ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD.

BY EBER OC, SMITH.

Published every day (except Sunday) and Weekly.

out approval” are the words he used
in returning the bill tothe senate.
Then follows a lengthy argument iin
support of his veto,

His firat objection was to the claus
that luded all persons, except 2

DAILY:
One Year in Advance.

One Year, in advance..
Bix months, in adyance
Bingle copy.

WEDNESDAY, MAB. 8, 1897.

ROSSLAND A City.
The Recogp has steadfastly staid
“by the proposition of the speedy
incorporation of Rossland and de-
nounced thuse who were attempt-
ing te place obstacles in the way of
it. A few scheming, designing,
ambitious politicians have urged
amendments, which would neces-
sarily cause delay, and the fact
that they have been turned down
should serve them well as the cam-
progresses. Men who care
more for their political ambition
than for-the health of the people
of Rossland, ought not expect to
be listened to very much in shap-
ing the destiny of Rossland. Too
much depends upon good start
with the municipal affairs of Ross-
land and to intrust the initiative
steps to men of this class. The
business men and property owners
should see to it that the organiza-
tion of the city be not dictated and

wife or a child, ever 16 and under 50
years of age who could neither read
nor write, from the United States. He
characterized this as “a radical de-
parture from our national policy re~
lating to immigration. Heretofore
we have welcomed all who come to
the United States from other lands,
except those whose moral or physical
condition or history threatened
danger to our national welfare and
safety, Relying upon the zealous
watchfulness of our people to prevent
injury to our political and social fab-
ric, we have encouraged those coming
from foreign countries to cast their
lot with us and -join in the develop-
ment of our vast domain, securing in
return a share in the blessings of
American citizenship.

Then follows a dissentation on the
great benefits the United States have
hitherto derived from its vast immi-
gration from many nations. He de-
nies that immigration has filled the
ranks of the laboring classes too full,

ing water; this will dissolvé it, if lead,
leaving the silver in the residue, pour
off the solution from the precipitate,
and add to the pr i
which will dissolve it, if silver. The
chloride of silver, if exposed to the
sunlight, turns toa darker shade of
color than the chloride of lead, and in
that case will not dissolve in am-
monia. It should, therefore, be done
quickly and under cover.

Gold.—To the original and undis-
solved ore add (aqua regia) one., part
nictric to two parts hydrochloric (mu-
riatic) acid; to cover the. ore, Digest
for half an hour gently over -a lamp,
add water until cool, and place it ina
glass or test tube. Now. add a few
drops of chloride of tin solution: if
gold, a purple color will be showo—
‘The Purple of Caasius,”’ This. on
shaking, if too much of the. ehleride
has not been added. will. diaappegr..
Add a little sulphate of iron. solution,
and it will form a brown. precipitate,
which will not disappear on. shaking.
Copper.—Add ammonia, to.. .; por>
tion of the first solution, and if cop-
per is presont, it will giye..a..blue
color.

Iron.—Add to another: portion, of
the first solution a little of. the ferno

but says that the ph 1 busi-
ness depression is the cause.
President Cleveland then a
kind of legislation restricting immi-
gration that he ‘believes the United
States requires, in the following
words:

“It is proposed by the bill under
consideration to meet the alleged dif-
ties of the situation by blish
ing an educatioual text. The best

ide of p Gyellow.
prussiate of pottash). If.iron.is pres;
ent, a deep blue color Will be.shown
(Prussian blue.)

LAWRENCE ENTERTAINERS.

FlorenceLawrence, the child-artiste,
who appears at Dominion Hal) on
Wednesday and Thursday, March-3
and 4, has a metropolitan. reputation,

reason that could be given for this

controlled by scheming politicians
who only have their own personal
interests and ambitions to subserve.

The provincial government is to.
be ded for the defe it
has shown Rossland and for the
promptness with which it has met
the z Particularly
Premier Turner, Attorney General
Eberts and the member for this
riding, J. M. Kellie, M.P.P., should
be thanked for the individual in-
terest taken in. the speedy
passage of the incorporation
bill.

There are many citizens of Ross-

radical restri of is
the necessity of protecting our. popu-
lation against degeneration and sav-
ing our national peace and quiet from
imported turbulence and disorder. I
cannot believe that we would be pro-
tected against these evils by limiting
immigration to those who can read
and write. In my opinion, it is in-
finitely more safe to admit a hundred
thousand immigrants who, though un-
able to read and write, seek among
us only a home and an opportunity to
work, than to admit one of those un-
ruly Sand ies of gov

mental control, who can not only
read and write but delight in arousing
by inflammatory speech the illiterate

dto di

ROSSLAN D.

