ry >
HE grin oF oz

isin the one ee:
Beenie is real.:.- Qualities
und values are not mysteries but
tangible and gatable. There is
- real service to be from
every article offered in any de-
pereaent of our ‘store. The hol-

day display of
Dress - Goods,

DRY GOODS | AND
Gents Furnishings
‘Qutshine anything hitherto

shown here,'and outstrips in
beauty and quality all other

stocks,

“Ladies’:and: Gents’ Handker-
_¢hiefs for 10c up. Ladeis’ and
‘Gents’. ties .15c up.
6 ‘6f Suitable Christmas Pres-
‘ents from 10c to $5.00.

All Kinds

‘Rossland. B. C.

at

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 23, 94898,
Ee

Police Court.

William Bryden got $50 or two months
in jail at the hands of Magistrate Jordan
for frequenting o house of ill faine known
asthe “Cottage.” ‘The proprietress of
the “Cottage” was fined $80 for keeping
house of ill fame.

“The woman paid: her fine, and. ‘some-
one will-have to rustle for Brydon, for
he has started in un his two months.

WEAK AND WEARY WOMEN FIND A REAL

BRnArs Bes was iB

cynic,

gat sala ti that “in thie
e

opie oy yaleat rr]
they are. ay iy
ant morally 3, bu’

is true heverthel ese,

Beas gana eueral des
‘hey: drag
ut ma weary existence, Mad 2a ch day is
bay. of pain ane uffering. This ‘was

mackviiie, Ne ered
rom Indl eation and nervousness,
lafinenced

ath’ Ai
ike holt an, Ns
medicine, a She had taken only one bottle
her system began to the
reat 1h, sphrlicat years, ona

hreo Hetelse cure

she Was com,
lo Songer she 1g strong In her: conviction
n ot remedy like South Ameri-

hat there
Sold by “Goodeve Bros., Druggists.

can Nerv!

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS. *

F. Scuorrep:-Supreme CourtReg-
‘istrar.
Joun Krzxup Gold, Commissioner ‘and

“ROSSLAND RECORD.
«BY EBER ©. SMITH.

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wtion} botes evidence of good faith.

“RUBSCRIPTION BATES.
7 Dally ee week! ‘Wy carrie!
‘Pally per month by mail.
*phity ‘half'year by mail..

pany
Daily pervyear, foreign...
“Binbectip tion Saye in advance.

‘Advertifinig thtes Will bémade known on sp
Pllcstion

2“RIDAY ‘DECEMBER: 28; 1808,

Grand Musical and Free P

W. J. Rosson :—Deputy Sheriff.
E. 8. Bowgs, M. D:—Coroner.

- Entertainments.

There will be a series of grand musi-
cal and free’ entercainments ‘in the va-
cant store in the Lemon block on upper
Columbia avenue, commencing on Mon-
day evening, December 19th, and con-
tinuing until iarther notice.

Remember that this is a free concert,
and: musical: entertainment, and will
commence’ each evening at half past
seven each evening—at half past seven
(precisely)—and will consist of comic
songs, with banjo attachments, inetrn-
mental music upon the big hanjo and
little whistle, and other. ‘instrumental
and chin music, recitations, etc. me
everybody, and bring all your kinfolks,
| Front seats reservéd for ‘cash customers,
No boys or ladies. admitted. Don’t for-
get the hour. pater p.m. ( pre
cisely)

It has been decided to continue per:

"NOTICE.

1 Omand/after December 1,'The Rosstanp Ev-
yaita R&oonp will be delivered to any address
in the United States or Canada for$5 8 year,
and dellvéred to any part of the city for 15 cents
‘week, or 50 cents 8 month

‘trans-continental train of the C. P. R.,

the tourist car, which tar the
paat few weeks has heen attached tothd

which leaves Vancouver on Thursdays;
‘fhe car goes right through to St: Johns}
New Brunswick, where it conneets with
the Dominion and Allan line ocean
steamors, :

“Tie-REcorn gives space in this issue
to a treaties-on western ores, and the
manner of ‘treating them, which was
written ébpecially for this paper by W.
“'p. Murray.’ It is an able well-written’
&tticle and should be read by every min-'
ing-man in British Columbia.

