1 ducement has been extended to the BRADEN’S PATRIOT:
ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD} rivcricans to join in the development of

BY nC, SMITH, the mining resources of the province. He Was Refused Work on the State
Published every day (except Sunday) and Weekly Capital at Olympia.

RED STAR

STOCK EXCHANGE =
$10.00] It seems that the stock exchange e+ If John Braden was not actuated by

5.0|tuken exceptions to the statement in resentment in moving the Braden i abd

0! the Recorn that the expense of a caller amendment to the mineral act, it is RS or toe \
might be dispense: because the | *trange that he should be the same John
caller was in realit Braden who was refused work upon the
pensation, The ke Washi capitol buildings at Olym-
the advisability of not disincorporating | P!#) Says the Nelson Tribune. The
¢|the exchange and suggesting changes | Teatoning of John Braden appears to be
seeick would make the trouble of run-| (hat if he be refused work upon govelhe
ning it lesa irksome, and that the crver ment buildings at Olympia the provin-

; ; fi ; cial parliament should close the mineral
might be dispensed with by having 9 Gisthicts against all Aicencanee Tt does

ee Gold M

PARKER GROUP.

Assavs obtained April 7th, 1897, $35
gold, 17 ounces silver.
Depth 94 Feet.

One Yoar mm Adv
Bix Moutur

By C hy the
Single copy...

ACCOUNTANTS,
UEEN, port, uecountant.
room 7,

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs. a general express, truel: 24) iow Hae
Winith Hewitt block, 8 fla

business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & W
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freigat from sacs: 4
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

—— — THE CRREDMORE,

iJ. wW. AARTLINE. PROP.
Te doo ARCHITECTS. BOE roam: (00)
: ‘op. RMER, architect, 3rd fi
Ilackboard on which any member might | not matter to what extent the develop- How about the . . - A | A C = S T A BI E S TEL. 3 Cee ree totumbia ae
——— rpAyLon & Moller, architects, Taylor, block,

record stock he had for sale, which |ment of the province shall be checked, | 1 2
would not necessitate attendance at any A slight was pat open John Braden and HAT or B ON NET SADDLE AND PACK HORSES ae a VILRINGON, Architect and D.LS.
For Spring. If you buy of us rest — DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING. BER :

particular time by any particular num- Se oe erity of cron st ee dteicta, mie ave.
i asgured it will be fine and pretty as WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS. —_

the sum expended can procure,

Rossland, B. C.

ber. However, it makes but little dif-| And John raden igs a patriot.
whether it be three, six or ten dol- Jd. W. LAN E. PROP. -

company to all the land claimed by it, {erence whether or not the caller was -
ars, it will buy as fine and stylish
STEEN & CO.

including the Paris Belle ground, which | paid as the expenses of the exchange| BASEBALL SCORES YESTERDAY.
At Boston—Th post, ed.
(points pone’ |a hat as you can get anywhere else
Importers and Wholesale
Deale!

also includes the fifteen acres covered by | Was not @ part of the objections to main-
on account of wet grounds, Two games| +) aoubie the money.
ealers
——Wines Liquors and Cigars

the Zenith mineral claim, Should a| taining it.
will be played on Wednesday.
At Washi i
Agents Anheuser Busch Bvewing Assn.

prospective purchaser refer to the con-
Gooderham & Worts distillers.

STENOGRAPHERS,

| : {un
i ABSTRACT COMPANY, . PILYSICIANS, 1| 4
} | 1ZOSSLAND Mining Abstract Co. makes ab. {)8- Campbell, Stusst Block,
H Use : RGtracts of titles. Traders block; P.O.Box 568 .
D#- Edward Bowes, oMco over Post Omes. AN D RE F | \ |
NG (0.,
RS, Helen L, Keyes, St ‘
LN Gaels ror x i ae a

AMUSEMENTS. ‘PINE Misen Tuttle, shorthand, Typewritin Is now prepared to bu: ol ilv nd
>00L, Billiards and Bowling. De Volu's Place tod ping. oom i, radar bloc. a y Gold, Bilver s
be Ci Copper Ores.

‘columbia avenue. You'll tind all
here.

One Year, in advance
Bix mouths, in advance.
Bingle copy

AY 4, 1897.

your friends t

TUESDAY,
WHO SHOULD BE RUN OUT?
John Dean, of Smith, Dean & Co.,

Corbin’s agents, has assidiously main-

tained that a good title could be given

by the Nelson & Fort Sheppard railroad

Situated between Wild Horse and Porcupine Creeks.
TURKISH BATHS, .
OPEN aay and night. Ladies' days Tuesdays
bja

‘and Fridays, Creedmore Building. Colum-
ave.

