Smelting

Industry iat

British. Columbia
Ia

T HE ABOVE QUESTION I8 ONE OF THE
coming questions to be thoroughly
discussed and settled and will, within
the next year, enter into practical poll-
tics, In order that the falleat hght msy
‘be brought to bear upon the question, 1

offer ae a

Three Prizes for Essays
on this suject:

How may the Smelting Industry of
Britiah .C bia be most ial,
retained and built up inCanada without
predjudicially affecting the interest of
the mine owners.

First Prize $50
Second Prize $30
Third Prize$20

_. The assays fo be in the hands of ‘the
“Secretary of the Board of Trade on or be-
fore June 1, 1898,

Prof. G. M. Dawson, of Ottawa; Prof.
W.A. Carlyle, of Rossland and Prof.
‘W. G. McConnell, ‘of Victoria, will be
asked to act as judges.

‘The decision will be made on or be-
fore July 1, 1898, when the money will
be paid to the winners.

J. B. McARTHUR,
President Board of Trade.

Schilling’s
Teas... .
English Breakfast,
Indo-Ceylon,
Ideal Blend.

DIRECTORY @&

Dominion, Provincial and City
OFFICIALS

DOMINION GOVERN’NT OFFICERS

R. B. MoDonaup :—Collector of Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
for issuing Klondike miners’ certifi-
cates.

W. 8. Jonzs:—Internal Revenue Col-
lector.

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS.

Scnorieup :—Supreme Court Reg-
istrar.
Joun Kinxur:—Recorder and Chief of
Provincial police. .
W. J. Roprnson :—Deputy Sheriff.
E. 8. Bowzs, M. D:—Coroner.
D. J. McDonaup :—Inspector of Mines,

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS.

H. 8. Watiacz :—Mayor.

C, 0. Latonpz, Alderman.
4.8. Goopeve, Alderman.
“J.8. Cuore, Jx., Alderman.
Ross THoMPsON, Alderman.

Avpeet Barrett, Alderman.
“J. Eparen, Alderman, _

G. A. Jonpan, Police Magistrate.

J. A. Inaran, Chief of Police.

‘Wx. McQueen, Clerk and Treasurer.

and Collector.
Reppicr, M. D., Health officer.

H. 8. Wallace.
G._A. Jordan,
T.M. Daly.

ROSSLAND’S -

SOLID BUSINESS MEN.

License Commissioners {

Enterprising and P

‘Wa. Hanp, Assessor, License Inspector
t

INFORMATION
ABOUT THE WINES.

A. Brief Write-up Which Will be Bx-
tonded to All the Properties
in the Camp. |

LE ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR

Best Iuformation trom

ONTH CRISTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA f.

These three properties are owned
by Enatern Cana la cupitaliata nnd are
represented here by George Plinder
ns general imaniger and Uarold
Kingamill, see and trea, They ure
all situated un Monte Cristo mount-
about a. mile north of town,

The Monte Cristo has over 1800 feet
of tunnel, shaft, rise and cross-cut
work. Itis provided with two com
preesors, one 7 ans one 4-drills.

Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work anid
is furnished power by the Monte Cris-
to. Forty men are employed on ‘the
two properties,

Virginia: Over $13,000 was. expen:
ed on the Virginian by former owners.
Monday, Nov. 15. the Inte purchasert

Owners and Other .
~ Sources.

‘This write-up will be contined cor-
rected and carried until the principal
nines aud prospects have been des-
oribed. As we are unable to visit all
propertics herein mentioned we will
uot be responsible for all t
isut in the main they can be relied up-
on as being correct.

DEER PARK.

The Deer Park js-located on the
summit of Deer Park mountain in
the suuth belt, « mile and a half,
south west of town, and has: probably
the largest mineral deposit io the
ramp. It is developed by a shaft 145
jeet deep, and 96 feet cross-cut. Its

hi ists ol 40. boil-

er and a 20-horse hoist. Supplies are
laid in for an all winters-work. ‘The
great body of ore is low grade, but is
reported improving a8 depth is gained.

