ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD

BY HEBER C. SMITH,
Published every day (except Sunday) and Weekly

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THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1897.
LE ROI SMELTER.

The Le Roi mining company will no
doubt build a emelter for the treatment
of the product of its mine and it is un-
derstood that it will be of 300-ton per
day capacity. In determining the loca-
tion there are several things to be taken
into consideration. Fuel, freight, water,
flux, cost of provisions, and a. possible
export duty on ores will probably be the
leading points to be considered in the
selection of a site.

Fuel must eventually be shipped in
and the cost of bringing it to Rossland
or within a few miles of here would
probably make but little difference. So
far as water is concerned probably
plenty could be secured at the mine, if
not arrangements could no dpubt be
made with the water works company to
supply the deficiency.

Ifsmtable rates on coak could be
made with the C. P. R. and the C. & W.
there could he no better — loca-
tion for the Le Roi smelter than
in the South Belt within a mile of the
incorporate limits of Rossland, on the
line of the C. & W. ‘The tramway from
the mine to the Red Mountain road
could be extended to the smelter. Plenty
of water could be easily obtained.
Laborers could always be had upon
short notice. Should the de-

- | Wilson rule.

such a bitter pill for that sheet’s lord
and master Dan Corbin. Tt must be far
from what Mr. Corbin wishes, or he
would not take the case to the privy

council,

Populism is evidently on its last legs
in Spokane, The party was turned down
at the recent election with a majority of

a footing there had it not been the desire
of the people to wrest the political con-

¢| trol of the city from the John L, Wilson

faction, It wasa choice between two
evilsand anything was preferable to
The government ot the
city has apparently gone back into the
hands of the people.

ON NEW TELEPHONE LINE.

Ten Men Sent Out to Work Between
Here and Northport.

Ten men were sent out this morning
to commence work on this end of the
telephone line which is to connect with
the American end of the Spokane &
British Columbia telephone line. The
connection is to be perfected by June 1
and more men will be sent out if meces-
sary in order to perform the work. | The
men sent out this morning are digging
holes for the poles. The poles are all set
from Spokane to Northport.

——_—
PROSPECTS AND MINES.

It is generally the case when a man
has a really good mine for sale that he
wants several times its actual value for
t; there are plenty of good mines for
sale, but the trouble is to get hold of
them at a reasonable price. It is not an
easy matter to estimate the exact value
of a mine, owners are not apt to under-

over 700, It would never have obtained | **

QUEEN AMONG WOMEN.

Power of Sovereignty Does Not Depend
on Beauty or Intelligence.

There are women who never entirely
lose their identity in domesticity.
girls they are unconsciously recogn
as central figures in the group which
gathers around any proposed action,and
fare surrendered to when they: speak.
They are yielded to asa matter of course
by the mothers, and consulted by broth-
ers and sisters. In society they com-
mand the respectful attention of imen,
but are not envied by the women, be-
cause they do not enter into competition
with other girls for opportunities of
flirtation.

Marriage docs not operate to divest
such women of the power of sovereignty,
put their rule is then more generally
confined tomen. They are sought by
their husband’s male} friends, who form
a faithful retinue of respectful admirers.
A man with such a wife finds his invi-
tations not only eagerly accepted, but
very frankly anticipated. She becomes
the confidant of some, but that only
rarely. Before her, however, they will
strive to appear at their best, and aim
to be considered even better than they
are. Men envy the husband, women
pity him. |

The power of sovereignty does not de-
pend upon cither beauty, intellectuality
or even good: It is'as often pos-
sessed by the very plain, and it is as fre-

uently possessed by those who will sac-
rifice anything to ambition, as by those
who are pure, By it, humble women
rise to places of glittering, but doubtful
honor, and by it’ good women become
leaders in society and social _ move-
ments having ‘some defined pur-
pose in view. No woman suc-
ceeds among her own sex who cannot

value it tl elves, and the

ithe admiration of men. Beauty
hii hough fine

is that the purchaser usually pays more
than it is worth. Those who are look-
ing for small investments must as a rule
content themselves with prospects or
partly developed mines. Some of the
greatest fortunes have been made in

sire to treat ores from other mines it
would have a down hill pull from all of
them which is a very valuable consider-
ation. Years bring unexpected changes,
and if at any time, for any reason the
Le Roi company should decide to dis-
poee of the smelter this location would
be favorable indeed for custom work.
Ultimately this camp will receive its
supply of fuel from the extensive coal
fields in the Crow’s Nest Pass, and it is
not unlikely that it can do so within the
next twelve months. There would be
little or no advantage in building at
Trail over the site suggested for a few
miles haul would make no difference in
the price of freight, or at least
should not. There is a strong prejudice
in the province against building
smelters in the United States to treat
Canadian ores, and a possibility of that
prejudice being carried to the extent of
an export duty on ore, would not war-
rant the erection of the Le Roi smelter
across the line.

