THE EVENING—RECORD

BY BBER C, SMITH,

Published every dy (excep Sunday) and Weekly.

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‘HURS)AY, FEB. 18, 1897.

TURNER GOVERNMENT WITH THE PEOPLE,

At the present seasion of the
provincial legislature Stoddart, of
Lillooet, boldly proposed that the
dominion government be asked to
place an-export duty on ore. This
proposition was opposed by the
government, both Premier Turner,
and Col. Baker speaking against
it. They announced the policy of
the government on this question to
be that such a duty would cripple
the mining industry and they were
utterly Gpposed to such a policy.
The mining industry mast be fos-
tered and no impediments to its
growth thrown in the way. This
policy may not please certain cap-

without undue restrictions to resist

[that development.

Since last session mining, in {he
Kootenay country especially, has
prospered as’ it never did befure,
mineral has been discovered in
other districts all over the province,
and ageneral cry of “more rail-
ways’’ has been raised, except from
those favored localities already po-

g them. ly when
the government i in the speech from
the throne at the opening of this

= session announced a railway policy

to provide transportation facilities
to develop the mining wealth of
the province, it met with general
approval, and those who were
ready to criticise have withheld
their judgment until that policy
may be definitely known.

equal to the occasion. ~

THe BOARD OF TRADE.

Several important matters of
business will come up before the
board of trade at its meeting this
evening.

The election-of the council, the
adoption of the by-laws and the
completion of organization will be
the first business.

‘W. A. Campbell has a motion to
put t the board which is to invite
the association of railroad con-
ductors of the United States and

‘italists who are i ted in smel-
ters in British Columbia but it is
directly in line with the views of|
the miners and owuers of mines,
who compose the vast majority of
the people who would be affected
by such legislation.

The solution?%of the smelter
question is to be found in a liberal
and wise railway policy. When
the Crow’s Nest Pass railway is
constructed and coke can be
broughé into the Kovtenay district
cheaply, this question will natur-
ally disappear and smelting will be
done on this sidv of the line as
on the other side.

RAILWAY FaGiliTiEs-

No doubt an era of great railway
construction is about to be inaugu-
rated in the Kootenays.

A broad guage line from Trail
to Robson is now being constructed,
and itis understvod that the Co-
lumbia and Western railway will
be made a broad guage this spring.

The C. P. KR, are making exten-
sive improvements in the ratlway
and steamship service between
Trailand Arrowhead and Kaslo,
Nelson, Robson, Sandon and Na-
kusp, since they have bought out
the ively small p
who controlied the traffic of the
Slocan and Trail creek districts.

C4 daily Passenger service will be

land and
Revelstoke by April 1, that will
enable passengers to reach Van-
couver from Rossland in 36 hours.
The rate on the ‘branch lines
tlirough the Slocan have been re-
duced, as have also the rates for
steamboat passage. Three steam-
ships will ply. the Columbia be-
tween Robson and Arrowhead.

The construction of the Crow’s
Nest Pass railway from Lethbridge
to Rossland will uo doubt be begun
8 soon as spring opens and pushed

“to completion’ with all possibl

eos to pay a Visit to Rossland.
* t of a delegati
to ee “after Rossland’s interests

No doubt the government will be ry

ORGHERN
PACIFIC RY.

SOLID VESTIBULED
TRAINS.

MODERN >K ‘EQUIPMENT
THROUGH TICKETS

TO
TACOMA, SEATTLE, + VIGTORIA,
VANCOUVER, PORTLAND,
and California points,
8T. PAUL, ST. LOUIS, ‘\CHIGAGO.
NEW

YORK,. BOSTON,
and all points east, also Europ 8. 8.

LUMBER! . LUMBER!

$13. A Thousand.
4 AARON JAFFE, Pb

Successor. to

British Columbia Mill Company.

Full “Stock -of Dressed Lumber, Shingles, etc.
Office and Yard-at “Y,”? Cc. & W. Railway.

tickets.
TIME SCHEDULE.
a

inf mation, thae ante, mape and tlokets
call’ an or write

F, D, GIBBS, General
BROKANE, WASH.

A.D. (CHARLTON,
Asst. Genl.. Pass,
No. 255 Morrison Ms corner oi
Portland, , Oregon.

‘ANADIAN +5
PACIFIC Hy.

