Evening Record.

BY BBER OC. SMITH.
Published every day (except Sunday)

WEEKLY RECORD.
W. A. MYERS, Editor and Businew Manager.
Publithed every Thursday.

One Year, in
Six months, in
Bingle copy...

Official City Paper.

~ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1897.

AND DEPARTURE OF
MAILS,
Mail for United States, Victoria, Van-

couver and New. Westminster via Spo-

kane closes at 10 a, m.
Mail for Revelstoke, Victoria, Van-

couver, New Westminster and all points

west of Revelstoke via Trail, closes at

ARRIVAL

. m.

Mail for Winnipeg and Eastern
Canada closes at 10 8. m.
“Mail for Nelson, Kaslo, Salmo and
Ymir closes at 10 a, m. .

Mail for Nakusp and Slocan points
closes at 2p. m.

Mail for Rrail closes at 2 p. m. an
10 p.m. Local mail from Trail arrives
at 10a. m.and 7:30 p.m. This mail
does not eome up with the up river mail
at 1:30 p m.

Mail arrives from the south at 4 p. in.

Registered mail for the south va
Northport cloges at 4 a.m. For Revel-
stoke and other points via Trail closes
at 2 p.m. .All foreign registered matter
via Revelstoke closes at 2 p. m-

Duelling in France will again become
popular if they will get in and fight as
in olden times. When the ‘‘code of
honor” is held down to you “mustn’t
hurt,” the public cannot be expected to
take a very deep interest in it.

Murderer Woods, at Nelson, is mak-
ing a hard fight fo- his life with but lit-
tle prospects of success. There is one
commendable thing about the courts of
Canada, and that is when they deter-
mine ainan is guilty their judgments
are not defeated by technicalities.

—————

The laws of the United States which
have so characterieticaly favored the
working classes, are gradually being
made and coustrued to favor the rich.
If the laboring people obey the injunc-
tions attempting to be enforced against
them by the court, the day of strikes is
over and the controversy about wages
ended. They must take what is offered.
That will be a sad condition and will very
soon reduce the wage worker to a com-
mon serf.

ot

In view of the friendly relations
which exist between the Canadian Pa-
cific railway and Mr. Heinze it is not
probable that the former will parallel
the latter’s road, which is nearly com-

pleted between Robson and Trail. The |

Canadian Pacific railway could branch
off at the mouth of: Murphy creek or
near there and get an easier grade into
Rossland, which might be done, but
Mr. Heinze could surely make it to the
interest of the Canadian Pacific railway
to use his road for the balance of the
way.

It would be well for the governments
of Canada and the United States to
work in harmony for the opening up
and developing the Yukon gold fields.
Ip the first place this government should
not by unreasonable burdens upon the
people who are taking their lives in
their hands in going to the Clondyke.
then the United States in turn should
not force any restriction regarding the
passage through Alaskan territory.
The people who go to that dark, frozen
region of the north will have enough
trouble and hardships without the en-
forcement of unreasonable laws by
either government.

AFTER OTHER BONANZAS.

- Joe Moris, One of the Discoverers of
the Le Roi, Still Prospecting.

Joe Moris, the veteran prospector, is
in from a summer’s work in the moun-
tains of East Kootenay, Mr. Moris and
Joe Bourgeois were the discoverers and
locators of the Le Roi, War Eagle, Cen-
ter Star, Iron Mask, Virginia, Home-
stake and Idaho claims in the Trail
Creek district. They gave E. L. Top-
ping the Le Roi in consideration of his
paying the recording fees for _the entire
Zroupyand later sold the War Eagle,
Tron Mask and Virginia to the Clark-
Finch syndicate for about $17,000.

Mr. Moris has n prospecting for
the past four months for a Spokane syn-
dicate.

DON’T KNOW WHERE THEY ARE
AT.

Judging from the reports of the
speeches made at the public meeting
held at Roseland regarding the export-
on-ore question, the formers of public
opinion in that city have no use for Nel-
son.
Nelson and Rossland: Al the people
of Nelson know that their town is on
the north side of the - international
boundary line; a large majority of the

ra interest in it to John Reece.

4 | cries,

There is this difference between | -

B,C. MINING LAW.

