“SHORT NEWS. ITEMS.

The. Philadelphia Times remarks that
the Santa Maria, Nina and Pinta still
remain the only Spanish vessels with a
creditable record for daring to come close
to this country.

It appears that all Americans except
Captain Clark and his hardy crew were
shivering over the fate ofthe Oregon. It
is not certain but that the Spaniards
were worso scaicd than were the Ore-
gon’s men at any time.—St. Louis Re-
public.

The favor of the Rothschilds at the
English court is very high, Queen Vic-
toria has already paid one visit to baron
Ferdinand Rothechild at. bis country
seat, Waddesdan Court, and now itis
‘announced that she is shortly to pay
him another.

idle a,

Gor J 1re Bros., Druggists and Stationers, Ross
lan 8. .

7 NEXT Y

Public Auction
Saturday: Night

“May 14, 1898.

eo ATe !

Rates Cut in Half.

Until farther notice the Canadian Pa-
cific will eell ticke's to all points east at.
about half the regular rates. eae

A. B, MacKenzie,
Ticket Agent.

pers see =)
Price of Silver.

a4 Legislators of British Columbia extends.

No. 94. .

CERIIFICATE) OF THE REGISTRA-
'NION OF AN EXTRA-PROVIN-
CIAL COMPANY. “

“Companies Act, 1807.”
“Evening Star M ning Company.”
Registered the 18th day of April. 1808.
1] HEREBY CERTIFY that I have
thie day registered the ‘‘Evening Star

Mining Company” as an a-Provin

cial Company. under the “Companice

Act, 1807,” to carry ont or effect all. or

any of the objects hereinafler ‘set forth

to which the legirlatiye authority of the

ihe head office ‘of the Company ig
situate in the City of Spokane, State of
Washington.

‘The amount of the capitnl of the Com
pany is $1,500,000, divided into 1,500,000
shares of $1.00 cach. ' “

The head office of the Company In
this Province ia eituate in the Town of
Rossland, and Jame+ Hunter, agent for
the Company, whose addrees is Rossland
aforesaid, is the attorney for the Com-

any. -
ia The time of the existence of the Com-

To acquire, hold, p
town lots, eel, leas
ard real estate in
America, and in the Prov

42E COLUMBIA AVE.

(:C. GIBSON, Auctioncer

New Yor«, May 21.—Barailver, B714c;
Mexican dollars, 45)4c; silver certifi-
cates, 67% @68e.

Columbia, Canada; to lvcate,
procure, hald, biy, sell, lease ‘and ope-
rate mines and mining claims in the
United States of ~Anierica and_in the
Province of Rritish Columbia, ‘Canada:
to carry on the business of purchasing.
selling, milling, emelting, meting sand
d i ry kine

NPB. Private Sates Daily.
Ep¥ akD CRONYN. A 4 ° ’
J. AM

J. 8. CLUTE, JR

otevers
and degeription in the United: Siates.of
‘America and in the Province of British
Nig. Cu

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn ~
Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries. Sg chiliing’s

olicitors for the Bank of British North America
a Teas... '-

~®

Money to Loan.
McBarpe Burtnisa, Rossuanp.

‘MHD EXCGANGE NATIONAL BAN

ta] $950,090.00
Spin ‘ad Undivided Profits $50,000.
Jaocb Hoover, president; A.J. Ross, vicepres-
dent; E. J. Dyer, sasbler.

Bpecial attention paid to mining.escrows.
* BPOKANE - - WASH

English Breakfast,
_ Indo Ceylon,
Tdeal Blend. *

0. FOX & Co

wae und to aequire, lease
and operate water. Ti uni flames
for the — purpos mining
treating aves, rnin and. ope
electrical machinery. nnd for a
all purpot the United State
the: Prov! of Britieh, Colninhia, Ca
nada; to.pufchuse, acquire, hold, erect,
and operate. electri¢ light and power
planta, for the purpyse of furniching
fights and creating, pawer for all nurpo-
ges in the United States «.f America ind
in the Province of British ;Culumbia,
Canada. ;
’ Given tinder my hand and seal of office
at-Virtoria, Province of British Colum-
bia, this 18th day of April, one|thourand
eight hundred, and nine! ht
[h. 8.2 :S. 4. WOOTTON,
Registrar of Joint Stock Conipanics.

106 E Columbia Ave. .

HOTEL DAWSON §) Fhe...

First class GranD
rooms at Tonapean | Tan - :
popular

prices } +

Sau. 1 ARTHUR. Proprietor.
Spokane, Warhington.

Modern in all its ‘appointments.
) radquarters for mining men Rates
reaymable. «Centrally located, corner
Hc sard and Mill streets.