The Le Roi company has not inti-
mated that any inducements for Ross-
land was desired to secure the location
here, and if it comes to that, we suppose
the city will be willing to do anything
possible to get the smelter.

—_—_—_—_—_
PARIS BELLE CASE.

A party, who is perfectly familiar with
all the details and law points of the
Paris Belle case said to the editor of the
Recorp yesterday:

“Corbin is negotiating to sell the city
four lots on the corner of St. Paul street
and First avenue. These lots are on the
Paris Belle ground, in fact upon the
Zenith ground, which the supreme
court decided is absolutely cut out of the
Nelson & Fort Sheppard land grant, and
that the surface ground belongs to the
Paris Belle people. Now Corbin is en-
deavoring to get the city tangled up i
this litigation, in order to change public
sentiment against the mining company.
The supreme court having decided that
Corbin has no title whatsoever to these
lots, it would be very unwise upon the
part of the mayor and city
council to goon with the negotiation.

ie committee was’ very foolish
to ever consider the purchase of disputed
property, and would now be acting with
much more indiscretion in buying
these lots from Corbin, to which he has
absolutely no title.”

The Recorp has written information
that the next move of the Paris Belle
Mining company will be to get the sur-
face rights of the balance of that mineral
claim, amounting to 25 acres, by scire
facias proceedings. It is proposed to
make the Nelson & Fort Sheppard rail-
way land grant conform to the subsidy

hat way yy has been spent far
more profitable in development, and
proved a better investment ‘than,
the acquiring of a ready made
mine. . Of course there is a
greater element of uncertainty about a
rospect than a mine, but when mining
is reduced to a business there is no more
speculation about it than in any other
commercial venture. Bradstreet tells us
that ninety out of every hundred busi-
ness men fail. There are many  pros-
pects that will never be mines; there
are mines that through mismanagement,

want of experience or

does not accomplish it, F
form, a face upon which the eyes linger,
and a charm of manner do not detract
it, because merely intellectual women
are rather shunned by men—not by very
intellectual men, perhaps, but the queen
among women attracts to her side men
who are not intellectual and who would
be at a loss to account for their adora-

ion.

There may be physical attractions, but
they are only accidental. An arrange-
ment of the hair, a trick of the eyes, an
indefinable something about the dress,
may arouse admiration, but without the
inherent capacity to rule they would re-
ceive only passing and incidental atten-
tion. An intuitive faculty of analyzing
and comprehending human nature is one
of the ii but that alone

their reasons will be failures: but with
ordinary care, proper judgment and bus-
oness ability, the development of mines
will pay larger dividends than most
other forms of investment, and the prob-
abilities are will yield larger and more
honest fortunes than can be made in
most other ways.—Canadian Miner.

——
HARD TIMES IN JOHANNESBURG.

The report is that times are very hard
in Johannesburg. The mines are not
paying as well as formerly, the ore being
of lower grade and more rebellious than
formerly, and then the political disturb-
ances it isclaimed have greatly disturbed
trade, and the streets are filled with
tough and idle men, who live on charity
and garbage and ‘sleep in caves in the
hills.” By the description we judge that
the great mining camp has been through
an era of wild inflation and_ speculation,
and now that the intoxication has

assed, the headache is on, the broken
hopes and pockets, and that Johannes-
burg is a splendid’ place to keep away
from. Naturally about twice too many
stores and saloons were opened, and
there will be hard times until some more
strikes are made.—Baker City Demo-
crat.

A PARTING SHOT.
The following ‘‘Parting Ode,’”’ written
by a merchant now in Trail upon his de-
parture from Vancouver, was published
in the Weekly Budget of Vancouver:

in| Vancouver dear, I say farewell,

You may be glad Tam going.
fI the truth am forced to tell,
I do not like your doing.

I don’t walk out, as some have done,
Nor do I go out busted.

Vl not ride the brake on Sunday night,
Nor will I go disgusted.

Tleave you with your tramps and bums,
As now you have to feed them,

Lalso leave your Sunday faws,

In Trail we do not need them.

Your Sunday law it is a fake,
But shaky for to handle;

I knew that when you had me up
For selling of a candle.

There is men here I would like to see
Should I return again,
But I am afraid heir toes will soon

point
Heavenward from enlargement of the

would not suffice to explain the thraldom
in which the uncrowned queen holds her
voluntary subjects.

