Tan ea N SS LONBER! LOMBER!

$18 A Thousand.
« AARON JAFFE, »

BY BBER C. SMITH,

Published ievery day (except Sunday) and Weekly.

DAILY:
One Year in Advance,
oix Months.
One Month...
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‘One Year, In advance,
Six months, in advance.
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FRIDAY, FEB. 12, 1897.

by wire that a banquet would be ten-
dered upon theirarrival. Next muru-
ing, we were.surprised to learn that
Hon. Mr. Davies had ‘‘proceeded to
Victoria.”

Hon. Mr. Blair came to Rossland,

rq visited some of the many valuable

mines, within easy reach,..and after-
wards declared, publicly, that he was
pleased and surprised with the ap-
pearance and prospects of this wonder-
fulcamp; and we are not surprised
that he upon his return to Ottawa,
failed to make any such misleading
and di i remaike as.seem to

KOOTENAY COMMANDING ATTENTION
The great. progress that the
Kootepays have made during the
past year has so impressed the
. provincial government that more
cmttention:will be given to legisla-
tion affecting those districts than
to any other portion of the prov-
ince. The key to their future pol-
ioy has been furnished by the de-
lop t of the K The
speech from the throne foreshadows
, ™ very liberal policy on the part of
the. Turner government. towards
the mining and.other interests of
: this most important part of. British
Columbia, Our most important
towns are being incorporated by
special act; railway construction
will be Jiberally assisted and the
development of the mines made
. the subject of legislation.. -West
Kootenay is certain to progress
more rapidly than ever.
EEE
IN THE INTEREST OF MINERS.
There is no doubt but. that the

have fallen from the lips of the hon.
gentleman, who would not deign to
quit his “private car” for a few hours
and conte, by the less. inviting means
of travel,to this camp to see, learn and
know for himself what mining means,
and what the prospects of this district
really are. Instead of doing this, the
Hon, Minister of Marine and Fish-
eries goes ‘-to the coast” on the fish
question.- That is exactly in his line,
and for not coming into the rough)
mining region we would readily for-
give him, had he cdnfined himself
reeepy dau! to. piscatorial affairs and
had fot departed from bis nutive’
element to assail and malign ap in-

be entirely.ignorant.

We will admit that Hon Mr, Davies}
is well qualitied “for the highgposition
that be has the hufor to fill—that he
can: readily distinguish “between a
“school” of mackeral and a quintal ot
cod, and caw lend: a four-pound trout
without using a. net, but when it
comes to mining .matters..we have to
vote him out.

He confesses that, at the. coast, he
d. with many - sresponsible

of the. provincial legisla-

tors will be largely taken. .up this

--session with legislation affectiug

the development of the mineral
wealth of the province.

‘This being the case the Recorp
suggests that a delegation from
Rossland be sent to Victoria to
look after the interests uf this dis-

, trict by obtaining the passage of
‘such legislation as will be the most
beneficial to the mining industry
of West Kvotenay. A similar

- delegation was sent to the capital

. Jast sexgion and did a great deal of

3. good for this camp.

1: As.the, board of trade .meets on
+: Monday evening. next, this..matter
might be taken up and_acted upon.
It isa matter of a great deal of
importance to, this camp- and ‘no4
time should be-lost. - Now is the
* time for action. C
—_—_—_—_——XX_
L. H. DAVIES’CRITICISED.

His Statements Concerning British
Columbia Mines Not Correct.

The following letter from H. Bruce

:Findley, of Rossland, which speake for
.dteelf, appeared in an outside paper
of recent date:

Sir,——The Daily Patriot of: Dec.
28th, contains. uider the heading
“British Columbia Mines,” what pur-
ports tobe « teleg-am dated at Ot-
tawa, Deo: 22, from which it appears
that Hon. Louis Henry Davies, min-

" ister of marine and fisheries, on his

«=, Feturn from the Pacific Coast, made

certain statements regarding the gold

» mining indugtry in British. Columbia,

which are calculated to:eseriously in-
he K:

mining. engiuecrs,” ‘and—from what
they told him he no longer had avy
‘doubt of the wonderful mineral re-
sources of British Columbia,” --If he
were to read the report of Mr. Carlisle,
the eminent engiseer who was sent

official report upon. the subject he
would be. more strongly convinced;
but why convince the hon. gentleman
further. In the face of: bis - present
conviction, Which to him was. satisfac-
tory, he volunteers. an assertion. that
must have a tendency to weaken’ the
faith that now rightly: exists, in -the
great futare of the. Kootenay coun-
try, sounds a warning: note to. East-
ern:Canadians to keep their money in
the savings bank at §$por. cent, and
allow English and: United-Statea capi-
tal to. make f: p ofour Canadi

dustry of which he must neceseatl)s: FS ‘

here by the government. to make uan|

,

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call on or wi

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SPOKAN. PW ARH.

