ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD,

aR OC, SMITH,

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TUESDAY MARCH 16, 1897.

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“T beseech thee, O Lord, to cast
a shadow of darkness over my past
conduct in the country and make it
possible-fur me to be elected one of
the first aldermen of Rossland. O
Lord, draw a veil over the memory
of all the people I called “ fools or
knaves ” and cause them to forget
it. Forgive me, O Lord, for hold-
ing the “sinch” on the stock quota-
tion business in this town, and O
Lord if you cannot forgive me your-|
self put it into the hearts of the
other mining brokers to forgive me.
O Lord, make me popular just for
ene day—Election day. O Lord.
if you ever want to help a pretty
unpopular fellow into office now is
your time. Amien.

STOCK QUOTATIONS.
What has become of the Miner’s
individual broker firm stock quota-

thorities take hold of the matter and

tax all American milk coming into
per

Rossland at the rate of 20 cent:
gallon.
—~—

K.O. T. M.
Attention! Sir Knights
Maccabees,

at 8 p. m. sharp.

ready for action.
Wituiam R. Beatry, R K.

A GOLD WATCH OFFERED.

of Montreal, offers to give away

customers.

take place May 1. tf

here.
hall on March 17.
in Clifton Hotel last summer

this season .

for the Novelty Ball on the 17th.

of the
The trumpet will sound
on the 17th day of the present mcnth
Tt is expected that
every Sir Knight shall be in his tent

Our popular clothing merchant, S.
A. Hartman, next door to the Bank

beautiful gold watch (Pierson Bartlett
movement, in. huoting case) to his
For every dollar’s worth
of goods purchased in hie store you
get one ticket: $2.00 worth, 2 tickets;
$5.00 worth, 5 tickets, etc., drawing to

. ar
Charles Shamer, of Torontu, arrived
in Rossland yesterday and will locate

Everyone is making preparations
for the fancy dress ball at Dominion
15-3

The proprietor of the Rossland Cafe
is Mr. V. Hoshi, who was chief cook
15 1t
The Novelty Ball on the 17th will
be the greatest attraction of any Ball

Meals 25 cents and up, every style,
-|at Rosalund Cafe. 1b 1t

Everybody is making preparations
6t

VOTE ea

For Mayor

& TAR

Cc. O. LALONDE

For Aldermen :

H. J. RAYMER
C. OBRIEN REDBIN

thing moved—from a truuk to a boiler,

Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

Livery and Transfer Co,

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

J. UW. AARTLINE. PROP.

J. B. JOHNSON
JOHN R. COOK
ROSS THOMPSON
J. H. ROBINSON
W. A. CAMPBELL
GEO. A. FRASER
THOS. W. STACK

Kampler bicycles and G,
Tires.

T.

Light, strong, durable and will last for

years. The G.
practical quick repair tires.
why they are made detachable,

F. T. Merrill Cyole Co.

821 Riverside.

JF. TRAVERS

Minne

Rossland, BC.

‘Tires ae the only.
That's

SroxKanr

PALACE STABLES he

ADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
$ DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.

WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS.

J.W.LANE. PROP. -

JOAN BENNE

THE AUCTIONEER. ‘
VALUER, HOTEL | AND 5
TRANSFERER, BUSING

Offfctal } PAsmpcee “and Trustee,

toms roking, | Tnturance, ow,

119 Columbia avenue, enst,
P.O. Box 635.” ht,

Solid: Vestibule Traing
MODEEN “EQUIPMENT
oe es

TACOMA, SEATTLE,
VANCOUVER, ;: STLAND,
and. -Callforni ia Seni

BT: PAUL. '8T: LOUIS, c AI
NEW- YORK, BOSTON. ado,
and an points ee European 8, 8

Stone ww»
Heddle Co.

—Corner Columbia Avenue

Supplies,

ROSSLAND. B, G.

WILLIAM E. DEVEREAUX,

Civil E

—and Spokane Streets,
Provincial Land Surveyor and

tions? This morning for the first
time for about a year they failed i
toappear. The Recorp has in-
sisted all this time that it was
wrong tothe owners of stocks, the
buyers of stocks and an _ injustice
toall the other brokers. Today
without an apology or word of ex-
planation the Miner drops them.
There is no credit to be given
to either the Miner or its pet
brokerage firm for it was evident
that it could be kept up only a few
days until the stock exchange
opened. They are looking for a
soft spot to fall. All the iniquities
brought about by this practice can
never be known.