This woman is often married happily
and seems to yield up her authority to
her husband, but it does not follow that
she is not, nevertheless, the real source
of power. Her rule is not an active ex-
ercise of domination. She can appear to
defer withoiit becoming subservient, and
imposes her wishes without any display

e is

from it. Intellectuality does not explain +

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RED

Livery and

STAR

Transier Co,

business.
railway; are prepared to unload and de!
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs. a general express, truck and
We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Westere

liver all kinds of freight from esrs; any
Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

How about the...

HAT or BONNET

For Spring. If you buy of us rest
assured it will be fine and pretty as
the sum expended can _ procure,
whether it be three, six or ten dol-
lars, it will buy as fine and stylish
a hat as you can get anywhere else
for double the money.

Trimmed Hats from $3. to $15.
Trimmed Turbans from $2 to $10.
Trimmed Bonnets from $2.50-to $6.
Childrens trimmed hats

from $1, to $3.

Sailors und walking hata. Just
received a new lot in all the newest
shapes, colors and combinations,
Flowers and Foliage.

We have the largest assortment
of fme flowers, poppies, geraniums,
violets, roses, foliage and hundreds
of others.

Violets, 10c. a bunch.

Inspection Invited.

LE BON MARCHE
MILLINERY
121 East Columbia Ave.

Tue CREEDMORE

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

Mrs. SWEENEY, Proprietress,

Traders’ Block, Columbia Avenue.

IMMIGRATION NOTES.

The Oregon and Washington Boards
are doing good work and should be
liberally supported and encouraged. As
a result of this work many eastern peo-
pis are turning their attention to the

acific Northwest. If the reader has
any friends in the east who are likely
to come here this year send their nomes
and addresses to the undersigned and I
et a supply of the

will see that they
i full information as to

best literature an
this country.

3-30-lw Gzorce S Barry, Gen’l Agt.
Wisconsin Central Lines, Portland, Or.

of arbitrariness or self. tion.

“easy to get along with,” as her hus-
band explains ; he does not perhaps know
why, but it is usually because she has
the priceless advantage of knowing when
she is right, and that is her guide. A
woman who is as apt to be wrong as
right in attempting to enforce her will is
weak; she is open to criticism and cor-
rection. She may prevail, but it is not
by the quiet, natural and logical force of
her own superiority.

Tt is not in man’s power to determine
whether her regnant attribute is held un-
consciously, or whether she sees clearly
the secret of and the of her

CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after March 28 the Northern
Pacific will make close connections with
Spokane Falls and Northern railway at
Spokane, enabling passengers to make
the trip between Portland or Sound
cities, ani points in the Kootenay
country without lay-over in Spokane, as
west bound train leaves Spokane at 10:55
p. m. and arrives from the west at 6:50
p.m.

rare capacity. Few men who surpass

their fellows in success are able to im-

part to others the secret, but their field

is wide and their achievements are at-
aw

to p 8
which are seen by others, and their
development traceable to opportune cir-
cumstances. The queen among women has
no such opportunities, and the range of
her dominion is too circumscribed to af-
ford sufficiently varied display of her
capability to aiford chance to deter-
mine how she would act in emergencies
calling for a prompt and responsible de-
cision,

The proof of man’s capacity is shown
by his success, but that is not always ac-
companied by popularity. It is true
that men sometimes dominate without
being generally liked—indeed, they often
provoke violent antagonisms. here ig
no close parallel between the queen
among women and the successful man.
She is a unique figure in human nature,
and history credits her with many
triumphs, both of a commendable and
of a very doubtful character. When
she becomes a potent figure in exciting
public life, she is neither soadmirable or
so pleasant as when she is the power

nant in social life. She would not
suit all men as a wiie, but as a friend
she is desirable, and as an 1
companion she exercises a most
salutary influence. This phase of the
character is only presented where the
woman is a good woman. When she is
not, there is no rule by which she is to
be judged, because her capacity for be-

O. R. & N.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
TO
COEUR d’ALENE MINES,
PALOUSE,
LEWISTON,
WALLA WALLA,
BAKER CITY MINES,
PORTLAND,
SAN FRANCISCO,
CRIPPE CEEEK GOLD MINES

And all points east and south. Only line east
a Salt Lake and Denver.
Steamship tickets to Europe and other ffor-
eign countries.
Trains leave Spokane 7:15 p.m. daily, arrives
jokane 7:15 a.m. daily, making direct connec-
tion to and from Kootenay points.
For through tickety and further information
apply 10.0. ft & N, ofliee. "
504 Riverside avenue,
Spokane, Wash, 5.
J. CAMPBELL, M. ADAMS,
General Agent. Trav F. & P. Agent
W. H, HURLBURT, Gen. Pass. AGENT,
Portland, Oregon.

Columbia and Western Raileray

Time Table No.4. Totake effect Feb. 3, 1807.

18 Columbia avenue,
Rossland, B.

PALACE S&S

TABLES ™«.

