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THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM Ky ESLING.
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r yea
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Advertising rates will be made known upon
‘application.
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TIME OF ARRIVALAND CLOSING
OF MAILS.

CLOSE | DESTINATIONS. | DUE
u :

Et
and other foreign coun-
$700 p. m.|tri

ies. 1oue p.m.
daily. ||_ Trail. Robson, F-

Deer Park—Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday. Nelson
and connections

a
Kootenay and Crow's” Nest
.|Pass connections. #5 pm
ly.
Nort and

| Boundary distric:
re a m.! 3 T1912 p.m.
7 £ ‘points between Cascade and il
daily amp McKinney. ¥-

Australia, China and Japan—See special notices

Letters for Kegistration must be posted half an
hour previous to the time for closing the mails.

The postoffice is open from 5a. m..to7 p.m.,
daily, (except Sunday).

about one-half the present rates,
Time, distance and rates will be cut
in two.
for; if the people say it is to be
done, it will be done in spite of the
gloomy prognostications of inter-
ested people and p->:rs.”

Why, certainly.
senger will be able to pick bananas
off the mountains to which Joe Mar-
tin will impart a tropical fertility
with his magic wand. And the
trains will travel so fast that we
shall at last be able to catch the pot
of gold before the rainbow fades.
What is the use of being practical
and indulging in gk Y prognosti
cations when by the exercise of
your imagination and a childlike
faith in the omnipotence of the peo-
ple you can become a happy stock-
holder in a nice new railroad. And
suppose you do have to pay more
taxes to make up the deficiency in
its earniegs. Will- you not get
your freight handled for half-as
much and will you not be able to
travel for one-half as much as at
present?

A MARTINITE ON MARTIN,
—_—

in a speech at South Westmins-

ter, John Oliver, the Martin candi-

date, said Mr. Martin had been

guilty of an unjustifiable action in

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

feating that bill which he: had
been pledged to support. He, Mr.

Arrive from DESTINATION, Leave for

Trail. Nelson and

andBonndary coun-

try, (daily excep:
das)...

Sun

Nest” and ‘Arr
Lakes and CP. R.
royo p.m. | ..main dine..2.0.1007., 6:20 p. m.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad" every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

Oliver, was not here to defend Mr.
Martin, but he considered Mr. Mar-
tin had.su explained his actions that
he mitigated the evil resulting from
his betrayal of his friends and he
(the speaker) would accept the pre-

one else.
That is damning his teader with
faint praise, with a vengeance.

x

It is a great thing tostrive

mier’s word as soon as that of any- |-

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY 29. 1900.

fifth of the time now taken; they | Reddick’s testimony regarding th
will carry goods and passengers at autopsy.

*Roy Stevens, a

and put it at the head of his bed

He had told nobody about load
ing it.

put it to his shoulder.
both his brothers,
Hugh, used the gun occasionally.

Merton Stevens

three months.

of the shooting. He had been

cartridges and removed ‘the shells,
but did not clean it. sate

C. W. Lurty, the gunsmith, said
he examined the gun last Saturday
and that it had been fired within
two or three days. The bullet fitted
it. :

The inquest will be continued
this evening.

A. T. Pollett left yesterday - for
East Kootenay to take charge cf
the Hoskins group for the’B, A. C.
He will work ten men.

‘The

Miss Florence Hyde-Jenckes, who

Miners’ Uniorhall, has a

son of rs. MONTANA

Chenoweth, said the rifle produced
was his and he had put a° cartridge
in it on either March 15 or April 15

He handed it to a policeman on
May 23, with an empty cartridge in
And every pas- | it.
His brother Ernie had fired ' pHONE NO- 6 FOR A GURNEY
the gun over a year ago at the’
Giant mine, but could not aim nor |
He thought | in the matter of the estate of Hessie Tay-
Merton and !0% Jate cf the ¢ Ri

Hugh told him he had fired it sev-!s
eral times about two months ago. ! sho died on or
identified - the | U8! 4 ;
gun, which he had not seen for

Pp 2 sol icito
Hugh Stevens, the third son, de. | the otficiat ea addsescas ‘and See crpions,
scribed his movements on the night | te full particulars of their’ claims, the

shooting with the rifle about two | ast mentioned date the said official admin-
months ago, when he fired all the lsteatoe will broceed to distribute the assets

appears on Tuesday evening at the

e ——THE—

STABLES.

