet. Surveyed and crown granted.

BLUE BUCKET AND PRIMROSE.
Owned by Harry P. Jones. Located
five miles north of Rossland, ‘and a
near neighbor of the Highland. The
Primrose shows an jroo capping 5
feet wide and the Blue Bucket showe
a T-foot quartz ledge on the surface,
ELECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE.
These properties belong to the Ger-
mania Gold Mining company and are
located on Green mountain just north
of Red mountain, three and a half
miles from Rossland,. There is a 90
foot ehaft and 30 foot cross-cut. on the
Electa. The ledge is large and well
defined, and assays have been obtained
as high ag $300 a ton.
THE BLACK PRINCE.

Owned by the Biack Prince mining
vompany, J. A. Kirk, pres-, Hector
McPherson, vice pres., G. A. Fraser,
aec. and tra,. Located on the north
side of the Columbia river, three miles
below Trail. Work consists of #
foot shaft, 60 foot tunnel and about
100 feet of open-cuts. Asaays $13.

THE BLBA
The Elba is situated on Tackont
mountain, in the south belt, just
south of the Crown Point- and ir
owned by the Elba-Trail Creek Con-
solidated mining company, Robert
Parr, local manager. Therg is a shaft
town on the vein 100 feet aid a -con
tract let-for another 100 fee wi h nine
men working. 2

MINERAL ACT 1896.

ROSS THOMPSON

T have hlocks of stock in the following companies for snk —
Eureka Consolidated, West Le Rot and Joste, Montta, Momostake

Gopher, R. KE. Lee, Evening Star, Monte Cristo,
and Silverine.

-the Original. Townsite.

THE REPDIN-JACKSON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND, B. 0.
— JOHN R-COOK,
Office and Business’ Rooms

TO RENT ie

Corner of Columbia Avenue and, Washington Street. Best location

vin the ‘city. 7 tot

‘Good Mining Property. Shares of Stock in

Good Substantial Companies. Town Lots
‘. OFFICE WITH :

Rossalnd Mining Abstract Co.,

Nver Post ONice. JOHN | ACKSON, Jr, Ag

Travers Hardware Co.

Having moved into our: Fire Proof Building

Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. Il. No. 274

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, APRIL, 2, 1898.

PRICE 5 CENTS

7 xs
lo the Sick
_—$——— :
We are noted for the good Vit;
riety and low pri co ofall articles ee

quired in the room. y,
quifed in the alek room and nargory

Wall Paper
Department.

INVALID CUPR, INFANT'S FOODS
FEEDING BOTTLES, TRETH.NG RINGS,

NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY + TOILET POWDERS, FUFF BOXES,

LINE, # #8 # # # mH ® ATOMIZEBS, ”

hold 1

‘ AT ,
§. Wallace’
I]. 5. Wallace's

ationery, Wall Paper, Boox,
-! Fancy Gvods and Notion Store

bed pate ete, :
GOODEVE BROS.
DAUGGISTS AND
STATIONERS @—

It pays to deal with Goodeye Bros.

Suluiday Night Social: Dances
AG ST.CAARLES AALL

Fine Music. Excellent Floor
Everybody Welcome.
Saturday Night April , 3rd 1898.

* A UNTER BROS.

=== MPORTERS=
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

-.General Merchandise.

, DELICATE PRUFUMES, TOILET WATER,

in and k rub-
ber hot water bottles, rubber ice bags,
bed pans, zponges, fever thermometers,

THE STOCK REPORT.

5 Mugwump was in demand this morn-
ing aud several sales took plece’ We
have a large block of Peora for sale and

as we hear that this company ia to be

; areeninel, this stock should be val-

uable. ports from Dee
gest encouraging and we look gar ree

in the price of tins stock. We have 1,500

Bante Oriato we should like to have an

Quorationa.

Arlington (ail eo
B& Geldes ‘Orewa 3

28,

20
5

aa

‘We have the followi =
ject to bales ¢ following bargains sub.

MINING NEWS.

Twenty eight Nova Scotian miners ar-
rived in Sandon on one train the other
day.

