AFORMATION
ABQUT Tne MINES.

A Befef Write-up Which Will be Ex-
tended to All the Properties
in the Camp.

LE ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR

Best Information from

represented here by George Pfayyl
as general manager’

Kingsmill, soo. and tres.
about a mile north of town.,
of tunnel, shaft, rise an

pressora, one 7 and one 4-dridla,

MONTE OBISTO, COLONNA:AND VIRGINIA:
These three properties are: Owoed
by Eastern Canada capituliats andinre|

‘and: ‘Harold |
They are
all situated on Monte Criato mount-| °°"

The Monte Crialo has over 1800 fect
‘eroas-cut
work. Itis provided. with two. com

International Hotel

~ Rooms Nowly Fitted aud
i Furnished and

‘Prices Reduced

e"" THE CRESCENT

If you are looking for
come andseous,

Colona: Has-1,000 feet of work aud
is furnished power by. the Monte Cris-
to. Forty men are employed on’ the
two properties.

Virginia: Over $13,000 was expend-
ed on the Virginia by former ‘owners.

‘ —+TO-—-

800% Week.

Owners and Other
Sources.

This write-up will be contiued cor-
rected and carried until the principal
nines aud prospects have been des-
cribed. As we are unable to visit all
properties herein mentioned we will
nat be responsible for all statements,
Uut iu the main they can be relied up-
on as being correct.

DEER PARK.

The Deer Park is located on the
summit of Deer Park mountain in
the south belt, u mile and a half,
south west of town, and has probably
the largest mineral deposit in the
camp. It is developed by a shaft 145

with cages, the.firat in the camp.
All three of thego je: claims ‘are’
uable and promise feircto make
dend paying mines. ~
ANNIE E.

Lion mining company, “George,
Fraser, aec. and tres. It is is
the eaet.slope of Deer Park:m

tain, south bnit, adjoining the Gold
Hunter and Grand Prize.

g
vein 90 feet.

pect.
THE UNION. %

Jeet deep, and 95 feet cross-cut. Ite
machinery congists ofa 40-horse boil-
er and a 20-horse hoist.
laid in for an all winters work.
great body of ore is low grade, bub: is
reported improving as depth is 8 gained:
SUNSET NO. 2.
ante Sunset No. 2, 26 9) owned by the

Sn aa situated in the south ‘belt,: on

the east slope of Deer Park mountain, | feet wide and the Bluo Bucket. showa

one half mile from the business cen-
tor of Rossland, and just above the
nw & w. *cack. It is being vigorously
wat : with a force of 25 men and
two machine drills. In the tunnel 5}
feot n day Is being driven, and. in the
ahaft, 4j feet. On the 20th of Nov.
380) fect of work done, be-
. ond other
proxpen tw y hasan
Tall caper jot, te ips sean
evexything necessary f+ tbe ceonome
aval development vo: tne mine.
LE Ri
Roi mine bas become fame
oe ine greatest gold producer
in Canada, It has besides putting in
extensive and expensive ‘machinery,
paid for over 4, 500 feet of work, built
d and
nearly completed Rg ‘smnelter, and paid
000 in dividerds. It is situated
on the south-east slop:
ie. within the corners

north of Rosslond and is ow ened by
iA Jones, Hugh McGlynn;

feet.:’ Surveyed and’ crown: granted.
--BLUE BUCKET-AND PRIMROSE:

Owned by Harry P. Jones.‘Lovated

and a
niar neighbor of the Highland. ooie

five miles north of Rossland,

Monday, Nov. 165, the late’ purchasers}
a double compartment
vertical shaft, which willbe provided

This claim is owned by: the Brilieh

It is crawn
rantsd and basa shaft down on the”
Ore uscays from $6 to
$10, r ad is regarded as a mgood pros:

Tho Union is located three mites

ike’ “Moré
ie, E. Cronyn, J. A. MeDonald. Ad
Supplies wre ahait hag been ‘sunk on the vein 85
he} feet with’a tunnel and open ent of 35

Interests in Trail Creck
ropertica of‘ merit for
fovelopment work.

Vaated?

| ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING & “IN.
\VESTMENT CO.

A: The Rookery., Spoknne, Wash.

ia ae
NEWSPAPER *.;
CUT P
IF so
“ADDRESS

Let mogestimate und submit samples.

Primrose shows an_ iron

a T-foot quartz ledge on the surface.
ELECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE.

