THE EVENING RECORD

BY EBER ©, SMITH.

Published every day (except Sunday) and Weekly.

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testa have been made,- The results
have been uniformly unfavorable. On
two or threo occasions it has been :¢
ported that successful tests had been
made but there has always, on
further investigation, ‘been fouad
something lacking.

The loss on Rossland ores by wator
concentration has generally been found
to be from one-third to one-half of the
gold and silver values and sometimes
even greater, showing that the lighter
gangue matter of the ores carried a

SATURDAY, FEB. 20, 1897.

SUBSTITUTE FOR AETALIATION.

Te strike back is human but not
always wise.

To parry the blow and obtain
time for breathing space is often
better than an upper or under eut
or a swinging right hander.

The Corliss amendment to the
alien labor bill-has been aimed at
Canada and has had the effect of
arousing hostility among Canada’s
public men. There has been a
great deal said on the public plat-
form by Canadian politicians about
retaliation should that amendment
be passed. The amendment has
bten branded by both Canadians
and Americans as a disgrace to
civilization, a relic of barbarism, a
most obnoxious form of nativism
and many other such opprobrious
epithets. But strange to say that
in the. same breath threatenings.
or retaliation are heard. Why
should Canada adopt a barbarous
measuge, or disgrace herself and
civilization? The United “States
have set a pace but Canada need
not follow. It will he no disgrace
if she refuses to compete in such a
contest. The only reason yet ad-
vanced to justify retaliation is to
preserve Canada’s self respect.
‘There is surely a better way of pre-
serving the self respect of a nation
than gettiag down in the gutter to
keep company with another nation
that has done the same.

When the strained relations be-
tween the United States and Eng-
land threatened to bring on a war
a diplomatic contest took place in-
stead and the result was the mak-
ing ofan arbitration treaty that
not only settled the Venezuelan dif-
ficulty but embraced almost every
kind of difference that might arise
between the two great nations.

Now, when a legislative’ war is
threatened that may have a very

dernable portion of these values.
It is quite probable that the silicious
ores from the deeper levels will be
found more susceptible to water con-
centration. If this can be demon-
strated it would result in largely in-
creased profit to the mine owner.
The Miner can depend on it that
the practical mining men of Rossland,
are not esleep and when ever ex-
perimental work gives promise that
either new or old’ methods of. treat-
ment can be successfully applied to
these ores the fact will be quickly
brought to the attenlivn of the
public,

Rossland in common with many
otber camps, lias had its process men
who have asserted they could extract
the values froin the ores at a cost of
all the way from 60 cents to $1.50
aton.
of the people instead of the ores of
the mines. ,
It is well known that the ores of
the O. K. mine have been for more
than a year succeasfully concentrated
on tablesand vanners. It iy quite
probable that there are, or will be
found, other ores in this camp that
can be treated by the same h

suc have worked the pockets | ,

Solid Vestibule Trains
MODERN EQUIPMENT
memouaH TICKETS

TACOMA, SEATTLE; wioronta,
VANCOUVER, PORTL.
and California meine

ST, PAUL, ST. LOUIS,’ CHICAGO.
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and all points east, also European S. 8.
tickets. _
TIME SCHEDULE.

Gepart, ‘a

1, Weat, 1D:58 p,m.

Re 2, East, 9:10 a. m.

For information, time cards, maps and tlokets
call on of

FD, “GIBBS, General
BPOKAN. ew ASH.
ot CH! LTO)
nl. Pass.
No. 255 Keone Ste corner, of
Portiand, Oregon.

ANADIAN 4 I7Y
PACIFIC Ky.

The cheapest. most Cotifértable and,
Direct Route from
ROSSLAND, |
Kaslo, ‘Nelson,
and all ‘Kootenay Points

although the greater portion of the
ores so far found -in the vicinity of
Rossland have been of an entirely
different character from that of
the O. K. Respectfully,

Ricuarp Marsu.