SLOCAN*

Atthe famous Payne mine there ia
just now a shortage of water and s0 on-
ly 70 men are now at work, As soon as
soft weather will admit, of opening up
ofthe regular water supply, the force
at the mine will be increased te the full
complement of men.

AINSWORTH,

The Albion mining company of Spo-
kane, which works the well known mine
at Ainsworth, has just sold 100,000
shares for 10,000 which will enable the
Albion company to provide the necessa-
ry cable tram and ore bins,

BOUNDARY,
A suit has been commenced by Mr. C.
W. A. Sansom, a former partner, against
Mr. D. A. Holbrook, who holds 800,000
shares of promoters’ stock of the Boun-
dary Creek Mining & Milling company,
limited. Mr. Sansom claims a half inte-
reat in all of the property transferred by
Mr. to the An in-

Peoria.
1,00) Good Hope. é
We have Buyers for Good Stocks.

ROLT & GROGAN

STOCK BROKERS,

Columbia Avenue.

Codes: Brprorp, McNEILL & CLouGH.

P.O. Box 423.
‘TELEPHONE 45.

‘Just tell them that you
saw me through those “e

Specks”
RAS RT AS
THAT YOU BOUGNT AT

FRASERS

Full line of SPECTACLES. :
All sizes for aJl ages.
FRASER

The_Reliable.
DRUGGIST

-|to where railways are not..It ia stated

junction bas been issued restraining Mr,
Holbrook from selling or otherwiee dis-
posing of the property.

It is reported from Camp McKinney
that a plant is being installed

FIRST EDITION.

WAR. WAR.

Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
lations Votes Unanimously

for War.

SPECIALS.
WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 2, 1898,1:15 P. M. ,

United States congreas stands adjourned ‘until Monday morning. The
senate on foreign afler a with the President
held a special meeting this morning to discuss the pending strained relations
with Spain. Intensely blood-thrilling speeches were indulged in hy éach of
the committee and they decided by unanimous vote to report to the senate

onthe Minnehaha, It is said that ore
similar to that of the Cariboo mine has
lately been struck oh the Minnehaha.
Reporta from Midway are that the
tunnel on the Bruce claim on Ingrim
mountain is in 130 feet and apparently
in the footwall. The rock is well mine-
ralized.

Fourteen men are working on the
Pathfinder mine near Grand Forke, and

distely upon its ing Monday morning that war bed
Spain forthwith,

‘There ie scarcely any doubt in the minds of the Setators but that the
report will be adopted by the senate. . ,

A prominent cabinet official states that the President now fully &greea
with congress that no more quibbling or delay will be permitted. Officials in
all quarters are remarkably cool but their faces indicate the serious nature of
affairs, and the deep. consideration and realization of the coming events of

d against

theore is i Zim qi and
quality as depth is attained.
The owners of the Golden Crown pro-
perty in Wellington camp are working
two shifts of ten hours each, and much
ore ig being piled on the dump.

RAILBOAD NOTES.

FORT STEELE.

The railway rate war has reached even

PANIC ON STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK CITY, APRIL 2, 1898, 12:30 P. M.

The New York stock exchange waa thrown into the wildest and moat

here that the C. P. R. iscutting therates
to Fort Steele, via Golden and the Crows
Nest pasa. It is also reported tha: the
Great Northern ia cutting rates to this
point via Kalispell and Bonners Ferry.
CASCADE CITY.

intense excitement ever witnessed in the pit since the daya of the civil war
by the posting of a bulletin from W D. G., ing that War

with Spain was inevitable.

The grestest confusion followed snd it was with much diffenlty thet ,

any business coald be transacted owing to the disorder and confusion, caused

Loon! * LOOK! THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF.

Apples, 40 p. cent. Almonds, 8c. lb.
Appleadried,45 p.c. Adzes, 30 per cent.
Agate iron, 35 Asbestos, 25.
Artificial flowers, 25.
Butter, 4c per Ib. Beans, 15c, per bu.
Barley, 80 per cent. Blackberries 2c. 1h.
Bunk notes, bonds, bills of Ex, 35 per

British Gum; 10.

i
H. Ridputh, L. F. Williams, Maj. J.
M. Armatrong,E. D. Sanders.
NOTICE.