ABBAYERS, UNDERTAKER,
c.¥, CLUETT, rear Empey Bros Pioneer as-| BB. WHITE, and No
+ sayer of Rossland . + 15 Lincoln street.

RICHARD Marsh, 22 years’ experience in
treatment and minivg of ores. Office next
door to Hotel Allan.

Treasury Stock 15 cents.

NORMAN A, MCKENZIE. W. L, GERMAINE.

MACKENZIE & CO.
Real Estate and Mining Brokers.

Notary Public. Office of White Bear Mining & Milling
Company and Goldie-Rene Mining Company.
Wardner Town Lots for Sale.
Commercial Block . -

n
Tne CREEDMORE|Dyer &
Newly furnished rooms.
Everything firat class.
Offices to rent, single or double.

Mrs. SWEENEY, ° Proprietress,

Traders’ Block, Columbia Avenues.

CRANE.

WINES, SPIRITS AND CIGARS.
OY, wholesale dealer in wines, spir-
nd cigars, east Columbia ave.

BROKERS. ql
BARRON, Geplick Co., real estate end mining
rokers. P.O. Box 273, Traders block. Mem- .
Pere exchange: BURBANK, ong, door west of Allan House,
PAVERS Parker. Mines ought and sold.
ast E’Columbia ave. Members tock Ex: ——
change P NOTICES.
8, COOK & Co, mining brokers, rooms 6| ~~ ..~~~~~+~~~~~
ant ers building. “To the public:, Frank McCann, who for the
DLEY & Mills, minning and investment | past three months has been connected with the
a pvenigate Yellow Jacket, treas- Kossland Sanitary: company in the capacity
¢. 2.0. ci 1

tention of the Reconp as to the title Mr.
Dean would answer: “Th is noth-
ing init. That fellow Smith should be
run out of town, He knows what he
prints is not true.” It now transpires nati, 2.
that if unyone is to be run out of town| Ottawa, Ont., May 3.—The commons| At Brooklyn—Game called on account
for misleading the public that it should gat for three hours this afternoon and | of darkness. Brooklyn, 3; Baltimore, 3.
be Mr. Dean, The Rucoxp has faith-|adjourned at 6 o'clock. Sir Charles ——
fully and conscientiously warned the ‘Tupper brought up the question which] The Arlington hotel at Trail, one o
people against buying these lands and | Was discussed at the last session over the | the largest and best hotels in British
particularly that claimed by the Paris appointments his government made and| Columbia, Leland Spencer, proprietor,
Belle people. Mr. Dean has allowed which Lord Aberdeen ‘and the Laurier | Chas. D. Harris, late of the commissary
his ardor to carry him far beyond government refused to ratify. He said | department of the Southern Pacific rail-
what the law and the facts in the con-|there were some of them which Lord| way, manager.
troversy would warrant. Will he goon Aberdeen did oppress _ which Lauri-
uclling or attempting to sell the disputed | €F Never gave Positions 1): urier re-
lands? Charles Dundee claime the land | Plied that he had been investigating this FOR SALE
Four Room House and Lot for Sale.
Title Perfect.

landeT tite original townatte aa _a| 2nd come, if not all, wi ite sppoinio’s
premption and has paid taxes on the|a lengthy debate took
|. N. Bigelow,
47 Columbia Ave.

ftw 0; New | Tri d Hats from $3.to $15.
o or . t
Bill to Make May 24 a Perpetual Holi-|— Ze" Piutsburg—Pittsbans, 7; Louis- Telmmed Dorbang rom geet en:
day P: + ville, 4, + . : .
ay Passed les 4. wveland—Cleveland, 6, Cincin-| Childrens trimmed hats
from $1. to $3.
Sailors and walking hata. Just
received a new lot in all the newest
shapes, colors and combinations,
Flowers and Foliage. ase.
We have the largest assortment 1884 “special”
of fine flowers, poppies, geraniums, 1887 .
violets, roses, foliage and hundreds 1889 1889 s MELD, Hobbs & Co., mines and stocks. Mem-
of others. Rossland, B.C. 1891 Always on hand, Filbert ofthe Stock"Exehange, Ofllee Grand
Violets, 10c. a bunch. FRANK A. Baird, mining broker, P.O. vox 265 |
I A

Invited. _ DOMINION HOTE L. Aoiteview Hotel.

LE BON MARC HE ‘The Only First-Class House in Town Giving Moderate Rates.

