THE EVENING RECORD|

* BY BER OC, SMITH,

left with a cortain number of beef

ORGHERN

cattle, that although mer

aro not quite up to the Stand : id

Publlehed every day (except Sunday) and Weekly.

One Year in Advance.
olx Month

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MONDAY, FEB. 8, 1897.

CONSERVATIVE WRITE UP.
The Darty Recoxp is now engaged
in a systematic, conservative write-up
} Of.all the principal properties in this

d for English ts,
and that. British Solumatae” is the
natural and in fact the only mar!:et
where the séttler can place this
particular grade of stock, and the
United States having much shorter
and better connections, they are
enabled to sell the same grade at
even a lower price delivered, than
we can afford to sell, regardivss of
their paying customs ut the rate of
20 per cent advalorem.”

Marsh suggesta raising the tariff
from 20 to 85 per cent, only that
they might not be able to raise
cattle enough to supply this market

States to buy cattle. He is very
willing to raise the price of beef for

district. They give the |
‘owners, machisery, amount and kind
of work, size of vein, value and char-
acter of ore, and, in fact, all infor-
mation desired Ly the.general public.
"(Bo far the following properties have
beep written-up: Le Roi, War
Eagle, Josie, O. K., Iron Horse, Iron
Mask, Poorman, Crown Point, Lily
May, Commander, Deer Park, Victory,

Rossland and the Koot by a
high tariff but does not want the
stockraiser to pay it, therefore he
desires quarantine instead of rais-
ing the tariff. Here he goes:

—Suggestions have-beon advanced
by some that our interests could
also be protected, in the event of

being band

the customs duty being raised to
say 35 per cent., but in my own
mind this might i in the end militate
us from the possible fact

Tri City. of Spok: Nest Egg,
) Centre Star Phoenix, Northern Belle,
Iron’ Colt Sun Set, Consolidated St.
Elmo, Mayflower, Jumbo, White Bear
I. X. L, Clif, Red Eagle, Butte,
Oracker Jack, St. Paul, R. E, Lee,
‘and «Maid of Erin, Heather Bull,
Beaver, Mascot C:lifornia, Boulder,
Gold Crown and Mascot Fraction,
Giant and Red Mountain, Mabel,
Homestake and Goplier, Elise, Ida
Queen, Monte Cris‘o-and Colonna.
‘Back numbers containing an ac-
count of these properties can be had
at this office at 5 ccnts a copy.
i
.. NEWS FOR ADVERTISERS.

The Recorp has a larger circulation
in Rossland than the b do cire
culation of wll the other papers pub-
lished in Rossland.

The Damy Recozp has more than
three times the city circulation of any
other daily paper published here.

These are favis we chailenge any
one to deny. We stand ready tu
prove them. Taking circulation into
consideration advertising ratea in the
Dairy Recorp are more reasonable
than any other medium in Rossland.

Advertisers should not forget these
facts.

=a
THE BEEF PROBLEM.

The Calgary Herald, under the
caption of a “Happy Medium”
Points.an article, which it says,
gives practical suggestions. D. W.
Marsh, president of _the Western
Stock G writes

that stockgrowers might in some
future time desire to seek a United
States market for their beef, and
they also might wish to import cat-
tle from the United Btates to. stock
our ranges or to increase ranches
now in existence, and should the
tariff be raised as: intimated it is
almost a self-evident conclusion
that the United States would meot
it with a corresponding advance
and thus operate eventually to tlie
detriment of the stock growers in-
terest. It is the belief and hope
of our association that you will en-
deavor to obtain for us the best
measure of relief possible, and we
submit the foregoing to your kind
consideration and fully rely upon
your judgment for an early aud
equitable settlement.”

“Early and equitable settlement”
indeed! The mines of Kootenay
are just as much entitled to consid-
eration as the stockgrowers of As-
siniboja and Alberts. ,They are
not to be discriminated against.
Beef nut fit to ship to England is
uot good enough for a Rosslander to
eat. and the government is not
likely to pass a law that. will com-
pell them to eat it. The govern-
ment will not be likely to arrange
a quarantine which will enable c-t-
tlemen to raise the price of beef
and supply an inferior quality. It
is not a question so much where we
get the meat as that we get the
best at reasonable prices.