—~—.

THE SEWER PROPOSITION.
The work of soliciting funds from
property holders for the construction
of sewers has been quite successful.
On Wednesday the total amount sub-.,
scribed was $350, and today it was .in-
creased by about $200. It is probable
that the work of constructing the
sewers will commence next week.

——_
NEW MINING COMPANY.
Articles were filéd yesterday for the.

incorporation of the Wide West Min- | 2°88 from Steamer Nakusp and
ing and Milling company, with head-
quarters at’ Spokane.
stock is $1,000,000’ and “he first trus-| etc., apply to ‘the nearest “Canadian

The capital

tees are J. B. Welch, Samuel. Bowder,
R.A. Rodgers, J. H. Arthey, IC.
Northrup.

disastrous effect upon the
cial life of Canada and the United
States and disturb the peace amity
that now happily exists between
those two peoples, whose i

Ww. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D.

Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, ete., British
Columbia, Canada.

are so closely woven together that
they in many respects are but one

_ peuple is there not a possibility of
making a treaty that will ‘preserve
peace and harmony between the
two not only in this labor question
but in all others that affect their
commerclal life?

MINING AMQULATION,

Mining men will be glad to know
that the following order-in-council
is now in effect:

Any person or joint stock com-
pany, being the bolder of pny min-
ing property, who may apply for
relief against the forfeiture of his
or its interests in such property by
reason of his or its omission to ob-
tain a new free miner’s certificate
on or before the day follawing the
expiration of the lapsed certificate
shall upon the production ofan affi-

"Hospital, Butte, “Mont.
OFFICE: Stussr Broce, RO8SSLAND

Late

Through Tickets to and from

PAGCIFIG ™ ‘COAST

Eastern an eee AE
Rr, nn ery Le bi:

ing Palatial mai and Sleeping’ cars,
Luxurious Day Coaches, ‘Touridt. Sleep...
ing cars, and Free Colonist Sleeping
cars, run on all trains.

For the present. scheilule ° on Col-

umbia River steamers will be as fol-
lows :—

SreaMeR NaxkusP will fun
days as at Present as far’
son.

Srgamzr Tran will leave Trail
at 8a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdaya, and
Saturdays for Robson, connecting with
Steamer Nakusp for C. P. R.' connec-
tion ‘and Sidcan pointé and with train
for Nelson. Steamer Trail will return
same day, bringing south bound buei-
eleon.
Sreamer Lytton. No change’ in
schedule.

For information as to’ rates,‘

‘on same
outh" as

time.

Pacific : Baikway agent, or to
A. B..MAacKENzIE, agent,
Rossland, B. C.
H. McGkecor, Travelling’ Piss.
. Agent, Nelson, B..C. +

ger agen’ couver.

I VEt rN eer eS
7

No.2

POST OFFICE BUILDING.

ec ARies at falls

senger leaves,
°° Arrives at Trail.-:

‘WESTBOUND.

, Daily except Sunda;
No. 8 passenger or Jeaves Tra
No. i eng etleaves Trai

Pe in eee

Congections at Rossland with trains
from Spokan:

Conn nections made with ali t bode orkivisig anal
departing tro1

Reasonable Prices.

The I X L Clothing Co

Leading Clothiers. Hatters and Gent's
Furnishers.

509. 511 and 518 Riverside Ave,
Mohawk Block, SPOKANE

Mo

davit setting forth the cireumstan-
ces of such omission, and full par-
- ticulars of the property afiected, to-
gether with the declaration of ‘the
gold commissioner or mining re-
corder for the division or divisions
in which such property is situated
to the effect that no records adverse
tu the applicant’s interests tberein
have been made by him _ during the
time in which the said applieant
was not in possession of a free min-
er’s certificate in good standing ;
and. further, upon the payment to

MANSEL B. GREEN,

Mus, Bac.

Studio of ‘Music and Literature.