5 ————

“| HANDSOME SADDLE HORSES
S’YLISH TURNOUTS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ossland, in the
ruvioce of British Columbia, widaw, de-

‘otice is herebv ztven that all creditors
others having claims against tne es-
jtate of the said Hessie Taylor, deceased,
about the &th day of Jan-
A. D., 19, are required on or before
{ the lst day of June, 1900, to send by post
| prepaid, or deliver ‘to Mesers, MacNeill &
Deacon, of the city. of
rovince of British Coluim bi:

{ statement of their accounts and the nature
of the securities (if any) held by them.
| And further take netice that after such

, of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims
;of which he shall then bave notice. and
that the said oficial administrator will not
be liable for the said assets or any part
thereof to any Petron or persons of whose
claims notice Hu have’ been received
1by him at the e of such distribution.
Dated this Ist d: . D.. 1900.

i MacNen Deacon,

Solicitors for Jamc= Ferguson Armstrong,
{Official Administrator for the county of
] Koutenay. ue

| Clty of Rossland, Court of Revision.

| Notice is hereby given thatthe first annual

{sitting of the court of revision for the

| purpose of hearing all complaints against
the assessment for the year 1900, as
made: by the assessor of the city of
Re ii i

| City Clerk’s Office. Rossland, B. C.
51m

ball over the United States as a dra-:

matic soprano. -

Mr. Schutz is now under contract :
with the Tivoli in San Francisco, |
for, comic opera, for the sum-|
mer. : 2ty

EDITORIAL NOTES.

If the Boer delegates don’t hurry
up and get home they won't have
any home left.—Belleviile Iftelli-
gencer.

The deal by which J. C. Brown
joined Martin’s government and
George Kennedy became postmas-
ter of New Westminster in succes-
sion to Brown has_been completed.
Both Brown and Kennedy hvae

THE RIGHTS OF LABOR.

Governor Mackintosh was asked
long ago if there would be labor
trouble in British Columbia. He
answered, ‘*No.” When asked why
not, he said: ‘‘Treat the working-
man fairly and he will treat his em-
ployer fairly.” ‘But what is treat-
ing him fairly?” “Giving him good
wages for good work and recogniz-
ing his right to combine to advance
his interests, as doctors, lawyers
and others do.”

What more could any reasonable
man ask? These sentiments were
not expressed to catch votes, for
the interview took place long be-
fore Governor Mackintosh had any
thought of becoming a candidate
for the legislature. They are also
in tull accordance with his own rec-
ord in his dealings with labor
unions, extending back for 25 years.
When Governor Mackintosh was
publishing the Ottawa Citizen, he
employed union labor, fought for it
and helped it to win a victory at a
time when union men were shut out
of every other printing office in the
city. He is simply supporting the
same principles on the stump which
he consistently practiced as an em-
ployer and he will fight for them as
valiantly in the legislature as he
fought for them against his fellow-
employers at Ottawa. Every man
can tell that Governor Mackintosh

“is sincere in the sentiments he ex-
Presses with regard to the rights
of labor, for he has, prov-

‘ed his faith by his works. Can his
rival say as much?

——

THE MILLENNIUM AT HAND.

In one of, its rhapsodies on the
great Coast - Kootenay railroad
which Mr. Martin is rapidly build-
ing with his mouth, the Vancouver
World says:

“The government trains will
make the journey from the coast

prained their i but they
can rub them with a little arnica
and console themselves with the
rich fruits of the flop.

B

a former ber of
Aguinaldo’s cabinet, thus describes
the change American rule has

wrought in Manila: ‘Today, in
Manila, we see public funds expend-
ed for the benefit of the people in
the construction of markets and
bridges, in street repairs, in schools,
in a police force. You have made
a good marriage law. You have

blished sy of icipal
government and criminal procedure
more liberal and just thao were

TIME CARD OF TRAINS.

Double Daily Train Service.

No.1 North CoastLimited
11-35,

junday, all others daily.

‘*Daily except Si
Even Nos. east bot

CITY TICKET OFFICE,

ZEIGLER BLOCK, E
Carser_Howard aud Riverside.

Our Electric Lighted.

“NORTH COAST
LIMITED”

With New ‘‘Observation Cars.”

43. W. HILL,:General Agent, Spokane, Ws.
A.D. CHARLTON,A.G.P.A..Portland.Ore.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables...

JOHN F. LINDBURG .. ..PROPRIETOR

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geeeecoonosoolnscasessosses
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THE CENTRAL

wr here
A Complete New Stock.