121 East Columbia Ave.

WEEKS, KENNEDY :’CO. Brokers.

(Salmon River Valley.

CIVIL ENGINEERS,
DRAUGHTSMEN . .

Record Block - Columbia Avenne.
RossbanD.

WATCHMAKER.

—T a
\

ox 612, Rossland, B. C. | collector and sol
CO., Ltd., mines and | employ, and is not
contracts Or to collect any bills fo
. Crafton, manager.

G. & W. apecial 1834, the finest is no longer .in their
whiskey on the market, age guar

teed by government certific

CAMPBELL, McCRAE

stock brokers. 42 Columbia avenue.

CRAWEORD, Anderson Co. member Stock

x ‘Bxchange. 112 Sast Columbia ave. Room
0.

APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENBE.
Notice is hereby given that we will apply at
et

MINE:

TAE GUTTENBURG

Situated one quarter of a mile south of Porcupine Creck, Nelson
Mining Division.

C. PETTIBONE & CO., mining and stock
sprokers> Room 15, Coliins House.
Gow, Clarke & Co;, mines, stock»
estate, No. 28 Columbia ave. east
J E, MILLS, mining and real estate, 361-2 E. ie ML,
+ Columbia av

te on lot 13, block

535.

D. P, BAGNELL,

8. A! D, NELSON,
rs

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

WILLIAM E. DEVEREAUX,
Civil Engineer,
Provincial- Land Surveyor and
Notary Public. Formerly of
Victoria, B.C. Office, up staira
in Weeks & Co’s Building.
SOLUMBIA AVENUE, BO&SLAND

MANSEL B. GREEN,
All kinds of brick, stone and cement Mus. Bac.

work done by H. Chri brick- | Souuterpe Musto, and Literature. eto and Stock, the proceeds to be applied to development work ONLY.

layer. Office at the gun and lock- Hlosution: promoters stock has been pooled.

Open for engagements on program as singer
ANDELL & POLLETT, 20 Enst Columbia ave- opReserve seet tr ante Ora!
Ade, buy and sell mites eud raining shares. | er, hereby x1y i i z . ‘
uae ween i |e cit msi Hott OFFIGE: ROSSLAND, B.C.
HS - President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.C.; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,
Rossland, B.C.; General Manager, A. Modigh, Trail, B.C.; Secretary

Milling, Co., Job:
nook: ‘ole, manager. Oilive Commercial Spokane Stamp Wo rks,
M. BENNISON & CO., mines and stocks. 48} ises in th .
ELDOrEOnTE ES. aud Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.C.; Bankers, the Bank of
Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

“SegewT0N a < and manufacturers of Corporation
Only a Small Number of Shares

Elegantly furnished rooms. Dining room well-equipped and supplied
with white help. Retes, $1.00 to $1.75 per day.: Meals 25 cents each. A
share of public patronage solicited. Mr. & Mrs. GEO. OWENS, Props.

«q The Pacific Hotel, »

JOHN WATSON. PROP. ’
CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE ST.

JOUNM. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia
ave. west.
J.% FULTON, ¥ Minos, Stocks and Real Estate | of May. te apply tora Tcenee, fo
* PP ebuneon eer fiouse, situate on lot 24, block 29, subdivision
of district lot 585, in the éity of Rossland.
Dated April 14, 1897
414-10,

Whereis BurtonCity

Only One mile from the Nelson & “ort Shappard Ry.

Jo ROBINSON & Co., and mining brokers.
~ Ofiice Taylor block, 186 Coluravia ave.5

Stussi block.
LANGLEY & REPASS, Mining Broker, Re-
44 cord Bh

Rossland. B. C.

IMMIGRATION NOTES.
The Oregon and Washington Boards
are doing good work and should be

ke

H. 8. O'CONNELL.
MccksGOR, Arthur & Co. brokers and land
Room 1, buildii

nh dna | aap, ee BRICKLAYING Sapital, $1,000,000.

Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid and non-
assessable. Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as Treasury
The

EE. DEMPSTER & CO., stock brokers. Em-| Keld on the 16th day of
spioy us as your broker on ‘change. 43 ore by retail
Columbia avenue. asthe
PATTERSON Johnson & Cou, re tl estate and
mining brokers, 98 Columbia ave.
ROLE & Grogan, mining brokers, 36 east Col-
umbia ave.

but he would make no definite promise.
place.
game for two years, and upon a thorough Tn the senate a bill was introduced to
P ig a bil
investigation of the Iuw and the facts | make the qneen’a birthdsy a perpetual
Boao nese pelioves hie claiins will be | Holiday. to be knows 94 Ton and Poir-
maintained in the courts of justice. jer opposed the bill, ‘as a serious tax
The chancesof Corbin winning the lands | upon the poorer classes of the people for
along the line of the Nelson & Fort Shep- | 2! time, Senator Scott, for the govern.
pard railway which have not been prop- mont, strongly thor time and onaned angs cy ec ers
erly selected and not surveyed are very liberally supported and encouray da. At
see bicdises? letort ae erally ged. As
slim indec dl, Upon the expiration of | port from Victoria that, the passengers Washington and First Sts. a peruld of this work many eastern  peo-
the five years reserve we hold that the |0? board the steamer Empress of India rT turni their attenti
Feed ne iel ta the seopls; and that| a4 sppented tere British suthoritice ; PIC Are erndng eee the rondor tee : : ss
te aauonl at’ Quarts Greek: ‘and again tee aol ed thatthe] Wood, Coal, Draying any friends in the east who, are likely First class in every particuiar,
other places were re-entries and are| carry out their duties without ets and Job Work. | 99% here this veer, send their homes ]
good. The legislature might have erence from anywhere. Scott sa ie — will see that they get ly of th
ve Id not interfere. c y get a supply of the .
before the expirati government wou best literatw nd full informa‘ to
bat goa Te De yasiins nite ad intimate THE HOTEL ALLAN am
i LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.
Paz

Avenue

Sanitary and
Scavanger Work
Done Promptly

FOR DURRANT’S LIFE.

Murderer’s Counsel Endeavors to Save
His Client’s Neck.

A.W. ROSS & CO.....-
...BTOCK and MINING...
BROKERS 4 Mine sirest

TORONTO, ONTARIO.

‘Senator McInnes, referring to the re-
this country.
did not, and therefore the reservation of

3-30-lw Gerorce 8 Barry, Gen’l Agt.
these lands must of necessity expire.

Wisconsin Central Lines, Portland, Or.
Smith, Dean & Co., and Reddin & Jack-
gon, who have so faithfully maintained
that those who put their money into the

One hundred elegantly furnished, light and airy bedrooms. rs, baths,
billiard and private club rooms. ‘Dining room unexcelled. lectric lights,
steam heat and all modern conveniences. MRS, M. E, ALLAN, Proprietress. ,

a= The Only Brick Hotel in Town. ———™

‘April, 1897.
Auoust JACKSON.

P. O. BOX, 562.

Fs
W. M NEWTON & ce Baiting pokes 3% E 7
Cole oS ee Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stenetls, ete.
Ne heroby give that it ry
Notices herohy BVT ve ound of “License | Ofice at 126 Mill street.
ve - SPOKANE, WASH

CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after March 28 the Northern

CIVIL ENGINEERS.
st & Milthorp, civil enginoers, | Railw:
San Francisco, Cal., May 3,—Attorney

Paris Belle grounds would not lose it
had better consult their bank accounts
and see if they can make good their
assurances.

THE PARIS BELLE CASE.

The full force aud effect of the Paris
Belle decision cannot be determined un-
tila fulltext of the judgment is seen.
It would appear, however, that the Nel-
son & Eort Sheppard railway company

does not like it a little bit. The Recorp) tion

is of the opinion that the railroad com-
pany has lost everything. We believe that
the Paris Belle people have won the sur-
face rights on the Zenith claim amount-
ing to 15 acres, and the right to the
mineral of the balance of the Paris Belle
which must of necessity carry with it
the right to mine that mineral. If they
have aright to mine at all, they will
have a right to mine when they please,
and although they may not have s right
to sell surface rights they can prevent
any one else from using it. Ifthe rail-
road company has won the surface rights
toall but the ground claimed by the
Zenith claim, which would carry with it
other surface rights, the company would
probably be content. The spirit of the
law is that the railroad grant is subject
to the rights of the miner, and we be-
lieve that the decision in this case will
maintain those rights. The law very
plainly says that the lands are granted
to the railroad company subject to the
provisions of the mining laws. There is
still hope for the mining industry in the
province of British Columbia with an
honest judiciary

A MATTER OF BUSINESS.
The Reconp will wager $100 against
$50 that it had in the month of April,
three times, the ci culation in Ross-
land of any other newspaper published
in the city, and 50 per cent larger cireu-
lation than all the other papers com-
bined, published in Rossland. We
stand ready to put up and show up.
‘Advertisers might make a note of this
statement and require anyone who de-
nies it to disprove it. Our circulation
in May will increase the percentage.
——_——=
The Corbin rag would like to have the
people believe that it is satisfied with
the decision in the Paris Belle case. If
so why is the case to be appealed to the
Privy Council? ‘We’ of the Miner
evince the fact that they think the
people very unsophisticated