____—_—

The fining of Ol:ie Davis and Maud

Hunt $100 each for selling liquor

_to Mr. Oliver, ie P., eS the

ithout license, under the. existing
was hardly the pro-

of the gov

oy, That be i i: d
to the eastern boundary of Mani-
toba from the Pacific Coast;

“2. That quarantine be main-

tained to the eastern boundary of
Assiniboia;
. £3. That ‘quarantine be main-
tained for the province of British
Columbia and rigid restriction be
exercised upon all animals coming
into Alberta and Assiniboia from
the United States.”

per thing to do. First because
they have been allowed to’ so sell
for two years, and shuuld have had
proper notice to quit. Second be-
cause it will be only a few weeks
until Rossland will be iacorporated,
and will regulate those matters Yor
itself, In view of this fact these
people are not likely to be driven
to taking out government license
and $200 will not.enrich the prov-
ince suffi ly to justify it at this

“Among the principal reasons
set forth by our he
says, “for the continuance at the

ine, are, first to p the
entrance of disease from stock com-
ing from the United States, and
second to preserve the British’ Col-
umbia markets four the Canadian
bred cattle of Assiniboia and Al-
berta.”

There is no consitieration of the
Kootenays. This great mining
region. must hold up the stock
rowers of Assiniboia and Alberta
regardless of the lack of transpor-
tation. He. goes on and says:

“In justification of the latter
reason, I may say that present
freight rates into the Kootenay
district preclude our shipping into
that market, against the rates of
roads coming in from the United
States even with a duty 6f 20 per
cent added; and we believe that
this home market should be pro-
tected and maintained in the inter-
ests of home stock growers.”

Added to his i Lfish

late hour changing its policy to-
ward this class of people. here
is nothing lost by being fair and
just even with the fallen and weak,

—_—___—_—_—_
The dispatch, printed elsewh

and might want to goto the United Ne

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For infortnaston; time cards, maps and tickets
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For information as. to. rates, time.

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ger agent, Vancouver.

y Stone AND

LOMBER! LOMBER,
“AARON JAFFE,

Successor to

British Columbia Mill Company.
Full ‘Stock of Dressed Lumber, Shingles,

’ Office and Yard at “Y, ©. & ‘W. Railway.

RED STAR.

: al
1
2b ‘
Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, track and
business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester-

railway; are prepared to unlowt ant delivor all kin ts offratgat feo tees; any
thing moved —from a trank to a boiler, Qiuck work. felephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

Kambicr bicycles and G, 1.
seo S ANESPS

Light, strong. durable and will last for

years. The G.'& T. ‘Tires ore the only

practical quick repair tires. ‘iat’s

why they are made detachable,

F. T. Merrill Cycle Co.

821 Riv erside, SvroxKane,

PALACE STABLES ™-«.

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY. AND: TRANSFERING.

WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS.

J.W.LANE. PROP.  - * Rossland, B.C.

Stenographer and Typewriter h a RERRY LOMSTR COMPANY

Correspondence (English and
“ROSSLAND, B. C.

Heddle Co.

—Corner Columbian Avenue
—and Spokane Streets.

We ship: our pipe in ‘car
load lots. ‘You can save
money by buying from ys.
Good stock of valves and fit-
tings at reduced prices. ‘Con-
tracts for hot water, steam
heating, plumbing and_set—
ting .of manufacturing ma-
chinery.

~<fe—_ Telephone 27. |.

‘Spokane. Stamp. Works,

ELCCTROTYPERS,

and sf S
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Suoudit ete.
Office at 126-Mill atreet.

* SPOKANE, WASH

McAULIFFE & CARSON,

THE LEADING

MERCHANT. TAILORS.
Reserve Street, next to Drug Store,

Columbia sad Woalan“Rallmay

Time‘Table No.4. ‘Totake effect. fab. 8, 18979
BAasTBOUND.
Daily except Sunday.
No. 2 passenger leaves
Afrives at Trail
No. 4 passenger lea
Arrives at Trail.

Dally except Sunday.
No. 8 passonger leaves Trail
aes in Rosslant
1 passenger. rleaves ‘Trail
 Attives in Rosslaud -

nections made with all boats arriving and
aoparting from Tra
General oft

2: F. P. GUTELI!
‘Trail, B.C. tha

‘Gencral Supt.