SADDLE AND PACK HORS.

ES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS.

J.W.LANE.PROP. -

Rossland, B. C.

'The Only First-Class Honse in

with white help.
share of public patronage solicited.

DOMINION HOTEL. —_

Town Giving Moderate Rates.

Elegantly furnished rooms. Dining room well-equipped and supplied
Rotes, $1.00 to $1.75 per day.

Meals 25 cents each. A
Mr. & Mrs. GEO. OWENS, Props.

«q The Pacific Hotel,

JOHN WATSON.
CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE StI.

First class in every particular,

PROP.

billiard and private club rooms.

ae—THE HOTEL ALLAN oom
LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.
One hundred elegantly furnished, light and airy bedrooms,

Parlors, baths,

ining room unexcelled. Electric li
steam heat and all modern conveniences. hina

a—=_——The Only Brick Hotel in Town. ———=

MRB8, M. E, ALLAN, Proprietress.

GRANITEW ARE—
At Former Prices of “[ ‘| N W. ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard tock

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Co.

ANADIAN

The Fast Line
Superior Service

Through Tickets to all points in the

DIRECT CONNECTION

‘Trains depart from Spokane.

No. 1, west bound,

No. 2, 2 east bound,
TICKETS TO

JAPAN AND CHINA

7:00 A.

‘UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

with the
Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.

8:25 P.M.
AM.

PACIFIC FY.
And §0o Pacific Line

The quickest and cheapest route to
ali points East or West. Palatial
sleepers and tourists car on all trains.

Connections from Rossland in con-
nection with Canadian Pacific steamers
and Columbia & Western railway.

Leave and arrive at Rossland every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday as
follows:

4:00 p.m.dep. —- Revelstoke
7:00 p.m. 4, Arrowb2i

Direct connection at Nakusp for all
inte on the N. & 8. R. to Sandon.
irect connection at Robson for Nelson
and all points between Nelson and

lo.

‘Direct connection at Revelstoke for
all points east or west.

‘or further information, maps, etc»

apply to any agent, U. P. R, or to

A. B. MacKenzie, Agent Roseland.

H. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass. Agent
Nelson, or to

GEO. McL. BROWN, District Past

Rossland Class

ABSTRACT COMPANY.

SSLAND Mining Abstract C
Rottote of titles, Araders bloc!

ACCOUNTANTS.

BURBANK

WATCHMAKER.

one door west of Allan House,
Columbla ave

| MCQUEEN, B. A. expert accountant,
Wont Hewitt block, 3a fal, room 7.

AMUSEMENTS,

OOF, Billiards and Bowling. De Voin's Place
Po east Columbia avenue. You'll find all
your friends there.

7 employ, and is
iG ta or to

‘To the public:
past three months
01

collector and solicit

NOTICES.
Frank MeCann, who for th
has been connected with

company in the capaelty of
r, i@ no longer in their
not authorized to make an;

asland Sanitary

A DARMEH, architect, 3rd floor Daniels & | pany.
ra

« “Charavers building, Columbia ave

collect any bills for said com-
ger. sal

E, 0. Crafton, mana: tf

TPAYLOR & Moller, architects, Taylor, block,
136 Columbia ave.

ABSAYERS. n
C, W,CLUETE, rear Empey Bros Pioneer as-
+ sayer of Rossland
RICHARD Marsh, 22, yours t
treatment and mining of ores. Office next |
door to Hotel Allan.

BROKERS, Notice is hereby gtven that I wilt at the
pecial sitting of the Board of License Commis-

BARRON, Gerlick Co., real estate and mining | sf

brokers. P.O. Box 273, Traders block. Mem: | of
per stock excl

Mines bought and. sold.

. Members Stock Ex-| of

BRADLEY & Mills, mining and investment
‘Drokers. Investigate Yellow Jacket, treas-
ury shares at Ue, P.O. box 612, Rosslan C
CAMPBELL McCRAE
stock brokers. 42 Columbia avenue.
FIELD, Hopbs & Co. minetand stocks. Mem:
berd of the Stock Exchange. Ollice Grand
Union tfotel.
FRANK A. Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 265
‘Belleview Hotel.
Fo, PETTBONE & CO}, mining} and stock
brokers. oom 15, Collins House.
GOOD, Clarke & Co, mines, stocks
estate, No. 28 Columbia ave. eust.
JOHN M, Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia
ave.

west. on ine

J. FULTON, Mines, Stocks and Real Estate
+ P.O. box a4, Trader's Block.
J. ROBINSON & Co., and mining brokers,
+ “Office Taylor block, 136 Columbia ave.
LANGLEY &, REPASS, Mining Broker, Re-
‘cord Block.

YM and land
. Room 1, building.