And Soo. Pacific Line

‘The cheapest, most comfortable: and
Direct Route from
ROSSLAND,
Kaslo, Nelson,
and all Kootenay Points

in mining and ‘railway at
the provincial capital will also: en-
gage the attention of the board.
There should, therefore, be a
large attend atthe ting

Through IFIG to and, co

PAC! stern Fl ot ase
bi

AST

ints.

IN MEMORIAM. .
To the Editor of the Eventne Recorp:

Dear Sir:—Kindly allow me space
in your valuable journal to return my
most sincere thanks to the cilizeus of
Rossland who paid such a respectful
tribute to the memory of my beloved
aon, John A. Lynch, whose untimely
death on the 20th ult., was as sad ae it
was unexpected. In the midst of my
grief it was consoling to learn through
the medium of the press of Rossland
that although far from home and
kiudred my dear boy had kind friends
around him in the last moments of
his life and tenderhands to lay him
in his last resting place.

I assure ygy kin.! sir, that words are
inadequate Bisprose my feelings on
this very sad occasion and I can: only
say that my gratitude to the press
and the people of Rossland will cease
only with my existence,

Yours very sincerely,
Deuia M, Lyncu.

Ottawa. Feb. 9, 2897,

yy,

o

Ne
NELSON'S \%,,
Weod and Coal Co. is
POST OFFICE BUILDING.

Reasonable Prices.

BRICKLAYING

| olumtin ‘aad Welara ty

nt, Uvsurpass
ing Palatial Dining and Sleeping cars,
Luxurious Day Coaches, Tourist Sleep-
ing cars, and Free Colonist Sleéping
cars, run on all trains.

For the present oni Col-

a. Stone AND < i :

RED &TAR

Heddle Co.

—Corner Columbia Avenue
—and Spokane Streets.

very and = Transier (0

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a. general express, truck and
business. . We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Westere
railway; are proparui to zntoat and deliver all kin ts of freight fram escs; aay
thing moved—trom a trunk to a-boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

Kambier> Sicycles and G, I.
Tires.
Light, aroma darable ¢.ad-will last for
years. ie Gi. T, Tires are the only

practical ‘quick repair tires. That's
why they. are made. detachable,

“We ship our pipe in car
load “lots. “You .can save
money by buying from us,
Good: stock of valves and fit-
tings.st reduced prices. C'on-
tracts ‘for ‘hot “water, steam
heating, plumbing and set—

ting of manufacturing - ma-'|{
chinery.

F. T. Merrill Cycle Co.
821 Riverside, ASPoKANE

PALACE & TABLES ™=.

_ DEL IVERY AND: TRANSFERING.
WASHINGTON AND RESERVE Sra. ait

fe Telephone 27.

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELLOTROTYPERS,

and fi of. Corporati

Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.

Office at 126 Mill street. --_
SPOKANE;.WASH

umbia River steamers will be-as fol-
lows :—

SreaMeR Nakusp will run‘on.same
days as at present as far south as
Robson.

SrzamMER Tran will leave Trail
at8a, m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays for Robson, connecting with
Steamer Nakusp for ©. P. R. connec-

tion and Slocan points and with train
for Nelson. Steamer Trail will returo
same day, bringing south bonnd jbusi-
ness from Steamer Nakusp and ‘Nelson.

Steamer Lyrroy.-No’ change in
schedule.

For information as to rates, time,
ete., apply to the nearest Canadian
Pacific Railway. agent, or to

ger agent, Vancouver.

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

A. S. KERRY LONER OMLAT

ROSSLANBD. B.C.
“Have a Full Line of

Kiln Dried -Lumber

Finished. or Rough Lumber Sash,
Doors, “Lath, Shingles; Mouldings,
Lime, Cement, Fire Bricks, etc:

McAULIFFE & CARSON,

. THE LEADING

MERCHANT TAILORS.
Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.
Rossland, British -Columbia..

The Grand Hotel

SPOKANE, -

Stenographer and “Typawriter

Correspondence (English and
French.) Legal Work En-
. grossing = - - -

MISS IARRIES, : MoBride -Block,.
ge of Jno. 8. Clute, 3, Kaa.
Besldonce-Windsor Hotel

THE HOWARD
- | - AOOSEP

O'C..w NELL & FARRELL, Props.
Mi..ing. Headquarters.