New Schedule
C. & K. S..N: CO.

For the present echedule on Col-
umbia River will be as follows :—

Robson.

at8 a. m.
Saturdays for Robson, connecting with

for Nelson.
same day, bringing south bound busi-

Steamer Lyrron.

No phange in
schedule.

Eaton,
Agent at Trail, B.C.

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS

Two Fast Trains daily between St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and

in this issue. from the committee
eeat to confer with the members of
the legislatire at Victoria and urge
immediate action, indicates that to
Rossland will soon be incorporated.
If the city isto be put in a sani-
tary condition befure the heat of
snmmer comes, noJlelays are allow-
able. The proposition to borrow
$50,000 to carry into effect this
purpose seems the only thing to do.
The citizens of Rossland who tavor| —
incorporation wiH- appreciate the
fact that the government will favor
the measure and push it through.

EE |
Rossland has an opportunity to-

he acknowledges that they have a

market for their choicest animals.

England will take them, but the

inferior, he suggests, go to Koot-
. enay. Here it is:

“As you are doubtless quite well
aware most of the cattle sold from
this district now go to the English
market and buyers cannot find it

to their profit to purchase any but ;—

the choioeat animals, so that stock
growers every year find themselves

ig to have a nice
time, and at the same time oontri-
bute to the sufferers in India by
attending the dance to he given at
Dominion hall. The admission is
only 50 cents. There wili be ex-
cellent music, the floor is good and
there is no reason why everybody
might not go.
——___.

Pumice, stone, flour emery emery at
‘Travers hardware store.

rates, maps, folders, .eta.,
your nearest ticket agent, or
JAMES C. POND,
Gen. Puss, Agt., Mi.waukee, Wis:.
Or GEORGE 8.-BATTY,

pital $250,000.
Surpias and Undivided Profits $50,000.

eet gat residi “i A,
idteehBopucr, president; A, J. Boss, vice pre-

or SPecial cane and atteation pald to mining es

BRICKLAYING

work done by H. Christensen, brick-
layer. Office at the gun and lock-
smith shop, Reserve street.

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS,
J.J. Henager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mizing. properties in ‘the

bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, iu groups from one ta

will be given upon reasonable terms.
Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,

- COR. MAIN AND HOWARD STS.

{of Frank Watson.

SreaueR Tra will leave Trail! j
Tuesdays, Thursdays and |{
Steamer_Nakuap for O:P. R. connes- |}

tion and Slocan points.and with traid {i
Steamer Trail will return |i}

ness from Steamer Nakusp and Nelson. | {i

French.) Legal one En-
Have a Full Line of

grossing - 4
Kiln. Dried Lumber

MISS HIARRIES. BcBritte: Block,
Finished. or Rough Lumber, Sash,

joe of Jno. 8. Clu
Reslacisce—Windsoe Hotel.

Doors, Lath, Shingles, --Moullings,
Lime, Cement, Fire Bricks, etc.

THE HOWARD
“«HOUSEP ~ |Yard, East Red Mountaio Depot.
OTTO ROSI-EOY, Manager.

British: Columbia.”

The Grand Hotel

WASH.

SPOKANE, :

“of tho profits of the upper workings.

_ Newly furnished. Strictly firet-class
tb Under the

|. E. BURWELL

Mi.ing Headquarters.
DEALER IN

All Kinds and Lengths of Wood

PRICES REASONABLE.
Delivered to any part of town without
extra charge.

Heap oF Spokane St.

H. 8. FINDLEY.
DD. D. 8, -L. D.- 8:
Graduate of the Pniladelphia }-Dental
college and Hospital of Oral -Surgery:

Headquarters
for mining men. Elevator service
night and day. Free baths. On the
European and American plan. «Every
room heated by:steam. Free buss; to

and from.all trains. Rossland, B.-C

Stussi block. OFFIcEe :

Streamer Naxvsr willrun on same |||
days as at.present.as far south as

HER MINES.