This office and the citizens of |
this vicinity are constantly re-
ceiving inquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficult to answer by letter, s0,
the Recorp gives the following in-.
formation for the benefit of all: -

Rossland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles from the
international boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United
States. It is reached from the
north via the Canadian Pacific to
Ar d, on the )
river; from’ there to- Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Boss-
land by the Columbia & Western
railway.

From the south, via Spokane,

land who have worked assid 1
to bring about the desired result
the accemplishment of which is
ample reward. But their work for
the good of the town, should have
now only begun. The b of

and p incli te
and tumult. Violence and disorder
do not originate with the illiterate
laborers.

Then follows his reasons for objec-
ting to the Corliss amendment that 18

putting the city machinery to work
is a grave and serious one, and - no
man who is competent to be mayor,
or.alderman has a moral right to
refase to serve his constituents at
* the beginni: The rag
question is a serious and important
one and sheuld be met and solved

80 d against Can-
adians who find employment within
the borders of the United States:

“The prohibition againat, the em-
ployment of aliens upon any public
works of the United States is in line
with other legislation of a like charac-
ter. It is quite a different thing, how-
ever, to declare it a crime for an alien
to come.regularly and habitually into

atthe earliest posit ;
Streets must be graded. and. side-
walks, built.. The city is greatly
in need of better fire protection.
She should own her own water
works and electric plant without
unnecessary delay.

The first officers of the city of
Boesland are tooimportant to allow
them to be either designing poli-
ticians or to be influenced, too
much, by them. Select. honest,
competent, business men and. prop-

erty owners to fill the first . offices,

and there will be nothing to fear.

‘wad a tal

the United States for the purpose. of
obtaining work from private parties if
such alien returns from time to time
to a foreign country and to conetitute
any employment of aliens a criminal
offence.

“When we consider these propo-
sitions of the bill in connection with
our long northern frontier, and the
boundaries of several of our states and
itories,often but an -y line
separating them from the British do-
mains, and recall the friendly inter-
course between the people who are
neighbors on either side, the pro-
visions of the bill affecting them must
be regarded as illiberal, narrow and

The a 4
too late for publication last evening
ing that P Cleve-

land had vetoed the Corliss amend-
ment.
on the bulletin board in front of
the office and the telegram pasead
up and down the street... The news
was received . by. everybody with
great rejoicing. There were
hurrabs! ‘and. hurrahs! and hand
clapping frem one end of the town
to the other. Canadiansand Am-
ericans shook hands in a royal and
hearty way, which showed the
warm personal feeling which exists
between them. Itis to be hoped
” that this good feeling will long pre-
vail,and that there will be no
cause on either side of the line for
complaining on. account of Cleve-
land’s wise course in vetoing the
infamous Corliss bill.

=
THE COBLISS BILL VETOED.

There Will Be No Need For Retali

The news was at once put

un-A i eA
SIMPLE TESTS.

For Gold, Silver, Lead and Cop-
per. F

The Mining and Electric News
gives some tests for lead, silver, gold,
copper and iren ores:

Lead and silver.—Take a piece of
the ore to be examined, powder it and
pass it through a fine sieve. Take 25
grains, or thereabouts, of the powdered
ore, place it on an iron spoon and
roast until no smell of sulphur arises.
Place the samples in an evaporating
dish and add twice the quantity of
nitric aciddiluted with a little water.
Heat overa lamp until citrous acid
fumes subside, dilute with a little
more boiled rain, snow, ice or dis-
tilled water, and allow ii to settle. If
cloudy, the solution must be filtered.
If clear, caretully pour off the solu-
tion frem the sediment into three
portions in three different glasses.
Add tc one portion a few drops of

salt ion of iatic acid.

tion by Canada.

President Cleveland vetoed the im-
migration bill yesterday, the last day

This will precipitate lead and sil-
ver, if any, as a white chlor-
ide; add the salt solution until the
precipitation ceases. Pour off the solu-

of grace, “I herewith return with-

tion and wash the p with boil-

Wi by the Sp

Falls & Northern and the Golum-

bia & Red Mountain railways,
Rossland has thirty five hotels,

with bars, eating and lodging

RED STAR

Livery and ~ Transfer G0.

thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

Quick work.