SUNSET NO. 2-

The Sunset No. 2, is owned hy the
di ldfields Syndicate, limit-
ed, and situated in tne south belt, on
the east slope of Deer Park mountain,
one half mile from the busitiess cen-
ter of Rossiand, and just above the
1 & W. teack. tis being vigorously
wo with a force of 2b men.and
two machine drills. In the tunnel 55
fect a day Is being driven, and iv the
shaft, 44 feet. On the 20th of Nov.
there was 38U feet of work’ done, he-
ledes stripping the vein, and other

Men Who Advertise in The
Record.

MINING BROKERS.

Dabney & Parker. | The Walters Co.
Frank A. Raisd. John M. Burke.
Jennie L. Stone.

McGreggor-Atkinson & Co.

MINES AND REAL ESTATE ~
John R. Cook.

: prosper work. -Tbis property has 9

drill iP » hoist, pumps and
evexything necessary {» tie econom-
ical development o: ue mine,
LE -ROI.

Thele Roi mine hus become fame
oua as the greatest gold producer
in Canada. It has besides putting in
extensive and expensive machinery,
paid for over 4,500 feet of work, built

y ‘di purchased and
nearly completed a smelter, and paid
$725,000. in dividends. It is situated

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

M. FOX & CO.

106 E Columbia Avenue.

oO.

The ‘Waterloo Hotel
’ TRAIL, B. O.
Mrs: Reynolds, Propriotress
enant Rates ¢2 Per Day. First-Clase
Farnieh

ed Rooms With or
Withont Board.

Hunter Bros. Houghton & Bannett
HARDWARE AND MINE SUPPLIES.
Travers Hardwire Co.
DRY GOODS FIRME
The Crescent. ”
LIVERY STABLES.
Red.Star Livery & Transfer Co,
Palace Stables.: - : I
DEUGGISTS.
Geo. A. Fraser.
BTATIONERY AND WALL PAPEE.
H. 8, Wallace. .
MEAT MARKETS.

Russell & Hale Successzora to P.
Burns & Co.) adie

HOTELS.
Hotel Allan. * The Leland
Dominion Hotel. .

PLUMBERS.
O.M. Weller. i
LAUNDRIES,

Rosaland Laundry.
STENOGEAPHEERS.

Mra. Helen L. Keys.
UNDERTAKEBRS.
W.R. Beatty.
BARRISTERS AT LAW.
Smith Curtiss. A. MacNizh.
‘PHYSICIANB.
Dr. J. T. McKenzie. Dr. Edward Bowes.
DENTISTS, ©
Dr. Findley. Dr. D. E. Kerr.

en tie south-east slop. cy Red moun-.
tain, within the corporate ts of the
citye Cupitalization of the company
is $2,600,000, divided into 600,000
shares, par value $5 per share. The
mine is held at $5,000,000,

Jt has its own electric light plant
and its ore bins are built on the C.
W. track, with a tramway to the Red
Mountain ruilroad. ‘The principal
stockholders are Col. I. N. Peytau,
Senutor George Turier, Col, W. W.
2. Turner, Wm. J. Harris, Co! Wm.
H. Ridpath, L. F. Williams, Maj. J-
M. Armstrong, E. D. Sanders.

“CENTRE STAR,

> Owned by Centre Star miving com-
pany, Oliver Durant manager. Capi-
talization $1,000,000, shares par value
;Leach, No stock on the market.
there hus been repeated refusals of
par and hetter. ‘fhe mine is situated
1a town, half mile nurth cf tbe busi-
ness center. Is haa four separate and
distinct ledges which are developed
with over 4,000 feet of tunnels, shafty,
drifls acd crogs-cuts. There are many
thonznad tons of oréon the dump and
i sig-at, waiting favorable conditione
fer 4.eatment. This is one of the
tive locations in the camp and one 01
th- nest valuable. The latest and
mert i d iner, ia i Hed

ed a double. compartment
vertical shaft, which will he provided
with cages, the first in the camp.

All three of there cluims are val
nable and promise fair to make divi-
dend paying mines.

ANNIE F.