Counterpoint, Harmony and "thorough Baee and
Elocuti

8
an

Open for engagements, on program as singot
or pial

Next to Occidental, "Columbia Avenue

IOOK!_ LOOK!! LOOKI!!

100 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR 83.
Sena & photograph of Mf and

get. 100 Blanip Photo, raphe, all kommen peal
rforated the same as 4 postage stam,

the thing for sticking on your cards an véatlon:

the minister of miues of a fee of lockets, eto, The balan

$5, be entitled to. receive the relief
sought for; and the minister of
mines may thereupon give instruc-
tions for the alteration of the date
of the expiration of the lapsed cer-
tificate, and may also give instruc-
tions for such amendment to be
made to the records affected as
may be considered requisite.

CAN IT BE DONE?
Epitor Recorp,

Dear Sir: The editor of the Miner
is very much in error when he states
that no concentration tests had been
made on Rossland ores. On the con-

JAS. J. MACKEY,’ -
Grand Unton Hotel, Rossland, B. C.

Minine
Nappies

trary a very large number of such

ROSSLAND, B.

| Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and
‘| Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making Connection in Chicago with all
lines running east and west.

rates,‘ maps, folders, ets.,
your nearest ticket agent, or
JAMES C, POND, 4
Gen. Pass. Agt., Mu:wankee, | wit
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen Agt. 246 St ark St. Portland; Ore,

address

ita] $250,090.00
Sulplas and Undivided Profits $60.000.
ident; E. J.
_ Special cane and attcution paid to mining es

BRICKLAYING

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

"/amith shop, Reserve street,

J. J. Henager and Alex Wilson have

South belt, on Red mountain, Columt
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable’ ‘terms.
Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,
Columbia avenue, Rossland.

Successor to

LUMBER! LUMBER!

$18 A Thousand.
‘€ AARON JAFFE, >

-British Columbia Mill Company.

{Full “Stock of Dressed Lumber,
‘Office and Yard at “y 2° ©. & W. Railway.

Shingles, etc.

Stories on

—Corner Columbia Avenue

—and Spokane Streets. ;
‘We ship our pipe in’ ‘car
load: lots. You can’ save
money by buying from’ us,

'1Géod stock of valves and fit-

tings at reduced prices: Con-
tracts’ for ‘hot water, steam
heating, plumbing and set—

‘iting of Wdantifaéturing’ ma

chinery.
~ “tam Telephone 97.1

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELDUTROTYPERS,

of ‘Corp fi

Seals, 1 Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.
“Office at-126: Mill street.

‘SPOKANE, Wash
MOAULIFFE & CARSON, |
THE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORS.
‘ ‘Reserve Street, next t> Druy Store.
[Béssland, * Bri tish “Columbia.

coer

The Grand- Hotel

‘ORBORANE,  -

“WASH. ~~

Heddle Co.

RED

ivory and

STAR

Transler (i.

Saddle and pack horses; light and he:

avy.rigs, a general express, truck and

business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester-
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all\kinds of freight from exes; any
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

Je W. AARTLINE. PROP.

Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

Kambler Bicycles and .G, 1.

Tires.

Light, strong,.durable and will last for
years... The G. & T. Tires are the only
practieal quick repair tires.
why they are made detachable,

F. T. Merrilf:Cycle Co.

821 Riverside. Spokane

That's

|PALACE'S
‘SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,

DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS.

J..W. LANE. PRO

TABLES min

P, - Rossland, B. C.

Correspondence (English and
French.) : Legal Wore En-
grossing » - . >
MISS: HARRIES, McBride!
Office of Jno. 8. Clute, r., Esq.
Residence Windsor Hotel.

Stenographer and Typewriter

Blook,

LS, SRT t wa COMP?

THE HOWARD

Finished or Rovgh Lumber, Sash,
Doors, ‘Lath, Shingles, '' Moulding,
Lime, Cement, Fire Bricks, etc.

Yard, East Red Mountain Depot.