————_=_=_—=

2M éxchange tells about a bright ola
‘fatmer.up north who’ has’ been: experi-
mhenting * by mixing a: little saw-dust
‘vith the meal: he ‘fed to-his chickens.
"The chickens did well on the mixture,so
he finally fed them on saw-duet altogeth-
er. After's while he set one of the hens
on thirteen ‘eggs and waited for the re-
wulta.. Last week she batched the eggs
| grid:twelve of the chickens had wooden
Jega and the other was s woodpecker.

‘Rossland Metal Works. ©
:Peter'Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
oman, building, Spokane Street, is pre-

red to do alt work in his Jine promptly
+. the lowest living prices.. Money can
‘be saved by patronizing bim. tf

—
‘Don’T OVERLOOK THESE.

"Closing ‘out Winter Jackets and
Closks at cost at Mrs, Heard’s Ladies!
Btore.

“Dr. G. 8. Armetrong, office at Seat

The Saturday Record, containing all
e local mining news wili be mailed
to any addreas in the United States or
Canada for $1 a year.

A. Wilson
Co.

iy

HIGH-CLASS

TAILORS.

BEDFORD Cords
for Tryusers,

‘SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue,

Le Roi

dencs 120ms 6 and 6, Postoffice block.

The Evening Record Gslvered ¢ to your

hhome or office for 16 cents a eck or 50
‘@ month after‘December 1.

“It you are not satiated arith your laun-
ary “wor! % work “the land Laundry.
game location, near pore ice.

*-Bee M. J. O’Hearn’s window for Xmas
Eso ay ip American ties, fancy sus-

ese handkerchiefs and
Penge ore ree jackets and dressing
gowns.
* Boliday goods at reasonable prices at
‘Mrs. Heard’s Ladies’ Store.
‘Nice selections of Winter Millinery a
the Ladies’ Store. ie out to make

si Hoste Shoes
value ie at M.

LIVERY SALE and FEED
STABLE. ____ sett

JOHN F,. LINBURG,
Stylish Rigs for rent
Firat class Saddle and Pack
Horses.

ar. Columbia Ave., Phone No. 37,
‘“Comimercial Alley, ‘Phone No. 89

= ae BOX, 186.

PROP.

DOMINION. GOVERN’NT OFFICERS

R. B. McDonaup:—Collector of Customs.

‘“OPVENING RECORD, DECKMBER 28°1898,

GOSSSS599599 'CSOOO
For Any Season.

Job printing of all kinda done to your entire estiatat tlon at the
Record Jub office, 120$g Columbia avenue, Letter heads, vill beads,
statementa, counterslipa, cards, meal tickets, etc., a specialty, Call
and get prices.

UP-GO DAGE PRINTING.
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The: Saturday Record

Each week contains allthe mining news of
Rossland camp.

NEeSse

APPLICATION TO INCORPORATE.

& DEACON,
Hees, i tBritin iumbi i

rince Oo! af jin Liat next
Pntbe "tritieh olumbia To ears setae
company incorporated in Englund under the
ee ta id to 18, oie Therelie
a

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

Rossland, B. C.
Miner Bullding, Columbia Avenue.

i ‘arel
= : Seevall’-rignie, poweke, er 5

ae t B is ehises and ae , a ala See ee

t ‘Tel

unter bros., Plone Company, Timiteds and the “Vernon

—FoR—

am the said
rhe  iiguitities

‘Fresh Fancy’ Givderled:
ef Table Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT Ci CHEESE:
IMPERIAL-CH.
SWISS Gineee,

CROSS & BLACKWELI8’,
JAMS, J. ES PICRUES,

and CHOCOLATES.

oF compan acqui

end t for, ithe ronferring. upon. the sui

of co powers may

funly vend com letely cary. on nae a
‘wor oe jd or any of then, ‘ant

Dated this 80th ds rh of November, A + DN
Mev’ gant & WIECLAMS.

ecesss
rate ie
of other

Government agent in charge of bureau
for issuing Klondike miners’ certifi-
cates.
w. 8.
lector.

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS.

H. 8. Watnacz:—Mayor.
C, O. Latonpe, Alderman.
A. 8: Goopevz, Alderman.

Rio Grande R. R.

SCENIC'LINE OF THE WORLD.

Weekly Excursions to the East.