WASH.

COR: MAIN ‘AND HOWARD s8Ts, , OTTO ROSLEOF, Manager,

J. E. BURWELL,

All Kinds and Lengths of Wood

PRICES REASONABLE.

Newly furnished. Strietly firet-class
throughout. Under the
{of Frank Watson. Headquarters [|
for mining‘ men. ~ Elevator service D.
night and dsy. Free baths. On the

B. FINDLEY,
D. Ss... L. D.. 8.
~ Graduate ofthe Pniladelphia Dental

‘Time Table No.4: Totake affect feb. 8; 18077"
ASTBOUND.
Daily except Sunda}

Daily except Sunday.
No. 3 passenger h
Arri

departing
Genero offre:

il, B.C. jeneral: Supt. -

All kinds of brick, stone and cement’
work done by H. Christensen, brick-
layer. Office at the gun and lock-
amith shop, Reserve street,

speed.

There is every indication that
Rossland will be ted by rail
with Vancouver as speedily as it is
possible to construct the line.

Branch lines will also be con-
structed no doubt to feed : the great
arteries that will carry the ever
increasing traffic to and from the
Kootenays between the great cen-
tres of the world.

AS SEEN THROUGH OTHER SPECTACLES.

The Victoria correspond of

The I X L Clothing Co

Leading Clothiers. Hatters and Gent's
Furnishers. *

509. 511 and 513 Riverside Ave.

Mohawk Block, SPOKANE

MANSEL B. GREEN,

Mus. Bac,

Studio a Musto and Literature.” 1
Counterpoint, Miarmeny en snd “Thorough Bass and

Mo-

Open for engagements on program as singer
or pianist,

Next to Occidental, Columbia Avenue

RUNS

Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and

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

For full information regarding rontes,
rates,
your nearest ticket open or

J ~ POND,

in. Pass.
Or Gronee 8. BATTY,
Gen Agt. ,246 Stark St. Portland, Ofe,

Capris
Safptus wad Osderided Profits! $50,000.

Jacol
ident; F. J. Dyer

the Spokane Review, commenting
on the political situation at the
British Columbia capital, writes as
follows;

Such a chance as have the pres-
ent provincial legislators of mak-
ing themselves solid with the peo-
ple is not often the fortune of an
administration, and iif. Premier
Turner disp
ship to grasp the situation and
turn it to account he will be
backed up by an overwhelming
majority of the people. This is
clearly the conclusion to
be arrived at after sizing up the re-
sults ofthe opening week of the
provincial legislature.

The province has a mining de-
velopment that, while growing at a

rapid rate, has forced ‘ ‘the. attention
of capital in this direction and now
it only requires wise legislation

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!!!

100 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR 83.
Send a photograph ot Mf
get, 100 Stanip Photo raphe. all fumed an pnd
tage BI
the thing for atk Sue
fhe thing f on coors ekg on niyourckras and atailone
ph’ and work is ret
Buaranteed. "Willcall in persom if requited
JAS. J. MACKEY,

rand Union Hotel, Rossland, B. C.

Minne
Nupplies,

ROSSLAND, B. ©.

nd |W. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D.||¢
Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians

gupta! case and earreee paid to mining es-

and Surgeons, etc., British
Columbia, Canada.

Late Surgeon Workingman’3
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
and Waterloo, in groups from one to

will be given upon reasonable terms.

Connections nistie with all boats arriving aud}

Wisconsin Central Line |i

Two Fast Trains ‘daily between St i ¢
Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin, | jm

maps, folders,. ets.. - address |i

. Agt., Mee. Wis. |i

1 ELE HO a

acob Hoover, fae A, J: Ross, vice pre- is

OFFICE: Srussr Broo, ROSSLAND |f

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS,||p
J. J. Henager and Alex Wilson have | jg}

creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek I

nine claims, on which a working bond | if

and A plan. Every
room heated by steam. Free buss to
and from all. trains.

college and Hospital of Oral Surgery. | Delivered. to any part of town without

extra, charge.
Heap .oF Spogane Sr.

bE What Will Make. Rosland a.
Great City ——'<

Stussi block. Rossland, B. C |.Orvice :

* . FP. QUTELIUS, {| i

to produce at the cep of the ear 1,200 tons of ore per day.
The following mines are now shipping: > War E: Eagle, Sosie, "out
bo, Mayflower, Batiever, Nickle Plate, R

PAY ROLL.