Peculiar “Case Found in the Records
Affecting Grand Forks Claim.
Grand Forks, B. C., Aug. 14.—It has
all along been supposed that tho O’Con-
nor Bros. of this place and Juliug Ehr-

one-half interest in the Humming Bird,
but a recent examination of the records
shows that the O’Connors own two-

appears that the claim was at one time
owned entirely by the O’Connor
broth who had ferred a half

Reece sold two one-quarter interests
to James Leal, but only one of these
bills of sale was put on record. A short
time after this Leal transferred his half
interest in the Humming Bird to Julius
Ehrlich,but as John Reece’s free miner’s

wy

lich, of Colville, Wash., each owned a1 4

rr
thirds and Mr. Ehrlich one-third. It} Bie tm

ROSSLAND STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected Dally By Jennie L. Stone,
Stock Broker.

SS a 73 For Sale.
Name of Company

“years,

er

a
Ss

mi ea S: *

amp Bird.
‘entre Star.

license had expired only a q!
interest was recorded in favor of James
Leal. The quarter interest that should
have Delon; to Mr. Ehrlich, of Col-
ville, has on the expiration of Reece’s
free miner’s license reverted to the co-
owners pro rata, according to the min-
ing laws of British Columbia.

——

Before Reaching Klondyke.
London, Aug. 16.—Louis H. Davies,

De
WARNED AGAINST DIFFICULTIES.

einen a
Canadian Official Says Many Will Die| Zeniy'B
Enterpri

Canadian minieter of marine and fish- #

SER Ree! Reon E Een

n’din Mi
Cromwell
Deer Park:

commerce today.
Mr. Davies warned intending immi-

ties of the Klondyke, saying they would
gothere at their own risks, that the
Cana fian government had not advised
it. Hundreds and thousands, he in-
sisted, were going there ill-provided
with money or eupplies, and they would

Klondyke.

Davies aleo said that a reaction was
certain to follow, and that Canade
would be blamed for it.

———
ROSSLAND’S CHURCHES.

first building on left-hand side west of
Spokane street. Morning service, 10:15
a. m. and ll a.m. Evening service,
7:30 p.m. Sunday school, 3 p. m. HL
Irwin, M. A., Oxon.

PrespyTeRiaN Cuurcn.—Nickle Plate
flat. Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school, 2:30 p.
m. Prayer meeting ‘ednesday even-
ing.

Mstnopisr Cuurcn. — Washington
street, between First and Second
avenues. Sunday services, 1 a.m. and

:30 p. m. Sunday school 2:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting dnesday evening at

dd d the London ber of | E'

grants against the tremendous difficul- | ¢

die in the’ passes before touching the He

Cuuncn or Enotanp.—Le Roi avenue, | Tr

The Howard House.

JAS. A. GOUGH, Prop.

Mining Headquarters. . - -

A. B. FINDLEY.
D.D.S., L.D.S.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental
college avd Hospital of Oral Surgery.
Sitassi blook Rossland. B. C
ROSSLAND OPERA HOUSE

For Terms apply to

M188 LILLIAN BEDDARD, Mauager.
P, O. Box 862, Spokane st. and Cooke ave.

The Waterloo Hotel
TRAIL, B. 0.

Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

Dom mee Eee

Without Board.

Singer Sewing Machine Agency

Full line of supplies carried. If
you desire to see the agent leave

care P, O. box 622 and
he will call.

FOR SALE

Four Ruom House and Lot for Saie.
Title Perfect.

I N. Biaelow

47 Columbia Ave.

he

Ss

Dr. REDDICK.

OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a.m; 1to4p.m;7 to
9pm. —

First door south of Methodist Church,

WASHINGTON STREET - - - ROSSLAND.

x

x5

WM. L. WEBB,

Dealer in

New and Second Hand Furniture, Stoves
Carpets, Dishes, etc. Goods delivered
a

Brererersvars nae eRe ee

=
30" KS RE

8. C. Ladner, pastor.

Carnotic Ceuncn.—Weet End, Sab-
bath morning services high muss at 10
a. Sunday

Evening services ves}
tion 7:30 p. m.

a Father Rivers, parish
priest.

and First avenue. Services every Lord’s
day at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday

as

The Rossland Laundry will call for

your clothes and return them clean and

nicely done up. Office, Hall’s barber

shop, basement next Grand Union ho-

1. 7-80-tf
DON’T FORGET.

Do not forget that the Recorp job

office will save you money, do your
work promptly and in the best style. t
17 -t!

sehoot a¢ 2:30) p.m. | Mi
and benedic- | yao

Barrist Cuunce.—Monte Cristo street | §

0
school iat 12o0’clock. Rev. J. H. Best, | Norw:
itor. Nol

meng

piss
&

nd Up
us COLUMBIA AVE.