SPOKANE; WASHINGTON. *'

3

W. H. Taylor
M. D. Mahoney
—

Yate St. Victoria.:

‘

Tlorses! imad gr horves 0
boys good Livery barn and vin g
at re ia 1 ttateibuting, point on the new
Republic,
; |\Cheroda, ~ 3
--JOHN'M. BURKE|Curlew
—— CANDE O-- coe

Bonaparte
? Adrezss—COL. ‘1. I
‘My ers Falls, Washington.
Dealer in'Hay, Grain,

i ~~~" Produce.

Will examine and report. on mines
for sale, andjalso on mines: of which
‘stocai a being sold. 1f my reports arc

2 found not td be correct I will refund all
moreys invested cu same.

JOHN M. BUBKE, Ronslaad B.C

Camps.
HUGHES
Poultry and

| claims,and otherwise: handle ores an

*| concentrators, emélters and other ma-|
used or to be teed in i treating

No, 92. |
CERTIFICATE OF THE‘ REGISTRA-
TION OF AN EXTRA-PROVIN-
CIAL COMPANY.

“Companies Act, 1897.7"
“Alberta Gold Mintng Company.”
Registered the 2d December, 1807.
, I HEREBY, CERTIFY. that I have
thig day regiatered the ‘Alberta Gold
Mining Company” as an’ Extra-Provin-
eial’ Company a
‘Act, 1807," to carty
a jects hei
islative authority of the
of British Columbia extends,
he head office of the Company is git-
uate in the -City:of ‘Spokane, State of
Washington. :

The amount of the. capital of the
Company is one million dollars, divided
into one iniltion shares of one dollar
each. 2

The head office of the company. in
this province is situate at Rossland, and
James Hunter, agent for the Company
:whoge address ig Roseland aforesaid, ix
the attorney for. the Company.

, ‘The time of the ex.stence of the Com-
pany is fifty years. -

The objecta for which the Company
has been established are:—
= To -acq uire, hold, work and operate
anines and do all things incident to the
general businees of mining in the United.
States of America and in the Province of
British

le
Tegiela(a 2 of Br

Columbia, Canada; to: buy and

United States‘of Amezica and_in -the
Province of British Columbia, Canada;
to treat, buy and'sell mines and milling

¢

other products : of nines}: to: acquire,

construct, operate “and «maintain ‘mills,
chines,

ore and other products of mines inj

United’ Statea of-Ameriea’‘and in the
Province of British Columbia, Canada:
to acquire and operate water rights,
ditches, fumes and other conduits. ‘and
apparatus necessary for the appropria-
tion, use an i ition of water-i

+| Senator George Turner, ‘ol Ww.

gel] mines and mining claima im’ the| 0

INFORMATION

cavevernenrannryeraevnrnrane sete eter testes teste }
Ivoss Thompson,

ABUT THE MNES.

—

A Biel write-up Which Will be Bx-
tonded to All the Troperties
in the Camp.

2,

(ROI, WAR BAGLE, CENTRE STAR

nese ese ORE aie

Lhave blocka of stock inthe folle~
Eureka Consoldated

Monit, Homestake,
Gophes,.- *

5 * *

TRATAMALIALLALLALLALCKALAULALIALLAM

tree

Bert’ Loform from

West Le Rot and Josie,

ving companies for role;
Kyening Star
Monte Cristo,
Sivlerine and
BE. Lee,

‘Lots in the Onginal Townsite
THE REDDIN JA 1K ON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND,

TUNA AAAAMLIUKAUAUNAJGAUUAAAADAAUAADLGGAUAAbL ALU dUA Ub dUA AL iat

Owners and Other |
_ sources, i

koe

QUEEN

‘thie write-up will be contiued oor-
fected and carried until the principal
nines and prospects have heen des-
avibed, we are unnbleto visit all
propertics herein mentioned we will
fut be responsible for all _stilements.
nut iu-the muin they can bo relied up-

STOVES.

on as being correct.
DEER | PARR. ©
The Deer Park? is Jocated on. the
summit of Deer Park manntain iw
The south belt, ia mite, mudd a halt,
southwest of Lown, 1b ( haia (probably
the Dergest rial, deposit” in
nage 11 ae ke ped ty estat
eb deep, aiid F
H eobeiste
ret horse hoist. Supplier
add fa ton ain all wingers work.
sreat_budy of ore te low grude, but is

reported Improving we depth is guined.
9

SUNSET 'NO-
The Sunget No. 2,.i3 ped by the
tnnadian Goldlicids Syndicate, linvit~

Travers
vd, aud situated in tye suuth' Lett, on.