‘In Throngh Tourist Cars
* ‘Without Change
MODERN:
—UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
"——SLEEPEKS

A day stop-over arranged
at alt Lake City and Denver

licitora for Applicants,

JonEs + i—Internal Revenue Col- DAIRY. RANCH

from Colville, Stevens County, Wath,
Itis surrounded by: a! fine

Fine Spring, and a Creek Apa hina .

ard aad Abundance of Small Fruit.

40 Acres.

. MINERAL: ACT, 1896.
Certiticate of Improvement.
NOTICE. |
ate in th

Kooten: ree
bird? ‘on y ittie Fork $4 m'

For Sale.

SS eaTeeraT i
‘A good Gairy ranch 11 miles south-east

“Stock: Range,

cetion #1, must
suavee of'such ! ervifieata of aproveren'
Dated this 2ithday SE iGcvabeny 189%,
. CHAN TRELL.

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

* Netson & Fort SHErparp: Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad

(O0-The only direct route
to. Nelson aud Kootenay
lake aud Slocan points. .

“yee Every day in the year
between SPOKANE, ROSSLAND and
AN DON

Through the Place. Small Orch-

ood New Honee, Good ‘House,
cet ‘Barn, Ice House, Dairy:Room*.
Ghurning Done by Water For ere
Other Buildings.

In Hay and Cultivation.’

——
For Further Information Cull on or
Address,

MRS. d. W. STRUPEL,

Colville, Stevens County Washington.
: i 5 No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific coast con
nection leaves Rossland xt 8:45 a.m.
No. 6 for Nelson, Kasto and Slocan
points. lenves Rossland at. . 12:05 p. m
No. 3 from Nelson, ete., arrives in Koss-
11:20 o. m.

MINERAL ACT 1898.
Certificate of Improvements

NOTICE,

‘Yat Fraction Mineral Claim, situate in the
‘Trail Creek Mining Division of Weat Kootenay
District ae oe E mile
south the St.
antl ee No 2,

fe Det at I

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane, and Rossland.

Tickets on sale all over the world.’
.Close connections at Nelson with

Arido through the famous
Colorado scenery.

COMES TO THE AID OF

‘Catarrh

Dr. A. W. CHASE} .

steamers for Kaslo and Kootenay luke

oints,
: peep for -Kettle sAver and
eck Marcus

a Crown grant fs the bore.
And ‘urther

ate o! ments,
a this ist day of Docebier 3.1898,

Wilkin. | with lage dally,

G. G. DICKSON, G, P. T, A. Spokane, wash
‘E. W RUFF Agent, Rosa.an

=| MONTANA LIVERY

Applicelign For. Liquor License,

tion to
en & O' NEILL. |

==Sufferers

UCCESS in life is almost impossible for
man with bad breath. Nobody wants to
do business with him. Nobody wants to

associate with him. He is d

Dated, 15 1898. 26 Washington Street.

First Class Saddle and Driving Horses.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.
M. A. HARVEY.

T Cia

To Suit

DO

very
where, Offensive breath comes from Catarrh;
sometimes from Catarrh of the Stomach, some-
times of the lungs, sometimes of the head, nose,
and throat. It is from Catarrh and

you
WANT

The Tenant.

Catarrh is another name for uncleanness.
Many men understand this, and make every
effort to cure it, but it is beyond the reach of

NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.

REPAIRING DONE.

Puit A. SILVERSTONE, PROP.

Rossland Loan Office.

‘Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.

ordinary practice.
man can ignore Catarrh.
If ies it ti any form he makes constant effort
to
‘There is something about the manner of life
and the climate of Canada t seems to breed
di: f the mucous membrane. Medical
seers ordinarily doesn’t try to cure Sento
it “relieves” it; but Dr. has cme i
tarth for over thirty years, and pen name:
Blessed by thousands who have shaken off

Grice ag cents per bez,

A
MAP
OR

Office rooms or rooms for house-
keeping i in the New Record build-
ing, fitted up to auit the tenant.
For further particulars apply to

A
EBERC, SMITH NEWSPAPER

CUTP
—Dealer in—‘ IF 80,

Mines, Stocks and “ADDRESS
Real Estate. AA. SMITA,

ve
aru of thi insidions qisens
free.

TIMES BUILDING_
TLS QHICAGO

Yompany, and vesting the .