This claim is owned by the British
Lion mining company, George A.
Fraser, sec, and trea. Lt is located on
the eaet slope of Deer Park moun-
tain, south built, adjoining the Gold
Hunter and Grand Prize. It ix crown
grantad and has a shalt down on the
vein 90 feet. Ore vasaye from $6 te
$10, f° za ig regarded as a good pros:
pect.

THE UNION.

Tho Union ia located three miles
north of Rosalond and isowned by H.
P. Jonea, Hugh McGlynn, Mike Mor-
rie, E. Cronyn, J. A. MeDonald, A
ahaft has been sunk on the vein 85
feet with a tunnel and open ent of 35
feet. Surveyed and, crown granted.

BLUE BUCKET AND PRIMRORE.
Owned by Harry P. Jcnes. Located
tive miles north of “Rossland, and #
near neighbor of the High! T

he |

L have blocks of stock in the followin

ROSS THOMPSON

ng companica for sak —

Eureka Consolidated, West Lo Rot and Josie, -Monita, Tomestak
Gopher,.R. E, Lee, Eveniug Star, Monte Cristo,
and Silverine.

Lots: in the Original Townsite,

THE RENDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND, B, C.

OFFICE WITIL

Over Past Office.

Rossalnd Mining.

JOLIN R. COOK,

Office and Business: ,Rooms

TO. RENT.

Corner of Columbia Avenue and Washington Street. Best location
in the city.

Good Mining Property. . Shares of Stock in

Good Substantial Companies. Town Lots

Abstract Co.,

JONMN, TACKSON, Jr. Ag

Primrose shows an_ iron. énpping 75
feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows
a 7 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 « hall
miles from Roseland... There is a 90
foot shaft and 30 foot croxs-cut ov the
Electa. The ledge ia large and well
defined, and agsays have been obtained
an high as $300 a ton.
THE BLACK PRINCE.
Owned by the Black Prince mining
company, J. A. Kirk, pres.; Hector
McPherson, vice pres, G. A. Fraser,
sec. aud tre. Located on the north
side of the Columbiz river, three milee
below Trail. Work consists. of « 40
foot abaft, GO foot tunnel and about
100 feet of open-cuts. Assays $13.
THE ELBA.
The Elba ia nituated on Lockout
mountain, in the south. belt, just
south of the Crown Point and is
owned by the Elba-Trail Creek Con-
aolidated mining covipany, Robert
Barr, local manager. hers isa shaft
down on the vein 100 feet and a con-
tract let fer another 100 fee wi bh nine
men working.

MINERAL ACT 1896.

Certificate of Improvements.
NOTICE.

The Townsite Mineral Claim, situate
in the Trail Creek Mining Division of
West Kootenay District.

Where h.cated :—about 2,500 feet south
east of the Le Roi Mineral Claim.
Take notice that I, George Pfunder
etal., free miner’s certificate No. 3715A
intend, 60 days from the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder for a Cer-
tificate of Improvements, for the pur-
pose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the
above claim.

And further take notice that action,
under section 837, must be commenced
before the issue of such Certiticute of

Pp A
on the property.
WAR EAULE.

[
Dated this 22nd day of March, 1868.

IQUEEN |

STOVES.

$500

Travers Hardware Co.

Having moved into o

~ TO RENT

ur Fire Proof Building

The Record: Three Storey Building

Te fir rent in whole, or in psrt.-

Rooms on. Thira Floor.
Apply-at: This Office, sam

Quick Work.

- Tel. No. 8

Rod Star Livery and Transfer Co.

(Department. _

Rossland Evening Record.

—VCL. Il. No. 261.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1898.

PRICE 6 CENTS

Wall Paper

NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY.
LINE. # @ ee ee 8 we

HS. “Wallace's

Stationery, Well Paper, Roos,
Fancy Goods and Notion Store

To the Sick
a

We are noted for the gond quality, va-
articles re-
nureery,

tiety and low price of all
quired in th ick
such aa: +

* INVALID CUPA, INFANT'S FOODS

* WREDING OTTLES, TRETU.NG RINGS,

.TOILET POWDEBS, PUF¥ BOXES,

DELICATE PERFUMES, TOILET WATER,

4 ATOMIZERS,
Fountain and household
ber hot water bottles, rub!

antigeptiza, ote,

GOODEVE BROS.