Write-Up

AND

“se Souvenir.

Taz Recorp will soon commence a

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued
Every

THURSDAY
MORNING

It will contain all tbe principal

pews published in the Daily

imagusesstes

DD. HB. EHRR, D.D.8

Dentist and Oral Surgeon.

411 work the best that skill and experience can
‘accomplish.

Dflice over Fraser's Drug Store,

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St.

BRICK.

First-class Building brick sat MODERATE
P!

people of Rossland are in doubt as to
Sion aide their town is on.—Neleon
a

ALEX LARSON,
P. 0, Box 791,

‘| revised, condensed and published in a

a th and conservative
write-up of the Camp, which will be

MIDSGAMMER
SOUVENIR»

The first edition of which will consist of

10,000 COPIES

The mines around Rossland have at-

tamed that degree of development

which insures success and warrants the
The ii

will con-
sist of about

100 PAGES

peeTererererererermere eer re tae!

* of com:
by millions and fractions Chereol

§Diamond rast 4,000, Ime.

ver Bell,
Imperial at 2 conta.

JUST ARRIVED

AT THE

WHITE »* HOUSE

Spring Suitings,
Trousers and

Overvoatings.

First-class Fit and
Workmanship guar-
anteed.

Call and see goods
and get prices.

+ | and engravings for the front page have

printed and bound. Cuts
already been prepared. The necessary
presses and material have already been
bought and paid for, and areon the way.

—~——

Orders will now be received at this
office at the following prices :—
Single Copy - 50c.
$11.25
20.00
35.00

75.00
125.00

50 «
100 «
250 «
Boo “

ADVERTISING RATES.
One Page - - $50
One Half Page - 30
One Fourth Page - 20
Reading Notices per Line 25c

—

: Taese prices are for a gua. inteed

MARTIN SCAWIEG

rempies ONG Fortiowess ob Biopy Bros

At the WHITE HOUSE, with

edition of 10,(CO copies. Advertising

ive and
Let Live

RECORD .
, JOB |
eae & wl OFFIC

}

Our Prices ‘will be made too close to take a
chances on’ losses so our work willbe /

cob.)

We are now located in our Fire Proof Buildi
and have as complete a

‘Job Office

As there is in the Kootenay

New Type # New Presses
Good Workmen.

All Work: will be Ready when Promise

FULL ‘COUNT ‘GUARANTEED.

We have a ‘WIRE STITCHER, NUMBERIN
MACHINE and lots of New Type, and are prepar
to print

Mining Prospectuses

In a Substantial Manner and Artistic Style 4
prices which will warrant the work being done #
home. i

w""_WE CAN PRINT “=

Stock Certificates
Letter Heads '’’’ Bill Heads Note Heads
Statements Business Cards Wedding 0a"
Visiting Cards Letter Circulars Envelopes
Note Circulars « “Dodgers Hangers
Posters Briefs Programs
Bills of Fare and in fact anything and -everythilj
in the Job Printing line.

We will give you good value for your money
but must have it, so do not ask Credit.

Call and get'estimates on anything you ¥™
done.

You Cannot Save: Money
+

+ +
By ‘Sending Your Work Aw

RECORD JOB OFFICE

Fates will be increased proportivaately
iaarenaed °

Dally Record Office.

‘And Feed Stables.

Philadelphia, Aug. ~16.—The _ pair-
oared shell race for the Americah cham-
pionship, which was ordered to be rowed
over by the referee of the international
regatta because of the crews fouling one
another at the turning stake on Satur-
day, was won today by the Argonaut
rowing club of Tordnto, Canada.

There were three starters. West
Philadelphia had the shore buoy, the
‘Argonauts the middle one and the Ves-
per crew of Philadelphia the outside
course. The Argonauts rowed beauti-
fally and crossed ‘the line. winners by
three lengths. The Vesper crew fin-
iahed seco!

——
FROM THE RECORDS.

‘TRANSFERS.
auaust 16.

Victoria, 34, John McTeer Repass to
J. W. Fear.

Chico, L. O. Hedlund to R. Grickwell.

CERTIFICATES OF WORK.

Avg. 16—O. K. Fraction, Ajax, Blue
Joy, Id Joe, Blackbird.
ug. 17—Matilda, Copper.

WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
The Recoxp job office has numbering
and stitching machines and can do any
and all kinds of work promptly, neatly
and will save you money. 8-17-t£

$2.50 week or $10.00 per month
for good rooms, cots 25c at the Domin-

DEALER IN

Real Estate
Mining Stock
And Mines

ROOM SEVEN, TRADERS BLOCK,
ROSSLAND, B. C.

Houses Rented and Rents Collected

Properties Listed and Advertised
Free.

If you have anything to sell or
wiah to buy anything call
and register your
wants free.

Mineral City and Cariboo City
Town Lots For Sale.

OORRESPONDENOE SOLICITED.

Ymir Livery

Draying and Teaming, Specialties.
Hay and Grain of All Kinds.

J. H. Spiking

‘ASSAYER.

PRICE & McLEOD, Prop’s Ymir, B.C.| All samples received by mail carefully
assayed.

DO
YOU
WANT
A
MAP
oR

A
NEWSPAPER
cure

IF SO,
ADDRESS

ALLEN G. SMITH,
TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO.

Let me estimate and submit samples.

ROSSLAND.

This office and the citizens of
this yicinity are constantly re-
ceiving iaquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficult: to answer by letter, so
the Recorp gives the following
information for the benetit of all:

Rossland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles from the
international boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United
States, It is reached from the
north via the Canadian Pacific to

NoDelay.
Money tolcan on Mortgages and Colateral Se
curities, apply

T. Gregson & Co.

AUCTIONEERS
AND VALUERS.
Advances made on Consignments.
Notaries, Conveyancers, etc.

HOSBLAND, B. C.

TO PROSPECTORS.

We are making a Specialty of

stocking good mining proper-

ties and are daily
INCORPORATING

propoacions in all Districts of

B. C. Tre-sury stocks all

listed East. For further par:

iculars app!y to

L. 0. DILLMAN,

11 & 12 Sherwood Blk,
Rpokane. Wasb.

E, S. TOPPING,

TRAIL. B. CG.

Has Mining Properties for sale or
bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
creek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and all parts of Columbia basin.

Also lots at Trail and Deer Park.
Will examine properties, will buy
stock for outside investors and will
rotect them from wild cats.

GIBSON & WILCOX
Practical Plumbers#

Estimates furnished on all work.
Shop and office at
Basement, Postofiice Block.
Corvmpis Avenus, RossLanp, B. 0.

J. H. Good, J. M. Olark.

Good, Clark & Co.

Reau Estate anp MInina
BROKERS, _

Conveyancers, Commissiobers, &c.,
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and sold. Comranier
formed. Rents collected, &c.  Corres-
pondence solicited... ~
COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.C

Cable address “Waters, ’ Rossland. Use
ete comoreine and Neal’s” and Bedford

The Walters Co., Ld.

General Brokers.

Mies, Mitte Suanss anv Mure Propucts
Dealers in Develo; Mines, it “Pros-
pects” and ‘Btanda: Sha ye Arat-clase
arya attention glen to the orecports oo
nd Syndicates, 2 01
physical features and tities,

A , on the Columbia
river, from there tu Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Ross-
land by the Columbia & Western
railway.

From the south via

i ee: hn

aes
ee
TORONTO WON DEFERRED RACE. e
‘The Final Event of the Regatta at Phila-
delphia. ’

Noti
otice.
Selling Out Regardless of Cost.

50c. on the Dollar.

Clothing, Boots and Shogs, Hats,
Caps, Blankets and ather
Satchels.

Come early as everything must
be sold within 30 days.

Red Front Clothing Store,

5 doors east of Post Office.

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd
OF TORONTO.
OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRASER'S DRUG STORE
{Mining Steoks and Claims bought and soid
Gro. Gump, Secretary

$20 000 To Loan

In sums of $500;or more for short time on ap:
“proved security. P

D. M. LINNARD.
Cook Building, Columbia Ave., Rosala1t

THD SRURANGE RATIONAL BAN

Capital .00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $50,000.
Jacch Hoover, president; A. J. Ross, vicepres-
ident; E. J. Dyér, cashier.
Special attention paid to mining escrows.
Spokane, - - - - - - Wash

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELCOTROTYPERS,

and manufacturers of Corporation
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.

Office at 126 Mill street.
SPOKANE. WASHJ

TEA - --

If you are particular as to
the quality try our

80 cent English Breakfast.
60 cent Ceylon.

60 cent Japan.

Excellent Oolong at 50 cents.