These properties belong to the Ger-

mania Gold Mining company and are
located on Green mountain just north
of Red mountain, three and a chall
mileg from Rowland, There is a
foot shaft and 80 foot p ton the
‘l i: ard wel
a r eee tr Obtained
at high-as 4
THE BLACK PRINCE,

Have ¥: ou

a THE CRESCENT

PS, come e and see. ‘US,

STUSSI BL.

ions dik c

FURNISHED:ROCM

WITH STO¥Es

Owned by the Black Prince mining
company, J. A. Kirk, pres., Hector|-
MePhereon, vice prea., G. A. ~Frager,
sec. and. tre. Lorated on the north
side of the Columbia river, three miles
below Trail. Work consists of a 40
foot shaft, 60 foot tunnel and Rbout
100 feet of open-cuts. Assays #18--

THE ELBA.

The Elba ie situated on Tackout
in ‘the south belt, just

the
i go, S000, ti ePied into 500,000
shares, par value $5 per share. The
mine is held at $5,000,000.

It has its own electric “Vight plant
and ity ore bins are builton the C. &
W. track, with a tramway to the Red
Mountain roilroad. The_ principal
stockholders are Col. I. N. Peytan,
Senator George Turner, Col, W. W.
D. Turner, Wm, J. Harris, Col! Wm.
A. Ridputh, L. F. Williams, Maj. J.
M. Armstrong, E. D. Sanders,

CENTRE 8TAR,

Owned by Centre Stur mining com-
pany, Oliver Durant manager. Capi-
talizution $1,000,000, shares par value
¥leach. No stock on the market.
There has been repeated refusals of
Farand hetter. The mine is situated

da town, half mile north of tbe buei-
tess center. Ic has four separate and

distinct, ledges which are developed Rosa eve:

with over 4,500 feet of tunnels, shafta,
drifta'a-sd cross-ruts. There are many
thonzn ad tous of ore on the dump and
in sight, waiting favorable conditions
-~-for 4:eatment,
_ fine locations in the camp and one of
the nost valuable. Ths latest and
micet imp! hincry is
on the property.
WAR EAGLE,
This mine and the Crown Point are
owned by the War f<19 Consolidated
Gold mining compauy of Toronto. It
adjoins the Le Rcion the weat, and
fas don over 5,500 feet of develop-| 9
ment work and paid $175,000 in divi-
denis. ‘fhe present managment Pre-/

south of the’ Crown Point,.and is
owned by the Elba-Trail Créek .Con-
solidated mining © company, -Robert
Barr, local manager. Thera isa shaft
down on the vein 100 feet and 1 con-

Feeling?

Tl She enre for it is a SUBSCRIPTION

TO THE

Rossland

3.00 and 3.60 per.
Suites of Roomr, 4.
Bingle Rooms, a. De :

: ‘come and. see. them at

Fu rs Wa nted. :

The Providence’Fur Company,: Prov
dence, R, I., wants all kinds of raw fnre;

Rossland

VOL. II. No. 206.

2b pees

Evening Record,

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, ‘FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1898.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

Wall Pape
Department.

NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY

LINE. # we eee oe oe oe

HL S.. Wallace’ s

Stationery, Wall Papér; Book,
Fancy Goods and Notion ‘Store.

Don’t Do It

Say you can't get any Face or

Toilet Preparation

You: want until you try us.
the most complete line of ms,

TOILET: PREPARATIONS
in the Kootenay. .

GOODEVE B BROS.

DRUGGISTS AND
STATIONERS @—

It pays to deal with Goodeye Bros.

Te Roi Fonsting
-and Tailoring House,

Opponite Ts stoffice

ak,
seca gona t our Tailoring department and
employ none bat first class workmen,

Pas

ih

.,. Wecannot afford to SLAUGHTER, our goods,
ag AU ane cheap fabor ‘and cheap work. 80"
if you want a fine Tailor made suit, go to

This is one of the | ton

tract let for another 100 fee wi bh nine
men working. :

NOTICE.

The annual meeting of tho British

ion Mining & Milling company, limited

ity, will be held at the offices of

iat company 1n Rossland, B. C., the

third Monday. in January;. 1898, for the

purpose of electing officers: arid trans;

acting such other business as may come
before it. Dated January 8, 1898.

Gzoncr A,.Fraser,
Secretary and.’ ‘Treagurer.

SEQREE ~ SOCIETI ES

rate a tae Magonie “Hat
Pigitio rethren portial ited, 2 le
an Birk) ip, N. G., John a Sanneen nic pitend.

‘oo WALL mm
8:00 o'clock. _E. J. Carsso
one ate ms 05
—Red_ Mountain Tent No. 4 niecis
rarrect bth We
in Kea in Yednesday of toh mons
—~—

United States Consulate,

és fo ae ‘WHOM IT MAY.CONCERN. .
it known that the government of th
United States. has. ertablished :& Gonguiae
Agency for the Kootenay District at Rossland
B.C., and further that the undersigned has
beeil daly appointed es Consular ‘Agent and

22) Rossland.