THE BIGGEST OPTION ON RECORD.
The Ontario government has re-
cently given an option on 64,000
acres of mineral lands in the Rainy
- River district to the South African
General Development Syndicate
‘represented by Colonel Engledue,
for $20,000. The of the

alti.

a ROSSLAND.

This office and the citizens of
this vicinity are ly re-

Notary Public. Formerly of
Victoria, B.C. Office, up stairs
in Weeks & Co's Building.

COLUMBIA AVENUE, ROSSLAND

We ship our pipe in car
Ndad lots. You can save
money by ‘buying from us,

ceiving inquiries concerning this
section of the country which are
difficult to answer by letter, so

Good stock of valves and fit-
tings at reduced prices. Con-
tracts for hot water, steam

H. B. FINDLEY, .
DwBDb Ss, LD 8S.
Grad of the Pniladelphia: Dental

the Recorp givesthe ig in-
formation for the benefit of all:

Rossland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles from the
international boundary line be~-
tween Canada and the United
States. It is reached from the
north via the Canadian Pacific to
Arrowhead, on the Columbia
river; from there to Trail
steamer, and from Trail to Ross-
land by the Columbia & Western
railway.

From the south, via Spokane,
Washington, by the

by -

college and Hospital of Oral’ Surgery. heating, plumbing and set-

POST OFFICE BUILDING, \ |

3 No. 255 Morrison
| Portland,

Reasonable Prices.

Office: Cor. Le Rot ave. and Washington st. _

THE HOWARD|

#«HOUSEP

O'C.}..NELL & FARRELL, Props.

Mining Headquarters.

Stussi block.

A. PARE
—ancHitect—

NEXT DOOR TO,
CITY HOSPITAL 9. Rossland,

Rossland, B.C |ting of manufacturing ma-

chinery. .
~<fee=— Telephone 27.

TEA

If you are particular as to

Falls & Northern and the Colum-
bia & Red Mountain railways.

Rossland has thirty five hotels,
with bars, eating and lodging
rooms, and a dozen restaurants;
and all are well patronized.

There are four weekly nowag,
papers and two dailies. AJl other
branches of business are well
represented. _ The population is

option are that the company agrees
to spend not less than $30,000 in
exploration work the first year,

_ $40,000 the second year and $50,000
_the third year.

This is a remarkably, cheap
eption. What would be said by
mining men in Rossland if the
.whole of Red and Deer Park
mountains were bonded to a~syn-
dicate on the same conditions.

QUESTION OF MILK.
Rossland Dairymen Object te the
American Cow Fluid.

The dairymen of Rossland have a
grievance. They object to competi-
tion of recent origin from the other
side of the 49th parrallel. At lvast
that is the stand taken by H. J. Jones
who called at _ Recorp office tuday
and lained about the fe
which he says is shown. in favor of

milk, not di d cow”
* but the article shipped in from Spe-
kane. Mr. Jones says that the four
dairys now in business here are able
to supply the people of Rossland with
the best of milk and cream, or skim-
med milk if they like and sold as such.
At Mason’s dairy there are 22 cows:
Benton’s,40 cows; Floyd Bros. 60
cows and H. J. Jones, 20 cows,

It is the importation of milk from a
Spokane dairy that Mr. Jones objects
to. “It is an injustice to the resident,
milkmen,” said he, ‘“‘as we have ouf
allinvested in it. At the present
time we cannot sell all our milk. The
resident milkmen have enaugh milk
‘ti aupply the needs of the people
without the aid of the American fluid.

"Phe Rossland dsirymen have be-
tween $16,000 and $20,000 invested
and it takes 25 tons of-feed a week to
supply the stock, amounting to $500

‘* @ week under the present prices. This
amount of money is paid out among
the feed men in Rossland.
‘This city will have to protect us or
we will be forced to quit the business,
Ifthe present authorities cannot, I

d from 6,000
to 7,500.

Board and lodging at the ho-
tels, $2 to $3 per day. | Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furnishéd Fooms,
$3.50 to $7 per week...

