MONTE ORISTO, COLONNA AND ‘VIRGINIA.
‘These’ three properties are owned
by Enstern Canada capitaliets and are
represented hero by George Pfunder|
ng general manager and - Harold
Kingemill, seo. and. tres. They are
all situated on Monte Criato mount-
about a mile north of town.

The Monte Cristo has over 1800 feet
of tunnel, shaft, rise and cross-cut
work. It is provided with two com
pressors, one and one 4-drills.
Colona: Has 1,000, feet of work and| °
is furnished power by tho Monte Orie-
to. Forty men are employed, on the
two properties. * 29
Virginia: Over $13,000 was expend-
ed on the Virginia by former owners.

ROSS THOMPSON

WAU Evening Record.
Eureka Consolidated, West Le Rot and Joste, Montta, Homestake , q |

Gopher, R. E. Lee, Eveniug Star, Monte Cristo,
and Silverine.

S.L. Long, C.E.

Provincial Land and
Mine Surveyor.

ORATION.
ABOUT THE AIS.

eb St

A Brlof Write-up Which Will be Ex-
tended to All the Properties
in the Camp.

LE ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR

NTER NATIONAL

MUSIC HALL. —

Week Beginning Monday, Feb 14 1898

LT have blocks of stock in the following companies for sale—

Expert Draughting and Blue Printing.

OFFICE: STONE BLOCK. I. 0. NOX 743.
ROSSLAND, B. O.

VOL. II. No. 220.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 1898. - (PRICE 6 CENTS.

Don’t Do It THE STOCK REPORT.

“"PORITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
: ‘OF THE KING PIN6 OF

Wit Farce and Burlesque ©

CITY NEWS CUT SHORT.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rush. acoompan-

Waterloo Hotel
TRAIL, B. 0.

The

PAT WHITE, _KITTIE HARRIS.

Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

enant Rates $2 Per Day.: Firat-Clase
Furnished Roomg With or. .

Best luformation Obtainable trom
Owners and Other
Sources.

Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasers
commenced a double. compartment
vertical shaft, which will be provided
with cages, the first in the eamp-

All three of these claims are val-
uable and promise fair to make divi-

Lots in the Original Townsite:

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

Wall Paper
Department.

; \y
+ \péy you okn’t get any Face or

oilet Preparati
. oile ‘Zeparation

BOARD OF TRADE MEETS

The saleof s large block of Evening
Star treasury stock at 24% conte has
caused 2 great deal of commont, This
property has been without exception
the most talked of and the most abused
inthe camp. At onetime the shares

Will Ask for an Appropriation to

1ed the remains of their three-year old
son Orellis to. Colville today. for inter-
ment. © The child died with the whoop-
ing cough.

‘The passenger train from Spokane was

GOD TIMES COME AGA

P. A. O'Farrell Writes Encouragingly

| You ‘want until you try’ us.
the most complete line of ams,
{ OULET PREPARATIONS

ithehe Kéofenbys a

GOOPEVE BROS.
BOOP pul

‘Withont Board.

‘Smith Curtis

BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC
Ero.

‘This write-up will be contived cor-| dend paying mines. ‘We carry
racted and carried until the principal ANNIE E. ,

minea and-prospects have been. des- ‘This claim is owned by, the

rribed. As we are unable to. vie all Lion mining eaeapany! George A.

propertic? herein Bata we wil’ | Fraser, sev, and tres. It id Jorated op!

ont in the main they can be relied up- we. cast slope of atjnining the Gold.

Bee eS been pane Hunter and Grand Tt" gown on the
* anted and bas a shaft dow!