O. M. FOX & CO.

Columbia Ave.. near Lincoln St.

‘| to conn

CA NADIAN
PACIFIC Ry
And Soo Pacific Line

Daily Service now inaugurated.

The fastest route to all points East
and Weat.

CHRISTAIN ENDEAVER

Special Excursion Rates
Eastern Points

NOW IN SFFaCT.
The only line running Tourist Cars to
Toronto, Montreal and Boston without

ge.

Tourist cars daily to St. Paul.

Have your tickets read via the Great
Lakes the most delightful trip in the
world during the summer months. -

ins leave Roseland via the O. & W.
ect with steamers from Trail for
all points north and south.
‘or full information, tickets, rates,
maps, etc., call on or address
A. B. MacKenzie,
Agent, Rossland.

H. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass. Agent

Nelson, or to

E. J. COYLE, Dist. Pass. Agent,
‘Vancouver.

Salmon River Valley

MINE:

Situated one quarter ot a mile

Capital,

Btock, the proceeds to be app

Mining Co., Ltd. —._

|

TAE GUTTENBURG

south of Porcupine Creek, Nelsos

Mining Division.

Only One mile from the Nelson & Fort Sheppard Ry.

$1,000,000.

_ Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid and non
asseesable. Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as Treasure
lied to devel

The

promoters stock Las been pvoled.

1M;

p t work ONLY.

OFSTICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.

President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.C. ; Vice-President, J. B. Stoverg

The Fast Line
Superior Service

Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
DIRECT CONNECTION
with the
Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.
‘Trains depart from Spokane.
No. 1, west bound,
No. 2, 2 east bound,
TICKETS TO
JAPAN AND CHINA

VIA
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFICO
8. 8. Co.

8:25 P.M.
7:00 AM.

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
for sale, and also on mines of which
atocai s being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all
moneys invested cu same.

JOHN M. BURKE. Rossiaud B.C

Washington, by the Spokane
Falls & Northern and Columbia &
Red Mountain railways,

Rossland has forty hotels,
with bars, eating and lodging—
reoms, and a dozen restaurants.

There are three weekly news-
papers and two dailies.
other .branches of business are
well represented. The popula-
tien is variously estimated from

000 to 7500.

Board and ledging at the ho-
tels, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furnished rooms,
$2.60 to $7 per week.

Itis useless to write and ask
ifany particular business would
pay here.

Everybody must be his own
judye and take his own chances,

While there is not work tor all
who iaquire, most sober, indus-
tifous persons who really wish to
work have so far been able to
obtain it.

We would not advise any man
to land here ‘‘broke” without
friends, although many who have
done so are doing well.

This camp is now setthng
down on a business basi
The populace is on
not only in working the
mines and conducting the busi-
ness of the town, but are buying.

International Navigation and
Trading Co,, Ltd.

Steamer “International” and_‘‘ Alberta” on
Kootenay Lake and River.

Eubject

ssen-

Rigas teen

od
ve Kalso for Nelson s:
y, 5:45 a.m. arr

kane 7 p.in.
f International
Kaslo, B.C., 12th July. 1897.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from
Exrope, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent, or
with

or bonding and Ring min-
ing property; buying and selling
real estate; building houses for

Ww. STITT,
General 8 8. Agent Wininpeg

rental purp P! ant
staking prospectors. Many are
heresimply lookingon in won-
derment. Werbelieve it will go
on and on until Rossland can
boast of a population of 50,000.
After that it will probably settle
down to a proposition of a pay
roll but not for a few years.

There are plenty of money
here from ail sections of the
globe; but the principal investors
are from the United States, with
Canada largely interested.

The history. of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
riches are scarcely excelled by

KAS.0 & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD.
Subject to change without notice.
‘Trains run on Pacific atandard time.

Kaslo

10,
©  10.38a.m.
Arrive 10.50 a.m.

Prrrppes
BeBesa58

Leave 10.00 a.m.

Arrive 11.20 a.m. ‘

ROBERT IRVING, GEO. F. COPELAND,
G.F.& P. A. Superintendent

For time cards, mapsand tiekets
apply to agents of the 8. F.&N. and ita con-
nectfons, or
F. D. GIBBS,
General Agent, Spokane, Wasn.
A. D, CHARLTON,
it. Gen.

Write for a pew map of Kootepay country

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SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE

To

COEUR @’ALENE MINES,

PALOUSE,

LEWISTON,

WALLA WALLA,

BAKER CITY MINES,

PORTLAND,

SAN FRANCISCO,

CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD MINES
And all points east and south. Only line east
via Salt and Denysr.