OR
A D.. CHARLTON,

Asst, Genl. Pass.
No. 255 Morrison St., corner of
Portland, * Oregon.

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Soo “Pacific ‘Route

The cheapest, most comfortable; and
Direct Route from é
ROSSLAND,
Kaslo, Nelson,
and all Rogtenay a Roints,

Through ‘Tickets to and-from :
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+3 bt

Full. Stock

Successor to

& W.

British Columbia Mill Company.

of Dressed Lumber,
Office and Yard’ at “Y,”

Shingles, etc.

Railway.

Stone wo
Heddle Co.

—Corner Columbia Avenue

—-and Spokane Streets.
We ship our “pipe in -car
load lots. You can save
money by buying from us,
Good: stock-of valves and fit-/;
tings at reducéd prices. Con-
tracts: for hot water, steam
heating, plumbing and ‘tet-
ting of. manufacturing ma-
chinery.

; tae Teleplione 27.
Spokane Stamp ‘Works,

in, nus Dintes salmon curs,
Luxurious Day Coaches; ae
ing cars, -and Free . Colonist. Sleeping
cars, run onvall trains.

ete., apply to the ncarest agent.

H. E. MacponEtt, Nelson, B- C..

A,B Macxenzir & Co., Agents,
Rossland, B.C.

to Guu. McL. Brown, District.Passen-

ger agent, Vancouver..

Columbia “and Westen. tiny

aime Table No.4. Totake effect Feb. 3, 1897°
EASTBOUND. be
Dally except Sund
No. 2 pass r leave
No. river trail
Arrives nt Trait,
WESTBOUND.

se leaves Trail,
 Alzives 1h Rossinnd +

birth-right,.to ‘monopolize the great
gold flelds of .British’-Columbia that
should, if properly utilized, be the sal-

.| vation of Canada;\and be the means

of redeeming" her: from. her < Present
most unh
True, there.

are. some mining
ing of severest censure; but. in deal-
ing with those the writer should  par-
ticularize, and not, as was done jn this
case, muke one broad. sweeping com-
prehensive condemnation of the camp
andits workings. -

He thinks that those who get in
“on the cellar” will make money. I
may state that we.have no cellars

acellar in the Trail creek camp large
and deep enough to hold. two cart-
loads of Island potatoes without. Satrik-
ing # lead.” So cellars are aband

schemes in operation that are deserv- |‘

at Rosstand:
from Spokane.
Connections made with all boats arriving “and
‘departing from ‘ra!
General offices:

F. P. GUPELIUS,
Trail, B,C.

General Supt.

For information.as- to ,rates,..time. |"

: | throughout.

ELCCTROTYPERS, -

RED

Livery. and

-STAR

Transler Cv.

thing-moved—from a trank to:a boiler,

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy figs, a general express, truck and
business. We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester-
railway; are prepared to unload and dejiver all kinds of freight from cars; any

.Quick work: —Telephone No. 8.

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

Kamplef Bicycles.and G, ‘I.
Tires. __

Light,’ strong, darable and-will last for

years. .. The G.-& T.-Tires-are.the only

practical quick “repair.tires. ‘I'hat’s
why they are made detachable,

FLTs Merrilf Cycle Co.
821 Riverside. SPOKANE

PALACE STABLES pra.

and ot. Corporati
Seals, Rubber Stumps, Stencils, etc.

Office at 126 Mill street. *
SPOKANE, WASH.

McAULIFFE & CARSON,

_ THE LEADING ge
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Reserve Strest, next to Drug Store,
Rossland, British Columbia.

SPOKANE, - WASH.

'|COR. MAIN AND HOWARD 8Ts.|

Newly furnished. Strictly firet-class
Under the

The Grand Hotel}

SADDLE “AND PACK HORSE!

DELIVERY. AND TRANSFERING.
WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS.

“Uh W.LANE. PROP. -

Rossland; B.C.

