THE EVENING RECORD} who worked in the Daly mine for

BY GBER CO. SMITH,

tmauy years, and who, although
only in the prime of life, is knuwa

Publiched every day (except Sunday) and Weekly.

to all the old miners in the camp,

DAILY:

One Year in Advance.
oix Months

One Moat 100) In speaking of the point at
ale oopy” *s issue, he said to an outside paper :

One Year, in advance.
Biz'months, in advance
Bingle copy.

WEDNES)DAY, FEB. 3, 1897.

visited this section. Previous to
coming here, he worked at Butte,
Mont,

“American citizens are not wan-
ted in Trail creek. Miners from
any section of the habitable globe
are more welcome there than those
from the Nomein of Uncle Sam.”

Everybody who tries to build up

CONSERVATIVE WRITE: UP.

The Daizy Rxcorp is now engaged
in a systematic, cnservative write-up
of all the principal properties in this
district. They give the location,
Owners, machi.iery, amount and kind
of work, size of vein, value and char-
acter of ore, and, in fact, all infor-
mation desired by the general public.
So far the following properties have
been written-up: Le Roi, War
Eagle, Josie, O. K., Iron Horse, Iron
Mask, Poorman, Crown Point; Lily
May, Commander, Deer Park, Victory,
Triumph, City of Spokane, Nest Egg,
Centre Star Phoenix, Northern Belle,

@ race prejudice in this section
does a wrong to evoryone i

and the Canadian Paciflo and Great
Northern, by which the 0, P. R. gave
notice to the Great Northern that the
Seattle and International would sup-
Plant the arrangement for hauling
business from New Whatoom to :this
city, and cancelled its contract with
the Northern Pacific for carrying its
business from this city to Portlan?’,
are thought in St Paul to be evidences
that the Canadian Pacific railroad de-
sires to be foot free before beginning
a fight for the differential. . m
Atthe transcontinental passenger
meeting in Chicago, just closed, the
800 Pacific ineffectually demand a
differential on business to the Pacific

ed here.

QUESTION OF EMPLOYMENT.
Neither the inhabitants of Ross-
land or her newspapers have tried to

here by holding out the idea that
there was work or that wages were
better than elsewhere. On the
other hand the outside world has
been warned against coming here
without money. The Recorp be-
lieves this section of the country
is as good a country to be broke in
as any; still we would not advise
men without means, to come sere.
Henry Fitzgerald, a miner of

iderable experience, who re-

Iron Colt Sun Set, © lidated St.
“ Elmo, Mayflower, Jumbo, White Bear
I. X. L., Cliff, Red Eagle, Butte,
Cracker Jack, St. Paul, R. E, Lee,
and Maid of Erin, Heather Bell,
Beaver, Mascot Culifornia, Boulder,
Gold Crown and Mascot Fraction,
. Giant and Red Mountain, Mabel,
Homestake and Gopher, Elise, Ida
Queen, Monte Cristo and Colonna.
Back b an ac-

cently visited the camp, went out
and said : ‘

“Trail creek is no place for a
miner seeking employment to go to.
The scale there runs from~$2 ‘to
$3.50, the last amount being paid
to crack men on machines,”

So far most miners: who come |
here really seeking work have been
able to find it. They should be
their own guardians in ‘the dis-

Count of these properties can be had
at this office at 5 cents a copy.
———_—_—
NEWS FOR ADVERTISERS.
The Recorp has a larger circulation
in Rossland than the bined cir-

Pp of their whereabouts and

not complain if they come and do

not find everything they want.
——__

THE ALASKA BOUNDARY,
Secretary Olney and Sir Julian |
P have signed a conven-

culation of all the other Papers pub-
lished in Rossland.