E, DEMPSTER & CO., cokers. Em.-| lt

spioy us as your broker on ‘change. 43 i
Columbia avenue.

‘TTERSON Johnson & Co., rev estate and
mining brokers, 93 Columbia ave.

ROUT, & Grogan, mining brokers, 36 east Col-| at the speciat sitting
uimbia ave. c

“[) ANDELL & POLLETT, 2 East Columbia ave-
ue, buy sndeell mines and mining shares. | 4

WHITE Bear Mining, and Milling Co., John

¥. Cole, manager. Office Commercial

block. Ds
‘M. BENNISON & CO., mines and stocks, 48
‘Columbia avenue.

W. NEWTON & Co mining brokers, 36 E
+ Columbia ave. PO box 408

CIVIL ENGINEERS.
DYER & Milthorp, elvil engineers. Railway
Surveying # specialty. xecord block, Col-
‘umbia ave.
—

CONTRACTORS. he
CH. HENDERSON, contractor and builder.
+B. 0, Box 565,
TPHOS. McKinnon, Contractor and Builder,
‘Lincoln street. ur

DRAUGHTSMEN & BLUE PRINTERS.
BUCK & Boutlion, mining and civil engineers
rt

block.

DRESSMAKEBS.
y of Walker Bros. &

MME. EV R088, former;
Fyler, of Sait Lake. ‘Three doors north of | #!

the Bellvue.

DEUGGIBTS.
‘FP BASER'S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

druggists and stationers.

DEVE Bros.,
ce Fine toilet articles and sta-

Prescriptions.
tionery.
— =
DYE WORKS.
OLUMBIA, Dyo Works. Clothes cleaned,
dyed and repaired under post oifice.

EXPRESSMEN.
CHABLES Bates, Transfer and Express. Head-
‘quarters, Montans barn.

HAIRDRESSERS.

HL, HALLIWELL, Ladies Hate Dressers and

«wig maker.
dlock, 274 Columbia ave.

‘ME Horne Thomas, at tae Creed:
‘everyone to know that she cures ai scalp

-YHeiron bald heads produced or nou
pay. 414-1 mo.

7:30 o'clock.

HARDWABE.
A, McBRIDE & Co., hardware and mining
+ “tools.

J.F TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.
. : y

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HOTELS.
pAcIFic HOTEL, Columbia avenue, West.
John Watson, Proprietor.

LUMBER DEALEES.

the building line.

eve
‘A. 5; KERRY & Co. lumber, ete., everything
- sn man.

—| Notice ts hereby given that wo
insioners for the city of Korsland to be he

y

sell Hquor by retail in the premises known as
’ experience in| the
‘Dated April 13, 18

House,
Dated April 14, 1897.
414-1,

g sel
CO, Ltd. mines and | to sell Nauors by,
subdivision of dis

Dated April 14,

4-14-lm

thé Province of

er,

sitting of the Board of Licneso
be held at on the 16

nd real | next, make

Joth day of May,
y

railway addition to the town of Kossland.

avenue.

ev
‘Visiting
John Kirkup, N. G., John Jackson, Jr.,

‘Room ¥, Daniels & Chambers | (\ORINTHIAN Lodgs
azett.

nts | of each month at Sn
Ore venip | Visiting brethren are cord!
tend.

APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
will apply at
al sitting of the Board of License Com-
Nd
day}

ay next for a license to

Northern Motel, situate on lot 13, block

a

S

AND REFIN

Is now prepared to buy

Copper Ores.

Eee

Dundee Gold Minine C0.,

PARKER GROUP,

ING (0, H|Assavs obtained April 7th, 1897, $35
Gold, Silver and : : gold, 17 ounces silver.
4 Depth 94 Feet.

Situated between Wild Horse and Porcupine Creeks.

Treasury Stock 15 cents.

‘subdivision 9 district lot 335,
97. ‘D. P, BAGNELL,

8. A/D, NELSON,

(J. M. ErNier,

Kat Rossland on the 16th day
ly fora license to sell liquors
mises known as the Howard
situate on lot wf, block 29, subdivision
‘district lot 435, iu the eity of Rossiand.
H.8, O'CONNELL,
11 apply at
of ficense
A nse
11 Liquor A own
uate

vale,
trict lot 635.

NORMAN A, MCKENZIE.

MACKENZIE & CO.
Real Estate and Mining Brokers.

W. L,.GEi

Notary Public. Office ot White
i Company and Goldie-Rene
Wardner Town Lots for Sale.

Commercial Block

BMAINE. W. A. CRANE.