Kiln Dried Linitibe :

. for “tining’ men.

Gro. McL. Brown, District ean

Club” a Woslr hulp ee

Time Table No.4. 'Totake'eftédt Feb. 8, 1897°—| 1a

Wisconsin Cental Line

Two Fast Trains \ daily between’ st. i

For full infortnation regarding routes, |

TEL HL

3acob Hoover, president; A, . ie
2, president; J. Boss, vice pre-

All kinds of brick, stone and cement i \

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS: |®

valuable mining properties in thé |}

thud

* €AOUSEP

JN NELL & FARRELL, Props.
Mi:ing Headquarters.

OTTO ROSLEOF, Manager.

J. E: BURWELL,

DEALER IN

All Kinds and Lengths. of Wood

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

Heap of SPOKANE

COR. MAIN'AND, ‘HOWARD: sTs.

* Newly’ furnished. Striotly tiret-ctase|
thro “Under the
of Frank Watson.

H. -B. FINDLEY.
D DS, LD Ss.
Graduate of the Pniladelphia Dental
college and Hospital of Oral Surgery.

‘ Headquarters
Elevator: service
night and aay. Free bathe. ‘On’ the!

and ‘Anterican plan. Every
m2 heated by ‘steam. Free buss.to
OFFICE :

Stussi block. Rosslard, 3. C

Great t City
: HER. MINES.

The Bryduction of Rossland’s mines more than doubled in 1896. At the
sproseiig ra Tate of Increase fis. Prpduction wil Pe more thao. caimadrapled in 1897.
eap

will be able to produge at’ ite end of the present year 1,200, tons ofore per. dav.
‘The following mines are‘now shipping: i, War Eagle, Josie, clit, i
O. K., I. X. ; Jumbo, Mayflower, Kootenay, Nickle Plate, Red
Mountain and Tron Masic.

In April the following mines will ship: Colonna, Monte, Cristo Sun-
gig Comman ark, Crown Point, Lron Colt, Homestake,
eee, ae thera ail ‘araine that is capable of making an output that

them/all, the Centre Star.

“HER PAY ROLL.

Fourteen hundred miners under ground, Fourteen hundred artisans and
Jaborers are earning on an average'$3.00 per day.
‘A certain pay roll of $8,000, 000 per year,

RAILROADS.

Here today, the Col
Falls & Ni which
mena systems. *

& Western railroad at Trail with boats for all points
on ibe Columbia river and with the Canadian Pacific at

In June the Canadian Pactfid 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 wore erected daily.

Pure water and good light,

NO ‘COMPETITOR IN’ SIGHT.

Montreal Townsite Syndicate

Offers 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,

“SOHN F. McCRAE, Agent for B Synipte:

oatt ‘ecl

& ‘Rea: Mountat
at Spok:

‘with Spokane
Wash., -with four transconti-

* One Hundred Feet of It and Neither

- AFTER THEIR SCALPS.

To the Miners of Trail Creek Mining
Division.

Gentlemen :—While in Rossland I
was surprised to learn that. railway
companies claimed the right ‘to out
timber on mineral claims and that
they were denuding mineral claims of
all the timber thereon. This isin my
opinion not only to the contrary to
the act itself but also ultra vires of
the intentions of the legistajure.

T have nothing to show outside of
bald assertions that either the Nelson
& Fort Sheppard or Columbia &
Western railway company is stripping
the timber off mineral claims.  Al-
though I have no doubt but it has
been done. Therefore I hope all
owners of mineral claims will aid me
in bringing the facts before the legis-
lature by sending me affidavits setting
forth in each purticular case (when
there is a grievance) tue damage done
either in taking the timber off the
claim itself or selling the timber $0

drift neither walli*has*yet*4tert~en-|
countered. In running these drifts
three:Kinds’ of ore ‘have been gone
through. Thé ore ‘is concentrating,
but at'prosent it tine Het ‘great~vatde.
Every one owning cluime in that
victhity fe Waiting to, see tuto \ what
the Big Iron develops.
n Cfo ,
PURE GOLD - TREASURY.