Eanes The Townsite Mineral Claim; ‘situate
sus vi in aim, 8!

one by Géntre Star. miatoK sor (bs ie Teun Greele Mining Division of

faizadon $1,000,000, shares par value Weat Kootenay District. of
fiench, No. stock on. the market. Where Ieeated :—abont 2,500 | leet south

There has heen cepeated refusals of| 6tt of the Le Roi Mineral Claim.
gar and better, The mine is situated| Take notice that I, George Pfunder|~
ta town, half mile north cf..tbe busi-| et al., free miner’s certificate No. 37154
ness center... Iv has jgur separate and| intend, 60 days from the date hereof, te
inet lodges which are -developed | apply to the Mining Recorder for a Cer-
‘sith over 4,000 feet of tunnels, shalts,| tigcate of Improvements, for’ the pur:
pose of obtaining a Crown Grant. of the

above claim. . .

‘And further take notice that action,
under section 87, -mnat be commenced
before the issue of such Certificate of]:

by the terrible rush of the members to cover. Spanish fours went down and
off the board with a emash. :

The city is wild with excitement in all quarters. Streets are crowded
with people and throng in front of the newspaper offices reading bulletins. ©
The people are utterly unable to handle .
anxiety to get the Iatest

Certificate of Improvements, Manvtacturers’ Agents,

‘ ee a . The C. P. R. surveyors have been at
‘Min‘ng Supplies a work for the past week surveying be-

tween this place and McRae creek. They

Smelting rye
Industr + will start back at once towards Robson
on the same route tomake a final sur-

OF vey. ‘This looke as if theO.P. R, meant | Car service is almost at e standstill.

S g.ze : . business. the masses of atruggling humanity in their mad
British Columbia A PROMISING INFANT. reports. .
aa

Rossland Likely to Have a Thriving School ‘A bulletin just posted at the World office states that Commodore Samp-
of Mines. son, who is in charge of the white squadron at Hampton Roads, has ordered
T HE ABOVE QUESTION IS ONE OF THE
com: i to be in geology and di

‘A clasa has been formed to receive] all anchors raised and the ships officers to hold themselves and their ships in
| discuesed and settled and will, within |and H. Hastings, ©. E., bas been en-

the next year, enter into practical poli- gaged asteacher, The claza will meet
: tica. In order that the fullest light may |on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
WILT. be brought to bear upon the ati I in the ial block school] Key West, March 31—Every prepara-
_H. Taylor M. D.. Mahoney j offer-am= room and the public is invited to attend. | tion for action was taken by the war-
oi Z ¥ . ‘The fee will be 26 cents per evening | ships today. The woodwork was atrip-

z Three Prizes for Essays payable each night. The object of| ped off exposed spots and sent ashoro- opr osition- cig hel en Serre ay
on this auject: the class is very commendable and it/The wood pilothouses on the cruisers engine | yee y
z . ; he exhibited a letter signed ;by W. B.
n O € How may the Smelting Induatry of in to be hoped that it will be the nucleus | were taken down, Even the steerer’s| 17. derson of Soda creek, whom Hunter

short notice, ore contracts taken, , Furniture, pianos and safes safely moved. We Britieh Columbia be most beneficially | of # well equipped school of mines at #] wooden box was removed from s0M¢} 4. °oched as secrete: f th ‘th
vay all dunes lone to anthing’we handle, ' We act as‘shippere’ agents, will tran z= retained and built up in Canada without | #ot distant date. ships. ‘These precautions have been there. tt ae ed a ry ‘es a oppost nat
Ss re ie orale any clase of goods. ot : . predjudicially affecting the interest of| In fact the promoters ef the class have | adopted to prevent as far as possible the edaatal pay seen oe oe Chinese
We sel Washington seasoned’ Fir and ‘Tamarac . wood. Yat S ‘ q the mine owners. organized, with Alderman Lalonde as| danger of flying aplintera in case of ac- to a bogus requisition asking
cs v trect, _ e Victoria, B. . : . president, Dr. Kerr, vice president, and | tion. The officers sent their p Hunter to run for-Cariboo, The idea