1 TRATES GN OS

(Contiuned from Firat Page,)
that particular lot of ore’ and weighs it
and then reports to the mines what his
qe rune to theton. I wieh to eay posi-
tively that smeltera do not ascertain the
yalues of ore in that way, The method
adopted by emeltera is this:

When a man ships his ore to a emel-
ter, the ore is sampled go as to get a-fair
average sample of. the car-load, which
sample is again eampled down until it
weighs about one pound and froin that
the assayer at the smelter takes 3¢ as-
say ton (which ja. about eqnal to %
ounce) and -assays it and calculates. the
value per ton of ore on that base, just
the sane as is dene in any common as:
say office. _ The only difference is that
the ore is uniformly. sampled: at the
smelter whilet the custom aseayer gets a
picked samples brought to him for .as-
eny. If the -aseayer: at the smelter
makes a mistake, either the miner or
the emelter gete the benefit of that mis-
take. It is not necessary for me to say

that the assayer at the smelter selcom |-

ii ever gives too high returns. If he docs
he coon loses hie.position or the
emelter loses money. But he may make
a mistake the other way:and nou be. so
liable to lose his position.

“Any man ia liable: to ‘make a mis-
take.” I venture to make the state-
ment that after a thorough examination
of any great number. of assays.and smel-
ter returne it} will” be found’ that tbe
smelters usually: pay about 90 per cent,
of the value that the average first ‘class
atayer will give, except: when there is
the strictest cheek-aseay system by both
parties.

CONGENTRATION.

Concentration is simply the operation
of separating the heavier particles.[rom
the lighter, by the use of gigs, vanners
or tables.» Nearly all the Coeur d’Alene
ores sre capable of being’ concentrated.
In fact any ore that ie not solid~ sul-
phides or solid quartz or lime 18 suscep-
tible to concentration The ores of Re-

public camp are. porphyritic quartz,
ly it is not ing ore.
Any ore that is composed’ of sulphides
and some other light  gangue, such” as
qvartz may be concentrated, but it does
not necessarily follow that because an
ore is mixed it. should be concentrated.
The value may be uniformly distributed
vbrough the quartz and eulphides,

‘The writer iv familiar with a piece of
property inthe Okanogan district that
carries value up to $13 -per ton; $7
per ton ia contained in the white quartz
while $6 per ton is contained in the sul-
phidee, The ore can be concentrated
twenty tons to one, and. still the prop—
erty cannot be worked profitably. But
if the entire $18 were in the suiphides it
would pay to work the property.

To ine'the _p.bove.
points is the’ business. of an expert, but
Iam sorry to say that the greater num-
ber of the so-called experts have not the
slightest idea of how tomake such de-
terminations, and do nob know what in-

fon such di i would
give men if they were made and handed
to them in tabulated, form. But they
are co-called experts °(?) just the same.
It is due to idirness, ‘however, to atate
that all men “wh» make a business of

examining mines do not belong to that].

clusa, euch men as ‘Lenard Sivyer, Fred

Rice, Frank Howe, F. M. Wells and men]

of that clasa I consider ° worthy of the
name “‘mine examiners,””

Theterm “expert” ia getting to be. a.
byword, and means anything or noth-
ing, as at the present day the only qual-
itication possessed by three-fourths of
our experta ia a corduroy suit and a pair

ofyellow leggings, coupled with plausi-
ble conversational ‘ability. Any man
who possessea these three accomplish-
ments (?) is a typical expert of the pres-
entday, ‘Mine examiners,” however,
area different class of men.

OYANIDE PROCESS.

The cyanide process promises to be
Quite a fuctorin the wining bueiness;
but ft, like many other processes, is
more or less over-rated. People in gen-
eral geem to think that the cyanide pro-
cess is much cheaper than the sinaller
Provess, Such -is seldom the case, if
you add the value left in the ore after
cyaniding to the cost of. cyaniding, you
Will find that the-two-items equal the
cost of emelting aud nine cases in ten
they exceed the coxt of smelting.

The average extraction by. cyanide is
82 per cent. while the average extract-
ion by smelter method is 97 per cent.

One point, however, is in favor of
Cvaniding, it can be used in. remote dis-
tricts and on the small - scale, whilst
‘nelters must have transportation fac-

ilites and inust be ran on o large scale. |

The writer is familiar with ‘s cyanide

Plant in the northwest; the capacity of |.