The Day Recorp has more than
three times the city circulation of any

tion for the definition by iis

induce laborers of any kind to come| g,

coast. The d J really came frum
the Canadian Pacific, which’owns 66
per cent of the Soo Pacific's mileage.
It asks that the difference ‘via Port
Arthur apply via St. Paul. “No trane-
continental official Present except the
di Pacific’ rep Te-
demand as worthy of con-:
and the Canadian ‘route
via St. Paul was “turned “down”
abruptly. The Canadian Pacific
Protege now shows its teeth and
growls vengeance. Competitors are
inclined to believe it intends to en-
force its demands by force.

garded the
re bien

the Canadian Pucific now but: to seize
violently what we refused {@ concede.
peacefully, and we are preparing for
the worat,” eaid a prominent ‘general
passenger agent yesterday. “Do not
be surprised to see the greatest war
on record in passenger rates to -the
ceast opened within ashort time. Rut

ver Pp we
will not grant ‘any differential. We
have established a principle which we
regard as a part of our life, and Will
protect that principle as'a ‘man would
Protect an organ of his body. If the
war comes, a8 some uf us belibve it
will, we will fight to the finiah. We'll
sacrifice everything before we recog-
nize a differential ‘and in our fight
we'll have the backing of lines outside
of Chicago, St. Louis-and-other points,
where the feeling is bitter alieady.

“The day has:gone by: when any
transcontinental road will grant a

sion of s0.much of the bound

diffe to the Canadian Pacific on

other daily paper published here.

These are facts we challenge any
one to deny. We stand ready to
Prove them. Taking circulation into
consideration advertising rates in the
Datty Recorp are more reasonable
than any other medium in Rossland.

Advertisers should not forget these

facts.

———__"
PROPOSED ALIEN LAW.

At present a great deal is being
said and published concerning the
proposed alien law. Some of the
newspapers of the province and
Dominion are fair and others are
not. Some of them beat the air
upon mere rumors, among which
is the British Columbia Mining
Record. It says:

, “From Rossland comes a com-
Pplaint that preference is given in
that town to the employment of
American miners over Canadians.
If this be true and the nationality
of the werkman allowed to inter-
fere with his obtaining work, it is
an outrage which should not be
countenanced or allowed. The
fitness of the man for the work re-
quired to be done should be the
only test. In Canada we take
broader views of such matters than
they do in the United States. There
a lian workman is regarded
.a8an alien and refused employ-
ment. Herein the Dominion an
American is not barred from get-
ting work because of his nation-
ality. But if tae complaint coming
from Rossland be true, that Ameri-
‘can mine owners will only employ
American miners to the exclusion
of Canadians, it is time to consider
whether Canada should not put
analien law in force tu protect
her own people. We like Ameri-
cans and like to have them living
amougst us and enjoying the ad-
vantages of our country, but they
taust learn the principles of fair
play if they wish our friendship to
continue. We trust the com-
plaint that has reached us is un-
founded.”

The only possible color that
could be given to the complaint is
that the mines are owned princi-
pally by Americans. Those who

|141st meridiac.

deposits, and it is high time the
matter was settled,

The Canadian Pacific to Force Its

ji as is marked hy the
The treaty will
be sent to the senate on Monday
next. The treaty provides for a

‘ y 8 i
line between Alaska and’ British |The Canadian Pacific

ask a diffe

b from 8t. Paul.
has the shortest
line and the best scenic route. It ie
the best advertised and has the must
money behind it. It would be as
reasonable for the Northern Pacific to
ial from the Union Pa-

of four 1 The
names-are not given in the ‘treaty
but will be agreed -on hereafter.
The commission will -meet under
the terms of the treaty at London
or Washington. The formal name
of the treaty is “A convention be-

Canadian Pacific to ask a differential
on travel via St. Paul from the Grea
Northern.”

cific on Portland businesa—as for. the

VALUES THE PAYNE MINE.
A. W. McCune, the owner of a two-

tween the United States and Great
Britain for the demarkation of 40
much ofthe 14lst meridian west
longitude as may be aecessary for
the det: tion of the boundary
between the respective possessions
of North America.” Its purpose is
to settle beyond doubt the exact
location of the moridian and
thus prevent clashing between
miners who have been attracted in
large numbers to the vicinity of the
boundary and the local officials of

fifths interest in the Payne ‘group,
says that $5,000,000 would not buy the
Property now..
one of the heaviest shippers in the
Slocan this winter.
month of December. ore that netted
$100,000 was. shipded’ to the Pueblo
smelters. he vein"has been opened
up fora distance of 1,200 feet, ‘the
average width being 15 inches. ‘The
other lucky Owners in the -Payne. are
W. L. Hodge of Anaconda Who has|.
an equal interest with McClune and
Scott McDonald who owns one-fifth.