DRAUGGISTS AND

STATIONERS 7 |F°
8

It pays to deal with Goodeye Bros.

‘Inges,. rab-
rice bags,
8, sponges, fever. thermometers,

THE: STOCK REPORT.

Mugwump was in demand this morn-
ing and several sales took plece’ “ We
have a large block of Peora for sale and
as we hear that this company is to be
reorganized, this stock should be val-
uable. Reports from Deer Park are
most encouraging and we look fora rise
in the price of this stock. We have 1,500
Monte Crlato: we should like to have an
of \.

QuoraTIonA.

Arlington (ei) 8
Saebides Grows.
5

The Walters Co.

Limited: Liabitity,
Drawer. - +) Rossland,
Buy and eel! lyginiate mining
only. Special utiention” given to the
stock of The Canudian Gold Fiella Syn-
dicate, Linuted, operating the well
known x

0

SUNSET NO. 2 MINE
at Repsland.
Cable Address: Walters.”

Ure Bedford McNeill’a, Lieber’s and
Cluugh'’s Codes,

cke |”

Turkish Baths
and Massage.

FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
NICE CLEAN ECTABLE PLACE.

No. 20 East Columbia Ave

¥F W Corryn Massent

EASTER DAY SERUGES

Bishop Dent of the Church of Eng-
land Gives an Able

BREVITIES.

residence by a bronchial trouble.

fine weather in the south of France.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier is confined to bis

Her Majesty Queen Victoria is in good
health and ie thoroughly enjoying the

OUR VIGTORIA LETTER

Our Weekly Budget of the Doings
of the British Columbia

The B. O. legislature bas adopted a
d by M. Helmck

Discourse, urging apen the dominion government Parlfament.
the advisability of establishing a mint

in British Columbia.

At $26 perton, Mr. Blackatocks esti-
mate ef the value of the War Eagle ore,
the output of the mine shall equal
$160,000 a month, out of which the cost
of mining, smelting, etc., muat be paid.

THE DAY OF RESURRECTION. BX-SPEAKER HIGGINS IS SCORED

Windy Budget Debate Ended and the
Government Wins Out—Mr.
Rithet’s Speech.

Why the Day Is Observed. and Its
Significance to the
Church.

Ore Shipmnts,

The ore shipments from the port of
Neleen for the week show a slight de-
crease from those of last week. owing to}
the fact that no shipmenta are entered |”
from Rossland as it was made a chief

ee

The services of the Church of England

Special Correspondence.
were particularly impressive yesterday

Victoria, April 5—The debate on the

morning. . The edifice waa filled to its
capacity and the musical portion was
dered 1

by the choir, the

“(We have Buyers for Good Stocks.

\ROLT_ & GROGAN

P.O. Box 428.

‘Taimrnone 45, Columbia Avenue.

Codes: Bepronp, Mcngint & CLowgx.

lections all being ‘inte to Easter
day,

Bishop Dent of New Westminster
conducted the services in the absence of
the rector, Rev. Father Pat Irwin.
The sermon was from the text found
in the gospel of St. John, 20:20: ‘‘Then
were the disciples glad when they saw
the Lord.”

“The gospels tell us that on ‘the day
of the the disci

port of entry April 1.

considerable,
for the woek: 2
MATTE AND BULLION.
Hall mines (matte)...... seeeeeee
ong.

Payne Mine, Slocan

Queen Bess....

Idaho, Slocan .

Tron Mask...

Last Chance.

Rambler...

Salurday Night

AG ST. CAARLES AALL

Social Dances

Fine Music. Excellent F1 00

Evervbody Welcome.

Saturday Night April 9th,

1898.

eet et Aner anion

JUST ARRIVED.

AUNTE

me

R BROS. |

===!M PORTERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

General Merchandise.

Manvtacturers’ Agents.