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 prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from cars; any
Telephone No. 8.

J.W. AARTLINE. PROP.

be ste vin ste stewtesty te Wester x. xt
One Price to Ali.
GEO. A. FRASER

Carries a couple, age pt
Perfumes, Powders,
and Toilef Articles,

sv

Carefully Pr pares
Your Prescriptions,
GEO. A. FRASER

Chemiat and Druggist,
Columbia Ave. Rossland, B.C

pS BYSBES BS BITES OS BE A

asa

years.
practical qmck repair tires.
why they are made detachable,

Kambier bicycles and G,

Tires.

The G.

. Light, strong, durable and will last for
&‘T. Tires are the only
That's

F. T. Merrill Cycle; Co.

821 Riverside.

SvokKane

Bizate ste sfc whe vt site sty sty xty ste ste ste

SBGE BIS BOS BES LOS TYSONS dys By 2p,

J. E. BURWELL,

DEALER IN

All Kinds and Lengths of Wood

PRICES REASONABLE.

Delivered. to any part,of town without
extra charge.

“HEAD o¥ SPOKANE Sr,

OFFICE : -

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,

J.W. LANE. PROP.

PALACE STABLES **

DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.-
WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS.

-  Ressland, B.C.

We are
still doing

business at
‘the same
place.

A. §, KERRY LOMBER COMPANY!

ROSSLAND, B..G.
Have a Fall Line of

Doors,

Lath,

Kiln Dried Lumber]

Finished or Rough. Lumber, Sash,
Shing)«s." Mouldings,
Lime, Cement, Firé Bricks, etc.

Yard, East Red Mountain Depot:

OTTO KOSLEOF, Manager.

Wg

Solid Vestibule Trains
MODERN EQUIPMENT
THROUGH TICKETS

ma To.
TACOMA, SEATTLE, VICTORIA,

VANCOUVER, PORTLAND,
and California points.

ST..PAUL, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO.
NEW ‘YORK, BOSTON,

W.R Beatty

Undertaker.

The Grand Hotel

Spokane Stamp: Works,

ELCCTROTYPERS,

‘and manufacturers of Corporation
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, ete.

Office at 126 Mill street.
SPOKANE, WASH

aad all points -east, also European 5S. S.
tickets.
TIME'SOHEDULE, LEAVING SPOKA
No. 3, West, depart, 1 "
0, 9, East, iS 310 a.m,
. ¥ s
caf? information, time cards, maps and ticket
¥F. D, GIBBS, General Agent,
SPOKANE, WASH.

SPOKANE, - WASH.

COR. MAIN AND HOWARD 8Ts,

Newly furnished. Strictly first-class
h Under the
of Frank Watson. Headquarters
for mining men. Elevator service

Tue CREEDMORE

Newly furnished. rooms.
Everything first class.
Offices. to rent, single or double.

Mrs., SWEENEY, . Proprietress,

Traders’ Bloch, Columbia Avenue,

nt.
No. 255 Morrison St., corner of Third.
Portland, Oregon.

ANADIAN
PACIFIC

night and dsy. Free bathe. On the
European and American plan. Every
room heated by steam. Free bugs to.
and from all ‘trains.

rooms, and a dozen
and all are well. patronized..

There are four weekly news-,
papers and two dailies. All other
branches of business are well
represented., The .population. is
variously estimated from 6,000 |
to 7,500.

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

It is useless to, write and, ask,
if any particular business would
pay here. Business men are fall-
ing over each other to establish
nearly every kind of - enterprise,
and all seem to_ be , doing. well.
Everybody must be his own
judge and take his own chances.

hile there is not work for all
who inquire, most. sober, indus-
trious persons whe really wish to
work have so far been. able to
obtain it.

We would not advise any man

here “broke” without
friends, although many who have
done so are doing well,

‘Tris camp is not being estab- *
lished on the basis of a pay roll
at present. The populace is
engaged, not only in working
the ‘mines and conducting the
business of the town, but are
buying,or bonding and develop-
ing mining property; buying and
selling real estate; building
houses for rental purposes; pros-
pecting and staking prospectors,
Many are here simply looking on
in wonderment. We believe it
will go on and on until Rossland
can boast a population of 50,000.
After that it will probably settle
down to a proposition of a pay
roll, but not for four or. five
years.

There are millions of money
here from all sections of the
globe; but the pri

>

é

POST OFFICE. BUILDING.