The Payne has been

During | the

the countries. Meridian 141st
west longitude was not sel as
the boundary liue by secretary
Olney and Sir Julian Pauncefote;
but is laid down as the line of di-
vision in the treaty ef cession by
which Alaska was passed by Russia
to the United States. The difi-
culty was to tell just where the
meridian runs, by no means an
easy task in such a rough, rugged
and snowbound country as Central
Alaska. Even in more hospitabl

A. KERRY LOMBER COMPANY

Kiln Dried Lumber

Doors,

Lime, Cement, Fire Bricks, eto.

Yard, East Red Mountain Depot.

ROSSLAND, B. C.
Have a Fall Line of

Finished or Rough Lumber,

Sash,
Lath,- Shingles, Mouldings,

“I suppose there is nothing left for {

bs

LUMBER! LUMBER!
$13 A Thousand.
| A RON JAFFE, P>

Successor to ;
British Columbia Mill Company.
Full Stock of Dressed Lumber, Shingles, etc.

Office and Yard at “y,” ©. & W. Railway.

THE HOWARD
«€AOUSEP

O°C.!:.NELL & FARRELL, Props.
Mi::ing Headquarters.
i

H. B. FINDLEY.

D Ss, L. DS.

of the Pniladelp Dental
college and Hospital of Oral Surgery.

D.

G:

Stussi block. Rossland, By C

RED

STAR

livery and ‘Transfer Cp

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and

i We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Westere
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of treight from ears;
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

J. WW. AARTLINE. PROP.

any

Quick’ work. Telephone No. 8.

‘ANADIAN
PACIFIC Ky.

“Soo. Pacific Route.

The-cheapest, most comfortable and
Direct Route from

“ROSSLAND,
Kaslo, Nelson,

Kambler Bicycles and G.

Tires.

Light, strong, durable and will last for
years. The G, & T. Tires are the only
practical quick repair tires. ‘That's
why they are made detachable,

F. T. Merrill Cycle Co.
821 Riverside. Sroxayr

Tr.

and all Kootenay Points

Through Tickets to and from

PACIFIC COAST

astern an ean Points.

Equipment Unsurpassed, combin-.
ing Palatial Dining and Sleeping cars,

WASHINGTON AN

PALACE STABLES ==

SADDLE AND PACK HORSEs,
DELIVERY AND-TRANSFERING.

> RESERVE STs.

J.W.LANE, PROP, - — Rossland, B. 0.

Luxurious Day Coaches, Tourist Sleep-
ing cars, and Free Colonist Sleeping
cars, run on all trains. >

Forioformation as to rates, time,

etc., apply to the nearest agent.

H. E. MAcDongELL, Nelson, B. C.;

A, B Mackenzie & Co., Agents,
Rossland, B. C.

to Gro. MoL. Brown, District Passen-

THE EXCHANGE WATIONAL BAIR

Cupital $950,000.00 |; ~
Sutplus and Undivided Profits $50,000.
Jacob Hoover, president; A,
ident; E. J. Dyer, cashier.
Special cnae and atteution paid to mining’ es-
crows.

4. Ross, vice pre-

ger agent, Vancouyer. X

New. Schedule. .

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELCCTROTYPERS,

4,

Cc. & K.S. N.Co.

For the present achedule .on Col- i
umbia River will be as follows :—
SreaMer Naxver willrun on same

Office at 126

7 and of Cor
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, ete.
Mill street.

" SPOKANE, WASH

daye as at present as fir south as
Bobson. a

Srzamer Tran 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
for Neleon. Steamer‘Trail will return

‘” -Nash

CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS

Job Work Promptly Attended to.

Ofte: Corner of Spokane street and Col-
umbia avenue, Rossland, B. C.