| Wholesal2 | | E :
the eust slope of Deer Park mountain, i
Saptce

pne half mile fromthe business cen: oe
ter ol Rossand, and just above the
A&W. tack. [tis being vigorously, fps .+

th a force of 25 men snd
two machine driils. Ly the ¢unnel hh
Foeun duy ls being driven, add: in the
shaft, dfifeet...On the 20th of “Nov.
there wae 3BU feat. of, work ‘done, be ee
iedes stztpping the vein, atul other % RSet

prospect wark.. ‘This property. bas # srok ANE STREET.
Talniil compreseor, Weist, pumps and = Ane =

* WHOL Ts
wn ri i

Russell & Haley

DEALERS: IN-—

Beef. Pork, Mutton, Fish. Game
_ 3h. Oysters:

3K

ROSSLAND, B. C.

iral development >

"
Lh OL {
The Le Roi mines hag bee
ma oaa the greatest
a € Jt has besi
exons and expeneiv
said tur over 4500 feet of wor

evexything neceskay, ‘vet
‘Quick Work

Tel, X¢

Red, Star: Livery ‘and Transf er Co.

j ptereae ised? ae
rly eany winelter, and) paid

#725 000 ind

cn thi

t

s harses, elegant tufnon
time day ov nigh

press and bags h i
done promptlys lighsior heavy
hort notice, ore dontractstalier.

and its ore bins are built oni thes.

W. track, with a tramway, lo tha Red

Mountain roilrond,” ‘The _ principal

atockltolders ure Col. 1. N., Peytan,| Stables: Le Roi. Aveutue;
ws S2 0

See ee eer: Cal. Win, |; Rett oF BOnter Bate:

1. Ridpath; L. F Williams, Maj. J.
M./Armatrong, E. D. Sanders. -

|. CENTRE BTAR,

nig marty

re;
y all daniages done to anthing we handle,
use, or ship any clage of goods.

its snd faney driving tenms; will drive 4

abontrige—zoud hinges
sking ofall kinds cone, We de
€ und job ad
inery delivered
7 pianos and ¢ ly moved. ¥
We act ay chippers’ agent, will &

Yashington sfasoned Fir and Tamarac wood.

Office: g Wasbingtes

Martin Block.~

‘John-W. Hartline, Proprietor.

Owned by Ceiitre Star miving'com-
any, Oliver Durant manager. Capi-
talizntion $2,000,000, shares. par value
tLeach,..No stock gn’ the market.
there has been. cepeated “refusals of | abont-a mile nerth of town.
gar anid hetter.- The mineis eithated | onte Cr ‘
ta-town, half-mile north of the husi-
tresy centor.. It ling four separate and

are .developed

f tuhnels, shafts,
J /Lberd are many
thot: ad tons of ore on the dump and
i WE ut, waiting, favorable éonditions

ich \oatment. ‘This- is oite of the

two properties.
. ; 4 Virginin
fiat locations in

Uh avast -valuat

inanuger- and
and; trea. -~

They:

ingamaill,. 8
all sithitted on

of tunnel, shalt,
work.
pressora, one 7 and one 4drills,
Colona: Has:1,000
is fupniahed, poges bys thé, Moe
to. Forty men are employe

Application for Liquor License.

W.S.JONES
“Custom Broker
Real Estate Agent.

from date we will apply to the Gold
Commissioner of West Koo

fora license to sell apiritous and fer-
site of Melville, situathe on the north

Four and Velvet mineral claims.
john Wilson.

Notice is. hereby, given that 30 daya
tenay district
mented llquuors by retail on the town-
side of Hig Sheep creek between:the Big pnr} ose of furnishing lights and creat-

mills and minea, ranning and

‘y, and
working and treating ores in the United
States of America and in the Province of,
British Columbia, Canada; to purchuge,

acquire, hold, erect and operate electric
lig! pt and power plants, for the ;purpose
of mining and treating ores, and for the

ing power for all purposes connected
with such mining business. in the Uni-

the camp and ong of | ed on -th
r fe "Phe latest “and: Se aant
me: t imp di hs is i Med
on the property.

yi i oa denble compartmen

- : with cuges. the frabin.the camp. |;
“Ph Point are
owned | is Const-liduted
Golde min wwy-Of Toronto, “It
adjuing the Le. Rei on the west, and
tina dane over 5,500 feet of derelop-
mene work und paid $175,000 io divi-

unable and promiiée fair to make. di
cferid yiayit ‘

ANNIE EB. o-

‘ald
: are
onte Cristo “mount-
The Monté Cristo-Was over-1800 fee!
tive and. crogs-cut
It ie provided “with: two. com:

feet of work and

Over $13,000 wae expend-
Virginia by former owners.
ov. 15, the fate purchasers
vertical shaft, winch” will hes provided