+] -The Deer.Park-is locnted on the pans 90 feet. Ore usaays from $6 to

: : ae summit of Deer Park mountain in| gi9,¢ :. ie regarded: as 8 good pros-|.

tie south belt, « mile and a half, pect. s
wuth west of town, and has probably
thé largest mineral deposit in the
ramp. It ig developed by a shaft 186
a 32 Pig BS. 2 | eet deep, and 95 feet cross-cut. Its
i Has constantly on hand & supply of Heenan bali consists ofa 40-horee boil-
For Sale Cards
-For,Rent Cards
'To-Lease: Cards
No Credit Cards”
Furnished Rooms

atood as high as 25 and 26 cents. It
would be a good thing for the camp if
this property got into the har ds of agood
atrong’company who were in the field
for the purpose of mining and develop-
ing and not manipulating and stock job-

four hours late yesterday.

Phe carnival. committee will hold a
meeting at the office of A. B, McKenzie
tonight.

The outgoing passenger train on the
Red mountain road was delayed an hour
on account of the engine which had been
doing duty onthe ore train not returning
in time. "

The Roseland bees’ go to: Trail
this evening to attend the installation of
officers there tonight.

Complete the Rossland
School House, -

NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY
LINES «@ eee eee ee

About the Rossland
Camp.

Britieh

First Appearance

AEDS JOHN R. COOK,

Office and Business Room
x TO RENT

THE-ONLY

FEMAIL
BARITONE}

Miss Frankie Sawyer!

FOR COURT HOUSE AND REGISTRY

Rossland, B.C
: Quorarions,

253g Columbia Ave. 2. PREDICTS

A GLORIOUS - FUTURE

iF Se Wa {lace’s Reg « STS AND .

Tig Sen ae 4
Stationery, Wall Paper, Book, STAT oO | Done
- Fancy Goods and Notion Store ' iit ios

aii Washington Btreot. ° Beat location | = : | Jt pays to deal with Goodeve Bros.

to Mr. Carlyles’
that Assessment Work Bo
Done Within 90 Days.

Capital Is Here in Abundance and
Wild Catting Is Done Away
. With,

THE UNION. : 3

Tho Union is locatéd three miles].
north of Rosalond and is owned by H. Corner of Columbia Byenns
P. Jones, Hugh McGlynn, Mike Mor- it
ris, E. Cronyn, J. A. McDonald. A
ahaft has been ‘sunk.on the vein 85
feet with a tunnel and open ent of 36
feet. Surveyed and. crown granted.

BLUE BUCKET AND PRINROSE.
Owned by Harry P. Jones. Located
five miles north of Rossland, and a
nar n@ighbor of the Highland. The
Primrose shows an jroo capping 75
feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows).
#7 foot quartz ledge on the surface. |

BLECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE.
These properties belong to the Ger- :
mania Gold Mining company and'are| - = iz Sra
located on Green mountain‘ just north

of Red mountain, threesand a half}. ‘: .
miles from Rossland, There is a 90 :

foot shaft and 30 foot cross-cut on the x j : Si
Electa. The ledge is large and well 5

defined, and assays have been obtained| +< é

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.
J.C. Drewrey of the Sunset No. 2 left
last evening over the 0.P.B. for Toronto.
Peter Burns, the king-bee wholesale
and retail. butcher of the northwest, has
gone to V ver to ‘a Kion-
dike business. .
Edward Cronyn, of the legal firm of
McDonald, Clute & Cronyn, will leave
fer an extended trip east this evening.
M. _R. Galusha, a large atockholder in
the Jumbo,, came in last evening from

in ‘the: city, "0"

Good Mining Property. Shares of

.« and, Tailoring .Heuse |:

Oppésits PestoMee -

Comfortable - |
Rooms

Prompt attention. Meals, 25c.
Board and lodging {5 36 $7. and
week, Good spring beds

“The Rossland board of trade met last
evening and determined to send its pres-
ident J. B. McArthur to Victoria to rep
resent the needs of this section. He
Was instructed to ask for an additional

i to the magnifi-
cant school house which is being erected

a Rossland and to insist upon ‘a redis-

fbution bill which will duly’ recognize,
the Trail Creek district.