A Large Assortment of

=| MOULDINGS |

‘We make a Specialty of:
Glazing, Painting, Kalsomining,
PAPER HANGING

sDECORATING
FRESCOING

were
assembled together and talking of ru-
mors of violence by the Jews when sud-
denly Jesus stood before them as in a
vision. Their first emotion was to. be

come affrighted, for ‘they had not yet
learned that this had been foretold in
the scriptures. They supposed they
had seen a apirit and shrank from Him
as if they had beholden one of another
world, 5,

“But the Lord showed Himeelf to
them and convinced them He waa not
@ visitor frum an unseen world in an un-
substantial torm, but that he was there
in his bodily presence. . The’ disciples
then weré filled with joy, but still they

.|could not’ underatand® the Godhead.

However they-had ample proof that He
had come from God.
They-began.to.dyrell qp-theii

ences. They.bad_known Him

guide and teacher, He had ‘come with
words and actionsof goodness and loving
kindness. He had taught and mini-
atered unto them for three years. They
then, began to realize the meaning of His
resurrection, and that death did not end
all, They began to understand Hia
teachings of the glory and i

Total for the week............

Approximate value, $165 217,
Tons

Total for April.
‘Total for Marc!
Total for February
Total for January.
Total eo far for 1898..
Total: 1897, Revelstoke
Total, 1897, p!. Nelson 55271

8678
9500

Before Congress,

ness of life, and after His death in three
days they ehould see Him again. In
that I live, said He, ye ahall live also.
In my father’s house are many man-
sions.

“The feeling that God who had crea-
ted them did not design them to perish
took possession of them. And Jesus
ding before them was proof suffici-

Arthur & Pretty,

No. 115 East Columbia Ave.

ent. Here was the Lord in the same
body yet a wonderful change was mani-
fest. Several times thereafter he ap-
peared to hisdiaciples.”

“Weare taught that this life is but the
germ of our possibilities; that the deve-

Recites the Inhuman Barbarities
Cuba—War Almost On,

message to congress at 12:10 today.

The, shipments
from the Slocan mines have increased
Following are the figures

Value
--1,727° § 165,217

9049 § 671,949
949,188

1,197,489 | erected by the opposition. The latter
= 27227 Bite ore fairly gave up the fight on Friday, for

B
7,618,324

President McKinley Lays Hls Message

ADVISES CONGRESS TQ STOP IT

WASHINGTON, D. ©., April 11—
President McKinley sent his Cuban

It is a strong indictment of Spain for

-provincial budget, in progress during
the entire week, was brought to a close
on April 5. The practical work of dealing
with the estimates on the plain basis of
business required but half of this after-
noon and this evening, the house sitting
in committee upon the several items of
proposed exbenditure until after mid-
night and passing each and all without
amendment. .
Of the preliminary debate it may ‘be
said that it waa'a rem rkable victory for
Premier Turner’s administration, inas-
much as Mr. Semlin and ‘hie followers
entered upon the discussion ‘with the
evident intention of delaying the public
work just as long as possible—by re-aire
ing all their old grievances, talking
against time as they did on theinitiatory
resolution of the session, and picking all
the petty faulta that could be discovered
with the much-used opposition magni-
fying glass.
From the treasury side the reply waa
“progress and liberal government for =
jive and ‘ie

with facts to de
each frail structure of special pleading

when minister followed minister, and
member came after member to contra-
dict indisputably their hopeless case, no

beating of drums and flaunting of ‘colors
was practically uncondition-
ally. soy acre St “
“Anide from: the budget debate the
moet interesting feature of the week was
undoubtedly Mr. Higgins’ lsme attempt
to justify his treachery to the govern-
ment he was elected to support and the
constituency that had on the strength of
his promises sent him to the house.
Those who have known Mr. Higgins
only ag the dignified incumbent of the
speaker's chair had formed the opinion
that he was a strong man, When how-
ever he was heard upon the floor of the
chamber vainly endeavoring to jastify
an unjustifiable course the troth was
ont. His wisdom of the past had been
the wisdom of looking wise—and saying
nothing. Having proved a traitor to hia
party and his district. the government
certainly does not want Mr. Higgins.