And Soo Pacific Line

' The cheapest, most comfortable and
Direct Route from :
ROSSLAND,
Kaslo, Nelson,
and all Kootenay Points

Through Tickets to and from

Reasonable Prices.

PACIFIC COAST

Eastern and European. Points.

WILLIAM MILLER.
TAILOR,

NEXT

To
McALPINE'S
DRUG STORE,
RESERVE ST.,
GOOD

gOODs ;
GOOD

FIT;
REASONABLE
PRICES.

J..F. TRAVERS

mine

We ship our pipe in. car
You can’ save
money by buying from us,|
Good stock of’ valves and _fit-
tings at reduced prices: Con-
tracts for hot water, steam
heating, plumbing and: set-
ting of manufacturing ‘ma-
chinery.

Stone ino
Heddle Co.

—Corner Columbia. Avenue

—and Spokane Btreets:

load lots.

te _Telephone 27.

Eoui d;

U
iag-Palatial Dining and Sleeping cars,
Luxurious Day Coaches, .Tourist: Sleep-
ing cars, and Free Colonist Sleeping
cars, run on all trains.

._ For the present schedule on Col-
umbia River steamers: ‘will be as fol-
lowsi— . | é :
Sreamer Naxusp will run on same
days.as at present. aa: far south a8
Rabson. -

bi

SreamMER Trait will leave Trail
at8a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays for Robson, connecting with
Steamer Nakusp for C. P. R. connec-
tion and Slocan points.and with train
fox Neleon. Steamer Teail will return
same day, bringing south bound busi-
ness from Steamer Nakusp and Nelson.
Steamer Lyrron, No change in
schedule.
For information as to rates, time,
ets... apply to the ncarest Canadian
Pacific Railway agent, or to
A.B, MACKENZIE, agent,
Rossland, B. C.
H. ‘McGrecor, Travelling Pass.
Agent, Nelson, B. C
Geo. McL. .Browwn,: District Passen-

~ Supplies

ROSSLAND. B. ©.

MANSEL B. GREEN,

Studio vf Music. and Literature. Lessons

Counterpoint, Harmony and ‘Thorough Bast asd
Elocution,

Open for engagements on program inge!
or pianist. ona .

Noxt to

JOHN BENNETT,

are from the United States, with
Canada largely interested.

The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
riches are scarcely excelled by
theimaginary “King Solomon's

Mines.” We will not attempt
to discuss the mines ina single
article, as we have been writing
about them for nearly two years
and have not been able to ‘keep
up with them. The ore shipments.
speak for themselves,

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

For further information come
and see for yourself, ox subscribe
for the Day or WEEKLY
ReEcorp,,

We
Custom Brokers, etc
Agent for Baker, Crawford & Co., Vancouver.

Direct i.nporters of Andrew Usher's Scotch
Trhiskles, 70. Y. ,Givv Bass o's Ales, on

a's
Goal aud Coke, Fire ies and :
PBrderp executed for Motobandios on “thi
lets executed for Merchandise on through

B’s Lading direct from England, elth
the Horn of over the G-P. He emer tonne

Thos, Mayne. Daly,
Notary Public, Commissioner,
Upstairs in Ritchie Block
Columbia Ave. Rossland.

THE HOWARD
“«KOUSEP

O'CUNNELL & FARRELL, Props.

|, Importis
Agent,

Mi.ing Headquarters,

McAULIFFE & CARSON
THE LEADING x
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.

Rossland,

ger.agent, Vancouver.

Gelumbin aad: Welarn: Railay

Time Table'No:4.. Totake effect Feb. 3, 18979
BASTBOUND. re
Dally except, Sunday.

Avenue | ¥°. ‘
No. 4 passenger leaves

Arrives at Trsil..
‘WESTBOURD.
Datiy except Sunday.
(0. 8 passenger leaves Trail.
Altives in Rossiand,.

British Coluinbia: | aeparti

. P. GUTELIUS,
e General Supt.

W. M. HENDRICKSON, M,.D.
Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, etc., British
Columbia, Canada.
Late Surgeon Workingman’s
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Srusst Buocr, ROSSLAND

H. B. FINDLEY,
DD. 8, L. D. 8.
Graduate of the Pailadelphia Dental
college and Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Stussi block. - °

Rossland, B. ©.

rates,
your nearest ticket agent, or

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS 2
Two Fast Trains daily: between St.

Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago with all
lines running east and west.