Pure Gold treasury" stock’ at five
tents; Waneta & Trail Greek teh cents
Call and see“samples of ore andi get
prospectus and by-laws. Walter OC.
Archer, first floor Lalunde block.

THE ODDFELLOW’S BALL.

The first’-annual ball of ‘Roésiand
lodge No. 36, 1.0.0.F., will be held in

Ria ar wad edna aed Maarot a a

The Walters’ Co.; Ld.
Gentral Brokers.

Mixes, Monge Siamzs ane Mnvi-Propvors
[Dentere Ln eloped Mines, Sret-olasé ‘‘Pros-

pecte” and @tiudard Sha:
ePariiculat to the skders of tn-
rt 'reporty

Geicuale
yalca
‘ACorreepemdénes wellsited.
“References eidienged,
P. O. Drawer L. '? BOSBLEND, B.C,

rant

The-.Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exehaage, Ltd.

‘er Gonexre.’
Grrick:' opwoeITE*PRAGER'S’DhUG @TO!
“ MYminh ebdeks and Claiins bought md‘seid,

«| @uos' Gomd, ‘Secretary.

inion hall on Mond:
Hootie? 22. The supper 61'the oo-
casion will be.spread at the Allan
house, 16-6t,

>
wHo caw akswert

T¢ THE suction house of Houghton &
Bunnett, corner Wwashington and Re-
serve streets, ontinues sell the

the owners th 1 Pp ptly
furnishing ‘the above information you
will greatly aid me in placing the
facts _ before the legislature and
strengthen my hands in securing re-
dress. Yours truly,
J. M. Kexure.
~~

RAILWAY BUSINESS.

The Kaslo and Slocan Railway Rapidly.
Tocreasing Its Business.

D. J. Muan; president of the Kaslo
& Slocan railway,and ‘Robert Irving,
traffic manager, ‘arrived in the city
yesterday—Mr. Munn from his home
at New Westminster, and Mr. Irving
from Kaslo. Mr. Irving said last
evening that both incoming and out-
going biwiness of the Kaslo & Slocan
railway is steadily increasing.
ing the monvh of December and Janu-
aty ‘there’ were 4400 tons of ore
hauled over the road from the differ-
ent stations to Kaslo, and from four
to four and one-half cars of ore have
been received daily during the present
month. A vast amount of. work is
being done in the district, and the
shipments’ have been steadily increas-
ing. The new rotary saowplow is
now in readiness for business.

—
ANOTHER DIVIDEND

Will Be Paid by the Idaho Mine in
the Slocan.

The directors of the’ Idaho Mining
and Milling company have decided to
declare a dividend of $20,000 on Sat-
urday next. This is the fifth divi-
dend of alike aimuuut paid ia . five
months, The sum of $32,000° had

zen paid at different times preced-
ing the first regular monthly divi-
deud,- making a total of $132,000.
These dividends have been paid in ad-

dition to large sums expended in im- |>
provements, which have been paid fur,

The Canadian-4old: Fields Ayndicte, tt

UNDER THE IMPRRIAL. ACT. “1862.

from the earnings of the mine.

“The mine is in a condition to ‘con-
tinue paying dividends,” said J. D.
Farrell yesterday. The Idaho is one
of the beat known minesin the Slocan.
It was one of the early locations.
A. E. Humphreys of Duluth, W. H.
and W. C. Yawhey of Detroit and J.
D. Farrell of Spokane are the princi-
pal owners,

— °
TWENTY THOUSAND SHARES

Of the Bluebird Mine Sold at Twenty-
Five Cents a Share, .