He will endeavor to convince the’ lo-
Avenue. cal ge t of the need of
ing a land registry office in the Koot-
enays, and that Rossland, by all odds
the largest and most important place,
it ia the proper place for it.
It was the sense of the meeting that
it would be a great detriment to the
miningindustry to follow Metallargiat
Carlyles’ recommendation that the min-
eral act be amended so as to require the
acsment work to be done within 90 days
after location. ¥
It was shown that the present require-
ment of a twelve-months’ residence be-
: fore-a British subject ia allowed to vote
aa would disfranchise many good citizens,
and ined that the
requested fo ainend the law co that six
months would be sufficient,

A court house for was oneof , Spokane today. |
the urgent needs of this section which] Jatnes'A. Gough left today for Butte,
‘the government should be asked to| Montana:

Stock in
P. A. O'Farrell, writing from Rossland

to the Vancouver World under date of

February 11th, says in part:

d since my last visit has been

Good Substantial Companies. Town Lots.
OFFICE WITH. . q ee

. a8 x a H :
Rossland Mining Abstract Oo.,
JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Age _ : : ee £ im. Se
REMEMBER yelgre handling only,
¢ English goods in our Tailoring department and
employ.none but first class workmen, —-.-.
Wecannot afford to SLAUGHTER our goods :
sithat means cheap,lahor.and:chean, works Bo; «. ../)
if you want a fine Tailor made suit, go to

ps HeDeUt HC
ae 1,000 Zillor.. 4
: . $000 Diamond Dust: ec IY 6
We have Buyers for Good Stocks.

|ROLT & GROGAN
STOCK BROKERS,

P. O. Box 428,
LEPRONET 45,

Codes: Bupvonp, Mcneit. & CrousH.

-|J. B. JOHNSON & Co

er und #:20-horse hoist. Supplies are
Cards. .

inid ju for‘an.all winters work. The
great body of‘ore is luw grade, but is
reported improving us depth is gnined.
SUNSET NO. 2.
“Phe Sinnse! No. 2, is owned by the
Vanudian Goldfields Syndicate, limit-
ed, and situated in tne south Lelt, on
: “Assorted Colors. Attractive Design.
St. Charles Hotel.
Fp | tenant Teak, Gk Record: Job. Office
jl properties Ot ark. oe shait-dpteet. On the 20th.of Nov.
\ ated snes! work, $ ? 4 7 3 gratett | 380 feet of work done, be-
Yy 7% : 1 a } 5) Medea strfpping the vein, and igiber
< =, INING & TN. = roxpect work, ~ This property hus &
ANGLO“AMERICAN NS s Fant compressor, huist, pumps and
VESTMENT co. \ al Hotel evexything necessary 1+ {1 econom-
The Rookery- Spokane, Wash. i ical Hevelopment 2 uc mine.
Rooma Newly Fitted and
Furnished. and
®
Prices Reduced

the east_ slope of Deer Park mountain,
—To—-
=|... + 98.00 a, Week.