& Comstock,

nd,

same day, bringing south bound buai-
ness from Steamer Nakusp and Nelson.
Steamer Lytton. No. change: in

Camis eal Wien amy

Stenographer and Typewriter

schedule. . G. EATON, Correspondence (English and
. Agent at “Trail. B. O- French.) Losal® Work, En-
grossing - - - ”

MISS HARRIES, McBride Block,
Office 6f Jno. 8. Clute, jr., Beq
Residence—Windsor Hotel.

TIME TABLE NO. 3.
To take effect Jan. 4, 1897.
Kindergarten,

See ee cone | Austin Hall = +

Miss Karutswe Kea
Miss F. Frormwann

PRIVATE SCHOOL

Primary and interme-
diate.

Baseball Flats.
on} Teachers.

station JF.
‘WESTBOUND. ~

No. 8, passenger (daily ex-
cept Sunday) leaves Trajl
Arrives in Rossland...

climes the task of defining physi-
cally such an abstract line as a
meridian is beset with difficulties,
so it wasa matter of no surprise
in the present case that the claims
of the two countries should clash

OTTO ROSLEOF, Manager.

Ww. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND SMBALMING,
Reserve, near Spokane Street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Gaskets and Metal Lining alwys on hand
Telegraph Orders promptly attended to,

often now that they are known to

include extensive and valuable gold

—————
RATE WAR IMMINENT.

MANSEL B. GREEN,

Studio of Music and Literature.
Counterpoint, Ha: hor

Open for engagements on
Next to Occidental,

Mus. Bao,
Lessons in
Harmony and Thorough Bass and.
locution.
Tam as sth;
or pianist © cro
Columbia Avenue

Demand.

have had occasion te employ min-
ers on the other side. It is posai-
‘ a

what is believed will develop into the

A dispatch from Seattle says that

1 war on re-

ble that or si ti

cord is now on between the Soo
Pacific line and the Transcontinental

might give preference to old friends
and 1 , but not b

they were Americans.
It seems, howéver, that there
are some very good witnesses

to|”

Passeuger Assdciation.
precipitated at Chicago during the

WILLIAM E. DEVEREAUX,

COLUMBIA AVENUE, RORSLAND

Civil Engineer,

Provincial Land Surveyor and
Notary Public. Formerly. of
Victoria, B.C. Office, up stairs
in Weeks & Co’s Building.

This war was

ession at which the Soo Pacific de-

testify that the shoe pinches the
other foot.

the Pacific coast. The recent changes
in

te tial on t to

as

the C:

~ Henry Fi

djan A

» | Pacific rail

work done by H. Christensen, brick-
b layer.
d, the Northern Pacific, | smith shop, Reserve street.

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone and cement

Office at the gun and lock-

A. FORGAERN

No. 1, ger(Tuesdays,
‘Thuredays and Saturdays)
Jeaves Trail..... 6:30 p. m.
Arrives in Rossland... 7:40 p.m.
Connections made with ali boats ar-
riving and departing from Trail.
General offices: F. P. GuTextus,
Trail, B.C. General Supt.

‘Minin

ROSSLAND, B. C.

TRAVERS

Nappies,

PACIFIG RY.

SOLID VESTIBULED
TRAINS.

One of
Rossland” .

BELLVIEW CAFE...

first-class
Prices
comodafion for ladies, Open all

Mark A. Boren,
. Steward,

Spokane Street, Rossland.

Parlors to eat in in
moderate. Special ov-
I night,

Jerry Flowers,
Chef,

MODERN > EQUIPMENT
THROUGH TICKETS

TACOMA, SEATTLE, VICTORIA,
VANCOUVER, PORTLAND,
and California points.

Rossland,

McAULIFFE & CARSON,|

THE LEADING _
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.

British Columbia.

ST. PAUL, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO.
. W YORK, BOSTON,
aad all points east, also European §. 8.
tickets.
TIME SCHEDULE.

No. a, West, depart,

No. 8, East,
For information, time cai
call om or write se

¥. D, GIBBS, General Agent,
SPOKANE’

mM,
0 a.m.
8. maps and tickets

"
WASH.
oR
A. D. CHARLTON, :
Asst. Genl, Pass, nt.
No. 255 Morrison 8t., corner of Third.
Portland, Oregon. | *Phone 31.