Twenty thousand shares of the stook
of the Bluebird mine were
sold by W. E. Mann to F. K. Me-
Broom and others at 25 cente a share.
This mine adjoins the Reco, and.
was one of the earliest locations in the
Slocan, being ataked only a few hours
before the Reco. The mine has paid
allof the expenses of development,

having shipped about 400 tons of
ore.

—~——.
A MILLION DOLLAR SMELTER

C. P. R. Officials Are the Promoters
of the Scheme.

R. Marpole and other C. P. R. of-
ficials have decided to build a $1,000,-
000 smelter and refinery in the
Slocan.

The place agreed upon is near New
Denver as that is. considered central.
The scheme has matured so far that

Dur- |.

>oots and shoes,

ete,,
jess than halt tho price others
a will peccme of the other
1-29-tf,

o'

J. E “MILLS,
An ee ere ttia gs the OPE
ences Low. TERMS BASY.
PERFECT ‘TITLE.
Opes: Third building east of
GRAND UNION wore:|

BRADLEY & MILLS,

MINES, STOCKS
REAL ESTATE,

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Office of the uz
Rossland Employment Agency.
Columbia Ave. ROSSLAND, B.

SFR. CELE & co.
Mines, Stocks-and
£  AR@al Estate
5 We makes speci

Pa peveloehi of Exsiiining,
Reporting-oh and: iP Mines.
+ Rousland, B. cm

“Wl €Xiinline and report:on ° santos
for sale, and also on pos of which

is sold. reportg.are
found ae be correct oi will refan —
moneys invebted : pananis: :

PE, Ss. TOPPING,

‘TRAIL, .B..G.

4% HadWMinin* Propertiés for -#ale%or
bond on Ldokout’ 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,

| protect them trom wild cats,

PARKER

prereerye

Minine-Co,

“GROUP,

AsSays obtained “‘Sanuary 28, 1897,
‘gold; 2ourtces silver.
DEPTH

“oe” FEET.

Situated between Wild Horse: aiid: Pureuping “Creeks. |*

INCORPORATED "

An'eéxploration and mining syndicate
now operating the Siujfisét” group ‘on
Deer Park ‘mountain: at} Rossland and:
the Jennie, a silver property im the
Slocan.

Capitaltzation Ten Million shares ef
the par‘valde of 10 cents éack.

“Stock sold oniy at pa Vitus.

liability. No promoters shares, all of
the stock ‘being inthe ‘Freasury for-the
purposes of the démpany.
* It is‘ only-interided to self two million
shares ot oe stock a ane that
ing sufficient to.pay~ for the proper-
ties dw under’ bond} equip’ thént with
machinery and rovide ample yrorking | th
capital. « ‘The ff sifaréa reba
in thé treasury and do ge pd emer
in the Pecks, but can be sold at any

‘The shaft dn the Sanect No.’ is’
‘Zown 40

“Me
* ay. P=
solutely non-asseasuble and m0’ personal part

: baleen temas tere sng

‘ Avviony Drgcro:

Mines-aad “Mining Stock

The ‘Royal “Five Gold

‘Mining Company.

FIVE. MINING LOUL TIONS; INCORPORATED ‘UNDER THE LAWS OF THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH
© OGECMBIA!’ (COMPANIES ‘ACT, 1890.)

CAPITAL : = . s = $1,500,000.
+ Seiad late 1,000,000 Shares’ f'91,00 each, fully paid and non-assessable.
Stock, the pi ds to be lied: to devel

1,000,000 shares of vendora’ or promoters’ stock has
“been pooled by mutual agreement.

‘ work.only.

“RECTORS.

+ +, BOSS;THOMPSON | TeuasureR - - JOHN McTEER RE
neal eves ‘of Rossland Tovwnsite, Mine Owner Montana and British Columbia,
d,. B.C. Hossland,: B. C.
nS Gar ate: Hon. D. M. EBERTS, Attorney Generul: for the
Hox. a we ten INS, P. Province of British Colambia,
“DAVID B. BOGLE, Mi Koot
Co., Limited, of London; Eng.