All three of thesy. claims, are” val-

gimines. eee:

by thg Britieh

5 THE RLBAL
#Plie Riba.in ritnated en Task
sot f;.the :Crown Point
‘owned, by the Elba-Trail Cr yk
aolidated mining, compa!

lecal manager. “The:
down on the: vein 100 fect and
tract,let for another 100 fes wih nis
6 sient working-
WHITE -BEAR.

ev

pany is the owner. It

bout one half mile-weést of Bruits
it
joins the Black‘ Bear 6:
machinery, consiate of, 60-herse pot
hoiler, a» 20-horse power hoist, 4-80

gallons per minute and maehine drill
eto. It has a vertical shatt ef 176 {

a dvilt of 240 feut, a. large large
body was stiuck at the 100-foot lere}

ossland © Evening

Recor

OL. 1V. No. 271.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1898. z

PRICE 6 CENTS

© Wall, Paper ©
Department
NOW COMPLETE }

CHA IN EVERY LINE

Hl : ‘. Wallac e's Ariel crows see tes nel

TRETH ON LIGHT,
CAST « ~ Aluminum DURIBLE,

D. E. Kerr, Dentist.

Latest methods
“and applianres, *’

apet, Book,

' 7

| | OFFICE: 42 E. COLUMBIA AVE.
‘OF Over Fraser's Drug Store.

Rolt & Grogan /

|@ INSURANCE ®

+ We are representing the largest, am-
ount of insurance capital in the city.

Weinsure mining machine: build-
ings, dwellings, merchandiee aad stocke
of all kinds.

e~s

MONEY TO LOAN

‘We have money to loan at 6:
cent. per anum on d etdee,

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

A.W. Smith, of Thomas & Smith,
commission merchants, left this morn-
ing for Republic on business.

Mrs, F. A. Empey leit on the morning
train to visit, relatives at her old home
at Cour d'Alene this morning. Mr.
Empey accompanied her as far aa North-
port.

Bessie McKellar, who has been visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. John Edgreen, re-
turned to her parents at. Kettle Falls,
‘Wash. i
\ Miss Gussie Mackley, who has been in

Canterbury Block.
esate 86 Columbia Ave.

d for a year, has returned to her
home at Port Angeles, Wash.

| The Truck Act. .- ., i

Mr. Kellies’ Track Act has been'‘treat-
ed as something of a'joke by mont ofthe
newspapers of the country, but it iss
very {¢ hing and‘: t moase
ure, asys the Vancouver Province.” Dis-
cussing it in a recent issue: of the’ Fort
Steele Prospector, Mr: L.A. Fullager of
Victoria anys: ., 163
It is aimed at the .shamefal tyrranny.
and plunder done to workmen by own-
era, ‘and_ others,
who compel their workmen to deal at
their shops and board at their boarding
houses, To such an extent is this abuse
grown that it is sald to be actually difi-

=

OPPOSING “THE LE ROI DEAL.
Senator George Turner and Other Share-

holders Against It.

Le Roi holders who are
the sale of the mine and smelter to the
British American Corporation say $8,-
000,000 is not enough for the big prop-
erty.

“The smelter alone,’ Baid a well in-
formed mining man to a R
view reporter, “has paid profits. of $20,-
000 2 month since. it way started. This
is at the rate of $140,000 a year. Knock
off $40,000 for possible interruptions and

‘Mts. W.'A. Lynch ‘and children have

Photographic

Kodaks, Hand Cameras ‘and
: Supplies of all
\IXinds Wholesale and Retail.

RDERS TAKEN for Kodal

nd‘ Cameras to be dolivered to any part of the United States at

10 per cont Jess than the regular American retail price, We have added an AMATEUR DEVEL:

OPING AND FINISHING DEPARTMENT to our gallery and, have puta first-class man: in
t

* Lnarge of same; "All work will recelve

to our specialty.

Per Dozen for the
next 30 Days. -

r & Co,

SE

in’ the suuth belt,

The White Bear Gold Mining com
uated

compressor, pump with eupacity of 60

====|MPORTERS== =
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

engral,

Merchan dise:

© Manutacturers’. Agents. ..

So MTSE * 4
ENTS:—GOODWIN CANDLES, CANNON STEEL,GIANT*
POWDER, ‘CALIFORNIA CAPS AND FUSE- i

“WAR WITH CLOTHING

in school books, sla
ot ra in. fitting
position to
supply require.
ALWAYS UP DATE: ALWAYS THE BEST VALUES,

GOODEVE BROS.

k , DRUGGISTS AND.
« “STATIONERS OO

@EFIt pays to deal with Goodeve Bros.

POGDOGOOOOOGOD
© All the best people in >
Rossland eat at TD

ES@ALET’SS

f-O-7>

All the Delicaoles In season at the g

KOOTENAY RESTAURANT ©

{BEST FLACE 18 TOWN FOR

JUST ARRIVED.