LE ROI «> ©

WOOD
YARD.

Le. Roi Avenue, near Henderson’s
Brewery.

All kinds of wood delivered on short
no‘ice at reasonable prices.

-| night and day.

J. E. BURWELL,

DEALER IN

All Kinds and Lengths of Wood

PRICES REASONABLE,
Delivered_to any part of town without
extra charge..

OFFICE : Heap or Spokane Sr.

Stone sw
Heddle Co.

—Corner Columbia Avenue
—and Spokane Streets;

We ship our pipe in car
load lots. “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. :

~~ Telephone 27.
A. PARE

—— ARCHITECT —~
—o—

NEXT DOOR TO
ory HosritaL Rossland,

The I X L Clothing Co

Leading Clothicrs. Hatters and Gent's.
Furnishers.

509. 511 and 513 Riverside Ave. Mo
Mohawk Block, SPOKANE

The Grand Hotel

SPOKANE,

WASH.
COR. MAIN AND HOWARD_ST8,

Newly furnished. Strictly firet-class
throughout. Under the management
of Frank Watson. Headquarters
fot mining men. Elevator service
Free baths. On the
European and American plan. Every
room heated by steam. Free buss to
and from all trains, 5

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.

J. J. Henager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murplty creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in Sroups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terms.

ROSSLAND.

Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,
Columbia avenue, Rossland. te ,

_ BCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

The Program Was Garried Out to the
. Satisfaction of All.

The Auetin Hali school’ entertain-
mont took place lust evening at the
Church of England,and much credit
is duo the teachers, Misses Kehoe and
Flormann, The program, which was
successfully Carried out, was:

Pant 1.
Orchestra Selection
Chorus—‘My Old Canadian Home”.
“ Sehool
Revitation Howard Owens

¢'Trio— They Are. Three,” Margaret
McCraney, Mary Petrie and Don-

ald Blaise,

f. Drill—“Physical Culiire,” ‘Twelve
Girls,

E Solo A. M. Whiteside

Phrenological Lecture Prof. Harry
Drill and Song Kindergarten Class
Sketch—‘A Bad Habit Cured.”
Tableaux—“The Noblest Roman. of
Them All.”
PART It.

F Orchestra

«| Works, \td:, has gone to ‘Victoria to

arrange for a building site: for-the
foundary which is to be established
here. Itis not definitely known yet
where the location will be, but those
int i aro fid that suitabl
ground will be secured and on satie-
factory terms, As soon as these ar.
rangeinents are completed work will
be commenced upon the construction
of the necessary buildinge. “The com.
pezy bas received several specifica.

eel oe

“Cable, address ““Warrans,” Rossland, Use
“Lieber's” *Moreing and Neal's” aad Bedfor\-
MoNell's Codes,

The Walters Co,, Ld.

General Brokers:
Murs, Munxe Suanse aun Ming Propvcze
Ni 101 Mines, & i “Pros-
pects and Branaara shannon tratolass “Pros
dividuals end Sree
2 3
physioal Toatures/and tities,
Correspondence solicited.

Refervnose exchanged,
P..C. Drawer L. ROSSLAND, B.C.

attention giren to the orders of in-
Expert reports on

tions for ite plant and will order it an
early date, Mr, Barrow will be genéral
minnager Of the company and James
Findlay will have charge of the shops-
—Nelson Miner. : oe

REDDY & REINER,

MINING BROKERS

201 & 202 Roukery, Sroxans

J. E. MILLS,

Agent for Montreal Syndicate Lots of the Origi-
nal Townsite of Rossland.

PRICES Low. TERMS BasrY.

School
Not Sleepy,”.

} Chorus—“Lullaby.”
Recitaticon—‘Oh No!
Bessie Gilson.