It is useless to write and ask
if any particular business would
pay here. Business men are fall-
ing over each other to establish
nearly every kind of enterprise,
and all seem to be doing well,
Everybody must .be his own
judge.and take his own chances.

hile there is not work for all
who inquire, most sober, indus-
trious persons who really wish to
work have so far been able to
obtain it.

We would not advise any man
toland here ‘‘broke” without
friends, although many who have
done so are doing well.

This camp is not being estab-
lished on the basis of a pay roll
at present. ‘he populace is
engaged, not only in workinz
the mines and conducting the
business of the town, but are
buying,or bonding aud develop-
ing mi ning property; buying and
sellmg real estate; building
houses for rental purposes; pros-
pecting and staking prospectors,
Many are here simply looking on
in wonderment. We believe it
will go on and on until Rossland
can boast a population of 50,000.
After that it will probably settle
down to & proposition of a pay
roll, but not for four or five
years.

There are millions of money
here from all sections of the
globe; but the principal investors
are from the United States, with
Canada largely interested.

The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
riches are scarcely excelled by
the imaginary “King Solomon’s

Mines.” We will not attempt
to discuss the mines ina single
article, as we have been writing
about them for nearly two years
and have not been able to keep
up with them. The ore shipments
speak for themselves,

The town has won an enviable
reputation for law and order, It
is supplied with waterworks and
electric lights. The main street
is graded and ten blocks are built
up with two and three-story busi-
ness houses.

For further information come
and see for yourself, or subscribe
for the Dairy or WEeKLr
REcorp,,

would like to see the coming city au-

the quality try our —

THE &
ECORD BY CARRIBE. 80 cent English Breakfast.

The Recorp has’ perfected its new

A, §. KERRY: BOMBER GOMPART

ROSSLAND, B. C.
"Have a Full Line of 2

Kiln

Finished or Rough: Lumber, Sash,

Doors, Lath, Shingl

Lime, Cement, Fire rick, etc.

“Mouldings,

Yard, East Red Mountain Depot |

OTTO ROSLEOF, Max '

Dried: Lumber

TIME

E, LEAVING sro
Ne Ly West eae

callow or unite’ fear, ape and cs

F. D.. GIBBS, General Ag
SPORAN
ALD. CHARLTO:
Asst. Geul. Pate Agent,
shy corner of Thin,

Oregon,

Wag

C NA IAN
eal PACIFIC
“nd ‘Sco: Pacific Line

The wlekest and che and cheapest route
alt polite’ as West. Palstia
sleepers arid’ d tourists caron all trains,

Y.

Leave gnd:artive-at Rossland every
Tuesday, Thursday aud. Saturday as
follows:

; 00 8.

$ Direct connection..at Nakusp for all
ints on the. NW. & #..B. to Sandon.
rect connection at Robeon for Nelson

and all pointe “betweén:: ‘Neleon and

“Direct: ‘connection at ‘Hevelatoks for

60 cent Ceylon.
60 cent Japan.
_ Excellent Oolong at 50 cents,

O. M. FOX & CO,

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St.

carrier service, and the paper will now
be d Pp every

by carrier to any address in the city
for 25 cents per week. Leave your ad-
dress at the office and get tho news of
the day served up to you in the Rec-

Spokane Stamp: Works,

ELLCTROTYPERS, .

a apply to auy agent, C. P. Rk.

and manufactuiers of. Conporatisn

Seals, Rubbér Stampe, Stencils, ete.

Office at 126 Mill street... -

ORD at supper time each evening.

1. HER MINES.

ith the

7 BEORANE WAS

What Will-Make Roseland 4
Great City  _—-—-—-/|fh

The production of Rossland’s mines more than doubled in 1896, ae be
resent rate of increase the production val ba more ean. oauadra \rupled in

will be ab!
The following mines are now shipping:
Mountain and iro:

sel, Co nder, Dee
and the
would eclipse them all, the Centre Star.

PAY ROLL.

Fourteen hundred miners under Seon
laborers are earning on an average $3.00 per da;
A certain pay roll of $3,000,000 per year,

“Here today, the Ci & Ret

In in Apel the following 1 ‘mines will ship: Oslontiay aeoues
mman r Park, Crow: Point, Ir
jant of them all, a mine that is capable of- ome an output. that

of cheay
le to produce at the send of the rent eae 1, 200 tons of ore per
6 1X0!
Seas Mayflower, Kootenay, Ni

‘War Eagle,

ee

Fourteen hundred artisans and ) |
i Or GEORGE 6.
fi] Gea

RAILROADS.

with

+ Falls & N which its at Spok

nental systems.