For full information regarding routes,
maps, folders, eto.. address

JAMES C. POND,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Milwaukee, Wis.
r GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen Agt.,246 Stark St. Portland, Ore,

Considerable Work Being Done With
Good Showing. |

pee 0) i Ait" Tae the Seattle
Post-I ntelligencer said the mining in-
terests in Yale district, British
Columbia, seem to be attracting the
attention of mining men, and from
present indications that locality. will
soon be the scene of activity and
work and one of the live camps of the
Northwest. Mr. Buchanan, who has
been at work on a large iron cap, re-
cently bonded it to Montana capital-
ists, who now have as. force of men
pushing development work om the
property. C.. J. Gordon, who has
been developing’ free milling prop-
erty, tle Sunrise, hes sold it for cash
to Spokane men. “J, M. Pitman. and
others are developing ‘n” 16-foot irom
cap ledge. From present indications
the prop to be luabl
The Gold Belt. Mining company, of
which G@. W.Yanocey, ‘of, Seattle, is
president, will soon begin active work
on its property.” The pany has a

power over 17 miles
of line to Rossland aed Trail. “As
soon as we can get our bill through,”
said Mr. Norman, “we will have con-
tracts to supply the War Eagle, Le
Roi, Josie; and_in fact, the leadin
minesin Rossland, with power, an
expect that before long we shall have
to increase our power to keep up with
the demand. ‘e have all the neces-
sary capital to go right ahead, and
mean business from the atart.

JOHN M. BURKE

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

JOHN M. BURKE, Rosslaud, B,C,
J. E. MILLS,

Agent fer Montreal Syndicate Lets of the Origi-
ccs al Townslte of Hoslang, On

TERMS MASY.

: PERFECT TITLE.

Office: Third building east of

GRAND ONION HOTEL.

PRICES Low.

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

large ledge ‘of milling and: concen-
trating ore, which from the. surtace
croppingeruns high in -gold» _ The
large body of ore ia sight snd the
easy access of the property. to trana-
portation will with little development
work enable the company to begin
shipping ore. The Do minion, Superior
and Mayflower; owned by Napol

The Walters Co., Ld.
General Brokers.

Mrixs, Monke Sanus AnD Mom Prepvers
rs in Develo) Mines; first-class “Pros-
peots’* Stan ‘Shares.
a rineeigalat attention cite te tect weyers os
i :
physical Nentures and titles.
Correspondence solicited.

Sabourin, have strong ledges and are
properties worthy of notice in. this
locality.

—~—_—.

FROM THE RECORDS

TRANSYEES.
marcH 1.
Evening Star}, Joho L Beckwith
to Lionel © Johnson.
Mary Night, DE Moore to HW.
Melton,
Roy #, W B Brown to. A W God-
frey.
Vermillion, F Salisbury and William
Griffiths to Thomas English.
Monarch, Last. Chance, Gladstone,
Australia and Lucky Number, W
Sivyer, George D Root, and. Willian:
G Carpenter to D Wallace McLeod
and H Brucé Findley.
Monaron, Last Chance, Gladstone ,
Australia, Lucky . Number, WwW
McLeod and H_ Bruce Findley to
Rossland Eastern Gold” Mining com-

pany.
Old Judge. J Smith to Robert W
Grigor and W C Muirhead,
MARCH 2,

Minnie No. 2, G@ A Pounder to
Hanson L Tibbits.

CertiFicatEs OF Work.

March 1.—Australia, Daly. Gold:
finch.
—_s

SPOKANE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monte Sells For 124 Cents and Grand
Prize For 8 Cents,

Spokane, Wash. March .2,—The
closing quotations on the exchange to-
day were: Butte, 3% bid, 4} asked;
Commander, 14 bid, 15 asked; Crown
Pomt 49 bid; Celtic Queen, 5 asked;
Deer Park, 173 bid, 193 asked; Even:
ing Star, 11} bid, 18% asked; -Great
Western, 14 bid, 15 asked; High Ore 4
bid, 6 asked; Iron Mask, 41 asked;
Josie, 50 asked; dose Mac, 124
asked; Jumbo, 57 bid; - Le Run,
7.65 asked; Mayflower,” 16": asked;
Novelty, 5¢ bid, 8 asked; Phoenix, 16
asked; Poorman, 4 bid, 4% asked;
Rossland Red Mountein, 19 bid, 20
asked; St. Elmo, 8} bid, 9} asked;
Silverine, 7 asked; Virginia, 10> bid,
12} asked; White Beat, 20° asked; |’

P. O. Drawer L. ROSSLAND, B.C.

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd.