«21, K. :
every Friday's: Stontag at ahusaue Heit eet .
A. Clarl

sking, "ginseng, seneca, .&c.° Prices, tur
next sixty days are a8 follows: *

Evening
Record ses |

Price-list on: 21] other ford and
farnbhed: ‘upon application. Full prices
guaranteed, careful selection, courteous
realmént, and immediate remittance -

“Gold Fields of|— caer

Which daily gives tho tiews ‘Tf the grae

letures.
tater sah ges
ey olor remarkable
on
5 ‘Tremendous di
Panos arr
Pd Bones ‘Chict eae eae

J.H. Spiking- :
ASSAYER.
- Trail, - coe

all samples received by mail carefully

Epwarp Cronyn. :
BG . J. A. Macponaxp,,

5.8. Cute, Jit i

ing. moyed inte’ our. Fite Proof :

Avan

The Record Three: Satey Build (

\ Rooms 4x42 on Ground Floor |
Rigi Homme; : un sce Flog.

Palace:

Skating |

Rink.

O pen in Afternoon

froia 2 to 5.

Evening ‘7330 if.) 10:

from 10 to i

_ SKATES 70 RENT SKATES 20 RENT
: BKATES SHARPENED’ a a )

-- Palace Skating Rink.

Office and. ‘Business "Rooms
“ %K TO RENT *

We carry

THE STOCK REPORT.

Demands and enquiries for good
stocks are numerous and the outlook for
the fature of the camp never looked
brighter. England bas roused herself
herself to the fact that Britieh Colum-
bia isa profitable field for mvestment,
for her millions and we look for # steady
flow of capital for the developement of
our ming from now Won.

Quorations.

SPEEGH FROM THE THRONE

Opening Session of the Dominion
Parliament Yesterday at
Ottawa.

'|ABOUT. PROSPERITY OF CANADA

The Government Compelied to Take
Prompt Action to Preserve Or-
- der in’ Alaska,

The throne speech delivered at the

We have Buyers for Good Stocks,

ROLT & GROGAN

STOCK

ig of waa as follows:
“Honorable gentlemen of the senate
and gentlemen of the house of commons:
Iheve observed with great pleasure the
ieianpet advance in the political im-
of Ca-

Poaneerd Columbia Avenue.

Codes: Brpyorn, MonxiLt & CLovaH.

J. B. JOHNSON & Co

MINING STOGK
DEALERS IN} REAL ESTATE

is INSURANCE.

, We have sale for reliable stocks. Any
person having mining stock for sale it
Will Pay - -
to List-.- -

— with ns.

as B. Johnson & Co.

P. 0, BOX 41,

.| om into the dominion,

nada: daring the year which has just
closed. ‘the Joan recently effected has
shown thatthe credit’of Canada has ne-
yer stood so high in the European mar-
keta, and-affords reasonable ground for
expecting that the burden of the people

CITY NEWS CUT SHORT.

There were only a dozen people left on
|the south bound noon train.

The Le Roi company will employ the
surplus cash to buy custom orcs. for the
Northport smelter.

If your homes or stores. are bothered
with mice get a ten cent trap at Travers’
Hardware Store. They are just off the
pepper tree wlien it comes to satching
mice,

PEOPLE COMING AND Goine.*

“Thomas C. Gray is registered at the
Allen,

UST OFF Ti PEPPER TREE

The Performance at the Internation-
al Music Hall Is Hot Stuff,
You Bet.
“COME AND. KISS YOUR HONEY"

Harris aud White Continue to Be a

Mra, E, W. Ruff and daughter Minnie
returned on the evening train from Seat-
tle, where they have been visiting.

Details of the Heinze. Deal.

Drawing Card at this Popular
Resort.

A Montreal dispatch to the Toronto
World under date of January 28th is as
follows:

“Ag already intimated, the Canadian
Pacific railroad and Augustus Heinze
have come to terms, and yourcorrespon-
dent has been able to ‘ascertain. the
amonnt the young German from Mon-
tana has been paid by the big railway
to get out of British Columbia. The
agreement is that. the Trai] smoelter,the
railway from Robson to Trail, the short
line from Trail to -Rossland and the
lands received from the British: Colum-
ia ge idies ‘are handed

will in the near future be ially re-
duced. hy the substitution of a» much
lower rate of interest on our indebted-
ness than that which now exiats.! *

“TI congratulate you upon the exceed-

over to the Canadian Pacific railway for
the sum of $800,000.