WEEKS, KENNEDY :’CO. Brokers.
Salmon River Valley

Bear Mining & Milling
Mining Company.

v

Columbia Avenue

A. H, Revepxcx.

I, August Jackson, of the city of Rossland in
3 ‘Sritish Columbia, Hotelk
‘hereby give notice that I will, at the s
Commissioners

kan
i ave,and known as the Central Hotel.
‘Dated the 14th day of April, 1897.
Avaust JACKEON.

pated 13 April, 1897

Notice is hereby given
ommnissioners to be held

in the pre:

‘lorence, situate on lot 23, in
Many A. Watson.
ated 15th April, 1897.

ly at
jicense

McDoNaLp & MURCHINSON.
Dated April 15, 1897.

is hereby given that I will apply at
se °epoctad sitting, joard of aiconse

as the Bodega,
sul

bdivision of

ned
Hotiee ies apply to the

th
.will, at the
stipe

raughismen and blue printers, Stussi | f°)

Kootenay
in the Cardiff
wn of
Ce A. A, Lewis.
‘Dated this 3rd day of April, 1897.
tend, 30 days
to the Boni

ity of Rossland.
Dot

apply at
jeorso Com
held

fa the
a
rt i
HL

MILORD,
Louis FOURNIER,
JoserH LEBLANC.

SECRET SOCIETIES
OSSLAND. Lodge, No. 36, I. 0. O. F.
ery Monday ‘night in Masonic

meets
g! Hall.
‘brethren cordially invited to attend.

meets on the even!
Mi

; P, MeCraney, Secretary.
OSSLAND Lodge, K. of P., No. 21, will meet
day evening at Masonic Hall at
ore aro. Ureelman, K. of and 8.

Union No. 38, W. F. 3.
tc y Saturday
ly An-
t, P.

¢| bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
creek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer

= |stock for outside investors and will

Burton City is on Cariboo Creek

ra WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.

be| TO PROSPECTORS.

‘.siy'|The Waterloo Hotel:
TRAL

E. S. TOPPING,

TRAIL, B.C.
Has Mining Properties for sale or

WILLIAM E. DEVEREAUX,

COLUMBIA AVENUE, ROSSLAND

Mining Co., Ltd. a \

MINE:

TAE GUTTENBURG

Civil Engineer,
Provincial Land Surveyor and
Formerly of
Office, up stairs
in Weeks & Co’s Building.

Park and all parts of C bia basin.
Also lots at Trail and Deer Park.
Will examine properties, will buy

protect them from wild cats.

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

BROKERS 4 Hing:strees

Situated one quarter of a mile south of Porcupine Creek, Nelson
.. .8TOCK and MINING... Mining Division.

TORONTO, ONTARIO. Only One mile from the Nelson & cort Sheppard Ry.

J. J. Henager aud Alex Wileon have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, i creek

The Anglo-Canadian

OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRASER'S DRUG STORE,
Mining Stecks and Claims bought and sod.

Capital, $1,000,000.

Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid and non-
assessable. Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as Treasury
Stock, the proceeds to be applied to development work ONLY. The
promoters stock has been pooled. /

OFFICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.

Mining Exchange, Ltd.

OF TORONTO.

Gxo. Gugrp, Secretary.

and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, ou which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terms.
Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,
Columbia avenue, Rossland. tf

We are making a Specialty of

stocking good mining proper-

ties and are daily
INCORPORATING

propositions in all Districts of

B. C. Treasury stocks all

listed East. For further par iE

The Walters Co., Ld.

Muss, Moxa Suanss axD More Propvcrs,
Dealers
pects” and Standard Shares.

Particular att
dividuals and Syndica\
physical features and titles.
Correspondence solicited.
References exchanged.

»_ Rossland. Use

‘and Bedford “President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.C.; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,

land, B.C.; G lM: , A. Modigh, Trail, B.C.; Secretary
and Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.C.; Bankers, the Bank of
Montreal, Rossland, B.C. .

Only a Small Number of Shares

‘Are left out of the first block of 50,000 shares placed on the market at
Be. each. When these are gone the price will be RAISED.

This is one of the most promising properties in the Salmon district
It is a high grade siiver-lead ore, carrying from near the surface from
$34.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton. It will

General Brokers.

‘in Developed Mines, first-class ‘Pros-
ares.

attention given tothe orders of in-
tes. Expert reports on

O. Drawer L. ROSSLAND, B.C.

ticulars apply to
L. C0. DILLMAN,
11 &12Sherwood Bik. | Mj
Spokane, Wash.

Clarendon Cafe

pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin
SHIPPING before 90 days.

Prospectus and any other information
plication to the President or Secretary.

Cc. W. BICHIE & CO.
ines and Mining Stockbrokers
11 Post Street.
SPOKANE, ‘WASHINGTON.

desired may be had on ap-

c.W. ABBOTT & CO,
No. 30 Columbia avenue

OPEN ALL NIGHT.