Insurgent Agent.at Paris Says the Ameri-

gone to Ellensburg, Wash.) on a visit to
r i ied them

“James Davia, ‘aszistaut manager of the
Hotel Allan, leaves this evening for Cari-
‘bee creék to attend to assessment - work
‘on anumber of honing; cluime he is in-
terested in there, j x
.; A. B, McKenzie, leaves’; this evening
for the coast. a Y oy
} J. H. Sussman, metallurgiat for the O:
P. R., is viaiting the camp.

Attorney A. C. Sutton of Grand Forks
came in last evening on his way to Nel-
gon. H ;

Fred Oliver, accompanied by’ Mrs.
Oliver; came in from Spokane laat even-
ing. es :
¥. W. Mulholland--left” last evening
for the Blocan. ) j +). f

D.-B..Bogle went out to Sophie moun-

tain to look after. the working . of the
. Victory-Triumph.
Mre. A. ©, Bark returned on the noon
train to Northport. alter afew day’s
visit with. friends in Rossland. Mr.
Bark is assuyer at the amelter.

Joseph BR. Dabney and party returned
from Ymir on the noon train over the
Cc. &W. :

. Gov. C,H. Mackintosh has returned
from Spokane.

_—=$——
MASTERS OF CUBA IN qA WEEK

cats Héve an Ensy Gamo. _
32 fsoNbONS MA {Dlign Parisicorre=
spondent of the: Daily “felegraph reports
an interview be hus hid with Dr. Be-
tancos, representative of the Cuban. re-
publican government in Paris. He ex-
be over 2001). 5 4

‘The Americans,” he says, “will, ex-
perience no difficulty in’ landing: troops
who will be joined at once by insurgents:
who are much stronger than is generally,
supposed. . Nor is there any doubt that
RearjAdmiral. Sampson will strike a

7 ‘

presses the conviction that the war will],

there would afill' remain 9 profit of 10 pad atte lies a soe fed ‘on
poe cant per annum ons capital of $2,-| ren boarding at thelr’ shacks, for’, the
“All this has been done by smelting brea of sanang an Papeete ee iar
Ao Te eneaeee athe (least of abe evil, The workman ie'wliolly
pacity of tons daily, and'the 4 a
owners believe ‘that with 9 vigorous de- i sh poset Band and re pecially
velopment of the mine:they could: keep gues rane debt at the boss's eed
smelter running to its full capacit; aay to
for several years. The opponents of he Then rite ie. weele living son 987,00,
ides) sre that running the smelter at dependeut week Tanke anatase ntrey
; Ti .
all, capacity, the cost of the grace of the boss, and no other emi

each ton of ore, would be atill farther re- :
Tacs cua'tie: atelier “could be. meade] PeYment, Petheps within. many_rlles,
4 - * you have real slavery.

th earn monthly profite’éxceeding $40,- | Wren
: bite exc 0°)" 'the of ‘thelr ind;

te big sidends ala oe sainoe| Be con temotors of the: Yactorin cy. water
Reasoning in ‘this way the oppenents of meee ee nor Be Higher en ere.
the deal aro, determined to defeat sti $e eaetngaitiie hres ant 2008 Ses

ey can. i Gees eee 2

Gol. Wi! Bidpatti; of: Spokarie,| Une. vith, thes; working. overs
member of the board of sudit and con- ane up foal ake a peng
trol, and heavily interested in’ its politi- ta mosk whsthiee eels b jan weak

cal connections, was in. the city.s short fre
time yeaterday evening, leaving for. Se- OF ne, sb pahen they q it home 7.

attle,’? says the Tacoma Ledger.

“Golonel Ridpath, with Senator Tur-
ner, is opposed to the sale of the British
Columbia dividend payer, and has work-
ed hard to secure a negative vote in the

: il.

board of directors, but a remark that he ‘The bi i r +
made to afriend indicates that he has pies Ss ee eae ae
very littl hope of being able to prevent | chal be paid his wages ts cake’ and td

e sale. e tol is friend that he his
would vote against,the sale, but that he Magen: matter whe he .ow = a ene
did not think there were voles enough | jimited exceptions, things “for which
to prevent the sale. Three milhon dol-| master, if the sa Sane eee Mis r es
lire looked too big (o'a majority of the} ing may déduct from rea “but the

olders.. te PR EAN aif *

Matters Gfound Lo “Mol. are, rather | Stee i aletve halle len tee tbe, ome
‘ maid W:J.Flarria; inz Hae aways at e to run a store sigs
‘Mr! Hatrié’returhed irom a three day's °
trip to id,'on! d
with the Le Roi, of -which he. is one’ of
the largest stockholders: iy
‘avout 120 men have-been laid! off,”
he said, ‘and no ore. shipments:-have
been made for the past: five days: “It is
extremely doubtful whether there would
be any. more shipments: for. the.: present
if the mine should pass into “the control | compel his
of the British America Corporation. °“If| Tn. local justices should ~ be  influ-
it should not pass over to the B. A. O.,) enced, the ‘workmen may - take ‘out =
our company will continue, to make! summons before the local county ‘eourt