Fourteen:hundred miners under ground, fourteen hundred Repeend and |
~ laborers are earning on’an average $3.00 per day.
A certain pay roll of $3,000,000 per year,

RAILROADS.

Here today, the Col
Falls & N which
nental systems, :

Columbia & Western railroad conuectti poin'
on the Columbia river and with the C; ‘alr *Paclas oe mole ode .

In June the Canadian Pacific railway will land freight in Rossland.

2 In course of construction are an opera house and hundreds of- houses.

show that in D ber three h:
Pure water and good light, ouses were erected daily.

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.

. & Red Mountal: .

at Spok,

with~ Spok:
» Wash., with: four transconti-

e

Columbia avenue, Rossland.

Cail on them at E. W. Shupe’s store, I:

JOHN F, MeCRAE, Agent for Syadicate,

‘@nd possibly there may be something

one-fourth of a: cent @ pound on lead

Yard, East Red Mountain Depot.

sepa) IN TORONTO.

There Cannot Be ‘Any Great Reduc-
tion iu the Cost of Smelting.

Whilst in Toronto lust week A. F.
Heinze, of the Trail Smelting and.Re-
finery y to a Globe rep
ttive stated that the mining pros-
pects in British Columbia were ex-
veedingly hopeful, Up to the present
the smelter at Trail ‘has. treated ore
from seven mines—the Le Roi, War
Eagle. Josie, Iron Mask, Crown Point,
Evening Star, and Kootenay and.
Columbia. Quantities have of course
varied: greatly, the greatest output
being from. 100 to 126 tons a day, re.
ceived from the LeRoi. Not all these

mines can be as

tunnel ‘they:have been-runuingon-the| ;
ledge is now.in about 60 feet and a
contract:hes been let for 50'feet more,
This will give an estimated depth os
‘about 80'feet below the-surface.

President *Goodeve ‘says there are
now about fifty tons of payiore on the
dump. That a recent smelter tust
gave $186.66.in gold to the ton. This
return wae unexpected,.aa the highest,
assay msade before had only shown

00.

_~—
CONTRACT LET,

et a .
Work To. Be *Resumed ‘on the: Shaft
\» Of the ‘Northwestern,

A contract ’has-beén closed’ for “sink-
ing 50 feet deeper in the shaft on. the

commercially, but Mr. Heinze says
there is every reason to believe that
before the end of the year at least ten.
mines in the Rossland camp will. be
‘shipping on a profitable basis. This,
from his knowledge of mining affairs,
he considers a very good showiug for
a’ mining camp. Inthe Slocatr region
he undeératood there are trom 30 to 40
shipping mines, but the output Leare
large-bodies of lead, and.is not-treated
in Canada, At present there is a duty
imposed by: the United States of three-
fourths of acent on: lead in:ore and a
cent'on refined lead. - Mr, Heinze has
had plans prepared for the erection of
a refining plant in British ‘Columbia,

done in this diréction: “At present he

The men will com-
mence the work today, ‘The shaft ‘is
already down 25 feet in ore, Assa;
as high as $20 in n gold have been ob-
tained.

pices ea
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The real ostate market is active.

Several sales of lots: were made yester-

day, the most.important of which was

the sale to Martin ‘Bros., of lot Mu,

block 17, for the sum of: 1,900,

2S. MILLS,

Agent for Montreal 8: wpe yin yb ee
ee eo eee

Office: Third bullding east of .
GRAND UNION HOTEL.

onsiders it will be ry that the
governmént impoée an export duty of

in ore in order to equalize matters. If
lead goes as .oréit costs three-fourthe
of a cent; ‘if refined,.one.cent, the re-
mainder, it is claimed, being a practi-
cal discri ion against. C; d
smelting. The plant will cost about
8 quarter of a million dollars.

There is also under contemplation

BRADLEY & MILLS,

‘MINES, STOOKS -
REAL ESTATE.

Ofiice of the
Rosstand Employment Agency.