in

Yee in AR
Goud sad ile horses, elegant turnouts and fancy driving teams; will drive you M aek ng Supplies.
anywhere at any time day or night. Sree. .
If yeu are getting up a driving party, seous nhout rige—good_ horges.
Horses boarded by the day or month. Packing of all kinds done, We do ex-
presy and baggage work ; will call at any part f the city. Contracts and job work
done promptly, light or hea: reight handled, mining machinery delivered on
-hort notice, ore n. Furniture, pianos and eafely moved. :
pay all damages done to anthing we handle. e act as shippers’ agents, will tran va H
fer, warehouse, or ship any clags of goode, e 8

We se’l Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarac wood.

her barbarities in Cubs in her efforts to
subdue by unprecidented cruelties the
insurrection in Cubs, which has shocked
the clvilized nations of the world,

The meseage states that the war in
Cubs, has prostrated American com-
meres with that island.

The island haa been rendered unfit for
human habiiation and one hundred and
fifty thousand reconcentrados bave been

FINANCIAL FIRMA. eee
D. M. Linnard. T. Gregson & Co,
THEATRES,

Rossland Opera House.
. GROCERS.
O. M. Fox & Co. Alex, Lynch.
MISCELLANIOUB.
A. H. Christenson, brick and stone
work.
Alex. Larson, brick manufacturer,

MINB COMPANIES,

begins in the other world. Not
only the development of present capa-
city but of much of which we have now

LOOK! « LOOK! uo conception. Wise men have pointed

: out, and in the poetical works of Brown-

: ing the idea ie prevalent, that life here

BOARD AND ROOM igimmature. We have not full scope
$5.00 PER WEEK.

for the powers within us. Friendships
MEALS 15 CENTS are no sooner made when suddenly bro-
AND UP.

ken.
‘Tea, COFFE OR BEER WITH MEALS,

Nor will the opposition take him up,
much as he would like them to. Hence
solong as he remains D. W. Higgins,
M.P.P., the member for Esquimalt will
henceforth owe allegiance only to the
party holding its caucuses under Mr.
Higgine’ hat—and that appears to be the
party that he has served most zealously
during his entire public career.

‘Thia mine and the Crown Point are
owned by the War i-gle C lidutcd
Gould mining compauy vf Toronto,
sdjuing the Le Rei on the west,

ung done over 5,500 feet. of d 1
mene work and paid $175,000 in divi-
lends, ‘The present managment pre-
fers to bold their ore until the com-
pany builds a smelter or can get bet-
ter freight and treatment rates. It
recently paid $700,000 for the mine.
It has all the necessary conver iences.

AGENTS:
Gaodwin Candics

li

a2) ROSSLAND MINE STATISTIGS canton Steet |

that
Klondike

————California Cone
Pee ranetine te verlous gmelier: I
wipal minee lor the last
week ending April 9 : we “a ql
wegetscnsvssseseecess 1200 tome ROSSLAND AND SANDON. —
+ 78 tone Aside from the speeches of the mini-

Stables:-Le Roi Avenue, »' “These incursions into a life beyond

.. Office: .9 Washington St

Feeling’?

The cure for it is » SUBSCRIPTION

Rossland
Evening
Record—,

wil ea

Gold Fields of
Rossland. -

Eureka Consolidated Gold Mining Co.
Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate.
RAILROAD COMPANIES,

Canadian Pacific. oO. R.
Northern Pacific. Kaslo & Slocan.
The Northwestern. Wisconsin Central.

International Nav. & Trade Co.

CONTRACTORS.
C. H. Henderson.
OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS,
L. C. Dillman, broker, Spokane.
E. 8, Topping, Trail, b- os

Trail, B. O. iy :
Exchange National Bank, Spokane.
Allen H. Smith, Chicago.

Epwazp CRonrn,
J. A.MAacDOMALD.

Macdonald Ciute & Cronyn

5.8, CLUTE, Im

machinery, ete. The Columbia &
Western ce lway is built to the mine.
FHE LILY MAY.