8, THORNTON. LANGLEY
> Mining Broker, Rossland, B. O.

PRESENT . ‘PASS
Capitalist and Ori;

‘Vict-PrestpEnt,
of. the-

Qaldfiela

RECTOR -* t JOHN Y. P ie
‘President Golden Queen Gold. Mining Co., and

‘Viob-President Wyte Bear Gold ing SEORETARY
“Com a. B,C.

“OFFICERS

Mrz SUPERDETExD EI Pukey LL SRGR AN “ ConsuLtine Enemigzr - FRANK*MOBEBLY, C. E.
Ex-Superiiteddent ‘La Rol Minin Rossland, B. C.

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

so Bxsrkuns vy “Pee Bawk'oy: Barrish NortH America, Rosstanp, B. C.

The rma has been formed for the purpose of earning profits for its shareholders in
ayy business of eat ae ith oe the! oy opera a opp the directors have taken over five remark-
ab ae al Wyss oop-up," Fan 77, *‘Cireasaian”? and “Gloucester’’
mls re) situated.in the. "ral nl reo

-— This, iste of five clat: pony 1,500
“whoap up 7" betes Atlas’? ~ rity tae and” “Chic ny altus situated three
Colnmb we of thé Ba

and twenty*five-4

West: eer B.C.

> Pass! ott Mo!
‘fromv.-Trail by:road, antl:
« AREA.—The ground covered by this trol Mi 1s about,280 acres,
OTPPER.—The Yollowing certificate: Mining Recorder Kirkup shows absolute and perfect title.
“Wrail“Créek of West K: , BC
aKING Reconpen's Orvice, Rovsianp, B. C., January 0;71807.
Thave pit gang ed She, resords pf this office rulating to the title to the f following mineral clains :

“Te cri cd REN drat engi
Be At asa ee ee peeeataad Sune ae

andi bee certify that the , Ltd. ut has id fe eG the af ‘according to
the by iey.tl ‘Mining Oorhpany, i « & good and per: bites le AW the eforenaie Rroperty coor pedis ing

"SHARES. Fo Bieriaes naar Directors’ have sealed. to place a block of " ‘Teeabory shares on the, taarket.
‘The’ price’ is subject at no! work on the property may justify an
advance in the value of the shares ‘atany, moment.

EST IGATION Ay D> Intending investors are invited to make the closest inquiry as to property
as well as to the’ I ed oe the directorate. This is put forth as a thoroughly’ itt mia
rventure;-and jin Basloat sop iilbe had fo:

scrap r the interest of every sul as the
se and tronoiad by-law a.
gorapanies in the United States aud British Columbia which have pald an aggragate of 811,744,500 ln dividends last

itéations for a stock tus, or information of any description’ in rela-
sens Debian of the tore at the offices of the Company, Rgoorp block, Ross-

> foot valle ai known as ‘the “Royal Oak’?

miles south of Lower Arrow Lake, on the
reek, ten-miles northwest of Robson, fifteen niiles from Rossland

five iniles west of Nelson, in the ‘Trail Creek mining division of

coer 4 msm. s

oa Oa Co. »4

2 COLUMBIA “SMELTING |
“AND REFINING C0,

” Ie. mow prepared to buy Gold, Silver ‘and
Copper Ores.
————

fea. Rents docile &o... cs
dence sdlicited.

w OW. BICHIE & CO.

Ti Post’ Street.
SPORANE, Wasttakion.

febt;‘and! THE WHOLE suarT
Is-IN PAX ORE.
Five assays m
leat 'across the bhatt eve the following
results in gold:

adé troifi 'fair“samiples |;

‘4 EDDY @ ELIVER,

MONGEZOMA

20% @ 202 “Rookery,

aftothet shaft in the campi

thaf Will give equal results ?
Plans for @ complete steam hoist, air
compressor and four-drill plant are

| ASWiROSS €°00......