B:
merchants, miners, and brokers agree in
declaring that the good times have come
again, and that this young city is on the
high road to unexampled prosperity. I
have frequently pointed out that lack of
capital has been the main factor in re-
tarding the growth of: the Rossland
camp. In addition to this the “wild-
cat” operator had scared away investors
by his machinations. Rut the wild-cat
has di from Rossland
and has gone in search of green fields
and pastures new. At the same time
English capitalists have appeared upon
the scene, have acquired vast intereata
in the Trail creek mining ‘district, and
are about to operate in the country with
almost unlimited capital. ‘The'London, 7
company of which Sir Charlés is’ the =”
head, called the London and British’Co-
lumbia Gold Fields corporation, has ac-
quired a property a few miles south of
Rossland called the Velvet which has all
the earmarks of a bonanza gold mine,
The Velvet is more than likely to rival
the Le Roi as a gold: producer and divi-
dend-payer, and nothing cavld: be more
fortunate for British Colambia than that
s the Velvet chonld be a rich mine.
Oliver Durant. Denies That a Contract Has| “Nothing haedone so much to infase
"Been Entered Into with the C. P. B° new life and hope into the Rossland ~
-{camp ‘as the operations of the British
It has been don t that | America i Lie Gi
‘contract had been entered into between | ernor Mackintosh is the. Cansdian“man-
the O. P. RB. smelter people and the! ager of this’ concern. Probably in’ all
Centre Star mining company, whereby | Canada there is no man ao well versed in
that company was to receive a $7 treat- its affairs or 0 “thoroughly conversant
ment rate and fifty centa « ton freight| with the'resources of the dominion as
rate from the mine to ‘Trail. |: 5 1. H. Mac 1 The British Ameri
Rumor went further ad said that 250] corporation acted wisely and well: when
men would be put to work at once ato-|it placed the guidance of ita fortanes in
ping ore in the Centre Star mine on | British Columbia in the hands of sucha
account of said agreement. ,  |man.
Oliver Durant, g-neral manager ofthe | ‘For a comparatively amall amount of
Centre Star company, wae seen by a] money he bas acquired mineral land of
Record reporter at the train today, upon | pricelesa value, and I have no hesitancy
the eve of his depar for im predicting for the British America
and asked in reference. to the matter. |corporation a career of vast usefulness
He replied fraukly: “(There is nothing | for Canada and more then the best of
atallin it. It could not be true, for| good fortune for ite stockholders.
neither the C. P. R. nor the Centre Star| ‘The Columbia & Kootenay mine was
company are ready to cnter into or carry | acquired ‘ ih, for:
ont auch an agreement.” . less than $300,000. Iam assured from
—=. Jutely trustworthy sources that the
é Firemen’s Ball. Colambia & Kootenay is Zworth more
‘The first annual firemen’s ball which | than all the British America corporation
was given by the fire department last / has spent'in Canada. The grade of ore
evening at the opera house was a pleas-

in not 20 rich as that of the Le Roi, Iron
ant and well attended affair. About fifty | Mask or War Eagle, but there are enor-
couple took part. The grand march was | mous ore bodies in this mine and it can °
Jed. by. Chief McKinnon. ‘and partner. | be mined on an immense scale and can
The proceeds of the dance will be used | be made as big.a dividend payer as the
for fitting up quarters in the new fire | Le Roi. ‘This is the consensus of opinion
hall. rac of tha men who worked in this mine
and are thoroughly familiar with its re-
sources.

“None of the other claims are devel-
oped toanything like the extent with
which the Columbia & Kootenay is de-
veloped, but I am assured that the Num-
ber One, West Le Roi & Josie, Legal
Tender, Great West and Golden Che-
riot, as well as the Surprise, are honey-
combed by veins of rich bearing pyretic
ore, and that capital and labor are all

$8 per
2c at one half mile from the bueiness can-
tor of Rosaand, and jet above the
}. & W.¢t.ack. It is being vigorously
wn ‘with a force of 26 men and
‘Uwo ninchine drillz. In _the.tunnel 5}
feet a day-ts being driven, and in tho

By ‘Over Post Office.

Mrs. Dr. Armatrong, who bas been
visiting Mrs. Dr. McKenzie returned to
her home in Northport today.
Frank Watson left for the Slocan today
via Northport. ae
_J. B. McArthur, president of the board
of trade, left for: Victoria today vis
jpokane, “

T. Mayne Daly went to the coast on
legal business. ' z
Oliver Durant went to Spokane today.
. John BR. Myers, who recently bought
the Kootenay brewery, left on the noon
for New York. ee
Mrs. W. R.' Ralston, who has been
visiting her- husband for several days,

as high as $300 a ton.

THE BLACK PRINCE. 7
Owned by the Black Prince mining’
company, J. A. Kirk, pres., Hector
McPherson, vice pres., G. A. Fraser,
gec. and tra. . Lorated. on .the north
side of the Columbia river, three miles
below Trail. Work consista of « 40
foot shaft, 60 foot tunnel and ‘about
100 feet of open-cuts. Assays $13.