OF TORONTO,*
OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRAGER'S DRUG STORE.
Mining Stocks and Olaims bought and seid.

Gro. Gunn, Secretary.

J. B. CLARK & CO.
ines, Stocks and
Real Estate’

We make a-spocialty of E.smibing,
Reporting on and Developing Mines,
Rossland B.C.

BRADLEY & MILLS,

MINES, STOCKS
AND
REAL ESTATE.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Office of the ¥
Rossland Employment ‘Agency.
Columbia Ave. ; ROSSLAND,B.,0,|

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
protect them from wild cata.

- §. C. CHEZUM.

P. O. Box 72.

Rossland Mining Abstract

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

General Mining Business Trar-sacted. Mining Blanks Carefully. and Neatly Executed.

- CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Orrice: Traprrs Biocx, Columbia Ave. 7,

JOHN JACKSON, JB.
Co;

ROSSLAND, B.C.

‘Dundee Gold Mining Co, Ltd

PARKER

Assays ‘obtained January 28, 1897, $22
gold, 2. ounces silver. ;
Depth 70 Feet. 3

.| tion..te the 0

Situated between Wild Horse and Poreupine Creeks. land; B. O.

Fi Blok of Treasury Suck at 10 Cont

WEEKS, KENNEDY GO. Brokers.

GROOdP,

Results Talk !!

“The

Noble Five, Con., 60 bidj Rambl
Con., 49, asked; Reco, 1.20 bid, 1 35
asked; Wonderful, 10} asked; Reser-
vation, 8} asked;. Dellie, 18} bid, 16
asked; [vanhoe, 15 asked; Cariboo; 473.
bid, 494 asked.

The closing quotations on unlisted
stocks were: Alberta, 15 asked; Cale-
dovia Con., 4 asked; Eureka, 2} bid;
Gertrude, 7 bid, 9 asked; Gladiator, 2
asked; Grand Prize, 8 bid; Homestake,

has been no ‘Jet up in the rt
property. The work is to be pushed more vigorously, if possible;
until the Sunset is a regular producer of pay ore in quantity. With

tt of The Canadian Gold Fields syndicate, limited;
now have over.one hundred and fifty feet of underground development
to their. credit:in the-rich Sunset No. 2.

PRESIDENT - - -
Capitalist and Original Owner ef R:

Apvisory Director - ~

Mn Surzrintenpent = - -. 3B,
Ex-Superinténdent Le Roi’ Mining Co.

J.

Arrangements having been com-
pleted for the disposal of the first
issue of Treasury stock in the
Royal Five Gold Mining Company,
the price of stock will be advanced
to 10 cents per share on and after
the ist day of March, 1897.

The Royal Five Gold

Mining Company.

LIMITED LIABILITY.

FIVE MINING LOCATIONS, INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH.

~ CAPITAL

COLUMBIA, (COMPANIES ACT, 1890.)

$1,500,000:

Divided’ into 1,600,000 Shares of $1,00 each, fully paid and non-assessable.

Of which 500,000 shares have been set asitle as Treasury Stock, the p ad

lied to dei

to. be app
2 work only. The remaining 1,000,000 shares of vendors’ or promoters’ stock has"

peoled by mutual agreement.

land, B. C.

Vicr-Preswent, - Hon. D: W. HIGGINS, M.P.P.
of the L A of B.C.

ROSS THOMPSON

ossland Townsite,

DIRECTORS. me

Taeasurer) - - JOHN McTEER REPASS
Mine Owner Montana and British Colnmbia,
Kossland, B. C.

‘Hon. D. M. EBERTS, Attorney! Generul for the

President Golden Queen Gold Mi:

Vice-President White Bear Gold Mining
Company, Rossland. B.C.

OFFICES: R

JOHN Y. COLE

Province of British Columbia, p

DAVID B. BOULE, Managér Kootenay Goldfields
Co., Limited, of London, Eng

SECRETARY .. 8, THORNTON LANGLEY:
Mining Broker, Rossland, B. C.

ining Co., and

OFFICERS. .
-W. LILJEGRAN | Consutring Exdivese - FRANK MOBERLY, ©. E-
Rossland, B. C. .

ECORD BLOCK, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Bawxers: Tue Banx oF British Norra AMERICA, RossLanp, B. C.

