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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBEit 16, 1808.

ROSSLAND RECORD.
BY EBER 0. SMITH:
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEFT SUNDAY.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1898.

STORY NEVER GROWS OLD

land Camp.

TOLD. IN A NEW- YORK PAPER

Oliver Durant and Alex Tarbet Re-
peat the Marvellous Success
of the Center Star.

The Recorp isin receipt ofa two-
column clipping from the New York
sent by Oliver Durant, who

The people'do not like pretense and
deception: The Miner, because it gets
a little _ telegraphic . news, resorts to

to an a ex:

tent. A vividinstance appears in‘ this

ing’s issue. It ishes @ pur-
ported 'teleg from

. ing the finding of the body of Attorney

Jay H. Adams, who fellfrom a train’

_ near Hope; Idaho, and was killed. The

ig C icle of Monday
a fall account of the recovery of the
body, and Tuesday’s Spokeaman-Review
aleo. The latter has more readers in

» Rossland than the Miner, which makes

it‘ridiculous in the eyes ofall sensible
people.

Alderman Edgren’s proposition to
draw a salary for himself, the mayor and
the balance of the covncil, will not be
received with good grace by thw rate-
payers, agit was generally understood
that no salaries would be paid thie year.
There was a great howl because Mayor
Scott and the council serving with hint
voted pay for themselves, Neither the
mayor or any of the present city coun-
cil are in need of compensation and the
prevailing sentiment is that they should

not ask it.
——=
The city council ia waking up ‘about
the sewerage business, and now propose
to write a ‘‘atrong letter tothe provin-
cial sanitary department insisting upon
the'privilege'to empty into the Colum-
bia river.”’. That should have been done
Tomg 0g0, ies
Tho Record is in receipt of 10 large
maps of the Yukon country, issued by
the Department of the Interior. They
are furnished by the Topographical sur-
vey. branch and contain a vast’ amount
of valuable inforination.
ooo
It is’ evidént that you can’t get the
local news unless you read the Recorp.
The morning.paper did not get the acci-
dent last’ evening :or the council pro-
ceedings. : ” scossiton
—EEEe
JUST FOR’ FUN.

Science says that a single human hair

will support four ounces without break-'

ing. Now we know why so many bald-
headed men go broke: trying to sapport
their wives,

The soubrettes of the Bittner theatri-
cal company ought to be prepared for
the ordeal of matrimony in a New York
flat after their experience in the Koote-
nays, They danced ina rainstorm at
Neleon like -the ancient’ mermaids, and
in Rossland, between acts indulged in
fancy work--pasting old newspapers
over the cracks: ‘in their di i

[since proved to be oneof the richest gold

with his family, is stopping at the Fiith
Avenue hotel. His associate, Alex H.
Tarbet, and his family, are also guests
of the same honse, The article referred
te recites the early history of the camp
and the facts about the sale of the Cen-
ter Star.

‘Chose old stories ‘are worth repeating
occasionally at home, and must be par-
ticularly interesting to the people of the
East who know nothing of the viecissi-
tudes of prospecting and mining life.
We give below a portion of the story, a8
follows:

In order to appreciate the story of this
mine it ia necessary togo backa few

when it was located, along with four

ris-and Bourgeois. They had been toil-
ing along day by day in the hot summer
sun, with their packs on their backe,
climbing the highest monntain tops and
penetrating to the deepest valleys, All
day they had hobbled along the Dewd-
ney trail, over which hundreds of dar-

had

History of Mine Making in Ross-|:

years in its history—back to July 7. 1890, | For

others, by two French Canadians, Mor-|-

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ral Manpe'1s 8
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REST :

regione

resident: Thos, Ritchle,
Wile Hjonaet Bryer Ee

im! by *
oy Sat Ea on

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and Selgneurs streets; Montroal Westmount,
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BANERES AND CORNESPONDENGE.

T.E. Renny, Esa
rest

ing and
preceded them on their way to the Fra-
ser River and Cariboo country.
It was while trudging along this wind-
ing pathway through the Rocky moun-

upon surface of gold
quartz. They picked the little yellow
nuggets from their very fooprtints on a
hot July day eight years ago. It hae

finds of thé age.