Pure water and good light,

agents in Rossland,

Wash., with four transconti=

Columbia & Western railroad conuecting at Trail witlyboats for all polnts
on the Columbia river and with the Canadian Pacific at Revelstoke.
In June the Canadian Pacific railway will land freight in Rossland:

In course of construction are an opera house and hundreds of: peueee:
Statistics show that in December three houses were erected daily.

ad

NO COMPETITOR IN SIGHT.

Montr eal Lownsite Se

Offers a limited number of lots in the original townsite of Rossland for sale,
Title absolutely perfect and guaranteed. For sale by all real estate

JOHN FE, McCRAE, Agent for Syndicate.

For further: information, nha maps, ete,,

or
“ALB: MAcKEN2I£; gent! ‘Rossland.

wou Mi fs MiseCiregee, ‘Trav. Pass. Ageot

GEO. MeL. BROWN, District Pas
enger Agent, ‘Vancouver.

reengectons of Rossland with trains to a
Connections ‘made with all beste arriving and

| departing from Tra!)

uP, GUTELIUS,
‘Sept.

B Wisconsin. Central Ln

egg |

Two Fen ‘Trains’ os aay between 6.
aJQhteago sad
Milwaukee and’ it potnta i Wisconmo,
making comsection in Chicago with all

es
lines Fannieg east and west.

OE a recast, Ore,

| The Grand Hotel

SPOKANE, = :' WASH.

}|COR. MAIN AnD. S HOWARD STS,

_Neuly huiaished.. Bt sicily Grst-class

q] -mniaing men,
night and day. Free baths. On the

European and American plan. Every

{| room heated’ by steam. Free. buss to
fa | and from‘ all: trains.

J. E: BURWELL,

|All Kinds aid Lengt of Wood

PRICES REASONABLE.

| Delivered: to osny Part of town without

charge.
Ormicr : aes or Sromaus 5t-

aro touta, ’

*

Aig SHE STANLEY SALTED#

Several. Parties Who-Lost $5,000 on It
Think So,

The mysterious whisper was circu-
luted in Spokaue on ‘Saturday that
the ley mine in the kleberry
district, Stevens county, Wasi,
was-salted Las that Brig Young.

d of
Patrick cura, Jon A. Finch ‘and B.
E. Brown lost deposit of $5,000 on it.

The Stantey was the leading prop-
iqrty in) the» Huvkleberry mountains
dnd {t@ stock was pelling until recently
on: the Spokage exchange for 10 cents,
Then it‘tvok’s slump and gradually
dropped to 8} cents and finally was
withdrawn from the market alto-
gether, The public looked for the
reason and the following story was

Ids =
bape Brown, a multi-milhonaire
from the Transvaal, was in Spokane
louking for @ good investment. He
was told about the Stanley and -sent
out Brig Young to sce it. He was
shown the property which appeared to
have on‘it a large body of © parphyritic
quartz about 100 feet wide. He took
several samples and had them assayed.
‘The assays yave from $18 to $20 in
gald. For free milling: ‘quartz these were
very high assays, Mr. Young to be
doubly sure sent another well known
mining man tothe property and he
obtained satisfactory results.

“Mr, Young then took an cption on
the property for $50,000, paying
$5,000 cash: down.

It soon became known around Spo-
kane that theBtanley- Was s most
promisisg claim and had given very
high ‘aseays, but everybedy did not’ tbe-
lieve the ‘property ‘was. as valuable at
répresented, among them being Jim
Clark, whe-went to the property and
inspected it himself. He™ took. sam-|
ples and tiad them assayed but could
not obtain onecent-in.gold. Another
expert was sent ‘ovt with the same
result and the.oré was proved worth:
less.