Ys

ed-.to submit on pain of dismissal.
Many « man. brought home on Saturday
but #2 or $2.25 for his family, all’;that
the boss’s extortion had left for = week’s

re
nd lodging, the ‘employer can,
an agrees in writing, de-

sir price for victuals -
ke v two.

heavy gblow Es! ly 18 -
would rather accept annexation by the
United Statea than the autonomy which
Spain: would grant. Before another
week tho Americans will be the masters
of Havans, and firmly established in
Cuba.” is

Rossland Riding.
Judge Townsend has a map on which

8 as usual.” | judge or any supreme court judge in'the
“what is your judgment of the Le Roi] same way as before in -the Jocal J. P's...
deal?” ¢. : This is a very important measure. “It
“T do not believe it will go’ througb.””| means a revolution in many respects in
Mr. Harris 18 also ‘one of the large) the conditions surrounding many of the
owners of the Lily May, the pioneer lo-| jaborera in this country, and its features
cation of Trail Creek. “We expect the) as outlined by Mr. Fullager shoald not

Lily May deal.to be closed, onthe 1st.of| be allowed to go un! nized.
vane,” besaid, “The British America| io BO Berens
‘ati His Own

ia marked the:boundary lines of the
Rossland riding. The line commences
‘at the international boundary line at
Fort Sheppard following the middle of
the Columbia river, north to a point
nearly opposite the mouth Fire valley;
thence the line: follows the divide in a
northwesterly direction to the simmit
of. the range and thence in s south weat-
erly direction to the Kettle river; thence
following the Kettle river to the inter-
‘section of the49th parallel aud 119 lati-
tude near the mouth of Rock ereek, and
thence east along the international

Finance C *,& new
has an option on the property, for which |-. The British Columbia Review, pub-
it paid $2500 earnest money. This com-| lished in London, England, persists in
pany is negotiating for other properties| being a self constituted guardian of the’.
on Red Mountain, and from the best] Hon: 0. H;’ Mackintosh. This is: the
evidences before me, I am convinced it|stiect that wanted to know -‘‘where. —
is a very substantial company. Obarley. Mackintosh learned anything: .
about mining;’? and otherwise; tried_to
make trouble between Mr. Mackintosh
and his company. It found fault with
his associates. Its meddlesome disposi-
The occurrence happened in New Mex-| tion is manifest. in the following news
ico. Colonel X. was making « long/item: * , ¢
march and the provision wagons had|’ “We learn from. Rossland, under date
goae astray. He wad hot and. tired and|of April. 2ist,, that.the. Hon. | Charles

"True Hospitality.
The Washington Post printsa ‘“‘true
story,”’ told by a_ retired army officer.

This claim ie owned.
Lion~ mining coffany,* George: A>
Fraser, sec. and trea It-indocated on
the caet slope of Deer Park moun- ded
tain, south: bnit, adjoining; the: Gold ings. Work at i tee i pear
Hunter and Grand Prize. It is crown ‘a ao Aa Boe.
granted. and has a shalt down an-tha octet ttt Li Denied

ABE. LINCOLN.

vein 90 feet, Ore vasays from $6 to
$10, ¢.-ads regarded’ as. go0d | prog-}:<' The Abe Lincoln is sitanted
east slope of Deer Park mow!

pect.
the South belt abont, a quarter ef #

ted States of America and in the -Pro-

Dated April ropammge Summers. | vinee of Rritish’ Columbia, Canada; to
1 ters rer iy hice j acquire, hold, plat into city and town
lots, sell, lease and morlgage rea! and

personal property in connection with
gaid mining buginessin the United States
of America and in the Province of Bri-
tich Columbia, Canasla’ to acquire, con-

stocking good ‘mining proper-| struct asd maintain-roade, railroads and | WW: £ lw
tramways in connection with said min- ;

ties and are daily ing business in the United States of
INCORPORATING Americaand in the Province of British

: Boo Col i ; st al
+ propositions in all Districts of ‘columbia, Canada; ‘to do and conduct a' i

frou @.to-12 feet wide aro al o in par
ofthe workings, About $10,000 spel
lirmachMery development and build

lends. ‘Nhe preeent managment pre- Ss
{ers to hold their ore until the com-
pany builds a smelter or can get bet-
ter freight and-- treatment ‘nites, , It
recently paid $700,000 for the mine.
weary conve! iences,
The. Columbia &
i built tothe mine.