‘ : - . - ~ ee First Prize $50 ‘Archibald Cameron, sccretary-treasurer | valuables and belongings to be stored on discredit Hunte ith the whi
Stables: Le Roi Avenue, soe ENS Officet g ‘Washington St Firet claze rooms at Popular Prices. d the school of mines has really been | shore. was to disc! ante 6 whites,
\ 9 gl : and t + ted that th tures

Rear of Hunter Brop _ Martin Block. Second Prize $30 The letter sugges! at the signal
wae e °
Third Prize$20

Names lay saedets ‘ cs born, but is an infant that will require | The Castine and two torpedo boats) © oa not be genuine. Hunter charged
a John MW: Hartline, .Proprietor.. i a
* OX TH SPOKANE HOTEL *K K ‘The assays to be in the hands of the

-BOARD AND ROOM
‘85.00 PER WEEK.

MEALS 15 CENTS
AND UP. E
‘Tua, COFFE OR BREE ‘WITH MEALS,
7 cent.
“iis _. ss | Blacking, 25.
BI IDS 25; cents and:50 cents | Brick, 20 per cent:
per Night. | BartnSh, $7 cmt,

1.00 per week and up. Brags, 10 per cent. ils, etc., 80,
$ Pp P. Bird ¢ Babbit metal, 10.

The Record Three “Storey Building

Ie for rent in whole.‘or. in part.

- Rooms: on::Thira Floor.

.AGENSIS:

Goodwin Candles
; 3 a .. Giant Powder.
? ae 3 : ' : Caps and Fuse.:

sol at This (tice eee B= ROSSLAND AND SANDON.
Quick Work... 0. TAN a SOOT NAR
Rai Star Livery and Transfer Co: - .

Canton Steel |

for any e

Hunter Sprang a Sensetion.
Victoria, March 31—The budget de-
bate waa enlivened today by s sensation
which Hunter of Comox sprang on the

uh. most vilnable.
mnie: Cig dimach
mm che property.

WAR EAULE.

Blue prints, 20.
Canned meate 25. Co: Warships Cleared for Action. _
Cond’d milk,3}4¢c Ib. oe

Call. and: see us.

Imp <
Dated this 22nd day of March, 1868. *
EORGE P¥UNDER.

Good gad Ile horses, elegant turnouts and. fancy driving teams; will drive you
anywhere at any time day ornight.:. 2 “0. ! epee a3 =
If you ore getting up a driving party, see us about rigs—good_horees.
Horses boarded hy tho day or month. Packing of all kinds done, We do ex-
press and baggage work 3 wilt Gall at any. part «f.the city. - Contracts and job work
lone promptly, light or heavy freight handled, mining machinery delivered on

Dawson

Have You
that. -
Klondike ~
Feeling? — a ae

Earthenware 30 Engravings 20-

Feathers 20, 30 ‘ruita chn’d 234
igh smoked le lb Fish-in oil 30
‘lasks 20 Fil

15 prc
Corks, 20 pr ct
Cotton fabrics, white, 25 pr ct.
mp. netal, 10.

pany builds a smelter or ¢:

tor freight and treatment rates. It
recently paid $700,000 for the mine.
it has all the neceasury conve. iences,
machinery, ete. The Columbia &
Wi ne lway is built to the mine.
THE LILY MAY.