‘WHE ELBA.:
The Elba ie situated on Tackont
mountain, in the south. belt, just
south of the Crown Point and is
owned by the Elba-Trail Creek Con-|~
solidated’ mining, company, Robert
Barr, local manager. Thera ie a shaft
down on the vein 100 feet aud a con- j *
tract let for another 100 fee wi'h nine . 2S . : .

BY

Bie beoReb

INSURANCE,

“We haye sale for reliable stocke. Any
.| Person having mining stock, for sale it

Will Pay - -
|to List-
5 bere of — With Us.

J..B. Johnson. .&. Co.

P, 0. BOX 41,

The Le Roi mine has become fame
oua ny.the greatest gold producer
in Canada. Ib has besides putting in
extensive nnd expensive § hinery,
paid for over 4,500 feet of work, built

ti i" (

DO
YoU
WANT
aA?
MAP
OR

So

Heine 8 SOAS aa
nearly completed a smelter, and paid ‘
$725,000 in dividerds, Ib is situated
on the aonth-east slope Red moun-,
taiu, within the corpora: “acits of the
city. - Capitalization o; the company
js’ $2,500,000, divided into 5 VOC
Lahares, par value $5 per share. The
mine is held at $5,000,000.

= Jt has ita own electric light plant
- and ite ore bins are builton the CO. &
W. track, with a tramway, to the Red
Mountain roilroad. ‘ Phe principal
stockholders are Col. I. N. Peytan,
Senator George Torner, Col. W. W.
». Turner, Wm. J. Harris, Col Win.
IL Ridputh, LF. Williams, Maj. J.
M. Armstrong, E. D. Sanders.

Have You
that 7 CENTRE STAR,
er owe a owe hy Contre Star miping come
K s. = - pany, Oliver Durant manager. api-
5 ion § 100, v
londike En a0, rs ot
° : 5
Feeling?’

A
NEWSPAPER
-CUTP
IF-sO °~
¢ ADDRESS ‘
ALLEN ‘A. SMITA
TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO.
Let me estimate and submit samples.

SUPPLY i es gestae aa Se pein, pen AS
“In‘addition ‘to all this the local goverp- THERE IS NOTHING In IT.

a After Xmas oe : i ment wili be asked for a liberal appro-

: : ‘ 1] av 2 ms . = . : priation to build much needed roads and
_ Talk < trails. oT qs
ay 5 = “ Ce a

|Travers Hardware Co. .

TO RENT

Havirig moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record. Three Storey Building

Is for rent in whole, or in part.

Two Rooms 4 x 42 Ground. Floor.
Eight Rooms on Second Floor...
~ Rooms on Third Floor.

men working.

United States Consulate.

Police Court.

The case against Alex. Trombley for
using abusive language was dismissed |
this morning.
David Goggins was sent to tho county
jail for a week for being drunk and dis-
orderly. Goggin has only recently re-
turned from Kamloops, where he served
a term of nine months for a vicious and
f FR as E R unwarranted assault upon his roommate.

Be Z : Dave is one of the best miners in the
The Reliable Kootenays and has taken part ina num-

i D R U GG | ST ber of drilling contests in Rossland. He

has become addicted to drink and. when
in liquor is quarrelsome and troublesome

We havea few ‘TOILET
‘| and MANICURE - sets left
from:our large stock which
will besold ...... oe

‘At Your Own Price

» Design the prettiest in town.

Furs Wanted.