The production of Rossland’s mines more than doubled: in 1896.. At the
resent rate of increase the wegen will Be more than quadrupled in 1897
ith the cheay now assured Rossland
will be able to produce at the end of the Prete por ees year 1,200 tons of ore per dav.
‘The following mtnesare now shipping: Le Rol, War Eagle, Josie, Cliff,
X. L., Jumbo, Mayflower, Kootenay, Nickie Plate, Red
Mountain and Tron Mas!
In April the following mines will ship: Colonna, Monte Criste, Sun-
set, Commander, Deer Park, Crown Point, Iron Colt, Homéstake,

Milwaukee.and all points in Wisconsin, |}

making connection in Chicago with all {jm

lines ronniag east and west. : |

“| For fall regarding routes, |
dress

Gen Agt.,246 Stark St Portland, Ore, f

fT TL

All kiuds of brick, stone and cement |

South belt, on Red mountain, Colum- ||

nine claims, on which a working bond |f

Columbia avenue, Rossland. tt

and the jant of them all, a mine that is oa le of making an output that
would eelipee them all, the Gen ‘tre Sta: ey . =

2 HER “PAY ROLL.

Fourteen hundred ‘miners under ground, ‘Fourteen hundred artisans and
b are g onan ‘age $3.00 per day.
A certain pay. roll of $3,000,000 per year,

3. HER RAILROADS.

Here today, the Columbia & Red Mi i with Spok:

Falls & Northern, which connects at Spokane, Wash., .with four transconti-
nental systems.

Columbia & Western railroad conuecting at Trail with boats for all points
4 on the Columbia river and. with the C: dian Pacific at R
In June the Canadian Pacific railway will land freight in Rossland.
In course of construction are an opera house and hundreds of houses.
Statistics show that in December three houses were erected daily.
Pure water and good light,

NO COMPETITOR IN SIGHT.

Montreal ‘Townsite Syndicate

Offers a limited number of lots in the original townsite of Rossland for sale,
Title absolutely perfect and guaranteed. For sale by all real estate
“agents in Rossland, = -

IGHN F. McCRAE, Agent for Syndicate.

_ last Tuesday.

DEEP SHAFT SINKING.

A Proposition for Owners to Combine
andl Sink,

‘A suggestios hus-been made that
rcme of the mine owners in the ‘Trail
creek distriot, in Britich Columbia,
says the Mining and Scientific Press,
of S8anFrancieco, combine fur the pur-
pose of sinking rapidly a deep shalt
in ons or more representative claims
for the purporo of demonstrating | a
whether the ore bodies bold out in
size unl value as they do with depth.
‘The suggestion is a good one, The
tinking of the Kennedy shaft in
Amador county. California, ton depth
of 2200 feet, and the proof thereby
that the ore body is as largeand rich
as in the upper levels, has dione much
to increase the values in the minds of
the owners of properties ou that. belt
Jor a long distance. Had this been
done years ago there would ow be
many more derp shafts along the
Sierras than there are now. :

In South Africa the'deep shafts are
proving the value’ of ‘the mines jin
depth, and_as a result there is no hes-
tation about sinking on other mines
nt very great expense. There they
had the ‘advantage of large capital
which is not as ‘available in this
country. A large. majority of the
mines are being worked by. men \of
emaltl means who can hope to make
developments at greatdepth only out

Reutehorg, in the Mojave desert, is ‘a
good examply of this. “With the most,
promising outlook on. the surface,
none of the mine owners have sunk
deep enough to prove what they be-
Neve that the mines will hold in depth.
< — a.
1HOMSON’S LANDING.

A Big Deal On Over the Black Bear
Group.

An castern syndicate is_ negotiating
for the purcpase of the Black Bear
gronpof‘three claims on Fish creek
for the sym of $30,000. It is expected
that the deal will be closed as scon
as they can get an expert up to in-
spect the claims, says. the Revelstoke
Herald.

It is learned here from a reliable
source that Mr. Porter; who. repre-
sents the Spokane people who pur-
chased the Wagner group, is making
preparations to come iv and work this
group vigorously -during the coming
summer. ~Mr.. Porter worked this
lead last. summer. and it showed up
to be a fine strong lead witha large
body of clean shipping ore.