Solo Howard Owens
Recitation Jack Neilson
Drill, Military Fourteen Boys
Recitation—" Weighing Kitty,” Hazel

Constantine. :
lo

os

S Mies Aldrich
ketch —‘Trying to Tell Hié Wife a
a Simple Little Incident,” (an
undertaking that has driven
many a man~to deeds of des-
peration,) Miss Florence Flor-
mann and Edward Kehoe.
Chorus—"The Dawn in Rosy Splen-
dor Breaks,” School
Finale and Tableaux.

PLACERS IN OREGON.

David Wilson Gives His Ideas About
Free Gold:-
4
“I believe there ia more gold in the
gravel bars of eastern Oregon than in
Ethe mines about Johannesburg,” said
f David Wilson of Ontario, Or. “The
‘presence of gold iu that section haa
been known for a number of years.
The gold is ao fine that until recently
no device has been invented - which
will eave it.. Last fall a machine was
invented by a resident of that section
which will positively save every color.
4 This opens up a wonderful field for
placer mining. At present the device
will only handle a limited amount of
gravel aday. If it is perfected so as
to operate on a large-scale there ia no
limit to ite possibilities. The mater-
ial carrying gold is a uniform deposit
of gravel underlying the entire sec-
tion. How deep these gravel beds ux-
tend there is no means of knowing.

The richness of this gravel can be |"

better understood when it is said that
from gravel taken from-the bottom of
a caisson 16 feet below the bed of the
rivor, where a bridge was being con-
structed across the Snake river, sume
miners washed out $1 to the cubic
yard = It.is not all as rich as this, but
it is safe to say the average will be 50
centsa yard The principle of the
machine mentioned is to force the
concentrates, consisting largely of
biack sand, containing the free gold,
through a bath of quicksilver, by
which all of the fine particles of gold
‘are amalgamated, after which only the
ordinary process ia used to take out
the goli. There have been hundreds
of tl is of dollars dered in
trying to save goldon a large scale.
All have made the mistake of pump.
ing too much water, and with too
great force, which causes the flake
gold to run off without coming in con-
tart with the quicksilver when used
on ordinary plates. I believe there is
@great‘future for all that section
when it is fully demonstrated that
the gold can be saved, and mining

can be on a
’

large scale.
Ontario, Or., is 90 miles east of
Baker City, un the Oregon Short line.

‘eam
ROSSLAND IS THE MAGNET.
The Montreal Star suggests that as

many members of parliament as can

get away should make a trip across

fea the continent to Vancouver. To
which the Colonist moves an amend-

ment that the word Victoria be sub-

atituled for Vancouver. The Koo'-

epaian moves as an amendment to the

d the bstitution of the

E ‘TITLE.
Office: Third building east of
GRAND UNION HOTEL,

The Anglo-Canadian \
Mining Exchange, Ltd.
oF TORONTO.
OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRASER’S DRUG STORE.
Mining Stooks and Claims bought and soid.

+ > GEo. Gurp, Secretary, F

J. BR. CLARK & co,
ines, Stocks and
Real Estate

We make a specialty of Esamining,
Reporting on and Developing Mines.
Rossland, B. C,

JOHN M. BURKE

C. W. RICHIE & CO.

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

Will examine-and report’ on mines
for sale,.and also on mines. of ‘which |
stock is being sold. if my reports Are
found not to be correct I will refund
moneys invested on same. = =>)":

JOHN M. BUREE, Rosslaud. B.6.+

BRADLEY & MILLS,

Ofiice 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 cats,

i

PARKER
Assays o

DEPTH

WEEKS, KENNE

Dundee Gold Mining Co, Ltd

btained January 28, 1897; $22
gold, 2 ounces silver.

Situated between Wild Horse and Porcupine Creeks.

First Block of Treasury Stock at 10 Conis

the

GROUP.

54 FEET.

DY?GO-Brokers.

Of which 500,000 shares have been set'aside as Treasury Stock, the proceeds to be

Pexsip)

‘Vicr-Presipent, - Hon. D. W. HIGGINS, M.P.P.
.. Sp of the 1 A of B.C.

Apvisory Director

Mine: SUPERINTENDENT

the business of gold mining:
ably promising mineral. locati
maine!

wd twenty-five miles from
W'cet Kootenay, B. C.