The Providence Fur Company, Provi-

dence, R. 1, wante all kinds of raw fura,

> aking, eingeng. seneca, &c. Prices tur
next cixty days are as follows:

$16.00 to $150.00

5.00 to 25.00

General’ Merchandise.

ail

i
been duly appointed as Consular Agent and
Tins entered upon the duties of bis office. ‘The
Consular Agency ia established at No. 25-27
Washington Street, Rossland, B.C.
F, R.. BLOCKBERGEP,

Consular Agent of the United Btater

xossland, B.C., Oct. 25th, 1897.

there has heen sepeated refnanls of
gar and better. The mine is situated
1a town, half mile-north of. the busi-
ners centor, It has four separate and
distinet, ledges which. ure developed offes will rave you money, do your

with: over 4,000 feet of tunnels, shafts,
drifts a ad cross-rute. ‘There are many work promptly and in the beat afyle.

thous» ad tons of ore on the dump and ——_—_—_-
Wanted %,2000

in-sig at, waiting fayurable conditions

fer + eatment, . This is one of the| wanted to borrow $2,000 on Rossland

-] tives, tocations in the canip and one of real estate at a low rate of interest.
Good security. Apply at thie office. tf

——

DON’T FORGET. 5
Do not forget that the Recorp jo

Manvtiacturers’. Agents,
Min‘ng Supplies, z=——

Pag

8383388

gkuessss

SSSSESESS

Rat ..

._. Prive-list on cll other furs. and
farniehed upon application. Full prices
nparanteed, careful selection, courteous

8

: Glant Powder.
se SF ealirala, Caps. and Fuse,-

-ROSSLAND -AND. SAND

Nat Goodwin Married.

Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 21-—Nat ©.
Goodwin the actor and Miss Maxime
Elliott, the leading lady of his company,
were married in this city at one o'clock

yesterday afternoon.
|. Three wecks ago Goodwin received
official notice that his former wife had
ON THE MARKET. secured a divorce from him in New York:
‘| By the decrees he was prohibited from

: O. M. FOX & CoO marrying again during the life of bis

: d wife. This while
106 E Columbia Avenue. legally operative in New York has no

effect in thia state. 2

—— oar
With Gold Galore. An-Enterprising Newspaper.
San Francisco, Feb. 20.—The Graves| 5 ang Hector Bey n is
brothers, the Trinity county, California, hack from am extended: visit to New
miners, were ae ee abe lnaarae York, Montreal. Toronto and other of
ao cause othe; aia Fo nel the leading cities of Canada and the
state, arrived here, toe sy- 7 pounds) tited States. “He was away for six
weeks.—Miner, February 22.

of goid valued ai $16,000, the product of
a pocket recently found in a lower level
of the Blue Jay mine—thesame proper- ine McPherson has been home for ten

ty in which their first phenominal find
was made.

The cure for it is a SUBSCRIPTION

Salada. Salada.

etna Salada.

‘Best; Purest,
im Choicest

th nest valuable. The latest and
mo ti d iter; is installed
on the property. >
WAR EAULE.

his mine and tke Crown Point are
owned by the War Juegio Consolidated
Guid mining compnuy of Toronto. It
adjoing the Le Rion the west, and
hag done over 5,500 feet of develop-
mene work and paid $175,000 in divi-
jens. rhe preeent managment pre-

fers to hold their ore untt he com- A

pany bnilds a smelter or can get. bét-|8:00 SR Tees rece CC O. A- Clarke,

ter freight ad as Tone Aaa It K Oa oRed Re SE UIE

tly paid 4 jor the mine ‘ist, Sra n 5

It hne a the necessary conve: iences,|!n Boe a en Nenmentey, ofeach pont
machinery, ete. The Columbia & =
Wostern ©. lway is built to the mine.

THE LILY MAY. .

‘Ihe J Jy May was the first locason
ia Uhis Camp, May 27, 1889. It is new
ewned hy the Lily May Gold mining
tompany, Senator George Turner, pres
a Marris, manager and Frank