Stenographer and Typewriter

Correspondence (English and
Back) Legal WY ot ley En-
+> grossing - - -
MISS HARRIES, McBride Block,
Sno. 8. Clute, jr, Esq.
eaidesssrtadeee Hotel. |

THE HOWARD
«HOUSEP

orc -NELL& FARRELL, Props.
M: ing Headquarters.

of «Frank. Watson. Headquartere
for ‘mining::men. . Elevator’ service
night and day. Free baths, “On the

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

umbia River will be as follows :—
Robson.

Saturdays for Robson, connecting with'|
Steamer Nakusp for C. P. R. connec-
tion and Slocan points and with train
for Nelson. Steamer Trail will return

here,. lt, would be difficult to sinkj same day; bringing south bound bLusi- |
nees from Steamer Nakusp and Nelson. |
No change in{{f

Streamer. Lytton.
schedule, . EATON,

Agent at -Trail, B.C.

The lowest flat. is, the ground floor,
and those who have money to iuvest;
if they firat. satisty .themeelves that

country a}
it more particularly
Rossland and its im-

piiblished etatement of a min-
«: Aster of the Crown is presumed to car-
“ry weight, not only with his own per-
sonal and political friends, but with
:all.classes and, conditions. of. people
sthryaghout the. state. which he. ‘as
.«.such minjeter; represents.
It should, therefore, be the duty of
-every minister tu look before -he leaps,
consider before he speaks. and to use
the greatest caution before allowing
to appear in printany expression of
. opinion from him upon any matters
of public interest, with which he is
not th hl, and re-

the.b are all right,: will be safe
in depositing their capital there.

We. have lots of “shafts” from one
to five hundred fect deep, a. visit to
some of which . would ..dispel the
doubts and fears. which now.seem to
exist in the minieterial mind of the
Hon. Mr. Davies.”

THE BOUNDARY MINES.

RUNS
Two Fast.Trains daily between St.

Milwaukee and all points in Wisconsin;

lines running east and west.

For full information regarding routes,
rates, maps, folders, etz..
your nearest Hioxet agent, or

JA - POND,

Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,

Pay Resp Sums for
Promising Properties.

A Boundary, Wash., correspondent
says: Captain Miller, manager of the
Columbia and Ontario Miuing com-
pany, has purchased for O. W.

“4 garding which he bas not made strict
personaland particular inquiry, lest,
by so doing, he may ipjire others.
This important precaution the Hou.
Minister, Davies, in this case, has evi-

». dently overlooked.

At the present time, the gold fields
of British. Columbia are attracting the
attention, not only of cabinet mijnis-
ters but of.almost the whole world,
and every person. more particularly
those holding high offices, should be
very careful in their expressions re-

++ garding it.

When, some time ago, the citizens

of. Rossland learned that Mesars.

Chamberlain of Pretoria, Ont.,a group
of five claims three and one-half
miles north for $8,000 in cash. One
claim was owned by Burke and Spell-
man of this’ place.

William Berwick, late section fore-
man bere, purchased of M. W, a
ter of Waneta a quarter i

SaPpins rrr Tndveided Profits $50.000.

jacob Hoover, president;
1dsepb Bopver, president: A, J. Ross, vice pre-
8

crows,

BRICKLAYING

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

the well known Nevada, a gold and
silver property, located in the Lost
creek mining camp; consideration
$1150.

Mesers. W. M. Martzall and F. M,
Bowman,of_ Spokane, formerly of Col-
fax, Wash., purchasers of the Lake-
view property, have left for Spokane
tocomplete arrangements for begin-

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J. J. Henager and Alex Wilaon have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
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.

Davies and Blair were in, Spokane | ning active work on their newly ac-/ Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,

- and. purposed coming here, ’ we were}

quired property.

Columbia avenue, Rossland. tf

For: the present echedule on Col-|\%

STeaMER ‘Prat: ‘will leave Trail |!
—|at8a. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and/|/

Wisconsin Central Line's

Paul, Minneapolis: and Chicago and
making connection in Chicago with all] ig

address {Il

Gen. Pass. rea Muwenkes, Wis. |g
Gen Agt.,246 Stark St Portland, Ore, |i

TE BRGRANOE YATIONAL BAN |

pecia! cane and atteution pald to mining es-|[f

All kinds of brick, stone and cement |

andA plan.. Every
room heated by steam. *- Free buss to
and from:all trains.

"3°" He BY FINDLEY,
DD. 8, Le D. 8.
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental

Stussi block.