Dupree, counsel for Teeodore Durrant,
who is now at San Quentin under sen-
tence of death, filed an important docu-
ment in Judge Bahr’s court today, it be-
ing a copy of his proposed Dill of excep-
tions on the appeal to the supreme
court. The exceptions are to the pro-
ceedings of April 10, when a moyion for
a continuance in Durrant’s case was de-
nied and an order issued committing
Durrant to San Quentin to await execu-

jon on June ll. The points made are
those raised by Mr. Dupree on the occa-
sion of the sentence of his client. They
are that in ordering th it of

Pabst’s
Milwaukee
Bock
Beer

ON DRAUGHT AT THE
INTERNATIONAL.

Durrant in the penitentiary pending a
date not fixed for execution the court
erred and inflicted a double punish-
ment, and that it was an error to sen-
tence the prisoner in the absence of
Attorney Dickinson.

——
PRESS OPINIONS.

Attorney-General Eberts evidently
does not believe that railway presidents
should be treated as harshly os private
individuals when they take that which
does not belong them. When the Nel-
son'& Fort Sheppard railway bill was be-
fore the legislature, J. M. Kellie present-
ed affidavits from several free miners,
stating that the railway company forced
them to purchase the timber upon their
claims when they wished to use it for
mining purposes. The government had
also knowledge of the circumstance that
D. C. Corbin, on behalf of the Nelson &
Fort Sheppard railway, had illegally col-
lected timber royalties upon crown tim-
ber from sawmill men and others. When
these matters were publicly called to the
attention of Attorney-General Eberts,
his reply was that those aggrieved should
should appeal to the courts. This is just
sucha reply as one might expect from
the provincial government, but in any
other country, an attorney-general would
be expected to at least protect crown
property. Attorney-General — Eberts
practically says that it is no business of
his if railway companies seize crown
property and extort a toll from free
ininers before permitting them {to enjoy
privileges reserved for them under the
statutes of the province.—Nelson Trib-

une.

It is to be hoped that the members of
the legislature will heed the protests
that are coming in against the passage
of the alien clause in the mining law.
While it does not go as far as some peo-
ple think, it nevertheless is calculated
to do great injury the province.
Kootenay dispatch says “it means that
five thousand people will leave Koot-
enay, and the mines will be closed with-
in a week from the passage of the act.”

The present system has worked well,
and British Columbia has prospered ex-
ceedingly under it. We appreciate and

One | of

TEA - --

If you are particular as to
the quality try our

80 cent English Breakfast.
60 cent Ceylon.

60 cent Japan.

Excellent Oolong at 50 cents.

O. M. FOX & CO.

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St.

The Waterloo Hotel

AIL, B. C.

Tenant Rates $2 Per Day.
Furnished Rooms With or
Without Board.

Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

First-Class

THE HOWARD
«€HOUSEP
H. 8. O'CONNELL, Prop.
Mining Headquarters.

Clarendon Cafe

C. W. ABBOTT & CO,
No. 30 Columbia avenue
OPEN ALL NIGHT.

Private rooms for ladies.
Neatest and finest equipped cafe north
Spokane.

Everything new. Service excellent.

The Grand Hotel

Pacific will make close with

Spokane Falls and Northern railway at
Spokane, enabling passengers to make
the trip between Portland or Sound
cities, and points in the Kootenay
country without lay-over in Spokane, as
west bound train leaves Spokane at 10:55
p. m. and arrives from the west at 6:50
p.m.

Columbia aad Western Railway

‘Time Table No.4. Totake effect Feb. 3, 1897.
BasTbuuN.
Daily exvept Sunda}
No. 2 passenger, leaves Ros:
we, preives at Teall.
jo. senger leaves Kossluad
Lee ents coo
‘WESTBOUND.
Daily except Sunday.
No. 3 passenger leaves Trail.
Arrives in Hosstand.
No. 1 passenger leaves fr
Arri Ros:

Connections at Ros
from a

re.
Connections made with all boats arrivil ry
departing from ‘rail ving ans
General offices: ¥. ». GUTELIUS,
‘Trail. B.C General Supt

Two

KAS) & SUA RY,

TIME CARD NO. 1.