oe Rossland ;
- THE WHEW | svening
cooeeeny a [Record —

~~~ Walk be Issued |--~

wi:

e . and
ri all consignments.

SECRET SOCIETIES
OSBLAND. Lodge, No. 86, T..0.0.F. meets
R every Romie atte ta ‘Masonic Hall.
Visiting brethren cordially in to attend.
, N. G., John Jackson, Jt. 86c.
RINTHIAN Lodge No. 27, 1,. FL & A.D.
meets on the evening of the first Thureda;
ef each month at Masonic Hall, Rossland.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at-
tond. H.P, McCraney, Secretary. +
ROSSLAND Lodge; No. 21, K, of P., will meet
nic Hall at

N.

ts

-Open:in Afternoon
Sheg}i (ip ifrom 2 toB.- 0 ss.
“Evening, 7:30" to:'10.

Apply at-This. Office, sss.

John" W. Hartline, Prop. Telephone, No. 8

Sleighs WUutt

‘0, Yes, We Have Them. view gate cot tot ba

Ye the news Ti the rae ||

Gold Fiélds of

. Every.
THURSDAY
_ MORNING

The Walters Co.

Limited Liability.
Drawer L. - - Rossland, B. C
Buy and sell legimate mining. stocke

only. Special attention given to
stock of ‘The Canadian Gold Fields ee
icate, Limited, operating the’ well

Baths

suey} it og tied git :
Hockey Practice

‘fron 10:to ll «

]

‘izet, vec und tres. It is located in
the south belt, two and a half miles
xouth of town. Development work
vousints of cver 300 feet of tunnel and

1 neato,

Metal Quotations.

‘One, Two:and Three-8Se:

It will contain all the principal news
published in ore week,

—

w. E.. DEVEREUX
Late of CP. R,and Union
Mine R’ys. and Engineer of the Mines.

Provincial Land Surveyor. Mines Re-
_ « Ported on and Surveys made.
“Over Rolt & Grogan’s, Columbia Ave.

"THN EROEAMGE UATIOMAL AN

Capital €250,090.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $80,000.
Pigs ring
Jaocb Hoover, president; A. J. Boss, vi \-
aeetP ed. Dyer aasiior, mepree
Special attention pald to miping.cecrows.
BROKANE .. > . - 2

ABH

Rossland.

J. H. Spiking

All aamples received by ‘mail carefully
assayed,

EpWAED CRONYN. 3.8. CLurg, Jn
J. A. Macpowap,

& Cronyn

Jehalt.

Shere is 150 tons of shipping
ote on the dump, which will average
$20 A Lon,.’ Mine provided with hoist,
compressor plant, machine drills. ete.
GEM, IGER AND UNCLE 8AM.

Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At-
kinson, A. B. Campbell, Thos. Coffey.
Locate on one ledge in the south
belt, in line with the Crown Point and
the Homestuke. Gem, has a 60 foot
shaft and 40 feet of open cut work.
Tiger, 800 foct tunnel, 40 foot shaft
and 100 feet open cuts while the Un-
cle Sum has a 25 foot shaft and 150
feet of surface work.

EUREKA AND ELDORADO,

Property of the Exueka Consolida-
ted mining company, H- Jones,
prea., J. C. Coe, 80c- E. Coldwell, tra.,

Macéonald Clute

and

all of Rossel: Leucated seven miles
ithof Rossland on the U. 8. side

olicttors for the Bank of British North America
. ‘Money to Loan, Ge . |

McBurwx Burpre, Rossnanp.

| shaft 80 feet, tunnel 100 with five ren

Ure
eilver, ueeayirg from $10 to

iron-copper carrying
old and Or, a
ea. Cupitalization $1,000,000.

workibg.

nown

SUNSET NO. 2 MINE’

Notice is hereby given that I willat
the next silting uf the Board of License
Commissioners ‘for the City of ‘Ross-
land, apply for a license to sell liquora
hy retailin the premises known as the
Dominion Hotel, situated. on lots 11
and 12, block 26, subdivision of: Dist-
rict lot 535, City of Rossland. :~ 1

Dated Dee. 14, 1897. '

N Grorce OWEN. -

lice is hereby give: ill at