Rossland, BC

college and Hospital of Oral Surgery..

vA. SORRY LOMDER COMPANY

ROSSLAND, B.C.
Have a Full Line of
Kiln Dried Lumber
Finished or Rough Lumber, Sash,

Doors, Lath,’ Shingles. “Mouldings,
Lime, Cement, Fire. Bricks, etc.

OTTO ROSLEOF, Manager.

Yard, East:-Red Mountain Depot.

J. E; BURWELL,

~ DEALER IN:

All Kinds and Lengths of Wood

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

OFFICE : Heap or Srocane Sr.

STeaMER Nakusp will run on same ||)
days as at Present a8 far south as||j

will
The
oO.

Mou

HER P

HER. MINES.

The production of Rossland's mines more than. doubled in 1896; At the
pyegont rate of increase be production wil pe more than quadrupled a 1897

be able to produce Peg the heoed: of the
pllowing mines are now shipping: pe

untain and kro

would

AY ROLL.

Bie ms
HER

Falis & N
nental systems.
Columbia.& Western railroad
on the Columbia river and with the Canad
3a June phe Canadian Pacific railway will 1
‘0 course of construction
Statistics show that in Deceonber (ites tocosen
Pure water and good light,

NO COMPETITOR IN SIGHT.

Montreal ‘Lownsite Syndicate

Offers a limited number of lots in the original townsite-
Title absolutely perfect and guaranteed. For sale

ig on an
A sertaln pay roll of $3,000,000 per year,

& Red M

ossland

now
resent year 1,200 tons of ore r day.

pe
Rot, War Eagie, Joste, ‘clf,
1., Jumbo, Mayflower, one: Nickle Plate, Red

Fourteen hundred miners under ground, Fourteen hundred -artisans and
rage $3.00 per day.

RAILROADS.

Here ‘today, the Col

which

at Epok

with Sp
» Wash., with four transconti-

conuecting at Trail with boats for all points

Pacific at R

agents in Rossland,

land freight in Rossland.
iouse and hundreds of houses.
‘were erected daily.

of Rossland for sale,
by all real estate

JOHN F. McCRAE, Agent for Synticaie.

NUMEROUS" APPLICATIONS:
Private Bills Galore “Before the Brit;
Le

‘of many a » whol
after weary days of ‘unpleasant ex-

ish C bi

The third session of the seventb
parliament of British ‘Columbia
opened on Monday at 3 o'clock, and
in view of the extraordinary develop-
ment of the province, much attention
during the session will undoubtedly
be directed to the interior districts of
the province, says the Victoria
Colonist. Indeed, from the number
of private bills already in, the house
will be required to deal with nimer-
fons for incorporating new

railways, for the establishment of elec-
tiic light plants and tramways, for
water works, and. for the incorpora-
tion of several towus. A deputation
is already here in connection with a
bill to incorporate the town of Ross
land and the baby towns of Greenwood.
apd Grand Forks sre making the
same request, There are applications,
tno, to supply Sayward. with . water
and electric light, to ‘establish water
works at Trail; to give Revelstuke
water works and electric light
and tun, telephone lines between
the Inst ‘named © town, | Trout
Luke . City, Illecillewaet and © Big
Bend. Incorporation is algo. asked
for supplying water to: Rossland . and
Trail, and the Cascade Waterpower &
Light company want. to supply. Mid-
way, Anaconda,.. Greenwood, Grand
Forks and Cuscade City with. electric
“light... The B. 0. Power & Light com-
pany want to light Rossland and Trail
and the mines it the vicinity from
power generated. from the Pend

.d’Oreille river. and a-second company

seek to-nupply water and ‘electricity
to . Greenwood City, Anaconda,
B dary Falls and Midway. Then
there is the West Kootenay Power «
Light company, who ask to use the
water of Sheep creek for tramway and
light’ purposes, and “the Kootenay
Power & Light company, who degire
to utilize the Columbia and Kéote-
nay rivers water power for électri¢
purposes. Other companies ask.to
supply Fairview with water, to give:
electric light to.Kaslo and water and
electric ight to Grand. Forks; to run
a tramway and.electric lighting plant
in Brandon an@-Sandon; to supply
water to Ashcroft, for waterworks at
Nelson, and for telephonic service
from Christina lake to Greenwood and
Penticton, f

Among the principal bills for  rail-
ways is the.united one of the Vancou-
er, Victoria. & Eastern and ‘Fraser

with this, that or the other

it not,” has-been the peon of: joy- and |.,,.Cs!