Kaslo
South Fork
Sproule’s
Whitewater
Bear Lake
McGuigan
Balley’s
Junction

1:12 pm
Sandon 5

Le 1:00 pm

For rates and information apply at
company’s offices.
ROBT. IRVING,

R. W. BRYAN,
Traffic Mgr.

Supt. & Ass’t Treas.

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS

Two Fast Trains daily between St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago with all
lines running east and west.
For full information regarding routes,
rates, maps, folders, etc., address
your nearest ticket agent, or

JAMES C. POND,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Milwaukee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen. Agt.,246 Stark St.Portland, Ore,

‘CAR
LOADS

OF GOODS ON TRACK

GRANITEW ARE

At Former Prices of TINW ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Go.

ANADIAN

The Fast Line
Superior Service

‘Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
DIRECT CONNECTION

‘Trains depart from Spokane.

west bound, 8:25 P.
east bound, 700 AL

TICKETS. TO
JAPAN AND CHINA

And Soo Pacific Line

The quickest and cheapest route te
ali points East or West. _ Palatial
sleepers and tourists car on all trains.

Connections from Rossland in cone
nection with Canadian Pacitic steamers
and Columbia & Western railway.

Leave and arrive at Rossland every
Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday a3
follows:

Revelstoke af. 3:00 pe
Arrowhead ‘

Rossland ‘
Direet connection ut Nakusp for all
points on the N. & 5. R. Bandon.
Direct connection at Robson for N elsoHt
and all points between Nelson wi
asle

with the Ki io.
Spokane Falls & Northern Ry. wi ireet connection at Revelstoke for

ints east or west. .
For further information, maps, ete
: | apply to any agent, U. P. 4. or 10
A. B. MACKENZIE, Agent Rossland.
H. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass. Agent
Nelson, or to

DYER ay .
Surveying a specialty. iecord block, Cul-| (7
umbia ave.

CONTRACTORS.

Cc H. HENDERSON, contractor and builder. pated 18 April, 1897
+P. O. Box 555,

mpuos. McKinnon, Contractor and Builder,
‘Lincoln street. th] Gi

DEAUGHTSMEN & BLUE PRINTERS.
BUCK & Bouillon, mining and civil engineers
; grougbtamen ‘and blue printers, Stussi
lock.

DRESSMAKERS. Ce
MME.E- BOS, formerly of Walker Bros. & | hé
Fier, of Salt Lake. ‘Three doors north of
the Belivue.

DBUGGISTS.
FP BASER'S Drug Store, 41 EB. Columbia ave.

OODEVE Bros., druggists and station
Go Prescriptions. FineSBilet articles and
tionery.
ee
DYE WORKS.
COLUMBIA, Dye, Works, Clothes cleaned,
‘dyed and repatred under post office.

EXPRESSMEN.
CHARLES Bates, ‘Transfer and Express. Head-

‘quarters, Montana barn. Re

FINANCIAL AGENTS. Ne
MUALKR & Chosnut,s doors cast of post office, | atte:

as
plock 41,
pasland,

in

ity of
D McKELLAB

a to apply

of License
hi

will appl,

y at

rd of License
id to be

to

8 nse

premises known
Sand 2

mn. lots 25

ner

mn to Rossland, First

Are left out of the first block of 50,000 shares placed on the market at

Burton City is on Cariboo Creek

PURE GOLD TREASURY.

Pure Gold treasury stock at tive
cents; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cents
Call and see samples of ore and get
prospectus and by-laws, Walter C.
Archer, first floor Lalonde block.

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J. J. Henager aud Alex Wilson have

McDoNaLp &

Dated April 15, 1897.

ven that the ul
of 90 da}
fagistrate of W
‘to sell Liquor by retail
block 16,

tice is hereby given that Iintend, 30
ir o make

C. A. A. Lewis.
‘Dated this 3rd day of April, 1897.

days

date, ¢ application to the Board
for

Stocks, Mines, Real Estate.

the City of

4 f License C
tzatid Placer Sining company, qedCfor a shop License to sell, by retail,
rose i

‘Gold Mining compat
ieCulloch Safes,
ks, Insurance,

: HAIRDRESSERS.

HALLIWELL, Ladies Hair Dressers and
Hi. “vig mal vy ois, Daniels & Chambers
dlock, 274 Columbia ave. a2ztf.
MES, ©. Harland Fisher, Hairdressing and

Sianicuring. The Ureedmore, room 8 and

9

ME Horne Thomas, st tae Creedmore wants
‘everyone to know that she cures all scalp

diseases. Hair on bald heads produced or no

pay. 414-1 mo.