THE LILY- MAY.

boundary line to place of begining.
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

One of the literary parables with
which the London Academy is amusing
its readers rune thus:

“4 piper stood in the market place
and piped a tune £0 villainous that the
people assailed him with blows.

Ofiive with Rossland Water & LightCo.

hnngry when he met Major B., who in-| Mackintosh left there on the previous
Columbia Ave. Rossland.

vited him home—presumably to eome| day, going. first to Vancouver. The cop-
fort—to breakfast. % per. proposition is kept secret, but Swe
‘The major’s fortunes were at a low| understand it is in the Similikameen or
ebb, and-when the breakfast * was| across the United States boundary from
brought on it proved to consist entirely| there. They have got to work and havo
of rice—rice cooked in the wonderfal] e: some good superintendents,
southern fashion. with every kernel per-|auch as Messrd. McDonald, Haskins,
fect. The hungry guest ate a spoonful.) and Long; ‘buf some of the old manipu-
Ho detests rice. ‘Then he waited for a|latora atill flutter about Mr. Mackin-
second couree. tosh. It iegiven out that there will be
“Have some rice, colonel,” said the|a sort of scientific board established of
major, whom nothing evef ta,| the of the B, A. O,
quite asif the rice had but that moment | mines, and Mr. Carlyle will not pass
Now play some-| appeared. anything he does not believe in.”
“Nol? anapped. the colonel. ‘I’maa| The Review is not fair enough to say
Kentuckian, sir, and don’t eat rice. 1) who compose the “old gang of manuipu-
don’t eat rice, sir. Give me something | Iatore’”” who are “fluttering about Mr.
elae.”” h.”” Mr. i: h seems
“Why, certainly, colonel, certainly,’’ | quiteable to attend to his own business
said the host. “Try some of the mus-| and sclect his own associates.
tard. It’s very fine, sir; vory fine.’” =

5.000. -
‘Worth of Clothing, Furnishings, eto:, Bought: in
Bond at 50.cents on the dollar. iis

a as Bg = E s .
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
=i a atock constats of Black Venitian and Clay Wersted suits, Chiv-
mily from the business center & oe ‘ Tweeds—in all styles. “And the next year he came again
ant Ba a coh " Ss bir Sea se see or eee ae M with a new tune thatset them alla dan-
‘tig develop! ee ee TET Y }

ern yatlway track. A\N cing.

shaft 124: sect deep and snolhel Muixe’ fine black it 1 14 ORDERED CLOTHING 5 } ’ “And they filled his bat wity ha’penc’
{worsted suita....--- Pe | If you want a swell spring suit, it /, c  § i and said; ‘Excellent.’

one running over 1000 feet through the +e Dias serge suita it, i Ih

property, Work is being dene of : Maxe’ Gne tweed

abaft-48 feat deep and a drift 18 feet
well made, rfect fitting, etc., thithg eles:
. , q 4 Bh for e
i i te
at present. It isthe Intention ba oy A ji mh 3% Satitation Guaranteed

TO PROSPECTOR®S. |
We are making a byecialty of

HK. B. FINDLEY,

D.D.S.; L.D.S.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental

THE UNION.
college aud Hospital of Oral Surgery. ;

ly Mav waa tne first location ‘i ar  ecies
cuinp, May 27, 1889. It is new Tho Union is located ;three;miles
hy the Lily. May Gold mining | north of Reestond and ix owned by H.
sany, Senator George Turtier, pres} P Jones, Hugh McGlynn, Mike Mor-

Stussi block. Rorsland, B. C

Maree’ fine black and

tro. threa well defined leads, the cent

Acommonsense whim is in use an
“i bag i trial
an Teel ly designed “And being more or less put to for
Ae ni scene abn further matter, the piper ventured on &
the 100- font level before cre
About $4000 worth ‘of work done.

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued
Every
THURSDAY

All work attended to promptly A Large Assortment ol.

MOULDINGS |.

extent ‘of our stock. “We makea Specialty of:
Glazing, Painting, K
s{DECOR HANGING

a

ee

3 ————

Mrs. Aime Moran, who has undergone
a painful operation, and_ been at the
| Sister’s hospital for two weeks, has, un-
‘der the care of Dr. McKenzie, sufficient-
ly ered, 2810 be ableto» retarn to
lier home, the Montreal House, today.
—_—_—

{complete and up-to-date stock of GENTS FUNRISHINGS,
HATS, BOOTS snd SHOES, etc.

"Gall and be convinced ofthe
: No treuble to show goods.

[\J.OAEARN™* Ss

--<. Gor. COLUMBIA AVE. & LINCOLN

Notice is hereby given that the under- Eastern Games.