. The snowfall so far has been very
light here, and Campbell and Beatou’s
pack train pastuired in the meadow till

Mr. ‘tT. W. Graham has built an ice
house and intends to put up-ice, so we
will have our lemonade cool in the
shade at the Prospector’s Exchange
next summer,

Mr. McGee's sawmill on the arm
has been running full time till the
lust few days.. He has been turning
vut a very fine quality of lumber
which finds ready sale. No doubt
this mill will do a fine business next
summer. a

Another car load of ore has arrived
at Thompson’s landing. Though we
are moving slowly, we aré moving
surely,

A number of onr bachelors here are
going round with a sort of wue-be-
gone ion.on their
some have hinted that a good looking
miner from another district is the
cause, but I dun’t think so.

omg
REPAIRING THE CABLE.

The Bunker Blt mine sand the
8t th is P

i igh the fe ‘ical,

shut down from Sunday “night to|shares of

Thureday noon of last week while re-
Pairs were being made to the cable of
the Bleichert tramway, three strands
of which were broken. The repairs
were made by Lem T, Wilson and sov-
cral assistants, at an elevation of over
100 feet from the ground. The work-
era were in plain view of the town
and ‘were objects of general attention.
The weather waa very cold and there
was no disposition on the part of the
watchers to try to take their job away

from them.
ge

“This is the way I long have
sought, and mourned because I found
it not,” has been the peon of joy and

tists of many a » who
after weary days of unpleasant ex-
perience with this, that or the other
line, settles hingself for a comfortable
ride from Mivneapolis or St. Paul to
Qhitago or Milwaukeo in one of the
‘elegant coaches of the Wisconsin Cen-
tral lines. Then again: the inspired
lines of the poet comes to mind as he
seats himeelf at the table in the dining

'201 & 202 Rookery,

‘ Rossland Employment. Agency.

and finds himself served with the best
meal at 9 reasonable price. For par-
ticulurs nddreas Geo. 8, Batty, ‘Gen-
eral Agent, 246 Stark 8t., Prrtland,

Or., or Jus.C. Pond, General Passenger’
Agent, Milwaukee, Wis., or apply to
your nearest ticket agent. 2-8-6

———
WHO OAN ANSWER?

Ir THE auction house of Houghton &
Bannett, corner Washington aad Re-

068,
oods, tinware, on
ved Lee price others
become of the other
mere! ante in towne -20-tf

Try ‘'rap’s ice cream freezer

Travers’ hardware store,

REDDY & REINER,
MINING BROKERS

Sroxamn

J. E. MILLS,

Agent fer Montreal Bynitlcate Lets of the Origi-
nal Townsite of Rossland,
PRICES Low. TERMS BasY.
PERFECT TITLE.
Office: Third building east of
. GRAND UNION HOTEL,

gents| P. O. Drawer L,

rene ‘avitns,' Rossland, Use
eter) Neal's” and Bedford-
MoNelre Codes.

The Walters Co., Ld.
General Brokers.

Mines, Mouxe Seanms axn Mnre Propvore

Dealers in Develo; Mines, Sret-olass “Pros-
peota" aud Standard Bhai

Partioular atten tips giren fe the orders of in-
dividuals end Syadi ‘Bxpert reports on
pbysioal features and

Gorresponpance solleited,

References exchanged,
ROSSLAND, B-0.

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd.
OF TORORTS.”
OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRAGER'S DRUG STORE.
Mining Stocks and Claims bought and seid.
Gxo. Gurp, Sesretary.

J. KR CLARK & CO."

Mines. Stocks and
Real Estate

We make a specialty of E.amining,
Reporting on and Developing- pene: ~

Roasland, B. C.

JOHN M. BURKE

C. W. BICHIE & CO.

Mines and Mining Stockbrokers
11 Post Street.

SPOKANE, W.

will
for sale, and also on mines of which
atock is being sold. if my reporte are
found not to be correct Iwill refund a
moneys inv: Qn same. -

JOHN M. BURKE, ‘Bosslaud. Be.

BRADLEY & MILLS,

;, STOCKS
REAL ESTATE,

Office of the

Holumbia Ave. ROSSLAND,.B. 0

E. S. TOPPING,

TRAIL, B.C.

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 Patk:
Will examine properties, will . buy
stock: for outside investors and will
protect them from ‘wild cats,

‘ PARKER

DEPTH

WEEKS, KENNE

Dundee Gold Mining Co, Lid)

Assays obtained January 28, 1897, $22
gold, 2 ounces silver.