‘AllSizes, all Kinds, all Prices

Children’s Corset Waists,
Misses’ Corset Waists
Women’s Corset Waists,

: ‘s .
See our Kid Fitting Gored Corset,and our Crest
Corset for stout women. Summer Corsets at seventy -

five cents are a good value.

- a . : 5 i ‘
Holstead & Wright
- Cor, First Ave. and. Washington’ St.
THE CENTRAL DRY GOODS & CLOTHING STORE

é

Heavy Transferring.
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses. | :

STABLES: ,
Commercial Alley, "Phone No. 39.
Postoftice Box 16, ._ -

NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an extra-
ordinary general meeting of the Cascade
Water Power and Light company. limited,
will be held at my oftice, McKinnon block.
Granville street, Vanconyer, B. C.. at 3
o'clock in the afternoon, on Thursday, the
ith day of June. A. D. 1800. for the purpose
ol uti i

execution of a certain mortgage of the
company’s property, which resolution was
duly p: at the special general meeting
of the company held on the 22nd day of
‘ay, A. D. 1900; and further to consider
the surrender of the pre‘ent shares
and the issue ‘w shares under
the provisions of the (ompanies Clauses
Act. Hi. Avexs HAXKey,
Secretary.
5 25-2t

GLARENDON GAFE,

K. SWANSON, Prop.

23rd May, 1900, Rosstand, B.C.

First Class in Every Respect
FER MAORM
All, Delicacies and Game
in Season. _ Private....
Rooms for Banquets’ and
. Dinner Parties" i
FIRST CLASS BAR IN CONNECTION

concemplated by the Filipino con-
stitution.”

Martin has issued an emergency
warrant for $4000 to finish the road
from Nanaimo to Comox. Work
has been suspended for two years
and the only emergency is Martin's
need of votes. He Proposes to buy
them with the people’s money.
a

INQUEST ON MIAH LIN

Doctors Say Mle Was Shot from Inside
the House.

The inquest into the death of
Mah Lin was continued by Coroner
Bowes, W. deV. le Maistre appear-
ing for Lai Yuen & Co., C. E. Gil-
lau for the relatives of the deceased
and A. H. MacNeill for Mrs. Chen-
oweth,

Dr. Reddick told the result of his
post mortem and expressed the
opinion that the fatal shot was fired
from inside the house, not through
the window. The direction of the
bullet was horizontal.

Dr. McKenzie, who was sum-
moned by Mr. Wright shortly after

Property situated on

River, Erie D

offered to th

71-2 Cents

22 Columbia Aveuue,
Rossland, B. C.

Katie D. Green G. M.
and D. Co., Ltd. -

NON-PERSONA!

FOR DEVELOPMENT
Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock is now

and can be had on application to .

PALL,

L LIABILITY.

North Fork Salmon
istrict, B.C. :

PURPOSES, ONLY.

e public at

per Share,

GEORGE H. GREEN,
Sec-Treasurer,

Zureka C

ROSS THOMPSON...

T have the following blocks in the following companies for :ale

Reddin. J:

o oH
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eurcka, North Star and ZilaM
Lots in the Original Townsite

ke, Evening Star,

Co., Agents, Ross!

d. B.C

the body was found, detailed his ex-
amination. He held the same opin-
ion as Dr. Reddick, that.the shot
was fired within the house, probab-
ly from the dining room as the Chi-
naman stooped facing the stove.

to Greenwood and Rossland in one-

The Arlington.

THE

cial Men....Spi

Dr. Kenning corroborated Dr:

UNBKGELLED TABLE.

<9" Headquarters for Commer-

LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL ¥

endid Sample Rooms.
Toun Haverty, Proprietor.

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ON THE DOLLAR
BANKRUPT
: STOCK...
a= OF
Gibson’s One Price Store
2 eee tO BE
CLOSED OUT
- (BY JUNE 1.
Underwear, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Socks,
Miners’ Unlined Summer Jackets, Bar-
bers’ and Waiters’ Coats, Belts, Swéaters,
Colored and White Shirts, Collars, Jump-
ers, and Overalls, Suspenders, Neckties,

Trunks, Blankets, Working Trousers,
Table Covers and Table Mats. #8 98 28 98 36

~———weA Counter full ofes=——

USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES

AT 5c EACH.

A LINE. OF LADIES’ JACKETS

Worth $5,and $10, at $2 and $3. .

The One Price Store

Spokane St., Opposite International.

RGECEECECECIececeeeceece

.