HARDWARE.

ny ituous and fermented
block 42 in the City of Rossland.
+3 J.C, DOUGLAS &
ti] Rossland, 14th April, 1897. +1

Ottawa
addition to Kossland.
Dated April 15, 1897.

lquors on lot No.

Ross
spir-
P13,

Co.
4-1.

ven that we will apply at
‘the Board of License Com-
y nd held

to
icense t

OWN as
in Ra!

‘0 sell
th
ilway

H, Miorp,
Louis FOURNIER,

JoserH LEBLANC.
a
=

A, MeBRIDE & Co. hardware and mining
ou John Ki

ools.
J Fe TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W-

ee

HOTELS.

‘PACIFIC HOTEL, Columbia avenue. West. | possLAND Lode, K. of 1
tore ‘every Friday evening at Masonic Hal
7:30 o'clock. A. G. Greelman, K. of R.

OSSLAND Miners’ Union No.
nic

‘John Watson, Proprietor

LUMBER DEALERS.

A. § KERRY & Co. lumber, ete., everything | evenin
- inthe bi vited

uilding line.

MINERAL PSYCHOMETBIST.
N, mineral psychometrist
wh the marvelous power
value of a minin:
rived at by handling |
mple of the ore. for No. 1, Cosmos Build-
hg. Hours 10 vo 12a, m., and 2 to 6 p.m

MINING COMPANIES.

CORINTHIAN Lodge No.
meets on the e'

of eacl
Visiting
tend.

h month “Masonic Hall,
g brethren
‘if, P, MeCraney, Secretary.

P,, No. 21, wil

38, W.
meets in Maso: every Sat
ng at 8:00. 01
to attel

nd. Ji
J. Holohan, Fina!

rs meet

‘gof each, month at

Jock, Mrs D.'R. A‘
tary.

0. U. W. Rossland No.8 There wil
+ meeting 0!
mectidand fourth Tuesday
e Masonic hall,
faily invited. J.L. Parker, Master

M, ALF. & ALD
wening of the first Thursday
, Rossland.
cordially invited to at-

meet
ML at

F. M,
urday

dams,

will ‘be a
f the members of this lodge

day at 7:30 p.m.
‘Visiting brethren are
Work-

mining prop in the

Shupe’s store,
Rossland. if

; Be. each. When these are gone the price will be RAISED.
The Anglo-Oanadien This is one of the most promising properties in the Salmon district
Mining Exchange, Ltd. It is a high grado silver-lead ore, carrying from near the surface from
$34.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton. It will
pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin
SHIPPING before 90 days.
Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap-
plication to the President or Secretary.

OFFICE: 01 3 DRUG STORE.
‘Mining Stecks and Claims bought and soid.

GEo. GUED, Secretary.

dress “Wattens, : Rossland. Use
“Morelug aud Neal's” and Bedford
jes.

Walters Co., Ld.
General Brokers.

Murss, Mowe Suanes axp Mme Propucr
Dealersin Developed siines, Grat-class “Pr:

pects” and ‘Standard Shares.

Particular attention given tothe orders of in-

dividuals and Syadicates. Expert reports on

physical features ‘end titles.

Correspondence solicited.

References exchanged.

P. O. Drawer L.

The

ROSSLAND, B.C.

TO PROSPECTORS.
We are making a Specialty of
stocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily
INCORPORATING
propositions in all Districts of
B. C. Treasury stocks all
listea East. For further par-
ticulars apply to
L. C. DILLMAN,
11 & 12 Sherwood Bik.
Spokane, Wash.

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
and also on mines of which
if my reports are

a.| found not to be correct I will refund all

moneys invested cu same.
JOHN M. BURKE, Bosslaud. B.C

Christina Lake Store,

IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY
MINERS AND PROSPECTORS
WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-
VISIONS AT REASONABLE
PRICES.

HEATHER Hell, E.W. Liljegran, Supt., Record
. block.
ATTIE Brown Gold Mining Co., E. W. Lilje-

Is Also Prepared to Keep ‘Travelers.

Cc. W. BICHIE & CO.

Mines and Mining Stockbrokers
11 Post Street.

SIGN BOARDS

To stop anyone from examining more than 250 feet of
underground development work already done on Sunset
No.2. You can go and see for yourself how rapidly this
work is being pushed, night and day, by three shifts of
men. Sunset No. 2 is the property of the Canadian Gold

” Fields Syndicate, limited, is but one half mile from Ross-
land, and will goon be a big ore producer. Subscriptions
wil) still be received at par, 10 cents, for the remainder of
the first offering of the fully paid, absolutely non-assess-
able shares of the syndicate. Anyone can go through the
mine. There are no sign boards

STOPPING YOU.