SHARES.—To pr
The price is subject
advance in

tion to the C
land,: B. C.

The. Royal Five. Gold

Mining Company.

FIVE MINING LOCATIONS, INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA, (COMPANIES ACT, 1890.)

CAPITAL - $1,500,000.

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

applied to development
The remaining 1,000,000 shares of vendors’ or promoters’ stock has
been peoled by mutual agreement.

work only,

DIRECTORS.

- - ROSS THOMPSON TREASURER - JOHN McTEER REPASS
nal Owner of Rossland Townsite, Miné Owner Montana and British Columbia,
land, B. C. ttossland, B. C. :
Hon. D. M. EBERTS, Attornoy General for the ‘
3 Province of British Columbia,
DAVID B. BOGLE, Manager Kootenay Goldfields
Co., Limited, of London, Eng.

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

ENT
Capitalist and O:

JOHN Y. COLE
-President Golden Queen Gold ne felng Co. acd
Vice-President White Bear Gold Mining
Company, Roasland. B, C.

4 ; j ; OFFICERS

E, W. LILJEGRAN CowsuLtine ENGINEER
Mining Co.

Secretary

FRANK MOBEBLY, C. E,

Le Rol Rossland, B. C.

OFFIGES: RECORD BLOCK, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Banxers: Tue Banx or Bririso NoRtH AMERICA, Rossianp, B. C.

Ey-Superintendent

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has been formed for the purpose of earning profits for its shareholders in
ith thi ject, after careful consideration, the directors have taken over five remark-
lons known as the ‘‘Royal Oak,’’ ““Whoop-up,"’ Atlas,’’ “Circassian” and “Gloucester”
ral claims, situnted in the Trail Creek mining division of West Kootenay, B. C.

SITUA TICH.--This group consists, of five claims, each 1,500 feet square and known
Whoo; "Atlas ol nd “Ci 77. all ree miles south of Lower Arrow Lake, on the
iver, west.of the Burnt Pass on Moberl creek, ten miles northwest of Robson, fifteen miles from Rossland
Trail by road, and thirty-five miles west of Nelson, in the ‘I'rqil Creek mining division of

AREA.—The ground covered by this group is about 260 acres.
TITLE.—The following certificate from Mining Recorder Kirkup shows absolute and perfect title.
Trail Creek Mining Division of West Kootenay, B. C.
i ; - Muuno Reconper's Orricx, Rosstanp, B.C., January 9, 1897.
Thave carefally examined ine reconds of this office relating to the title to the following mineral clai.os ;
2 Waseda eT ee. te
cassian, loonted Jaw 8 1590; reoorded Stine wh 1Bse
18 5, 1806; Fi -
June 5, 1896; led June =
And [hereby certify that the “Royal Five Gold Mining Company, Ltd. Lty.,"" has a good and pertect title to
@ records. (Signed)

rovide funds the Directors have decided to

The Royal Five Gold Minin; Man
is Ol

as the “Royal Oak’’

the aforesaid property according to
i J. KIRKUP, Mining Recorder.
Place a block of Treasury shares on the market.
ehange at any time without notice, as development work on the Proparty may justify an
nce in' the value of the shares at any moment.

‘There are seventy mining companies in the United States aud British Columbia which hi ald if $14,731, livid last
year,—Mining and Belontifio Press.” avo pal an aggregate of €11.791,620 In dividends las

Application for stock, copies of

by-laws,
ly may be obtai: f the

copies of prospectus, or information of any description in rela-
d of the 8

‘Y, at the offices of the Company, Recor block, Roas-

‘P

_S. THORNTON LANGLEY; Secretary.

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

Good, Clark & Co.

Bea Esrars axp Minina
ee, Broxers,

The Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate Ltd

INCORPORATED UNDER THE IMPERIAL ACT, 1862.

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MINES AND ' MINING 8TOOKS.

formed. Rents collected, &c.
pondente solicited.

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aims bought and sold. Companier

AND REFINING (0,

OLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.C, | - Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and

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An exploration and miamg syndicate
now: operating the Sunset ‘group: en
Deer “Park mountain at Rossland aud
the Jennie, a silver property in the
Slocan.