Lhe | Jy Muy was the first location
Lis dus camp, May 27, 1889. Jt is uew
wie by the Lily May Gold mining
vonspauy, Senator George ‘Turner, pres
wW. J. Hartis, manager and Frank
Kiger. wea. and tres. It is located in
she south helt, two and a half miles
south of town. Development work
cousiseta of Cver 300 feet of tunnel and
Shall.” ‘Tuere is 150 tong of shipping
oO the dump, which will averige
# Mine provided with hoist,
conmierser plant, machine drills. ete.
GEM VIGER AND UNCLE SAM,
Qenet ty John Cromie, Brig At-{
kin on, A. B. Campbell, Thos. Coffey
Local don one ledge in othe: soul
oll, in line with the Crown, Point.and

.
Evening
Record—w

a, : the Eom: ke. Gem, fina u 50 :foot
Newspaper sup ahaft and 50 feet of opens cut: work.

foe Oysters in shell Tiger, 800 foct tumuel,, 40 fodt shaft
. and 100 feet open cuts while the Un-
cle Sum has 25 foot shaft and 150
feet of surface work. =
EUREKA AND ELDORADO,
Property of the Erueka Consolida-
ted mining company, . P. Jones,
pren., J. C. Coc, 8cc., E. Coldwell, trs.,
all of Russland. Located seven miles
Southof Rossland on the U. 8. side
shaft 80 fect, tunnel 100 with five men
ing. Ore iran-copper carrying
Lailver, aueving from
Capitalization $1,000000

_| Combs; 85 pr ct.
Ques, cue racks, cue tips, 85 per cent.
Coal oil, 16 cents per gai.

The cure for it ia a SUBSCRIPTION

8 ‘iles 30

Fire engines, extinguishere 35 pr ct

eather bone Flannel:

‘ur skins 15 Fertilizers 10.

‘ire crackers, 25. Fire works, 25.

Hoga, live, 13¢c lb, Hay ¢2 per ton,
ogs, 6c Ib. Honey, 3c Ib.

House furniture 30.

Hair cloth, 30. _

THE

Rossland

zi d
tered by the city fathers and p where they of the echeme.
TION OF A FOREIGN COMPANY. pues
fore June 1, 1898. Chris. McDonnell, J. W. Boyd, Mr. | to this harbor and also toafford addition- such that he could not with them
UP TO-DATE BAR IN CONNECTION

~ ; ne it fos. tett. hei enchoreee after dark and), opposition with being at the bottom
be = - government, as well ag by mine owners will patrol during the night. This pre-}°' 5 speaker Higgins made bis fees
THE WEEKLY BRTIFICATE OF THE REGISTRA-| Wining, emelting, milling énd reduction ——-~— and others, there is no reason why tho|cantion was ordered by Captain Gamp- sion of faith on see ear’ of tis house
busi: iufant should not become robust and|son today. He is particularly anxioua
7 ‘ To. purchase, acquire, hold, erect ‘and ¢ the Board of Trad be. | mature ear! to watch closely at the Havana entrance today, saying that the financial and rail-
a — operdta electric light amd power plants ‘ Besrotery of thie Based of trade on'or De® 5 way ‘policies of the government were
. No_ 9197. wt peel Tee tke sucposs, of mining and. treatin, MYERS & DUBE, Propriotors, Spokane Siviet, f
‘Hattie Bown Gold ‘Mining Com-| ores and for’ the ne ae darniehing gate Sct hai ei : Prof. G. M. Dawson, of Ottawa; Prof.| Durant of the B. N. A. company, and | al safety for the Iowa, Indians and New| 4 55 had left the party. A want of
oe pany,” registered the 4th dey of Decem-| li W.A. Carlyle, of Rossland and Prof. thst mining meri are encouraging the York, which lie d about six | ee dence motion by ‘Hume of Koote-
Wi ee g an SOO beecoad : . G. McCo: ictorii Hl school, and there wil a large number | miles out. :
ill ‘be Iss ued mn Heoatty eectlly that I have this day FINE WINES LIQUORS AND SEGARS wed pan vero aaa vl be of prospectors jin attendance. Ladies| The naval station officials have re- nay was voted down by 18 to 18.
E : . registered the “Hattie Brown Gold Min= Horrible Butchery.
very ing Company” as an Extra-Provincial’
THUR D + |eompany under the Companies Act, | tation