the next sitting of the pe ie at
cense Commissioners for the City o-
Rossland, apply fora licene> to sell
liquora by retail in the premises kuow!
as the Windsor Hotel, situated we
lot 19, block 29, subdivision of Dj (:
rict lot 535, City of Rossland. “

Dated Dec, 14, 1897. =

©. Howsom,

, | OfBea, No. 9, Washington Street,

; ata. They are Nobby Try Tne. IE. Gor
ting up a Sleighicg Party see us about Rigs, Good ‘Team *

Red Star Livery and Transfer Company.

Stables, Le Roi Avenue,

Martin Block. Rear Hunter 8c

T. E. HALEY=—

SUCCESSOR TO: 2 : ¢

“” fot
Russell & Halev
—
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

BEEF PORK MUTTON FISH GAME

OYSTERS. -~

|, Spokane street,

Rossland, B: C. :

“HEMPTON’ & "

- 28 gor PROPBIETORS.. -

SKATES‘2O RENT SKATES TO RENT i
-SBKATES SHARPENED » « « .* *

OPEN DAY ANDNIFET."

-DREVER

Rossland Warehouse —

Hard and Soft Coal
yand Wood,

y°.6; 80K 48, - TELEPHONE #1

First cLa88 WORK GUARANTEED.
A NICE, RESPECTABLE PLACE.
No. 20 East Columbia Ave

and Massage.
L.H. Kevan, Mg

—_—-.
Rich Skookum Gulch.

Ottawa, February 21—Skookum gulch,
where a rich strike of gold is reported to
have been made, is a little creek along-
side Eklorado. A $500 nugget is reported
to have been fonnd, one of the largest
disclosed in the Yukon. The claims on
Skookum creek turned out $50,000 last
year, The gold iscourse in grade.

Wants a Land Subsidy.
Ottawa, Feb. 21—It is stated that the
jnilds’ syndicate has aa
new offer to the government for building
‘a line from Pyramid harbor, 288 miles to
Rink rapids, for a land subsidy.

Faxp W. Coren, Massour,

Turkish

LOOK!’ *« LOOK)
—<—$—<$—— pe
BOARD AND ROOM

$5.00 PER WEEK.
MEALS 15 CENTS
AND UP.
‘TEA, COPFB OR BEEE WITH MEALS.
BEDS _2§ cents and so cents
; per Night.
$1.00: per. week and up.
i —aT THE— ‘
minion Hotel:
South Spokane street. <~”
Call and see us.

—=—_
Bought the Opposition Paper:

D. R. Young, proprietor of the Slocan
News, has purchased the plant of the
Slocan city Pioneer and will move it to
Moyie city.

D

Mexican dollars, 46c; silver certifi-
cates’ 553(c. to GB)Zc, :

exchange price, $8.7734 to $8,823¢.

We are closing out these lines at cost at
Hunter Bros. *

ng.
arge erders. Hunter. Bros.

is complete. Hunter Bros.

ra Job office,

New York, Feb. ‘21—Bar allver, 6c;

Copper—Firm; _brokers' price, $1l<;
exchange price, $11.30 @ $13.50
Lead—Easier; brokers’ price, $8.50;

Now is the time to buy “warm jackets

——
Bed rock prices in groceries at Hun-
ter Bros. *

Contractors—See us before purchas-
We make 2 specialty of filling
e

Don’t forget that our Hardware stock
*

that is needed to win from these claims
a fabulous amount of gold.”

The Rich Republic.
The returns from the first carload of ore
shipped from the Republic mine on the
Colville reservation are four and _nine-
tenths ounces of gold, three and seven-
tenths ounces of silver; total value, #103
per ton. This car contained twenty
tons, the firat >f a 250-ton contract, 80
the carload returned the owners over
$2000. This ore was taken from tunnel
No. 1. It was hauled eighty miles in
wagons to the Spokane Falls & Northern
railroad and then shipped to the Tacoma
smelter.
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‘To Ciatm Owners.
Iam prepaved to take contracts on sil

kinds of rock work and mining.
CHAS. EHLERS

——
Printing on short notice at The Kec

“Practical Miner and Millman,