CECCECCECEECCECECEEECEE CCE CCECCE

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ROSSLAND.EVBNING RECORD, MAY 29, 1960. Nanas eines

waste aci

cepa AAA tenner nc

germs of discontent and consequent bit-
terness, by dealing with public works
irrespective of locality or political afflia-

—— :
Will Pac Infantry on Horses §00, §00, 500, .. 1000). 1000, 1c, BUSINESS LOCALS.

St, John, N.'B., May 29.—Hon, | 500, 500, 500, 500, 15){c; Ram-

NOTICE TO CITIZENS,
White] (Section 12 of fire limits bylaw.)

CANDIDATE’S ‘PLATFORM,

'To the Electors, Rossland Bidingy

i
ai aa os H iscui tion.
Dr. Borden, minister of ela, oH ma oan, cy Poutla. Sa 1c, | _ Wooden buildings may be erect-| | McCormick's biscuits, the finest Wont Kootenay ii ae tonmncibchalnablesteis
an address here reat i state a a nea ; ‘ 1» B500, * ed, enlarged, removed, altered or line st all f consignment just fe Flectora: {am a candidate. for the Pirate Hirer e ain haute
iti i- | To 22,500 shates, ceived at‘O. M. Fox ‘0"s., 4 at tlie: -
that mobility was one of the requi: 1» 22,

7 provincial b 1 et to agricnl-
Tel.<60 and 20. elections, and I favor the following] tural sovicties, when by auch assistance
Hazelwood ice cream, ice cream | Policy: % it may be demonstrated that reasonable

repaired ‘within the fire limits sec-

E, Columbia ave.
tion ofthe city of Rossland, pro-

sites of infantry as shown by the

KED Br
war in South Atrica, He proposed Athabasca, anne Bp

:. A B 0. Gold itields.. 3% 2 | vided that work upon such erection, aioe 1. An administration composed of | honefits will accrue to the province,
ta provide the infantry of Canada Three é if lent in 1 al fon or} 80da, G. B. chocolate, fresh cut thosa whoro practienl experience will! 1]. Tneroasing the usefulness of 9

with horses and’ to’ turn all the
corps of foot militia into mounted

infantry.

enablo them todeal promptly and efll-| pyrean of labor and mining statistics by
4 clent!y with all details connected with | ihe appointment of a competent official,
rf Fe A tho departments over which they pre-| whose services could be utilized in har-
4 cuted diligently to completion, sub- a ee side. monizing conflicting interesta and arbi-
tr ject to permit for same being first) The’ Rossl 1 Drug pany is 2 foning no large i trating upon issues threatening to dis-
s obtained, and subject to the pro-|now doing business ona city hall other than really uecapenry, aii) the turb the pence and progress cf any com-
isi icti isting |avenue, next to the o all] ability of the provinces to bear such is] wunity,
visions and restrictions a existing building. We have a complete line clearly apcostatne ds This’ should not) yo,  Miniaters of the Crown and their
bylaws pertaining thereto. of pure fresh drugs, toilet articles apply to bridges, trails and roads in! omeinla being stewards acting for the
By order, and druggists sundries. Prescrip-| nowiy disvovered mining eamps. public, would insist upon due expedi-

repairs shall be begun NOT LATER flowers, etc., nt the Bon Ton. . tf

& Gold .
anadian Gold fede THAN JUNE 27, 1900, and prose-

nadian Gold Fiel
MoKii

Free Homesteads in BO,

The Gazette ‘of last. week .con-
tains a Dominion order in council
abolishing” the’ charge of $1 per
acre for homesteads. taken within

‘ z A a W. McQueen, tions carefully compounded. 8. Preparation of full, authentic and | tion in the issue of crown patents, and
he 4o-mile railway belt in British 20 ; City Clerk. © tt R, E. Stronc, Mgr. | gubstantial financial statements of the] jompt departmental settlement of dis-
the 4! : z 7 y k prompt depi fe
Columbia and making the ‘condi- 50 | City Hall, Rossland, B: C., May province, together with land and forest! yuted claims; the taxes paid by thincor-
tions the same as in “Manitoba and ‘ : Peace Declared: areas and their probable values, porated settlements to be devoted, as far

Bina 25, 1900, tf ae ‘i f astat= Creer ay aoe i
the Northwest. Territories, i Why devote all your time read: 4. Convinced of the wisdom of asist=| og possible, towards assisting the taxpay:

™ bien. untall he B d th ing railroad ‘construction as: proved by ing district. “a
ae mab Dot ee iaeaca eats be fence of- other . provinces, 3. Careful consideration of the re-
i Lost—Bunch of seven keys.) Ng. @! the experience ot rT 13. Carefal. eo! :
gps sigs che : Bast Koo! i ud Finder please leave at acous gold fields of Alaska? There are| would favor a system of bonuses, sur- of various ;
ore caince'aiiay ‘ f vital importance; | rounded by reasonable checks and sule-| removing if possible the question fro
fi rely ae = 14 | office tf [other matters of vital impo 3 y
Capt. S..B.. Shaw, W. J. Venner :

. A re Without feeders to the muin | 4; litical arena, by such legislation as
5 ay make a trip east, and will! 89 ds, Without! t a‘ the political arenn, by i}

> On Lp | lines, tho settlement in the intericr must jer the circumstances, may be deened
To Cure a Cold In One Oay want. to know how to travel: ‘In

" naturally be retarded, the coast cities] sayisatle, due care being taken to secure
Take Laxative Bromine Quinine] order to have oe pee Sees ee to outlying dati, ‘aa well as rapidly
it d-the|the Wisconsin Central railway be- | increasing towns, just representation.
Beir ae talato teces — tween St. Paul and Chicago. For | gration and internal. improvemet é At “i. To deal with spies tebor ques:
W. Grove’s signature is on each}rates and other information wlite/ the: preseut juncture no thinking mua tions on rational hes, avoring no hasty
box. | * Jas..A. Clock, general-agent, Port-| would commit himself to a snap de-| jeg i but ing a :
Jand, Oregon. . cision in connection with the subject of | ikely fo he affected.” The result of re-
u :}yovernment ownership of railways. It} pent fiation, pat ly in

and Dan Thomas- have returned
from the international convention of
the Fraternal Order< of Eagles at
Vancouver. Capt. ‘Shaw was elec-
ted grand conductor.’

M. H. McMahon: has returned
from Portland,’ where he .attended
his brother T. W; McMahon in his

Business for Sale.

; i , i i , a is’ rt le y ively proving
‘irginie, 2 —| stock, good will CLASSIFIED. is plausible, but | would be un is an abject lerson. conclusively:
tast ilinesas oe War Kagic Consolidated..$ 1 54° $) 4 For:sale ne Sie eer wie, en bind the province lo euch. a ¢| that all purties are willing to settle voxed
a Waterloo... fF and futures 0 an 4 ‘Advertivements_under this head fagertect at, a proposition involving many questions nyon a broad:
roe ee yuna ne 15% 16x¢/eantile business. Only a “smal A ae Crete eet ees fat" 2°" scve, until eunvineed thal tho rexonrees | Practionl hal.

celebrated by the Young Men's In-
stitute by a concert -and literary
entertainment, to. which several

In the present campaign T see no
sity for ‘allinnee with, nor hostility
toward, federal authority, nor am

willing to commit myself or those who

amount of capital required. Address
Merchant, this office. tf eo

of British Columbia justify such an ex-
periment.

‘ 5.- Tho erectionand maintenance of a
0. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant ‘Tailor, technical school of mines.

vablished May, 1895, TAILORING.

support me to, an unreserved pledge in

4 pio HE REDDIN- {ACKSON CO., import me to; an tinreberved, pledge in
bers of the: staff T Shea = 2 UMMA Cae aR Notice. cartiea the best asiortment of Imported and dom [PG Amendments to’ the mining Iw, ae ae leader, of the -governnieot or
é ea Pity ° cael i tic goods in Rossland. None but first~
contributed. MINING AND INVESTMENT Ed Devlin is not connected with] me!

Columbia| perfecting the existing system of mine others who Rave announced “thelnee] oe
i i ing i eclive as leaders. Som -
inapections tuae making i effective; anu vocated must commend themaelves to
of’ greater public udvantage. Further: | iy6 electors; but I prefer reserving to
more, legislation ‘bearing upon vlacer| myself the right to judge the men behind

‘ labor employed, Prices - moderate,
KERS. my business,’ the Washington Street | avenue, Rosstand.° z
The y s

anck find ; if He
i -| Adenta for ParisBell. Addition to Rosstand| Cleaning and Dyeing Works. |}
Tee een bathe eon was in my employ, but not being

FOR RENT.