Which is 30 to 40 tons in 24 houre,‘the

Average extraction of which is 86 per
cent,. Thue it will be seen that in
treating $60 ore there. would be left in
the tailing $7,650 per ton. This. item ad-
ded to $6.50 per ton (the cost of ¢yanid-
iding) and $5.00 per ton for mining and
hauling makes a total of $19.00 leaving
$31.00 per ton net recovery,.which has
to be refined, which means additional
cost or sell the amalgam at a discount.
The above mentioned cyanide plant
throws away the cyanide solution after
once using; whereaia plant that saves
the cyanide’ solution and ‘usea it over
several times can materially. leason
the cost of cyaniding. A fairly good rule
is that when 16 per cent of the values in
ore equals or exeeds the difference be-
tween the cost of cyaniding
and the cost of © smelting,
emelt the ore. W.'P. Murray.

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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT}

Tourist Sleeping Oare

Jteamship tictats to all. pacts of the |

fANADIAN
“PACIFIC Ry
And SOO LINE
Oean to Ocaan
ROUTE,

East and West
3,000 Miles

|OF COMFORT.

——FIRST CLASS AND——

‘Tourist ‘Sleeper
Run Through.

“| Baggage Checked to Destination:

——No - Custom -| Difficulties. — |

Daily Train.

8:00k—Lv. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:05k,

Connecta™Weet Robson withKColum-
River. Steamers from. and tor the
K. branch train

trom and to Neleon; Kaslo, Sandon and

other Slocan points.

——. ys
For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
op Call on or Address Nearest Local
Agent, or
A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agent,
y Boket “fossland: -
PG. DENISON, Agent, Rossland.
W F Anderson, traveling passenger
agent, Nelson.

E J Coyle, District passenger agent,
Vancouvor. : .

Atlantic Rteamship Tickets.
*If bound for Europe, or desiring to

‘| bring out friends or relatives from Eu-

rope, do not fail to call on the nearest
nadian Pacific Railway agent, or com-
municate with
A. B. MACKENZIE, C. P. ‘'R. AGT.
. Roseland.
Wm. Stitt, Gen. S. 8. Agt., Winn.

IKASLO-& SLOCAN RY:

TIME CARD,
Bubject to change without notice. ‘
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

Arrive 8.50 pm.
«8.16 pam.
«235 pm,
“200 pm.

“

Leave 10.00 a.m.
Arrive 11.20 a.m,

ROBERT IRVING,
QF& PA

Bandon Arie gem.
ody a.m.

GEO. F COPELAN D,
Superintendent

REN,

TIME SCHEDULE.
From Spokane.

DEPART
FOR

-{Portland, Gan Froncis-
co, Pendieton, Baker
City, Batt Lake,

ver, Fort Wort

Omeha, Bt.
Chicago and East.

we Moscow
Tekoa, Wallace, Ward-| and Coour

ne ner, Garfield, Colfax,) d'Alene

. | Pullman, Moscow.

6:40 p. my

locEaN sTEamsuips| *?*™
All sailing dates sub-|
ject to change.
Leave Portland, Sept.
1, 6, 11, 15, 21, 26,

GRIGAGD: CREAT : WESTER “RY,

“THE MAPLE LEAF/ROUTE.”
Pullman C Cars,

To Alaska—
Sept. 17.

5pm,

4
Columbia River ie
Steamers. Ex. Bandey

To Astoria and Way
‘Landings.

Willamette River.
+ Oregon Clty, Newberg,

Pullman Drawing: Room..Sileeping.Cara
Dining Cars on the Europea Plan,

Free Reclining Chair Cara,

Uniformed Train Porters, ;

Bompany Ushers at Depots

ARE- FEATURES
Of the Train Service of the

Chicago Great: Westeri-Ry,

-No Change of-Cars of Any Classe—
BETWEEN
Chicago and St. Paul ard’ lit

galem & Way Landings|
| Willamette and and Yam-
t.

LL Rives
Oregon tity, Dayton;
andings,

and Way

™. ‘Willamette River.
“| Portland to Corvallis
‘and Wey Landings. |_*

Snake River.
Riparia to'Lewiston.

Ex.8un.

W H Adams, Gen’l Agt:Spokane, Wn.
W H Hurlburt, Gen’l Passenger Agt.,
Portiand, Oregon.

Dubuque and Des Moine, | i
St. Joseph and Kansas City

3
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Portland, Ore © ~

Fis H:. sko ro. Sass General Panengey and

Oldest: House in Koot
WILLIAM:R. BEATTY

UNDERTAKER.
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A