» Gold.: Mining .Company
(LIMITED =‘ LIABILITY.)
“Mine,

-THE, RETALIATION.
Situated on Deer Park Mountain.

Rossuanp, Brittso ‘CoLumsBta,

‘And the. GOLDEN.. WEST. on the North Fork of Salmon.

++" ~wBTOOK-and-MINING...

BROKERS ‘omeme

_ “TORONTO; “ONTLEIO. !

under way; and i ‘soon’ as equip
e extraction an Lees of pay ore,

2 quantity’ es CO

Assays ‘snd samples of ore can be]

Other first-o!

Puréhasers of syndicate shares at
par, ten cents, Participate ih the profits’
of every

tinte ‘the *#yndiéaté’ “dédites to acq!
first-clas: properties.

¢t the’ office of the Walters Com~
seen al re Cont

peg cordially invited to call ‘at the’ 6om-
pany’s office, when they will be taken

(6 examine the mine.
¥ i

The Sunset Group
on’ Deer Park’ Modntain,~ 5 atisuaing

they will ask both li at the
Present sessions for a subsidy.

—~——
AN ENORMOUS LEDGE.

Wall Encountered Yet.

¥F. K. McBroom, who has just come
from inspecting the Big Iron mine on
the reservation, eays the shaft ‘on ‘the
Property is now down 75. feet, and a

- are T ‘actively de-
veloped by the Canadian Gold a Pletde

Syndicate, Limited. 4

is’ Ate’ now favited for ne
full, id‘'ron-assessable shares 0! 6
Cana mm “Gold Fields Syndicate, ‘Lim-
ited;-at teir’cents per share.
> 34¢-ordel filled for less than five hun-
dred ‘shares,
direct

|J.B: FERGUSON «-6O.

CAPITALIZATION.

004 000th, “Pas Valao, $1.00 Each, ck Folly Paid and -Ron- Assessable,
TREASURY, 300000 SHARES.

{ WOORPORATED UNDER THB LAWS OF BRITISH “COLUMBIA,

WANTED)
Good jmining, propositions
[dither gold or ‘silver, for syn-
dicates who. are ptvptifed 1 to ormioans,
pay réeasdrable. prices tlm. QO, MAODONALD, fresident. J. G: HOUGHTON, Vice-President,

: . : GEO. E. TOMS, Secretary-Troastrer.
‘Head Office, ROSSLAND,: B...C.

Next door to Bank Gt # ‘a

ea ofder#’ ands
ot thtougfi‘any ‘bank,

Crossent one way of 65 feet and the
‘Other 25 feet,  With'this 100.fees. of

AGENTS ‘WANTED.

Fhe “Walters G€o.,*Ltd.
General Mine * Brokers,
-ROSBLAND,:B: C.

Treasury +Stock: now. offered at 4} cents per: share.

* The Batali adjoins the Jerick Dhu and Fairview,’and is but one
| cltiim distant froma tho faraous Lily May and Deer Park tnines/both ‘of which
are producing mines, ' The lead of the Deer Park can be distinctly traced

h the Roderick Dhu and li
f su flici work‘has been done on the property to s‘cure'the Company a
Crown grant. The is a tunnel p ii and oan be worked
fiitére cheaply in coneequence.
‘all

TO: PROSPECTORS,

“1S wre’ making ‘A TBpedialty’ of

~atooking good mining proppr-

ties And are daily

INCORPORATING

in aH {

B. ‘C. Treasury” ‘atooks " all

listed ‘ast. “Fo?” ‘Yatthe? part

-ticulars apply to

Lid p

to the 8

. LC. DILLMAN, B. ©. Office'in the Shaw Block.

11 & 12 Sherwood Blk. » ‘aintttancéé cht be nade to the Manager of the Bank of British North
‘ Wpolane, ‘Riiiorjoa, RossawD, B. O.

wasn

y, Geo. E. ‘Poms, Rossland,

wr