Ave. ROSSLAND, B. C|

the wid of the. railroad guage
between Rossland and Trail, and the
extension ‘of the road to. Robson,
which will permit of freight going
right h to R
breaking bulk, a * which
should be of advantage to the mining
camp. -Mr. Heinze is also’ interested
in a railway which it is proposed to
construct from. Robson westward, to
on-Lake:Ok = dis-
tance of 180 miles.“ This will open
up a district abounding in ore of
about the same grade ae the Ross-
land ore, the average surface indica-
tions being better; if anything;

While he has. confidence in the
future .of British Columbia, Mr.
Heinze thinks mucly evil will be done
by those who are basing unreasonable
expectations -upon the hope of
materially reducing the coat of smelt-

ing. He points out that in Montana, |

where the Anaconda smelter treats
4,000 tons a day, the coat:has only
been reduced to $8 a ton, and argues
that for some time all the facilities
that can be eecured: will not permit
of a reduction below.$10 a ton. On
this point he was very ~emphatic, as
his business is one that, has required
the outlay of an immense sum of
money, and whose “utility may be
materially hampered: by reaxon of
public confidence + being shaken
through the wanton promises of men
who haveno stake whatever in’ the
country more than to take up
claims that contain ~ no more
gold ~ than ~ ‘equal spaces . of
land near Toronto’ might: On the
whole, however, he was confident that
the future of the. province - would be
one of grea” prosperity. His com-
pany have 18 farnaces ready for treat-
ing ore, and this number may be. in-
creased if neceseary: At any rate, the
Prospect of having.ten mines shipping
during the year cannot bat. “be re-
garded asa hopelul sign. z
——
A POUND OF QUARTZ

Yields Thirty Cents Worth of Gola
or $600 to the Ton.

‘The resident: shareholders in the
Bruce Gold Mining company are in
high spirits over the showing of their
property near Trail. A. 8. “Goodeve,

é being sufficient to, pay for

1P. Ov Drawer L. ROSSLAND; B.C.

es Mins:

3 foe sale; aud also on mines of which
‘ffound not to

Niteoet's* orsing snd Nes

woNell'e Codes,

The Walters oe ‘The

General: Brdkers.

Mixes; More Saanss axe More Paepvors

Dealers in Mines, first-olass “Pres.
pectstvand Staudsea shares” tm

ular attention giren to the erders ef tn-
dh vidas rl tes. Bx! ‘Deporte on
Saecieet rae ea Ree
Correspondence -olleited.

References ox

The Anglo‘Canadian
(Mining -Exchaage, Ltd.
‘oP denonre.”

ah g RMLEMER Ciatina brtahit ood sand, or aren gaeeoie re enrae

J. K CLAUK-& 90.
Stocks and
Real Estate

We make a‘specialty of ae:

Reporting onwnd Developing:-Min: Vice.

Rossland. B. C.

JOHN M.’ BURKE

OW exaniine end report on «mines

stock is being'sold, Jf my reports are
be correct I will retind all

moneys invested on same.
‘JOHN M.‘BURKE, Hoeelaud, Bs c.

‘E. S. TOPPING,
“TRAIL, B.C.

~ Hae Mining ‘Properties for sale’or
bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
creek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and all parts of :Golambia basin.

Also lots at Trail and Deer Park.
Will examine iproperties, ‘will buy

stock for outside investors and will | Wot"

‘protect them from wild cats,

PARKER

Assays: obtained January . 28, .1897, $22}
gold, 2 ounces’ silver. i

Situated. between’ Wild.Harse-and’;Pereupine Creeks.

Fist Block of Treasury ‘Stock at 40 Cons

GROUP. -

64' FEET.

- and mining sy
now. operating the Sunset group on
Deer Park mountain at Rogsland aud
the Jennie, a silver property in the
Slocan. i
, Capitalization. Ten Million shares of
the par value of 10 cents each:

Stock. sold only at par vaiue.
solutely non-assessable:: an
liability. No promoters shares, al
the stock being in the ‘Treasury for the

purposes of the. company.

It is only intended to sell two million:
shares of the stock at brewee. that
the proper-
‘ties now under \bond, equip them with

ab

and no personal | J

The shaft om the Sunset No. 2 is now:

1s IN. PAY ORE.

assays made from fair-samples
ame antes the shaft give the following
results in gold:

PRESIDENT °
Capitalist and

ines
The price-ia

INVES:
tas well as to the standing iand/
yand-the

: siohes the G
sats Ss. “THORNTON EASLEY, Secretary.