The Canadian Gold Fields
Syndicate, Limited.
20 West Columbia Ave. Rossland.

NO

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

J. H. Good, J. M. Clark.

Good, Clark & Co.

Rea Estate AND MINING
Brokers,
Conveyancers, Commissioners, &¢.,
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and eold. Companier
formed. Rents collected, &c. Corres-
pondence solicited.

COLUMBIA AVE.. ROSSLAND, B.C

John N. Blake,

CONVEYANCER, ETC.
and Mining Investments, Incorpora:
snot ‘Companies ‘and Titles to Lands and
Mintug Claims a Specialty.
3 E Columbia Ave.

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.
Trail, : - - BC
‘All samples received by mail carefully

assay'

ROSSLAND, B.C.

E. S. TOPPING,
TRAIL, B. ©.
Tickets Has Mining Properties for sale or
Atlantic Steamship Ticke' a bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
i Fork e Salmon, Deer
Europe, or desiring 10 = | creck, North Fork of the Salmon, be
vig’ one trloeds OF relatives fron PHOTOGRAPHERS Park and all parts of Columbia basin.
Exrope, do not fail to call on the weal: CARPENTER & Miller, bowgraphers- Studio: “Also lots at ‘rail and Deer Park.
est Canadian Pacitic Railway agen’. oT Ms : —| win F properties, will buy
mie ay stock for outside investors and will
w. stiri, . P
|GeneralS 8. Agent Winnipes rotect them from wild cats.

gran, Supt.
(PHE Alt Gold Mining Co., E. W. Liljegran
Supt.

fs yy Joseph B. Dabney,
to some extent sympathize with the mo-
tives of the promoters of the legislation, SPOKANE, - WASH.

: but are satisfied that they will make an| COR.
Regret the propose alien law |rror io prea it throagh the house. ft jOR.-MAIN.AND HOWABD BIS,
as been defeated in the provincial legis- | is a dangerous experiment to try. It + St
lature, or at least the pro- | will certainly retard the progr sof the Newly furnished. Strictly first-class
hibiting aliens taking out a frce miner’s | Provinces this year and for some years Q ron gnout oles the t | This
e a . amriy . A 2s 4 of | o ral -
license, This would have deprived | sy many persodls well qualitied to judge ae ee
Americans from locating a mineral c of the effect of the measure, its promo-
or holding mining property by purchase, | ters would act: wisely aud patriotically
or even-working in a mine. This would | 2 permitting it to drop fur the present.
. M Otherwise they will assume a great re-
have been a very harsh measure in the] sponsibility and may do this province
face of the fact that every reasonable in- incalculable dams: i

International Navigation and
Trading Co,, Ltd.

Kootenay Lake aud River, B.O.

J, L. Parker
Mining Engineer
Dabney and Parker,

Mines and Mining.

Mines examined and reported on.

. al, THE SMITH-HEWITT CO.,
sina sero and te mngenene MINES, Stocks and Real Estate.

mince ROSSLAND, B.C. COMPANIES ORGANIZED. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Scott Blk., Columbia Ave. and Lincolo Street, Rossland.

—_—_—__——

VIA
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC| GEO. McL. BROWN, District_Pass-
8. 8, Co. enger Agent, Vancouver.

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

Deluge wh GENERAL MERCHANDISE’

For information. time cards, maps and tickets
apply to agents of the 8. F.&N. and its con:
nections, or

PLUMBEBS.
GIBSON & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia ave
box 193.

New lot of shoes
just arrived . + +

Rossland, B. C.

F, D. GIBBS,
General Agent, Spokane, Wash.
A. D. CHARLTON,
‘Asst. Gen. Pass,

y’s new steamer
INTERNATIONAL
Leaves Kaslo 7:30 a.m. for Ains-
worth, Pilot Bay, Balfour and Nelson.
Returning, leaves Nelson 3:30 p.m. on

on all week days. no r
ov. naxwaso.| Cet a lot at Burtoa City

JAS. WAUGH,
Purser.

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
—Victoria Colonist. | and from all trains.

Write for a new map of Kootenay country

Cable address, ' Parker, Rossland.” Moreing
and Neal and Bedford MeNeil’s Codes.

Keep your eye on Burton City

THA.
PAcieio TZA Co, Columbia avenue, Bos
s and, B.O