Private rooms for ladies.
Neatest and finest equipped cafe north
of Spokane.

Everything new. Service excellent.

L, B. C.

J. H. Good,

re? Cc
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and sold.
|}formed. Rents collected,
1} pondence solicited.
Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress}QQLUMBIA AVE.. ROSSLAND, B.C

J.M. Clark.

Good, Clark & Co.

~ Bean Eerars ANp Mining
BrRokERs,

&e.,

Companier
&c.. Corres-

Tenant Rates $2 Per Day, First-Class
Furnished Rooms ith or
‘Without Board.

KE retary. °
LAND Lodge No. 56 of the Independent
ROS user Good Templars meet every sec:
‘ond end fourth Wednesdays of each, month at
ond Sesonic hail at 7 o'clock. Mrs D.'R. Adams,
c. lughes, Secretary.
will be @
nis lodge
7:80 Damn.
a

THE HOWARD
«AOUSEP

Mines, and
tion of Com;
Miniug Claims

28 ¥ Columbia Ave.

SIGN BOARDS

To stop anyone from examining more than 250 feet of
underground development work already done on Sunset
No.2. Yon can go and see for yourself how rapidly this
work is being pushed, night and day, by three shifts of

John N. Blake,

CONVEYANCER, ETC.

ing Investments, Incorpora-

atige fnd Titles to ‘Lands and
‘a Specialty.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

H. 8. O'CONNELL, Prop.
Mining Headquarters.

ROSSLAND

MBS, A. ANDERSON, mi

‘and medi” m. Throug

by this tady tl

claim can be readily arrived at

sample of the ore. Parlor No.1, Cosmos Bull
‘Hours 1y vo 12 8. m., and 2 to 6 p.m.

MINING COMPANIES.

~ Get a lot at Burton City
Thos. Wilson & Co.,

DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE:

Sanitary and Water Tank Company

Orrick: COMMERCIAL ALLEY,

J. H. Spiking

men. Snnset No. 2 is the property of the Canadian Gold
Fields Syndicate, limited, is but one half mile from Boss-
land, and will soon be a big oro producer. Subscriptions
wil) still be received at par, 10 cents, for the remainder of
the first offering of the fully paid, absolutely mon-assess-
able shares of the syndicate. Anyone can go through the
mine. There are no sign boards

ASSAYER.
- - + BE

Trail,
All samples received by mail carefully
assayed.

Between International and Northern Hotels,
E. O. CRAFTON - - Manager.

Joseph B. Dabney,

STOPPING YO.

J. L. Parker
Mining Engineer

Dabney and Parker;

Mines and Mining.

act which, if successful, would deprive brain.

¥ ing unscrupulous, revengeful and
Corbin’s company of every foot of land

femininely mean may be none the less

via
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC
8. 8. Co. New lot of shoes

a een C. M. Weller,

citi: cemeal The Canadian Gold Fields

in the Province of British Columbia, for
in no instance have any lands selected
by the railroad company been done ac-
cording to law.

No matter how friendly the provincial
legislature may be, it cannot save the
lands to the railroad company which have
not been legally taken- It might grant
him other unclaimed lands, or extend
the time for surveying those lands
claimed by the railroad company that
have not been re-located after the ex-
piration of the time for selection and
survey, which expired on the 8th of
April last. The legislature at Victoria
had as well take in consideration in its
magnanimous conduct toward this rail-
road company that there are courts to
get aside any unconstitutional provis-
ion it may sce fit to enact.

The public smiles broadly and bland-
ly at the placed simplicity of the Carbin
in discussing the Paris Belle
decision. It lets on like it likes it, but
how can it, when that decision is

The days are gone when millionaires
Flew lively o’er your city.

Unwinged they fell into the mire,
Crying, “Take pity, O. take pity.”

Their feathers fell from off their wi
And their swollen brain got rusted,
They still keep groping in the dark,
Until they fell down busted.

They are now making for the hills.

In search of finer weather,

And by good care of some kind klootch,
Their wings may yet re-feather.

Your humble servant, I may leave
At any minute,

Pil call and see you b:

If there is any moni

Now if we never meet on earth,
T hope we shall in heaven,
T expect to get around there yet,

With my Sunday sins forgiven.

A, Munn.

The Arlington hotel at Trail, one o
the largest and best hotels in British
Columbia, Leland Spencer, proprietor,
Chas. D. Harris, late of the commissary

because with it all she possesses that
power which bends men willingly to her
rule.—Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

FOR SALE

Four Room House and Lot for Sale.
Title Perfect.

I. N. Bigelow,

47 Columbia Ave.

Langsley & Jeffers

Washington and First Sts.

Wood, Coal, Draying
and Job Work.