J. H. Good,

- az “| Good, Clark & iGo.
WEEKS, KENNEDY? CO.Brokers,|

The Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Li.

INCORPORATED UNDER THE IMPBRIAL ACT, 1862.

QOLUMBLAAVE.“ROBSEAND,B:C. Hip

down: 40 feet, and HE AVHOLE BHAFT |

Ro

CAPITAL °

rovk only.

yal Five Gold
Mining Company.

‘LEMITED LIABILITY.

[FIVE MINING LOCATIONS, INCORPORATED’ UNDER.THE LAWS OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISB
‘GOHWMBIA,-(OOMPANIES ACT, 1890.)

$1,500,000.

sDietded late’ 41000;000 8hures fof 81,00 eaoh; fully nald and non-assessable.

lied to devel
’ stock has

Deen pooled by.

d, .B. C.

-PRESID)
Speaker of the’

Ex-Superintendent Le .Rol Mining Go.

° -. ROSS, THOMPSON
Owner of Rossland Townsite, ©

ENT, : <)How..D.‘W; HIGGINS, M.P.P.
Lagislative, Assembly of B.C.

- 6 TES We DPEGBAS |. Gomtuueste Mxccrane -

‘DIRECTORS.

‘Peeasve! -.__- JOHN McTEER REPASS
Mine C Owner Montana and British Columbia,
ossland, B. C.

Hon. D. M. EBERTS, Attorney Generul for the
Province of British Columbia,

DAVID B. BOGLE, Manager Kootenay Goldfields

Co., Limited, of London, Eng.
8. THORNTON, LANGLEY
Mining Broker, Rossland, B,

SroRETARY

OFFICERS.

FRANK MOBEBLY, C. E.
ssland, B. C.

‘OFFICES: RECORD BLOCK, ROSSLAND, B. C.

~Baxcems: ‘Tew Banx.or Burrs Norra America, Rossuanp, B. C.

the Tne Hove of pat saining With this cl

ably promising
mara Nepal ig malners)

locations known
‘Trail Oreck

ITUATION «Tits group, oomniste

-five ‘miles *
nay, Bec. -

bare sacnnay er arene,
Trail Creek

T have carefal
‘The Royal.

tins, loéated Sune 5)

IGATION
most,

‘There are sevent; isin copapenies im the United

and

wn aa the’
‘minin,

been: formed for the purpose of earning profits for ita -shareholders in
jot, rer careful gonalderation, the directors have taken over five remark-
‘Ro: Oak,’’ “Whoop-up,"’ ‘Atlas,’ -‘Circassian’”’ and ‘Gloucester’

g division of West Kootenay, B. C.
each 1,500 feet square and known as-the ‘“Reyal-Oak”
three miles south of Lower Arrow Lake, on on. the

tual
west of the Burnt Pass on on aoten creek, ten miles northwest of Robson,
Ave from “Praif b; fyoad,wad thirty-five

AREA.—The.ground.covered. by: this group.is about 260 acres.

in. Tailes:
miles west of Nelson, in the Tall Gx ‘Greek mining ¢ ‘aividien ‘i

from.Mining Recorder Kirkup shows absolute and perfect title.

“Mining Division of Mest Kootenay, B. C.

i@ Reconper's Orricz, Rossuanp, B.C., January 9, 1907.
ing to the title'to ther ronowing mineral clat.ns :

an st 93, 1906.
‘The Glancester, located Sune Sie ees: pre Jane

and Thoreby certify that the Woyal Five Sold Ml ae Company, Ltd. Lty.,""has a good end perfect title to the sforessid property, aovotdiag to
the. records. z

KUP, Mining
have decided to place a block of Treasury rahnces on the u market.

‘fands:the:‘Directors
‘subject to ehange at,any.time without notice, as development work on the property may justify an

advance in the walue of the shares at any moment.

‘TON ASKED -—-Intending investors are invited to make the closest inquiry as to this

Pp
the directorate. This is put forth as a thoroughly legitimate matay

scrupulous regard wi any be had for; the interest of every subscriber, as the company is a working
awith strong management and ironclad by-law:s. ,

States au d’Brittih Columbia which have patd an azirogate of 614,731,500 In divitonde last

infor of any d jon in rela-
Ty, 7, at oe offices of the Company, Recorp block, Ross-

J.M, Clark.