Steamship tickets to Europe and other for-
eign countries.

Leave. | sroxaN TIME SCHEDULE | annive

7:15 a.m

oe

7:35 p.m. | Fast Mail: Walle Walls,

Dally. and, San Francisco,

Baker City and the East.

Local. Mail: — Coeur 4’

Alenes, Farm! yn, Gar-

fold: Colfax, Pullman and
Moscow.

iy.

For through tickets and further information

apply to 0. R. & N, office.

o pierce eran Fe
3 CAMPBELL, H. M, ADAMS,
General Agent. Trav F, & P. Agen
W. H. HURLBUBT, Gur. Pass. AGE},

Portland, Oregon.

90 Columbia avenue
Rossland,

Each day between TRAIL and ROSSLAND .
on the

Run made in One Hour.
No.6 leaves Rossland at 7a.m. connects, in
the morning, with steam¢ Trail.
Trail at 8:
2 leaves
No. 1 leave 2:
C.P.R. main line steamers
Trail.
No. 4 leaves Rossland at 3:00
with C.P.R. main line steamers

at Trail.
'No. 5 leaves Trail at 5:45 p.m. connects with

.m. connects

7m. | Steamer Lytton at Trail.

F. P, GUTELIUS, Gen. Supt.

=| Wisconsin Central Line}

RUNS
‘Iwo Fast Trains daily between St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and

the imaginary “King 8
Mines,” We will not attempt to
discussthe mines in «single ar-
ticle, aswe have been writing
about them for uearly three years
and haye not been able to keep
up with them, The ore ship-
ments speak for themselves.

‘The town has won an enviable
reputation for law and order, It
is supplied with waterworks and
electric lights. ‘he main street
ig guaded and ten blocks are built
up with two and three-story busi-
ness houses.

For turther information come
and see for yourself, or subscribe

Cortespondence solicited.

exohanged,
BP. 0. Drawer L,  BOSSLAND, 3.0,

for the Day or WEEKLY
BECORD.

and all points in Wisconsin,

Going to Chicago
To Anywhere East °

If you are, see that your ticket fiom
Minucapolis St. Paul or Duluth, reads via

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

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forthwestern

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

For‘ull information regarding routes,
rates, maps, folders, ets.. 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,

- !, McKenzie, M, D.,

McGill, Montreal,)
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Success. Success is its nd this is
‘an equivalent for Palatial
tions. Voluntary indoressr nae

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Srery traveller who patronizes it.
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208 Weshington St.

Physici: an
Licential of the Royal College of Physicians
snd Surgeons. Ediaburgh, Licential of the Fao-
alty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow.
Hpecialty made of Eye and Ear Diseases.

Ormos: SMITH-HEWITT BLOOK,

6 Passenger Trains)

COLUMBIA & WESTERN R’y}/4

lor the north | |

d, B.C.; G

Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

SHIPPING before 90 days.

, A. Modigh, Trail, B,O.; Secretary.

and Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.C.; Bankers, the Bank of

Only a Small Number of Shares

Are left out of the firat block of 50,000 shares placed on the market af
5c. 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 silver-lead ore, carrying from mear the surface frou.
$34.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to'the ton.
pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begi.s

It wiil

Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on 8;:-
plication to the President or Secretary.

Boarding House,

DRAWEBR L. - - -

Lofging House and Office

“SUNSET No. 2.”

All to be completed by September 10th, 1897.

AND REFINING (0,

~ Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and
Copper Ores.

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Contracts have been Let

——FOR COMPLETE——

Seven Drill Compressor Plan*

at tha

THE WALTERS Oo., Ltd. Ly.

OFFICIAL BROKERS OF

The Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Limited.

ROSSLAND, B.'>,

BRICKLAYING

layer.
Shop. Alley back of Windsor.

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

C. W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines and Mining Stock*roke:s
11 Post Street,

SROKANE WASHINGTON.

J. L. Parker

Joseph Bu
eAEN: Te Mining Enginse.

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

” New lot of shoes
just arrived . . .

Rossland, 8. C

Dea.er in GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Dabney and Parker,
Mines and Mining.:

Mines examined and reported_on.

Specia. attention given to; the§ placing
Mining properties and 3the management ©
mines. ROLAND, B.* .

Cable address, * Reesané.” Meso 6
and Veal end Bedseo$y, 1s eed

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