Tha president of the company. who
owns the Stanley, H. W. Greenburg,
has given: ont the. following state
ment:

“The miné was bonded for $50,000
last month after. it had been
theroughbly experted by the: parties
taking the bond. The results they.
obtsined ‘from assays were evidently
satisfectory, as they were very
anxious to.bond.. After taking pos-
session wnder thé bond the parties
worked the mine eight deys and .then

dé, claiming the b

assays fuiled te show a trace of gold.
To eatisfy mywil of the rumors con-
cerning the mine I went up there,
Tuesday last, and the following day
returned with samples taken from dif-
ferent parts of the Stanley. Three of
the’ I took to one y
and three to snother.- One assayer
reported: not +. trace of gold. The
best.results from the. other. samples
gave 40 cents. Heretofore, during the

“year anda half that we have been

working on the property, we have bad
frequent assays made, giving an aver-
age showing of $20.
canaot understand what: is the
matter. Iam by no’ miéans satisfied
that the niine has been salted. Until
Tcan see M. Fe Suter, who: first: lo-
cated the Btanley.-omhis- ranch and
retains three-fifths intérest, and ascer-
tain what he knews about it, I can
sive nothing that'will throw light eo
the situation. I propose to: have him
here, whén he will call upon the hold-
ore of the-botid, and either have them
he: work on the mine or.
the latter. event we
Propose to make a (thorough dnvesti-
gation aod for a

lobbs of the Co

church in Chewelah was

asked permission to make a state-
ment and informed the audience that
while he knew nothing ofthe nature
of the play in question, he knew that
the church had nothing to do with it
and did not receive the proceeds from
it. 5

Colville must resort to some high
kicking to let the outside world know
they are alive.

ee
SPOKANE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Deer Park 18, Monte Cristo 124 and
Poorman 44.

Spokane, Wash., March 15.—The
closing 4 i on the

today were as follows: Butte, 44
usked; Commander, I5 bid; Deer
Park 16-bid, 17 asked; Dellie, 14
asked ; Evening Star, 15 usked; High
ore, 4 bid, 53 asked; Iron Mask, 42
asked; Josie, 48 asked; Josie Mac, 11
asked; Mayflower, 15 asked; Monte
Cristo, 12} bid, 13 asked; Novelty, 94
asked; O. K., 25} asked; Phoenix, 16
asked; Poorman, 44 bid, 5 asked ;Ross-
land Red Mountain, 21 asked;
8t. Elmo, 8} asked; Silverine, 5
anked; Virginia, 15 asked ; Noble Five,
6 asked ; White Bear, 194
asked; West Le Roi, 19 bid; Rambler,
46 bid, 47 asked; Reco, $1.20 bid,
$1.35 asked; Wonderful, 6 bid, 93
asked; Cariboo, 47 bid, 48 asked; Res-
ervation, 7 asked.

Unlisted stocks were quoted as fol-
lows: A dam, 2.asked ; Calodoni
3 asked; Cameronia, 15 asked; Cleve-
land. 10 asked; Gertrude, 8 bid, 3%
asked; Giant, 15 asked; Grand Prize,
4 asked ; Gladiator,12 asked ; Idler, 12}
asked; Knight Templar,3} asked;
Alberta, 12. asked; Little Dar-
ling, 8 asked; Miller Creek, 6
asked ; Peoria, 8 asked; Old Ironsides,
6 asked ; Vulcan, 1 bid, 1} asked ;
Washington, 24 bid, 25 asked; Wall
Street, 23 asked; Queen Anne, 14 ask-
ed; 8t. Jée. 3} asked : Jo Jo, 24 asked ;
New York, 6 asked; Hill Tup, 10 ask-
ed; Freebest..1 asked; Golden Comet,
10 asked.

The sales today were as follows:
2500 Deer Park, 18; 2000 Monte Cris-
to, 124; 1000 Poerman, 4}.

—~—
THE 8. C. BAKERY:
Fires Started in the Largest Bake

Slocan City
‘Townsite.

- The terminus of the Slocan River Railway, the busi-
ness center for Springer and Lemon creek mines, which are
already shipping ore.

Lots in this the most promising and ‘beautifully’ situ-
ated town in West Kootenay. a

Suckling Bros.
Toronto:

WwW. A. CRANB.

Slocan City. Rossland.

NORMAN A. MACKENZIE,

w. L. GERMAINE,

MACKENZIE & CO.
Real Estate and Mining Brokers.

Notary Publie. Office of White Bear Mining & Milling
Company and Goldie-Rene Mining Company.

Salama, Avene Avenue,

Dera

WANTED!