Satie ttt ape arene Ae aie
The ‘Wakers Co., Ld.

sline, settles himeelf for a fe

ride from Minneapolis. or St. Paul to
Qhicago or Milwaukee in oneof the
elegant hes of the W Cen-

G 1 Brokers.
ya Minne Suanse anp Mins Propvcts

rein Develo; Mines, first-class Pros-
peoteand npr Shares.

tral lines. Then again the inspired
lines of the poet comes to mind as he| ™
seats himeelf at the table in the dining
car of this same Wisconsin Central
and finds himeelf served with the best
meal at a reasonable price. For par-
ticulars address Geo. 8, Batty, Gen-
eral Agent, 246 Stark 8t., Portland,
Or., or Jas,C. Pond, General Passenger
Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.,, or apply to
your nearest tioket agent. 6

REDDY & REINER,

MINING - BROKERS
201 & 202 Rookery,

Sroxawn

J.-E. MILLS,

Agent for Montreal Byndicate the 01
gent for Montreal Byadioate Late of je Origi-

Office: Third building east of
GRAND UNION HOTEL.

at attention gl? glen tthe orders of tn:
pysioal features aud tities.
jpondence = solicited.
References exchanged.

The Anglo-Canadian
sMijning Exe Hxetiange, Ltd:
Orrick: gphouny: ORAabnth: pave sone.
Mining Stocks and Claims bought and seid.
Gro, Gurp, Secretary.

J. BK. CLARK & CO.
fines: Stocks and
- - Real Estate

We make » @ aspecislty of of Eaémining,

P. O. Drawer L. BOSSLAND, B.O. |.

The

CAPITAL r

work only.

™

Of which 500,000 shares have besa set aside as T: to be
The rasiite. 1,000,000 shares of vendors’ or promoters’ stock has

Royal Five Gold

Mining

Company.

LIMITED LIABILITY.

FIVE MINING OCR NORE: INCORPORATED UNDER THE J.AWS OF THE PROVINCE OF BRILISB
COLUMBIA, ‘(COMPANIES ACT, 1390.)

$1,500,000.

Divided inte- 1,600,000 Shares of $1.00 each, fully pald und non-assessable.

y Btock, the proceed plied to devel

been peoled by. mutual agreement.

é

PRESIDENT -
Capitalist and
land, B. C..

eee  pomland, B.C.

JOHN M. BURKE

: Will examine and report on mines

* 2.0. Wo RICHIE & CO,

Mines and Minin 9 Stockbrokers
11 Post ds

_ SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.-

J for sale, and also on fines of “whic h

stock is being sold. if my reports are
found not to be oofrect I will retund all
moneys invested on same.

JOHN M. BURKE, Bosslaud, BO.

cp abe & MILLS,

BEAL ESTATE.
™ CORRESPONDENQE SOLICITED.

Ofiice of the
Rossland’ Employment Agency.
Cola mbia 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. Park.
Will examine properties, will buy
stock for outside investors and will
protect them fronr wild cats,

“DEPTH,

Valley & K y, whe p to
build through the southern part of
the province.~ - Other railway bills
are: From Granite cree, West Koot-
enay, to. Macaroni Basin; and-the
White Grouse: mineral district, from
the head of Lynn: canal to _ the pro-
vincial boundary; from Kaslo to Lar-
do river, and thence to the head
waters of the Duncan, with a branch.
to Lardeau; from Galena bay’to with-
in a radius of 50 miles; from Revel-
stoke v2 the junction of Canoe river;

from Alberni to Nanaimo; from Glen-
ora to Teslin Jake; from Ashcroft to
Cariboo; from the Stickeen. river to
a point near Dease lake,.-Cassiar;
from Chriatiua lake to Penticton and
from Bedlington to Nelson; from Fort
Steele to Golden. A company.is.ask-
ing to operate coal. mines and a rail-
way on Graham Island, and a ferry.
capable of carrying loaded care from
Burrard iulet-to connect. with the B-

and N. railway at Nanvimo is another.
subject of a private bill.

‘BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
A meeting of the members of the

Rossland Board of ‘Trade will be held |.

in Moynahan &:Campbell’s office on
behed the cr ‘inst.; at 8 p. m., for

Dundee Gold Mining Co,

PARKER- GROUP, s
Assays obtained . January 28, 1897, $22
gold, 2: ounces: silver.