This was the simple beginiting of Trail
Creek, now one of the most famous
mining* camps in the world, which
aprang up as if by magic withina few
years. Inone day Morris and Bour-
geois located five claims, the value of
which on the Toronto Exchange is now
$20,000,000. This was indeed a good
showing for wo prospectors in a single
day. They staked out their five claima
‘on the two ledges, and.all have since
yielded gold aa if there was no end to
the yellow metal. These. claims have| re;
since become conspicuous in the mining
world as the Le Rot, Centre Star, War
Eagle, Virginia and Idaho.

locationof morethan one claim to an
individual on the same ledge, Morris} *
and Bourgeois were only allowed to file
on two of these locations on each ledge.
ith samples of ure taken from the sur-
face deposits they hastened to Nelson, | w,

Poort

ioe eee ng paid. the coat of Alling aaa
Roi in exchange. SOL
be bonded it to a Spokane saint of
which Durant and ‘larbet, Senator: en
ner, Col. Turner and George Fos at
torneys, Col. Peyton, Col. caste Gol.
jarris and other colonels were the mov-
ing spirits, for $30,000. All the claims

s [Continued to Third Page]

Dr. A. W. Chase’s
Ointment...

ig rooms
to the iy ig of
Jack Frost.

Burglars robbed aslot machine in
Spokane venterday. Turn about is fair
play,

Rossland Metal Works.

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
ogan building, Spokane Street, is pre-
pared to do all work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices, Money can
be saved by patronizing him. tf

OC. M. Weller, Rossland’s popular san-
itary plumber, has the best equipped
plumbing establishment in the city and
is prépared to do all kinds of plumbing,
steam-fitting etc., anywhere, for any

NOT A PATENT

Endorsed by
MEDICINE....

taing that these intrepid sons of Arcadia} 5

As the laws of Canada prevented’ the| ton,

Be Ou and there interested Col. E. 8.
an

New York, chase! eafdnal Baok,
Boston, National
er.

Chicago,

Paris, France:

onneiA,
London 1 ‘England;
erm

The Bank of Fooglend,
Bank of Bermuda.;

John M. Smith Manager, Rossland.

The Bank of

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h City, B. 0, Dawso!

aslo, ‘trai a
ity, ce NeW. T.

J. ELMaiy,
Inspector.

The Sank of England and Messrs. Glyn & Co.
Foreign Agents,
ool, Bank of Liverpool. Australi

gaign fant é of tralia. ote Zealond, ;pmion

nk of net n-

dia, Ching pen

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Lids Weat ‘Yodies, Colonial Ranke

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W. T. OLIVER, Mgr., Rossland.

When Going
East—~

Use a first class line in traveling be-
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul and Ch -
cago, and the principal towns in Cen-

ays:—Among the
ayedteines Te-
Chase's
Gintment compounded ‘by
Dr. A. W. Cl ge a

He 2:
propriet

Piles,

which sed with, ccess 21
eflected remarkable eur ot the practice of
Profession indiscriminately to use pro-
prictary medicines, bat tncraate hundreds of pliysk
lang throughout this country, who ero us sin

m:
Tt is no

ase’s Ointment, and the thankful results have
en something astonishing,
the cures
Sz. Jonn 246 Shaw St., Toronto. In bis
ai ‘suffered for some years from Itching
Piles, at times s being unable to sleep for the annoy,
ce caused by them. Afier trying almos!

cannot speak too highly of it and have recommend

body at any time. 11-3-tf.

it $9 sever several of my friends, all whom have been curt

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The Dininge cars are operatedin the in-
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service ever inaugurated. Meals are
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To obtain first class service, your ticket
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vicket agent or write
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them up to this enle at 28 SPOKA!
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Also a new stock of goods walt be eold.
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MINERAL ACT, -1896.
Certiftcate of Improvement.

NOTICE,
he Teall Creek Miniag Division of We t
gto in the Teal me ining Division of We t
Sheep
The

fe
gaiza, intend, alxt
toaptly, to the $¥:

cate
of Conada, Bank of

section 27,
suavco of such Certificate of improvement
Dated this 2th day of Oetaber, 1808,
. LHANTRELL,

“6 pepatie Act, 1897.”