At Pitteburg—Pitteburg 8; Washing-

Office and shop corner Columbia EE
Mn and shop The Speedy Rossland.

Capt. W. P. Short, of the Columbia
river steamer Kootenay, stopped in town
last night and went this morning to
Northport on b for the %
Captain: Gove will make a couple of trips
for him. Captain Short says the new
boat Rossland can make most any kind
of specd she desires to.. That she has
mado 20 miles“ an hour and has never
‘been put toher best.

Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At-
kinton, A. B. Campbell, Thos. Coffey.
Locale.| on one ledge: in -the south
belt, in line with the Crown Point and
the Homestake. Gem, has a 50 foot
ahuft and 50-feet of open cut work.
Tiger, 300 foot tunnel, 40 foot shaft
and_-100 feet open‘cuts while the Un-
cle Sami haan 26 foot shaft end 150
fect of surface work. +

ini;

ton, 8.

At Cleveland—Cleveland, 4; Balti-
more,one. >

‘At Cinci 2G
York, 4.

‘At Chicago—Chicago, 8; Philadelphia

Notice To Transfer Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that Thomas B.
Garrison will make application, at the
next sitting of the Board of License! Notice ix} shy giver A that the under-
Commiesioners of the ‘City-of Rossland, signed will, AA any pert hie the
for the transfer of the Kootenay hotet -Board of License Commissioners, of the
Tiquor license, on Lot 10, ‘3lock 28, sub- City of Rossland, make application to
pate ., transfer the liquor _license-for the.; Ven-
dieision 535, to M. D, Shea. dome hotel to D. W. Morgan.

Tuomas B. GArRison.

Ixn Haggis.
Dated May 17, 1808. Dated May 7, 1898.

general mercantile business and such

B. OC. Treasury. atocks all othor transactions as the business of the

poration may require. a
tated Eee For further par-| “Given under my handand seal of ofice| W. J. Harris, manager wd Brauk/figi is Cranyne J. AS MeDona}ds A
ticulars apply to i at Victoris, Province of Britieh Colum-| Kizet, ves. and tres, It is locatewf in |ahalt has been eunk on the vein 85
L. 0. DILLMAN, ee eit FRappeHiEten roa aah belt, two and 6 hf miles | {vet with a tunnel and open cnt.of 35
ety-| south of town... Development’ work | feet. Surveyed and crown granted.
C. M. Weller, | spotene,.w: He ene ron Bik, feeven, fost 5S. Ye WOOTTON, | coustste if Cver 200 feet of tunnel und one
. . ’ pokane, .Wash. + Vahait. ‘Shere is 150 10ns of shipping RLECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE.
PRACTICAL PLUMBER = 7 oon the comp, which ‘will average | These properties belong to the Ger-
° 9 D Application for Transfer of Liquor Fl» ton. Mine provided with hoist. | mania Gold Mining com
la [4 pany and are
mers Lyery table : License. _ Comutcascr plant, machine drills. etc. | located on Green mountain just north
GEM, 1IGER AND UNCLE 8AM. of Red mountain,, ttiree and a half
NELSON, B.C. einen CA ieeha next mecting of the . Iniles Item Ronelends There is a 90
PACK AND SADDLE HORSES. - Roard of License. Commissioners of the foot shaft and 80 fout cross-cut on the
~ _| city of Rossland, make application to Electa. .The ledge is large and well
FEED AND 8ALE STABI "| transfer.the Tiguor Heeneo for the Clar- deanedi an oo wt have been obtained
endon house to-Gus. Wassholm, ag high as a ton. ‘
D. W. Morgan,’
Dated May 7; 1898,

F. WwW AINEDALE.
-; Customs Broker,

THE BLACK PRINCE.

Application for Transfer: of Liquor 13 New
Li

jeense. DECORATING Capt. W. P. Short end while in Rosi-

FRESCOING land that it was generally understood on
the Columbia river that Gov. O. H.
Mackintosh had purchased McPherson’s

Arthur & Pretty, interest in the Halcyon hot springs;

No. 115 East Columbia Ave. “paying $30,000 for it.

Owned by the Black Prince mining
company, J. A. Kirk, pres., Hector
McPheraon, vice pres., G. A. Fraser,
sec. and tra; Loguted: oh the forth
side of the Columbia river, three milew
h below Trails Work conaists of a. 40
by Enstern’ Catiada cupitalists and are foot ehaft, GO foot tunne: and about
represented here by George Pfunder 100 feet ot open-cuts. Assays $13.

2
At Louiaville—Lonieville, 14; Bouton 3
Go to M, J. O’Hearn for steteon hats,
5-27-t6,

av, oWSTHE CUSTOM
Rossland B. C.

MOUSE