54:- FEET.

ied ‘between ‘Wild Horse and: Porcupine Creeks.

First: Blok, ri try Stok at 10: fab:

WEEKS, KENNEDY? CO, Brokers.

The Canadian Gal Fields-Syuditate Ltd

INCOBPORATED UNDER ‘THE-IMPERIAL ‘ACT, 1962.

An exploration’ Mag tcaeise! syndicate
now operating the Sunset : group: en,
Deer Park metntain ut Rosaland aud
the Jennie, a silver property ia the
Slocan.

Capitalization ‘Ten Million shares of
the par value of 10 cents each.

Stock sold only at spar val value, Ab-

2O
liability. No, promoters shares, al) of
the stock being in the beens! for the

ate! and ey Sichuan of officers for
the present year, and the transacting
of other business. By-laws for the
governing of the Board will be “sub-
mitted to the meeting. It is import-
ant that all members should be pres-
ent at this meeting, and all others in-
terested in the formation of a Board
of Trade.are cordially invited to at

tend also, “J. F. MoLavexum,
Provisional President.

February 11, 1897. 11-3

A FALSE 4RARM.

A good story is told on a rather
Hervous young lady in Illinois. The
other day she was ata crossing near
the passenger depot while the train-
men were doing some switching. As
the train backed up “one brakeman
yelled to the other: “Jump on to her
‘as she comes by, run her down be
hind the coal chute and cut her in
two and bring the head end upto the
depot.” It is said that the young
lady jumped up and down ang yelled
as loud as her lungs allowed.

———
“This is the way I long have
sought, and I found

the .

“Tt is only intended to sell ‘no ‘million
sharés of the stock st present, that
being sufficient to pay for the proper-
ties now undet 2 equip | them with

~ , ‘
The shaft on the Sunset No. 2:is now
down 40 feet, and THE WHOLE SHAYT
18 IN PAY ORE. =

Five assays made from fair samples
clear across the shaft give the following
resultg in gold: ~

Is there.another shaft in the camp
that will give equal results P

Plans for“a complete steam hoist, air
comptessor: and four-drill plant are
oder way, and ae soon as equipped,

capital. The remaining shares remain
in the treasury 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, Barticipate in the profits

of pay ore
in “quantity will be commenced,

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

of every ipany-

The Sunset Group

are now invited for the
fully paid non-assessable shares ait ane
Gold Fields Sy
fod at ten cents per share.
No order filled for less than five hun-
dred shares.
Send orders and

direct

Vice-P:

- ROSS THOMPSON
al Owner of Rossland Townsite,

+ Hon. D. w. enter ae P.

_ DIRECTORS.

‘TREASURER : -
Mine Owner

JOHN McTEER ‘REPASS
and Bri
Hossland, B. a

How. D. M. EBERTS, Attorney General for the
Province of British Co lumbia,

Sp of the Y 8
Apvisory

Vice-President’ White Bear So
Company, Rossland.

Mnve SUPERINTENDENT

_ Bava: THE

?

The Royal Five Gold Minin;
Lae business of gold mining; ' ~
ably cet anne mineral locations.

mineral
ITUAT:

Trail Creek:

The Wi pap, located At
Circassian, located Jane 3 3
‘The Gloucester’ Igonted Jans-&, 1500;
and ea eens the “Royal F
th eos. id
SHARES,— To -ptovide funds the
The Price is subject

company. Ww with strong management and

olstai

Dimgoror JOHN
President Golden Queen Gold Minin; ae acd

+ ‘E,W. LILJEGRAN
Ex-Superintendent Le Roi Mining Co.

known. as the. “Ro:

situated in the ae: Creek aising a di anton: of West: Kootenay, B. 2 C.
TION. —This consists. of five

7 A tlag!? Gy fruioenter'* and “Circassian,” situated thrée

iver, west of the Burnt Pass on Moberl:

Trail-by road, and th:

. Cr
AREA.—The ground covered by this group is about 260 acres.
TITLE.—The following certificate from Mining Recorder Kirkup shows absolute and perfect title.

DAVID, B. pogu E, Manager Kootena; Goldfields
, Limited, of London, E Eng. y

8S, THORNTON LANGLEY
"Mining Broker, Rossland, B. C.

¥_COLE

ining SroREcARY

OFFICERS.
ConsULTING ENGINEER - FRANK MOBEBLY, Cc. E.

land, B.