‘The decision will be made on or be-| will also be admitted, ceived orders to overhaul their marine
Henry Roy ina forcible speech last| engineering stock, £0 that! it could bel Grand Forks, March 31—A courier
evening referred to the great benefits| used instantly in case of emergency: | this evening feo Republic reports that
that would accrue to those prospectors |‘The eatablishment of s patrol is consi-} John Bossett, a half-breed, was fatally
who take advantage of the school, dered | by the few who know of it as most stabbed at Republic last evening. :
The entire fleet is now in| ‘7 is anid that Bossett while intoxica-
to move at fifteen minutes’! to4 engaged in = dispute with an un-
known white man. The latter drew a
knife and literally hacked the half-breed
to pieces. The victim lay on the road
until morning when he was discovered
and removed to Dr. Manly’s hospital.
It is not believed he can survive his
injuries.

fore July 1, 1898, when the money will
be paid to the winners.

j. B. McARTHUR,
President Board of Trade.

Turkish Baths

and Massage.

Hater, 30 per cent,
Hammocks, 30.
llum’g oil, 25.
ndia rub cloth’g,35.
Lithographe, 162 Ib
Lamps, 30 per cent

. Opp. International Musie Hall.

Rossland, British Columbia.

1897,

The head office of the company is sit-
nate in the city of Spokane, state of
Weshingtuns | a he Wa Eeteiew finally to ds everything oul

he amount of the capital of the com-/ per sqiisi -
pany is ONE MILLION dollara. divided the seca aad: or Ee ey
into ONE MILLION shares: of the par) their fnllest and Froslest: sense within
vane of ONE DOiLAR each. the territory aforesaid.
The head office of’ the company in].

ss ¢ ane BY Given under my hand and geal of office
this province is sitiate at Roseland, | at Victoria, nrovivice ‘of Rritish Colum-
Kootenay district, and James Morris,| bia, this fourth: day of December, one
merchant, whose address is and, | tk i eig! dred and ninety-
B. C., is attorney for the coinpany. : art
‘The time of the existence of the com-
pany is fifty years. ea
‘The objects for which the company
has been established are:— :

‘To work, operate, buy, sell, lease, lo-
ate, own, acquire, procure, hold, and
deal in‘mines, metal and mineral claimne
of every kind and description within the
United States of America and ‘the Pro-
yince of British Columbia,

uae ses! Dyening Record

Ore di
The Le Roi mining company shipped | notice.
to their smelter at Northport this week| The five bodies from the Maine wreck
1100 tons of ore, which was valued at | brought here last night were buried to-
$26,200.80. x day with the usual simple ceremony.
wate wa Eagle : now shipping to The Shooter Shot.
elson, but preparations are about com~) waco, Texas, April 1—Editor Brann
pleted for theahinment of all their ore o¢ she Teonoclaat tonight shot and killed
to the Trail amelter. __ ~. E. Davis. Editor Brann was also
Christina Lake Map. shot and will probably die.
J. M. O'Toole has completed his map The Iconoclast is a sensational month-
of the Christina Lake district. The work|ly paper published in this city. The
has been fally d and the ing is the result of an article that
map will be a great help to mining men. | appeared in that journal.
ee —_—_———

T. BE. HALEY =

BUCCEBSOR TO 3.3 : :
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. Russell & Halev
aire a ee
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

BEEF PORK MUTTON FISH
OYE TERS.»

geven.

ailbich contains the news of the great
Gold Fieids of
«x ossland.

8. V. Woorror, —_———_
Registrar of Joint Btock Compantes. More Cut Rates.

8t. Louis, March 31—Every line out
of St. Louis for the west has met the
cut on rates to Pacificcoast points points
and first class tickets for $27.50, with
second class at $10 below that figure.
Big shipment of hats—Stetson’s pest | This cut applies to Spokane, Tacoms,
and othere—just opened at Hunter Bros. Seattle and Portland.

The Waterloo. Hotel
“TRAIL, Bi 0.

Mrs. Reynolds, Proprictress

FIR8T CLAKS WORK GUARANTEED.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
NICK CLEAN KCTABLE PLACE.

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enant Rates $2 Per Day. °Fist-Clacr
Furnished Rooms With or
Without Board.

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No. 20 East Columbia “|

A fall line of shoes on hand at Houter
' Bros. ®,

To.cntry on pnd chalet = giner Spokane street, Rossland, B. C. |