Application for stock, copies of by-laws, copies of prospectus, or information of any description in rela_
maay be d of the 8 ;

Ss.

Good oe
Good; Clark & Co:
Beaw Boras aie Muiite”

Broxers,

Conveyance, Coraraissioners;' dem; |i
MINES “AND MINING STOCKS:
Clainis bougtt and sold. Cempanier

formed. Rents collected, &c. Cerres=|i#
pondence solicited.

COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.C.
Seis R

‘y, at the officss of the Company, Recorp block, Boss —

THORNTON LANGLEY, Sécretary¥*:

JEBRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING |
AND: REFINING: C0,

Is‘now prepared to ‘buy Gold, Silver and —

O.-W. RICHIE & CO.

Miriés aid Mining Stockbrokers}!

1f Pest Street.
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

From the beginning there 0
ion and d

pay ore: in quantity come increased share values and dividends. As
a the fally-paid, absolutely non-assessable|

Ps t  theref;

10 asked; Little Darling, 8 asked;
Knight Templar, 4 asked; Mugwamp,
8} asked; Idler, 9} bid; Phoenix Con.;
7 asked.
The sales today were: 1,000- Monte
Cristo, 124; 1,000 Grand Prize, 8; 600
Grand Prize, 3. Sales after the call :
1,000 Rambler, 46, 5

—ipeeo
ELECTRIC POWER.

Rossland and Trail to Have Power by
Electricity.

W) 8. N sai of
-.. ©* Norman, of ‘Rossland, and |
¥ liam (Archer, of New York are in
_jctorin in connection with the pri-
pie bill that is being asked for by the
: ritlah Colur:tia Light and Power
the pany: to supply electric power to
wean of Trail and. Rossland. The
bel icate to which these gentlemen
‘0g have already epent $100,000 in
ae in turbine wheele, crib work
a flumes in connection with placer
" ning: on the PendO’reille river, not
sun Waneta, and have ulready
Tre, horee-power at their command.
a y wish to incorporate with a capi-
Cf $1,000,000 to string wires and in-

ROSSLAND- -

sharesof The Canadian Gold Fields syndicate, limited, at 10 cents
per: share; appeal. most forcibly to every intelligent investor.

and

lopment of this fine

REDDY & REINER,

MINING ‘ BROKERS

& 202 Rookery, SroxanE-

A. W. ROSS & CO......

./,BTOOK and MINING. ..

BROKERS ¢ "zg

_ TORONTO, ONTARIO.

Order shares; p'

Pp 8

The Walters Co., Ltd:

BRITISH COLUMBIA,

H. OHARA &

108 St. Francois

Steawe their water power te-carry 1,-

Or through any ‘reliable Bank or Broker.

24 Toronto St, Toronto, Ont,
SAWYER, MURPHY & CO,,

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

co,

Xavier St.,
Montreal, Que.

PROSPECTORS.
We are making a Specialty of

Copper Ores.
ftice and Works at Trail, B. C.

INONGEZU

Gold Mining. Company
(LIMITED LIABILITY.)

Mine, THE RETALIATION;

Situated on Deer Park M i x C
And th GOLDEN WEST- on the North Fork of Salmon.

CAPITALIZATION.

Par Value, $1.00 Each, ck Folly Paid and Nen-Assagiahle,
TREASUBY, 300000 SHARES.

INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

1,000,000 Shares.

Orricans, . .
R.. C. MACDONALD, ‘President. J. G. HOUGHTON, Vice-President. *
GEO. E. TOMS, Secretary-Treasurer.

Head Office, ROSSLAND, Bi’ C.

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

stocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily

INCORPORATING

iti in’ all Districts of

The Retaliation adjoins the Roderick Dhu and Fairview, and is but one,

claim distant from the famous Lily May and Deer Park mines, both of which

are producing mines, The lead of the Deer Park can be distinctly traced
the Roderick Dhu and Retaliati

B. ©. Treasury stocks all
listed East. For further par-
ticulars apply to
L.C. DILLMAN,:
11 & 128herwood Blk;
Spokane, Wash.

ficient work has been done on the property to.s cure the Companys
Crown grant. The Retaliation isa tunnel proposition, and oan be worked
more cheaply in consequence.

Address all ications to the
B. CO. | Office in the Shaw Block.
Remi‘tances can be made to the Manager of the Bank of British North
America. RossLanv, B. 0.

y, Geo. E, Toms, Rossland,