Situated between- ‘Wild Horse and Poreapine Creeks.

Fit Blk of Treasury: Stok at 10 (Cons
; Sen tpepstecepinteaeiee :

‘GROUP,

64 FEET.

DY? GO. Brokers.

‘

The Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Ltd

INCORPORATED UNDER THE IMPERIAL ACT, 1862.

An exploration and mioing syndicate
now operating the Sunset group en
Deer Park mountain at Rossland and
the Jennie, a silver property in the
Slocan.

Capitalization ‘Ten Million 4hates-of
the par value of 10 cents

Stock old only at par value. .Ab-

.and no p
lability. No promoters shares, al alt st oft
the stock being in the ‘freasury'for
purposes of the company.

It is only mtended to sell two million
the. stock at present, that
being sufficient to ;pay for the ptoper-
ties now under bond, equip them with
maohinery-¢ an wide ample working
capital. eicakiniog 3 shares remain
in the reauass and do not participate
in the profits, but can be sold at any
time the syndicate desires to acquire
other first-class properties. .

‘Purchasers of syndicate shares at
par, ten cents, participate in the profits

‘The shaft on the: Sunset No. 2 is now
down 40 feet, and THE WHOLE SHAFT
1s IN PAY ORE.

Five assays made from fair samples

clear across the shaft give the following
results in gold:
++ $44.00 in gold
42.00 «

Is ‘there another shaft in the
that will give equal results?

Plans ‘for a complete'steam hoist, air
compressor and four-drill Plant are

and report on- mines} -:

“The Royal Five Gold
Mining Company.

LIMITED LIABILITY.

FIVE MINING LOCATIONS, INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE PROVINCE OF 4RITISA
COLUMBIA, (COMPANIES ACT, 1890.)

CAPITAL : : ‘s : : $1,500,000.
‘Divided ‘nto’ 1,500,000 Shares of 87,00 each, fully paid and non-assesrable.
Of which 500, 000 shares-have been set aside as Treasury Stock, the p to be ppplied to to development

work onl: The Feaanining 1,000,000 shares 0 of vendors’ or promoters’ stock
? of m peoled by mutual agreement.

DIRECTORS.
Pi sid THOMPSON ‘TREASURER
Owner of Mine Owner WN
Rossland, B. C.

Vice-Presmenr, _- Hon. D. W. HIGGINS, M.P.P.
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of B.C. -

Apvvisory Drmrocror - JOHN: ¥.:COLE |
President Golden Queen Gold Mining Co., and
Vise-President White Bear Gold Mining
Company, Rossland. B.C.

PRESIDENT
Cc and 61

JOHN McTEER REPASS
and British Colum:

Hon. D. M. EBEKTS, Attorney General for the
Province of British Columbia,

DAVID B. BOGLE, Manager Kootenay Goldfields
Co., Limited, of London, Eng

HORNTON LANGLEY

SrorEraky 8, TI
Mining Broker, Roseland, B, C.

> OFFICERS.

PERINTENDENT = - E,W. LILJEGRAN | Consuttiva Encingen - FRANK MOBERLY, C. E.
Ex-Superintendent Le Roi Mining Co. Rossland, B. C.

OFFICES: RECORD BLOCK, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Bawxwns: ‘Tus Bank or Barrisn Norte Ameerica, Rosstanp, B. C.

Mrz 80:

The Royal Five Gold Mini:
the business of gold mining.
ably [Promising mineral lovations see “Ating,” +O
fal claims, ais in the Trail Creek the riion or Wa peony 5
eines

-—This group co: ponsiste of five.
u me Titian?! "Gibruoester a
Columb!

and twenty-five ae, miles west of Nelson, in the
West Kootenay, B.C.
ABREA.—The grourid covered by'this group is about'260 acres.
TITLE.—The following certificate from: Mining Recorder. Kirkup shows absolute ai perfect Bus
Trail. Oreck Mining of West K B. CG. *
Mone Reconpan’s Orrics, Rossaxp, B. C., anes 9, 1807,
examined fhe zeoords of this office relating to the title to the followiig mineral olal.ns :

Thave oavetal

AndI Sse lpadomics \dmoyal ‘vive Gola ar Company, Ltd. Lty.," has a good and perfect title to the aforesaid property according to
0 Tecord: - (Signed, KIRKOP, Mining