Capitalization Ten Million shares of
the par value of 10 cents each.

Stock sold only at par value,
solutely and no
liability. No promoters shares, all of
the stock being in the Treasury for the
purposes of the company.

It is only intended to sell two million
shares of the stock at present, that
being sufficient to pay for the proper-
ties now under bond, equip them with
machinery and provide ample working
capital. The remaining shares remain

Ay

The shaft‘om the Sunset No. 2 is now
dowm 40 feet, and THE WHOLE sHAYT
Is IN PAY ORE.

Five assays made from fair samples
clear across the shaft give the following
results in gold:

C.F.Clough & Co.

MEAD OFFICE;
SPOKANE, WASH.

Copper Ores.
Office and Works

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$6 KING sr., TORONTO, ONT.

(anconPoraTEp.)

Mines and Mining Stocks,

ROSSLAND, B.C.

«++ $44.00 in gold
. 42.00 «

Plans for a complete steam hoist, air
compressor and four-drill plant are

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

BROKERS ¢ Xigeztoo

\ Gold Mining Company
(LIMITED LIABILITY.)

Mine, THE RETALIATION.

Situated on Deer Park Mountain.

... STOCK and MINING...

Cc 17
TORONTO, ONTARIO. Rosstanp, British CoLuMB!

under way, and as soon as ipp
the extraction and shipment of pay ore
ill be i d

in the treasury and do not icip
inthe profits, but can be sold at any
time the-syndicate desires to acquire
other first-class properties.

Purchasers of syndicate shares at
pat, ten cents, participate in the profits
of the

in wi

Assays and samples of ore can be
seen at the office of the Walters Com-
pany. Intending purchasers of stock
are cordially invited to call at the com-
pany’s office, when they will be taken
to examine the mjoe.
are now invited for the

of every pany.

The Sunset Group

on Deer Park Mountain, adjoining
Rossland, are now being actively de-

fully paid non-assessable shares of The
Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Lim-
ited, at ten cefits per share.

‘@No order filled for less than five hun-
dred shares.

Send orders and direct

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

J.B. FERGUSON « CO.

CAPITALIZATION.
“Far Vataa; 5.00 Each, © ok Fully Fait aut Homdsdeesable,
TREASURY, 300,000 SHARES.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,

1,000,000 Shares

OFFicans,
R. C. MACDONALD, President. J. G@. HOUGHTON, Vice-President.
GEO. E. TOMS, Secretary-Treaaurer. :

Head Office, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Next door to Bank of B: N A.

veloped by the Canadian Gold Fields
8 Limited.

word Kootenay as being the name of
tne district in whose hills is stored so
large a proportion of the wealth of
the Pacific province, and from which
bas eprung the newly acquired interest
in it which eastern Canada is now
evi i Kaslo K i

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THE KOOTENAY IRON WORKS.

A. R, Barrow, who is @ssociated
with Messrs. G. A. Bigelow and Geo.
Richard in the K Troy

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or through any bank.

AGENTS WANTED.
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The Walters Co., Ltd.

General Mine Brokers,

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ROSSLAND, B, C.

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TO PROSPECTORS,

INCORPORATING

Treasury Stock now offered at 4} cents per share.

The Retali adjoins the Roderick Dhu and Fairview, and is but one
claim distant frora the famous Lily May aud Deer Park mines, both of which
are producing mines, The lead of the Deer Park can be distinctly traced

h the Roderick Dhu and Retaliati

Sufficient work has been done on the property tos cure the Companys
Crown grant. The Retali is a tunnel p iti and oan be worked
more cheaply in consequence.

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

Propositions jn all Districts of
B. ©. Treasury stocks all
listea East. For further par-
ticulars apply to Address all to the
L. C. DILLMAN, B. O. Office in the Shaw Block.
11 & 12 Sherwood Bik, .'}-. --Remittances can be made to the Manager of the Bank of British North
Spokane, Wash. | America. Eossianp, B. CO.

y,Geo. E. Toms, Rossland,