: i im j i g vill be called
ing will i lains, claim jumping and assessinent |the measures, for these will be
Tuesday evening will-be the event) =—— : i 1 d with -his ser-| To Rent—House, five rooms; $9. I. Prest, <6 slates elalin fam ini ad sree | upon" esate over” ino legislation
of the ‘season:'. These are people|c: Benn. > MoH. McMahon | P&* Mas. BEWEbLARE, Columbia avenue . vet stra ee and uve doparimantal effect Sy when
Meee fash "Stic ES t \ rope they profess to believe in.
who cannot be heard every day, and CHARLES E. BENN’& CO. Proprietress Washington Street [FOR RENT—Threeroomed house, partly fur-| consequent legal complications. : 16. -Instilling into the amlndeot. the
the opportunity - should .not » be: oe TANTS. Cleaning and Dyeing Works, 26-6 | nished; $12.’ T. Prest, 26 Columbia avenuc.” 7.. Preparation of carefully ‘compiled rising generation jiaaiins 6 off salty. to
lost. fy 2t BROKERS AND ACCOUNTANTS, ea FOR DALE: maps, showing trail, water and railway | the provines, ant loyalty arth deeda

Buy, sell and trade Stocks and Real Estate for
cleints.
V & N*Phone83.

: He ; e
: Zs. |¥ontes traversing mining districts, to-| of" those who have surrendered their
FOR SALE—Double lot; First avenue; $250.| gether with such official information as tives in defense of that empire, as well.

TODAY'S STOCK SALES..

FRENCH: HAIRDRESSER.

= y : e i y fighti il tiles.

; F f i aaa nope ialist i tlemen’s hair cut- Te Peat, 26 Colnmbia arene. =. would assist those engaged in explorn- Wand UR Sa Herein
Following is a y. of the Specialist in gen : jr-| FOR SALE—Three-rbomed: house. - Only $60-'| tory work. hua, legislation as wonld make statutory pro-
sales on the local: exchange today, P.O. B 8 ting and all kinds of ladies hair-j Prest, 6 Columbia avenue-, |. 7+ * 2F/ "8, Formolating a policy which would | Vcign for the floating of the British tag,
together with the quotations: ee SY oor FOR SALEWIouse taxas fect, plastered, wih [asenre:to British Columbia a furemost during the hours ot tuition, over all

Special attention given to gentle-| good woodshed. Head of St. Paul street. T. H. | pla Great Britain s securing the | schools throughout the province,
iP place in Great Britain, thu: ing cl ra
mens hair cutting and shaving. - B.. Recoro office. S¢6t_ | province prominence commensura‘e with I remain your obedient eervant,

Pror. DELEo: C,H. Mackixtosn.
N ‘ oe Ss sake aes * Rossland, April 10, 1900.
‘0. 10 Spokane st.

A “ B, MACKENZIE & CO.
.

Rossland Sales,
Sales today“on-the local exchange
were as follows: Winnipeg, 500, | Columbia Ave,

HALAS SS SII TITIES DI I ETI III

=THE *

MINING BROKERS.
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BALE—Fine lot, Columbia ave., | its resources. .
seek T. Purest, 26 Columbia ave. 9. Destroying as far as possible all

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- _NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

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APITAL STOCK $200,00

Divided into 2,000,000 Shares at 10 cents each.

600,000 Shares of which are placed in the Treasury.

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‘ i : a DE,” the “CASCADE FRACTION,” the “ROYAL KANGAROO, and
Eroperty of this Company consists a four claims, namely: TMning Division of West Kootenay District, British Columbia, about three miles from Gladstone
“CALIFORNIA,” all situate on Grenvitt e miles from Rossland. :

i i ailway, and twenty-fiv : = ;
on the Canadian Pacific R ‘Ys he “Cagcade” on a 4-foot vein of free milling quartz assaying from $12 on the surface to. exter $4 -_
- A shaft 4o feet deep has been sunk on tl i the lead for over 1500 feet. A tunnel is now being run on the, vein, and an ea ol Saato set
40 feet depth. Numer ee ip being made of a large size for.a working tunnel, and is now 115 fect in length. It has been ascertained by
“obtained at 25 it wis 5 ints thts making concentrates of the average value of about $500.00 per ton.

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ne ; ' he fact that it can be worked very cheaply on account of it being « tunnel props
to the railway and to tne afe to say that the “CASCADE?” is one of the most promising inining propositio
value of the quartz, it's sa as

VE CENTS payable in five monthly payments, and recommend it to the public as a safe investment. s
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MINING & MILLING CO., LIMITED Lb’
& CASCADE COMM B. TOWNSEND. Senler3, 8. ©.

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ion and that the tunnel follows the v in

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' Owing to its proximity
and considering the average

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