SHAR ‘aie Eres farids' the ‘Directors ‘have decided to place a block of. Treasury shares on the ta Taarket,
‘The price a: sul ehange at any - tims. without notice, as development work on the property may justify an
advance in the eck of the shares at any moment. °

INVES FIG ATION ASKED.— Intending investots are Anvibod | to-make the closest inquiry as to this property
as -well as to: the This is put forth as a thorougal ly here mining
venture, and the most ae ee regard w: ibe had for the t of every in a working

strong management and ironclad by-laws.
ree fro seventy mining companies in the United States aud British Columbia 4rhich have pald au agzregate of 811.734 600 in dividends las ¢

year.—Mining and
© © ‘Application for-stook; Soplasefs be Or: ms Copies f ti in rela-
may be oats at Nhe offices of the Companys) Soon block, Boss-

4ion: to the O
S. _THORNTON LANGLEY, Secretary.

laxid, B. O.
_-3. H..Good, T.MiClarks,

Good, Clark: & Go.

} Hae. | BEELINGER, Supt. J. F. LANSING, Com. Be.

Reis Borate axp Mumse ; J
Bevmmaey !

eee, PPRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING
aces. — AND REFINING CO,

Claims bought and..aold,
SOEeaBIA Ave:  ROBSLAND,B.O, ‘Ig now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and
Copper Ores.

86 xix@ sr., ‘on0wto;“onr.”

C.F.Clough & Co.

(arcorPoraTED.)

‘Mines ‘and Mining Stocks,

wit Ttin rowan ne MONGEZUMA

Gold Mining Company
(LIMITED LIABILITY.)

THE RETALIATION.

Rogst Ce

A.W. ROBB & 00...
; -- .STOOK aid MINING... axe
BROKERS ¢ Figggireet

TORONTO, ONTARIO. _

Mine,

Situated on Deer Park Mountain.

under way, and ag soon as
the extraction ‘ands shipment of | pay ore
in quantity will be commenced,

‘Assays and samples of ore can be
seen at the office of the Walters Com-
pany. Intending purchasers of stock
are cordially invited to call at the com-
pany’s office, when they. will be taken
to examine the
are how invited for the

of every of the

The Sunset Group
on Deer Park Mountain, adjoining

veloped by the Canadian Gold Fields

Rossland, are now being actively de- | @!

fully paid non-assessable shares of The
Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Lim-
ited, at ten cents per share.

No order filled for less than five hun-
red shares.

Send orders and direct

— CAPITALIZATION.
WANTED Momma te tutta a ly ti wt Yoo
a TREASURY, 300,000 SHARES.
Good mining propositions INDORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,
either gold or silver, for syh- -
dicates who are preparett ‘to
pay reasonable prices.
J, B/FERGUBON « CO.
Next doorto Bank of B. N A.

OFricans, .
BR. 0. MACDONALD, President. J. @. HOUGHTON, Vice-President.
GEO. E. TOMS, Secretary-Treasurer.

Head Office, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Syndicate, Limited.

or through any bank,

car of this same Wisconsin Central

AGENTS WANTED.
Se ema

The Walters Co., Ltd.

General Mine Brokers,

Treasury Stock now offered at 43 cents per share.

The Retali adjoins the Roderick Dhu and Fairview, and.is but-ene
claim distant frora the famous Lily May and Deer Park mines, both of which
are producing mines, The lead.of the Deer Park can be distinctly traced

hrough the Roderick Dhu and Retaliati

Sufficient work has been done on the property to s cure the Compauy a
Crown grant. The liation isa tunnel and oan be worked
more cheaply in consequence.

Address all auni to the 8
“|B. OC. Office in the Shaw Block.
Remittances can be made to the Manager of the Bank of British North
JAmeries. Rosstaxp, B. 0.

TO PROSPECTORS.
We are making a Specialty.of
Stocking» good mining proger-
ties ‘andre daily
INCORPORATING
propositions in all Districts of
B. ©. Treasury stocks all
listea East. For further par-
ticulars apply to
L, 0. DILEMAN,
11 & 12 Sherwood Blk,
Bpokane, Wash.,

-y, Geo. E. Toms, Rossland,

ROSSLAND, B,C,