‘Ihe I ly May waa the first location
ia this camp, May 27, 1889. It is new
vwacd by the Lily May Gold mining
conipany, Senator George Turner, pret
W. J. Harris, manager and Frank
Kizer,wec. and trea, It is located in
the south belt, two and « half miler
south of ‘town. Development work
cousints of cver 300 feet of tunnel an.
shaft. ‘i'here is 160 tons of shipping
ore on the dump, which will averege
&0p ton, Mine provided with hoist
comoutcsaser plant, machine drills. ete.

GEM, LIGER AND UNCLE BAM.

Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At-
kin-on, 4. B, Campbell, Thos, Cottey
Loreal. on one Jedge in the sout:
volt, in line with the Crown Point an:

i"

Barristers, 8 and ies.
olicitors for the Bank of Rritigh North America
Money to Loan.
Bi R

Smith Curtis

BARRISTER, BOLICITOR, TARY PUBLIC
ET.

the FH. Gem, has a 50 fou
simft and 60 feet of open cut work
Viger, 300 foot tunnel, 40 foot shal
and LOO feet open cuts while the Un
cle Sam jins a 25 foot shaft and liv
feet of surface work.

EUREKA AND ELLORADO.
Property of the Erueka Consolid
ted miuing company, . . Jones,
praa., J. C. Coo, scc., E. Coldwell, trs.,
all of Roasland. -Licated seven milez
Bouthof Rossland on the U. &, side
shaft 80 feet, tunnel 100 with five men
working. Ore iren-copper carrying

26g Columbia Ave. . Rossland, B.G

old and silver, ussaying from
87. Capitulization $1,000000, -

20 tone

-Rear of Hunter Bros.-

John W; Harti

-Martin Block.-

ine, Proprietor.

jh of ore to 1 from
tanuary 1 1807 to April 9, 1898 were:

le Roi .44,412 tons

6,538 tons

2.059 tons

385 tone

787 tons

854 tone

a Mine Dividends Paid.

The dates and smonnte of dividends
paid by the Le Koi mine are as ful-
ows?

Ietober 2, 1895. .

“ebruary 6, 18

darch 4 6.

25,000
+ 25,000
25,000 |
25,000
tuly 8, 1897. 25,000 |
July 20, 1897,

er 30, 18!

000

$625,000

__| pany,” registered the 4th day of Decem-

000 | into ONE MILLION shares of the par

CERTIFICATE OF THE ‘REGISTRA-
TION OF A FOREIGN COMPANY,

No 9197.
“Hattie Brown Gold::Mining Com-

ber, A. D. 1897.

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

nate in the city of Spokans tate
Wechington, Be Sa Pokane: state of

The amount of the capital of the com-
pany is ONE MILLION dollare. divided

value of ONE DOLLAR each,

50,000! Unit

pany.
: of the coms
pany is he yearee ichat
‘The-objects. for which the comp:
has been established are :— Se
To work, operate, buy, e€ll, lease, ‘lo-
ate, own, acquire, procure, hold, and
deal in mines, metal and mineral ddins
kind and description within the
States of America and the Pro-
ance of British Coluinbia, Dominion of

‘The head office of ‘the company is sit-|.

q
;| thonsand. eight
me ;

mining, smelting, milling and reduction
business; ~

To purchase, acquire, hold, erect and
‘operate electric light and power: plants
for the purpose of mining and treating
ores and for the purpose of furniehing
lights and erecting poles for all pur) aes:

To bond, buy, lease, locaie ant hold
ditches, flames and water rights; rd

“To constrict, lease, buy, eell, build,
vperate and conduct: railroads, ferries.
tramways, or other means of tranrpor,
tation for transporting ores, mining am
other. material ;

“Tc. own;. bond, buy, sell, lea 4
locate timber and timber claims, 80
finally to d» everything consistent, pre
per and requisite for the carrying out 0
the objects and purposes aforesaid, in
their fullest and broad nse withia
the territory aforevaid.~; :

Given under my hand and 8
at Victoria, vrovince of British Colam:
hia, this fyurth day camber, one

ight Jhinn "yaad ninety

and

ren.
.  . -8. V¥. Woorror,
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.
——

; _Sabscribe for the ——_——"!