‘aledunia Cou
Company,
ining Com,

WNative sliver Hell Mining Company,t
ietvorine Gola Min ing Company,” in place of

CliveFringle resign

‘Dated the 18th day of. nly, A

D, 1806.
OTTO!
b9-5t  Registrarof Joint stock Companies,

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€

SIR EER GROWS 0

{Continued From Second Page.)

of the prospectora have turned out be-
yond the:r wildcat dreams, The work
o: dovelopmeént was slow until the Can
adian governinent built a wagon road
into the mines. Provisions and- mach-
inery and tools were packed on horses a
distance of sixty miles- over mountaing
and through ,uches : na ross streame,

‘Lhe tirat large shipment of ore from]

the Le Roi was mad: in 1895 and it
netted some 450,000. Up to last May the
mine paid in dividends $822,000, an ex-

tra’ {200,000 /having:-been expended’ in |”

the erection of a emelting plant and
hoisting machinery, showing that. the
profits of thie Le Roi have been $1,026,-
000.

The Jorh: Mack:
syndicate, in addition to purchasing the
Centre Star, gathered in the War Eagle
for $800,000.. The 'Le Roi company, of
which United States. Senator George
Turner of the State of Washt: gton is
president, cold out to the British Amer-

Witina RECbkN, NOVEMBER: 16..1898,-

O.REN.

"DEPART a | oe, See [OR uME “TIME SCHEDULE. |
From Spokane.

SEORET SOCIETIES
No, 27, 4

see
OTM fea Moudtele Tene, No, 4 meeta
iat, orden Gin ofeach mouth

writen

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iT. Aleska—
Fail Bept. 17.
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Steamers. |
‘To ‘Astoria and Way
Landings,

8p.m. 4p. m. |
ExBianday ex. Banday

m. Willamette River.

+ [Oregon City, Newberg,|

salem & Wey Landings

a. .|Willamette and Yam-|
t

Oregol ayton,
ani Way Landings.

iva Cor an English P
with a paid up capital of $7,000,000, and
of which $4,500,000 has been invested in
the Trail Creek division of the Kootenay
central
point.. But a minority of the stockhol-
‘ders, representing | nearly one-half’ of
the capital atock of the Le Roi,"*burked””
after the mine had been gold for $3,000,-
000, holding out for $5,000,000. -and the
English conipany brouglit suit, to, force
the sale, and the litigation ia still pend-
ing in Britieh Columbian courte.

When Meesrs. Durant and Tarbet,
who are’ educated miners; bought the
Centre Stur from Morris & Bourgeois
they pushed the work of development
with energy. With this deyelopment
the showing became better, and the op-
erators soon realized that they had pur-
chased ‘an immensely valuable property.

In 1995 they. formed the Center Star|'

Mining and Smelting Company and is-
sued 500,000 shares of stock, retaining
the great Lulk for themsgelves.. Machin-
ery was purchased and a plant erected,
and frqm that time up: to.the day of the
sale there was no vessation of ‘active op-
erations. Light thousand feet of open-
ing at a cost of $176,000, was the’ result
of this enterprise. i

The compuny resased to ship or sell
any of ite ore owing to the high rates
charged for hauling“and. smelting, and
the wisdom ofthis ‘policy was ‘manifea-
ted by the fact that the charges of hand-
ling and treatment‘of the ore fell’ from
$17 to $7 4 ton, und with $10,000 tons of
ore on the dump 8 saving was therefore
made of $70,000. It will be seen that
the LeRoi in shipping out ore for treat-
ment at a cost of $17 down to $11 really
paid ‘over. $1,000,000 for freight and
treatinent in excess, which would have
made the dividende over $2,000,000.

The owners of the Centre Star were
continually importuned to eell, but
knowing that they had “struck it rich”
they dectined all ove: tuaes. Finally they
allowed the. Toronto-New York syndi-
cate to eend its experts to examine the
mine, and after several montha of ‘close

* Portland Ore

~-(ioep Crue Sunnlesa Wa Ut
Power that 1s Unsurmasse
A Natural Site for Reduction Works

Lots: are not yet on the>
market, but soon will be

LOOK OUG

For full information call on your nearest

these’ men recommended
and urged ita purchase at $1,200,000.
The company asked. $2,600,000, and fin-
ally a compromise was made at $2,000,-

“We had no desire to sell “whatever,,’
said Mr, Tarbet to the writer at the
Fifth Avenue yesterday, “and were’ al-
most obliged to take a shotgun to keep
purchasers away. But when we consid-
ered the extra outlay necessary to the
establighment of refining worka we con-
cluded to ,pecept the price offered==
1#2,000,000.7"

Afcsers... Durant and Tarbet: “were
‘wealthy before the sale of this property,
but each w.1l now: graduate from that
grado into the class of American million-
aires.

cA
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This wondertal remedy effected a speedy and
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