Sanitary and
Scavanger Work

department of the Southern Pacific rail-
r.

way,

» manager.

Done Promptly

No. 2 passenger
Arrives at Tr:
No. 4 passenger I
Arrives at Trail .
WESTBOUND.
Daily except Sunday.
No. 3 passenger leaves Trail...
Arrives in Rossiand.. .
No. 1 passenger leaves Trali
Arrives in Rossland
Connections at Rosstand wit
from Spokane.
Connections made with all boats arriving and
departing from ‘Trail
General offices: F. ». GUTELIUS,
General Supt

International Navigation and
Trading Co., Ltd.

Kootensy Lake and River, B.0;
This company’s new steamer

INTERNATIONAL

Leaves Kaslo 7:30 a,m. for Aius-
worth, Pilot Bay, Balfour and Nelson.
Returning, leaves Nelson 3:30 p.m. on

For information, time cards, maps and tickets

) OF
. GIBBS,
A. D. CH.
Asst.
Ne

Write for a new map of Kootenay country

apply to agents of the 8. F.&N. and its con-
nections,

F, D.
General Agent, Spokane, Wasn.

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS .

Two Fast Trains daily between a
Paul, Minneapolis and. Chicago a"

Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin.

10:50 am

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD NO. 1.

Sandon. 200 pm

P.O. BOX, 562.

on all week days.
JAS. WAUGH, Gq. F, HAYWARD,
Purser. Master.

B. W. BRYAN,
Supt. & Ass’t Treas,

For rates and information apply at
company’s offices.

ROBT. IRVING,
‘Traffic Mgr.

making connection in Chicago with all
lines running east and west.

For fall information regarding rou'es,
rates, maps, folders, etz.. address
your nearest ticket agent, or

JAMES C. POND. |.

Gen. Pass. Agt., Milwaukee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,

Gen. Agt.,246 Stark St.Portland, Ore,

——

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

It bound tor Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from
Ecrope, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent. OF
communicate with

w. STITT,

|GeneralS] S. Agent _ Winnipeg

HATTIE Brown Gold Mining Co., E W. Lilje-

gran, Supt.

(PHE Alf Gold Mining Co. E. W- Liljegran
Supt.

PLUMBERS.
GIBSON & Wileox. No 18 & Columbia ave
box 193.

PHYSICIANS.
DR. Campbell, Stussi Block.

D*- Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

‘ STENOGRAPHEBS.

MES. Helen L. Keyes, Stenographer and Type-
‘writer, Commerciei block. vith

HE Misses Tuttle, Shorthand, Typewriting

T ind Copying. oom 11, Traders’ block. tf

THE CRREDMORE.
Foxe furnished rooms. Columbia ave., east
of P.O,

TURKISH BATHS.

OPEN day and night, Ladies’ days T esdays
ue Fridays, Creedmore Building. Colum-
ave.

——— ee
UNDERTAKER.

just arrived . - -

Rossland, B. C.

Elie Lavalley,

Christina Lake Store,

IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY
MINERS AND PROSPECTORS
WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-
VISIONS AT REASONABLE
PRICES.

Is Also Prepared to Keep Travelers.

PRACTICAL PLUMBER
All work attended to promptly

and dpokane street.

aiining tof
Office and shop corner Columbia | nines, propertios and the management 0

Syndicate, Limited.
20 West Columbia Ave. Rossland.

‘Mines examined and reported on.
Special attention given to the piecing of

ROSSLAND, B.C.
dress, “Parker, Rossland.” Moreing

and Neal and Bedford MoNeil’s

A. PARE
__ ARCHITECT —

—o—

NEXT DOOR TO
CITY HOSPITAL Rossland,

Brick _—»

JOHN M. BURKE

fors ale, and also on mines of which
stocai 8 being sold.
found not to be correct I will refand all
moneys invested cu same.

‘Will examine and report on mines
if my reporte are

JOHN M. BURKE, Rossiaad, B.C

BRICKLAYING

All kinde of brick, stone and cement
work done by H. Christensen, brick-
layer. Office at the gun and lock-

Bute, Undertaker and Embalmer- No
1b Lincoln strest.

. .. CHEAP...
Colville Brick and Lime Kilns
L. RUSCH, Paor. CCLVILLE WASH

l opBeserve seottr

|Keep your eye on Barton City |:

cents; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cents
Call and see samples of ore and get

‘Archer, first floor Lalunde block.

PURE GOLD TREASURY.
Pure Gold treasury stock at five

THE SMITH-HEWITT CO.,
Mines, Stocks and Real Estate.

COMPANIES ORGANIZED. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Scott Blk., Columbia Ave. and Lincoln Street, Rossland.

pectus and by-laws, Walter C.