“a loners, “&e.}

ra, Commiissio i
/AND "MINING: "@TOOKS.

‘Claims. bought! arid 20hd.:: Domrpaties:| ii.
Sormel. teste bolleetedy:&0- - Cornea; |f

pondence solicited.

i, G. -Wis BRIGHEE*& 'CO.

“| Mines -and Mining, Stockbrokers |}

tion . for. = te, coppice of variate copiesiof pi in ti

C BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING

AND- REFINING (0,

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

‘tere apother shaft inthe camp:
a wili give.equal results P
Plans for a complete steam hoist, ‘air
compressor and four-drill plant are

‘AD WBOSS &GO......

BROKERS * "er"

YSRORONTO, ONPERIO.

soon as
under way, ane as a nay yore

maghinery and provide ample ‘sing
cupital: The réniaialig iaberos-somaa}n
in the treasury and. do not participa
in the profits, but can be sold at any
time the ndicate - desires: to acquire
other first-c! properties.
Purchasers of syndicate shares at

par, ten, cents, Be em in the profits

in “quantity will E be commenced,
Assays and. samples of ore car 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 mine.
ipti sre now invited for the

id: Of the

‘one pound of the quarts trom it yea
terday. Though there was no’ vie
‘ible gold, he was-able to secure a trifle
more than thirty cents worth, by
working in an ordinary tin- pan. - As
this rough process would not save the
‘fine particles contained in the sul-
phides, an assay would probably have
shown considerable more ‘than $600
to the ton,

The vein from which this quarts
came is 24 inches wide. The prop-|
erty is about one half a mile from
Trail and 809 feet above tbe Columbia
iver.

All the men that can be. worked
Buccessfully are now employed and

ot every. mp
-The Sunset Group

Rossland, are now:
veloped by the "Causdian

Syndj cate, Lamit

on Deer Park aay pilots
‘Gold oid Pletas

id nom-assessable shares of The
Seocdinn ‘Gold Fields Syndicate, Lim-
ited, at ten cents per share.

Wo order filied for less than five hun=
shares.

Good jmining, . propositions
éither gold or silver, for syn-
dicates who are prepared ito
pay reasonable. prices, Ais

J: B. FERGUSON « CO.~
Next door to Bank of BANjA.

Send orders and direct

Jor throggh any

work is being pushed rapidly. The

AGENTS W/ANTED.
eee)

‘The Walters Co., Ltd.

General Mine ‘Brokers,

TO PROSPECTORS.
Weare making « ‘Specialty of
‘stocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily

‘Situated on Deer Park Mountain.

SNEST A

Gold Mining Company

(LIMITED, LIABILITY.)

‘THE RETALIATION.

RossyanD, British CoLuMBiA,
sAxd the: GOLDEN WEST 0x the North Fork of Salmon.

Mine,

OAPITALIZATION. .
Par Value, $1:00 Sach, tk Folly Paid and Mon-Assassable,
TREASURY, 300,000 SHARES.
IROORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,
OFFICERS,

a MACDONALD, President. J. G. HOUGHTON, Vice-President.
GEO. E. ‘TOMS, Secretary-Treasurer.

Head Office, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Treasury Stock now offered at Ai cents per share.
‘Pe Retaliation adjoins the Roderick Dhu and Fairview, and is but one

aatm distant from te famous Lily May and Deer Park mines, both of which
are producing mines, The lead of the Deer Park can be distinctly traced

h the derick Dhu and Retaliati

INCORPORATING
peoposttons in all Diatricts of

B. CG. Treasury stocks: all

” listea Bast. ‘For farther’ par
ticulars apply to

Crown. grant. The
more cheaply in consequence.
aid: all

1. C. DILLMAN, 1B. 0.

‘Sufficient work: has been done on the property tos cure the Companys
liation isa tunnel propositi and ogn be worked

to the 'y, Geo. E. Toms, Rossland,
Office.in the Shaw Block.

can.be made tothe Manager of the:Bank of British North

114128h d Bik, . -

ROSSLAND, B, C.

‘Spokane, ‘Washo!

America. RosalanD, B. O.