‘anada ;
‘Tucarry on and conduct a gener al

* Bening Record

eal of office ©

25 cents and 50 cents

WH. Taylor

M.D. Maho

Hotel Dawson

“8 Street,

ab close sotna ns Voy

T. E. HALEY =—

oe BUCCRSSOR TO

23: 3 8

" *StRussell & Halev

TT
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

BEEF PORK MUTTON FISH GAME;

OCYSTERS.-~

Spokane street,

Rossland, B. C.

BEDS per Night.

$1.00 per week and up.

—AT THE—
Domunien Hotel.
South Spokane street.

Call and see us,

Notce to Sharebolders

hereby given that a special
ne eharehoiders of the: Lily
aing Company will be held
of said company in the city
Province of British Colam-

Jock, p. m., of that date for the pur-
of considering, and if deemed sdvis-
‘ale, of passing » resolution authorising
$e dieponal of t!:¢ whole or any portion
lor the assette and subsidiary interests
and properties of said company, and to
transact such other business se may be
lawful before said meeting.
dat Spokane this 4th day of
Apri! s
#uaNK Kizzn, Secretary.

will be fully developed. The environ-
ments of this world suffice fo: all other
forms of animal life. Man slone stands
out as the citizen of another world.
“We lose a friend or a loved one and
yearn to behold them again. It takes
us along time to reconcile ourselves to
the separation. We long to hear them
again. To think that such intercourse
willend by and by ina dreamy unsub-
stantial spirit form — it sounds like
mockery !

“We want to see him as he wasin
this life; not but half restored to us 28
he would be seen by us.in this vague
way. God seeks to satisfy our instincts
and our hopes in the world to come.
“View the unique eventa in the life of
our Lord. In thenarrative o His ap-
pearance on the Mount of Transfigura-
tion we behold Jesus together with Mo-
ses the lawgiver and Elijah the uphol-
der of it; notwithstanding that they
died centuries ayart. This showed that
we willall be united hereafter.

‘We have not learned aright the les-
son of Easter day unless we see in it the
promise and hope of a future life. This
present life is only a moment. Itis the but
resurrection that begins here, from sin
toright. Our powers will be expended

| there through ages of eternity until we

{approach nearer and nearer unto the

likeness of God.”

starved todeath.

that in the name of civi

The president says in his message
ion the war | orati th

aters—which were remarkable for cour-
tesy and temperate tone in contradia-

tinction to the opposition catch-vote

in Cuba must ceage.

of America’s land and naval forces
bring abouta of iliti

Congress is asked to authorize the use

address of Mr. R. P. Bit-
het on the budget was perhaps the best
of the session. It was commonsense
and businesslike from beginning to end.
I

t ey
2 tt was earnest, practical, convincing,

which is equivalent to a declaration
war if Spain doea not diatel:

back

and the opposition could not get away
from it.
Age ial leader Mr. Rithet had

of

down.

house and senate

President's message has been referred
to the committee on foreign affaire. The
are in ses-

studied the government policy in ita ap-
plication to the development of trade.
He finds it is the only policy that pro-
gressive business men would adoptif the
atatake were personal. That

sion now.

To tho Ladies.

Rates Cut in Half.

about half the regular rates.
A. B, MacKenzie,

just received at Hunter Bros.

e farni-
misses’

Until farther notice the Canadian Pa-
cific will sell tickets to all points east st

Ticket Agent.
A fall line of carpets and linoleams
.

iswhy he is found supporting Premier
Turner and his ministry.
(To be continued tomorrow)

_—_—__—__—
Canadian Pacific Cut Rates.
Parties going east will find it to their
advantage to avail themselvns of the
low rates via the C. P. B.
A. B. MacKenste,
Ticket Agent.

Afters little girl grows up her legs are
generally lower limbs.—N. Y. Press.
———

‘Why isn’t a fireman « hose supporter?
—Chicago News.

————
A fall linecof shoes on hand;at Huuter
ros, *