OFFICES: RECORD BLOCK, ROSSLAND, B. Cc.

Banx or Brrriso Nostra Auuerca, ROSSLAND, B.C.
%,

aia

Com; has been formed for the pu of earning profits for its shareholders in
SRE, ee

ject, after serefal consideration, the du rectors have taken over five remark-
‘“Whoop-up,”” Atlas, ”? -‘Circassian” and “Gloucester’’
re. claims, .each 1,500 feet. square and known as the ‘Royal Oak”
miles south fs Lower Arrow Lake, on fue
creek, ten miles northwest of Robson, fifteen miles from Rossland

y-five miles west of Nelson, in the ’ Trail Creek mining division of

Mining Divi of West K

Mnone REcoRDER's Orrion, Rosstaxp, B. C., January 9, 1897.

T haze carafall examined the records of this office relating to the title to the follow! it 1 lain:
i seca feemaes Sune ts, oor on coe) tue fouowing mineral clans:
$eoo!

‘ive Gold, Mining Compahy; Ltd. Lty.,” has a good and pertoct ttle to the aforesaid property, pocording to

med) J. KIRKUP, Mining Recorder.
Directors have decided to place a block of Treasury shares on the market.

change at any time without notice, as development work on the property may justify an
vance in the vain of the shares at any moment.

INVESTIGATION ASKED .—Intending investors are invited to make the closest inquiry as to this property
as well as to the standing and character ot the directorate,
venture, and the most scrupulous regard w!

This is put forth as a thoroughly legitimate mining
ill be had for se interest of every subscriber, as the company is a working
ironebea by-law:

There are seventy mining companies in the United States, aud British Columbia which have paid an aggrogate of 811.734 ,500 in dividends last
; Application: for ‘stook, copies of by- “lana; 04 copies of prospectus, or information of any description in rela-

tion to the: Company may b:
land,

|; I. Hy Good, : :
“Good, Clark & -€o,
~ Reap Estate ayp Mite
Brokers,
uiftae EN" Maing BtObES!
Claims bought“and sold. Com;

formed::Rents collected, &0.".
-pondence solicited.

36 xno sr.,

C. F.Clough & Co.

‘ (INCORPORATED. )

* -fllnes.and Mining Stocks,

“| gOROMTO,. omr, :

SPOKANE, WasH. ROSSLAND, Bo

A.W. ROSS & CO......
«--8TOCK and MINING...
BROKERS ¢ igs

“TORONTO, ONTARIO.

WANTED

Good ...mining propositions
either.gold or silver, for syn-
dicates-who. are prepared to
pay.-reasonable prices.

J. Bs FERGUSON « CO.
} Next door to Bank of B. N A.

or through any bank.

The Walte

AGENTS WANTED.

rs Co., Ltd.

General-- Mine Brokers,

TO «PROSPECTORS.
Weare making « 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. 0.:DILLMAN,
il & 12 Sherwood Blk,

ROSSLAND, B. C.

Spokane, Wash.

ree

OQLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.0; |

‘y, at the offices of the Company, Recorp block, Ross-

_S. THORNTON LANGLEY, Secretary.

“ND REFINING: (0,

Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and
~ Copper Ores.
> eee

| | Office and ‘Works at Trail, B. C.

MONGEZUMA

Gold. Mining Company

(LIMITED LIABILITY.)

Mine, THE RETALIATION.

Situated on Deer Park Mountain.

Bosstanp, British CoLuMBia.

CAPITALIZATION.

Par Vale, $1.00 Each, th Polly Paid and Moa-Assscsatle,
TREASURY, 300,000 SHARES.
JNCORPOBATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,

1,000,000 Shares,

OFFicans,
R C. MACDONALD, President. J. G. HOUGHTON, Vice-President.
GEO. E. TOMS, Secretary-Treasurer.

Head Office, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Treasury Stock now offered at 43 cents per share.

The Jiation adjoins the Roderick Dhu and Fairview, and is but one
claim distant from the famous Lily May and Deer Park mines, both of which
are producing mines, The load of the Deer Park can be distinctly traced ~

the Rod Dhu and
Sufficient work has been done on the property tos cure the Company &
Crown grant. The Retaliation isa tunnel p i and oan be worked
more cheaply in consequence.

Add: all to the
B. O. Office in the Shaw Block.

Remittances can be made to the Manager of the Bank of British North
America. Rosstasp, B. C. *

y, Geo. E, Toms, Rossland,