Good ° mining ‘propositions
either gold or silver, for syn-
dicates who are prepared to
pay reasonable prices.
J.B. FERGUSON & CO.

Next door to Bank of B..N A.

Commercial Block - -

veestzstestesty stz vest

One Price to
GEO. A. FRASER

Carries a completeline of
Perfumes, Powders, Soaps {
i and Toilet Articles.

Carefully Prpares >
Your our Prescriptions.

i GEO. A. A. FRASER,

Chemist and Druggist,
Columbia Ave. Rossland, B.
gS BSBA HS TSS S

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
for sale, and also om mines of which
stock is being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all
moneys invested on same.

JOHN M. BURKE, Rosslaud. Bo,

TO PROSPECTORS.
We are making a Specialty of
atocking good’ mining proper-|
ties and are daily

INCORPORATING
propositions in all Districts of
B. 0. Treasury ‘atooks | s}}
listed East. For further par
tioulars apply to

L. 0. DILLMAK,
' 11.&198berwood ereed a

Ovens in Rossland.

A recent business establishment
added to the list of Rossland’s enter-
prises in the B OC. bakery on Washing-
ton street the largest and most
thoroughly equipped of any bakery
in the city. The ovens are located on
Great Western ground in a building
especially adapted to the bakery busi-
ness on a large scale. The ovens are
11 by 14 feet in capacity and the large
work room is provided with all neces-
sary conveniences and is as clean and
neat ass good h ife’s

fash.
J. E. MILLS,
Origi-
Agent for Montreal Syndicate Lets of ofthe Orig!
PRICES Low. TERMS EASY.
PERFECT TITLE.
Office: Third building east of
- GRAND UNION HOTEL.

The Walters Co.;Ld.
’ General Brokers..

Murs, Momme Smanse ae Mire Prepvers.
enn rad Developed, min Mines, Stitelnes “Pres-

roast Meatecar tention glrem tg the grders of »
4 “W. and. Use
oGfeble, 85aete op aad Neal's’ and Beafora | dividuals ati asicates, . Rupert Tapers #

MoNell's Codes.

P+. Drawer L.  BOSBLAND, 8.
J. iL CLARK & CO. “

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd.

@” TORONTO.

Two firet-clase bakers are employed
here and ene skilled workman is em-
ployed in the candy kitch in the

OFFICE: FRASER'S DRUG STOREY
‘Mining Stocks and Claims beught and seid. “~

Gro. GuED, Secretary.

ines, ‘Stocks and

bakery ters on W
atreet. ‘The plant of the ‘bakery alone
coat ever $1,000. 10-6
—~
Grand opening of the Rossland Cafe,
Reserve 8t., near Was! hinigton, Tues-
day noon. 15-1t

REDDY & REINER,

MINING BROKERS
901 & 202 Roukery,

MANSEL B. GREEN,

‘Mus. Bac.

id Lite: in
Studie of Mosie oe an avand ‘Thorengh B me or an

SroxkaNE

the tree g2adition of the’ property.”
i ag
COLVILLE HIGH KICKERS. -

Wasah., says Rev. W. F. Gathy of Spo-
kane, during hie discourse in the Free
Methodist church’ ‘there, alluded to
the play recently “given at Colville by
the citizens. of that place for the bene-
fit of the academy in a “most uncom-
plivavhtary manner.” Among other
“things, he said it ‘was & disgusting,
‘love-siek affair; that a certain mao
spent every night for some weeks in
+ ? ig how tc kiss another man’s
wife, 90 as totake well on the stage,
“returning | at such “a late hour that
* be. would: find his wife asleep in a
’ ooking chair; that the play opened
: with a ekirt dance by a young lady,
who aleo gave an exhivition of high

kickid demonst: -
etic’ hese bl aerating ig the audi:

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Cc. W. BICHIE & CO.
Mines and Mining Stockbrokers

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Gold Mining Company

(LIMITED LIABILITY.)

‘“Mine, THE RETALIATION.
| situated Qn Deer Park Mountain. Rossianp, Barris Oovws Ay
And th GOLDEN WEST ©» the North Fork of Salmon.

CAPITALIZATION.

1000000 Share, Par Valu $100 Each, ok Pally Paid and enssnnnsia
TREASURY, 300,000 SHARES.
INOORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH eonumsra’

OFFiocgns, .
B. O. MAODONALD, ‘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 Retali adjoins the Roderick Dhu and_ Fairview, and is bute: 2
Claim distént from the famous Lily May and Deer Park mines, both ef wl. .
are producing mines, The lead of the Deer Park can be distinctly tra ad
h h the Rod Dhu and li

Sufficient work has been done on the property to s cure the Compa.
Crown grant. The Retaliation is a tunnel propositi and oan ‘be wer rr
more Fyrenaafin in consequence.,

to the 8
i vr in the Shaw Block.
Remittances can be:made to the Manager of the Bank of British North
‘Americs. ROMLAND, B.O.

-y, Geo. “%, Toms, Rosslasd,

8. C. CHEZUM. JOHN JACKSON, JR.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.

Ful information concerning titles to mining properties in
Trail. Creek Division.

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General Mining Business Transacted. Mining Blanke Garefully and Neatly Executs #.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Orricu': ‘tuapera Brocx, Columbia Ave.
P. O: Box 72.

Diandee Gold Mining Co.

PARKER GROUP.

Assays obtained January 28, 1897, $22
: gold, 2 ounces: silver.
Depth 70 Feet.

' Sitiuatéd between Wild Horse and Poreupine Creeks.

| Fist Blook “of Treasury Stock al 10 Cais
WEEKS, KENNEDY ?CO. Brokers.

“Results Talk!

these” BRADLEY & MILLS,
i BEAL ESTATE.

J. H. Good, J.M. Olark:

Good, Clark & Co.

Bear Estates anp Morne
ee

Office of the ;
aon Sabteyiina: Age
‘Colm ROSSLAND, B

“Phi mnhnagement of The Canadian Gold Fields éyndidate, limite,
now have éver one hundred and fifty feet of underground developmen i
to their orédit in the rich Sunset No. 2,° Frém the beginning there
has been no “let up” in the plo tion ‘and ‘develop t of this fine

Cc &e.,
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and. sold. Companies }.
formed. Rents collected, &c. Corres-
pondence colicited.

COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.C.

E Ss. “TOPPING,

TRAIL, B. c. ae

Has Mining Properties for sale or
boiid om Lookout: mountain, Beaver’

Columbia Avenue
“|\McAULIFFE & CARSON
a THE LEADING
MERCHANT TAILORS.
- Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.
Roseland, British Columbia.

Thos. Mayne Daly, |e

Kotary Public, Co:
Upstairs in Ritchie Block

Columbia Ave. Rossland.

Tae CREEDMORE

Newly furnished rooms.
Everything first class.
Offices to rent, single or double.

loner.

Traders’ Bloek, Columbia Avenue.

PURE GOLD TREASURY.

Pure Gold treasury stock at five
eonts; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cents
Call and see samples of ore and get

prospectus and by-laws, Walter C-

Mrs. SWEENEY, Proprietress, |}

A.W. ROSS & CO :
... STOCK and MINING...
BROKERS "ggg!

TORONTO, ONTARIO.

creek, North'Fork of the’Salmoh; Deer
Park and all'parts of “Columbia bain.

Also lots-at Trail and Deer Park.
‘Wilt examide properties, will buy
stock for outside investors and will
protect them’ froth wild cats,

JF. LANSING, Com. Mgr.

E BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING!
AND REFINING! CO,

Is now prepared to buy Gold,'Silver and
Copper Ores.
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Office and Works at Trail, B. ©.

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property. The work is to be pushed more ‘vig ly, if
until the Sunset is ‘a regalar producer ‘of pay ore in quantity. “With
pay ore in' quantity come increased share valoes and ‘di idends. Ay
aati! investaient, therefore, the fully-paid, absolutely non-assessal ly
shares of The Canadian Gold Fields syndicate, limited, at 10 cents
per share, appeal most forcibly to every intelligent investor.

‘©! Orden shares, p from

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'The Walters Co., Ltd.

PROSSLAND - | BRITISH COLUMBIA.
H. O'HARA & CO,
24 Toronto St,, Toronto,“Ont,
SAWYER, MURPHY &'CO.,
108 St. Francois Xavier St.,
Montreal,;“Que,

Areher, first foor Lalunde block.

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through any reliable Bank or Broker.