“The narrow gauge from Rossland to
Trail will at once be wideved to the
dard by the new owners, who will

ingly cordial ded to the
representatives of. Canada at the jubilee
ceremonies, and also upon the warm
appreciation . manifested everywhere
throughout the mother country in refer-

«fence to the conduct of Canada in mate-

rially reducing the rate’ of duty upon

goods imported from the United King-
The action | of

the ind

the treaties with Germany and Belgium

algo affords -most satisfactory evidence of

-| their desire to facilitate your efiorts to

algo proceed to make the zradea much

easier and practically rebuild the road.
The line from Robson to Trail is a stan-
ard guage, is well built, and can be oper-
ated at once in connection with the great
railway syatem to which it now helongs.
“This transfer of the Trail property
will in no way interfere vith the project
ofa new smelter at Robson, suitable for
treating the silver-lead ores of that dis-
trict. On the contrary, the contract for
the Robson smelter has been given, and
it will prob be in full blast a good

the closest

) lee Xmas

We have afew TOILET)
and ‘MANICURE ‘séts left.
from our large stock which
will be sold... 2 eee eee sy

At Your Own Price.
Design the prettiest in town. ©
FRASER
The Reliable
-  DRUGGIST

Salada. Salada.
Salada.

Best, Purest,

h Canada and the re-
"|mainderof the empire, and will, I trust,
toth

while before the Crow’s Nest railway
reaches the footof Kootenay lake.”

Refused to Be Rescued.

ry gold

preservation: of-law and order in that
distant and ulmost inaccessible. locality.
Mensures will be laid’ ‘before you for that
purpose.

“A contract has been entered into,
subject to your approval, from the com-
pletion, at the earliest possible moment,
of 's system of rail and river communica-
tion, ‘through. Canadian territory, with
the Klondike and the principal gold-
fields, which it is expected will secure
to Canada-the larger portion of the lu-
crative traffic of that country. ~

“The bountifal harveat with which we

_ | recently: madetapon “the Ytikon. and “its

:| tribuupies sppearkely to result inan/Uregon on her way to “Alaska anchored
enormaus influx of . people: 4nto: that
",| Fegion,-and have compelled the govern-
ment: to take prompt. action for the

have been favored by a benevolent
providence “has contributed greatly to
the increase of prosperity, aud Iam glad

“Fort Wrangel, Alaska, Jan.. 29,. via
Seattle; Wash., Feb. -2.—The_stedmer

off Davia island yesterday, ‘and’ rescned
some of the passengers. of the_ wrecked
Corona, who were not taken “off by the
Al-Ki last Thuraday. One ship’s boat
which was in charge of the second offi- |.
cer of the Oregon drifted about four
miles down the straite and was not

The closing act at the International
music hall last night, which came on
just after 12 o'clock, was worthy of any
variety show. Kittie Harris and Pat
| White are a team in any country. Pat
‘was rich:in his German dialect and Kit-
tie was, to.use her own words, “hot
stuff.” She sang and danced and
kicked and smiled, and kicked and
smiled and danced. Strong men wept
with joy for the privilege of seeing her
charming face and ‘split their sides at
her wit, She went from one end of the
stage to the other pointing out men in
the audience upon whom, with Cleopa-
trian accent, she lavished such endear-
int phrages‘as, “4m y honey,” saying: “I’m
your warm baby,” “I’m your hot stuff,’
“Come kiss your honey, Oh, do come
and kies your baby. One man took her
at her word and climbed up on the stage
and hugged and kiased her plenty to
the great amusement of the crowd.
Another refused to come to her tempt-
n’g lips, so she crawled down off the
atage and upon his knee, kissing and
coddlirg him sufficient. One man alid
vut for the back of the hall. Whether
he was jealous or waa afraid his time
would come next is a surmise, All the
rest bravely kept their “seats, Perhaps
they were afraid they would not benext

Of course it was great fun. A merry
female voice could occasionally be heard
to respond from the boxes. When some
one was selected by Miss Kittie whe waa
known to the audience a great cry would
goup: That’s right! Go kiss her, Abe
or-lack or-Jim,-as.-the case. might be.
Yes," she’s your honey, Abe! Bhe's
your hot stuff!

‘Tlie admiasion price is only ten cente.
apybody can afford that.

" Hawallan Annexation.
_: Washington, D...C., Feb. 3.—Japan
has been removed.as an element. in: the
to the of the:

picked up for fiye hours. The
several men and Mra. Ed. Foster ‘and
her baby, suffered considerably from the

annesation of the ‘Hawaiian islands,
This reault hae been attained by the
of the

cold; they were well nigh ¢
About 60 of the Corona’s passengers
were left on the island. They would not
goon the Oregon unless all. their bag-
gage, outfits and animals :were taken.

United States.and Japan, as represented
by Minieter Toru Hoshi, which, by
practically settling the status of the
Japanese. i in Hawaii, removes the only
that haa existed

They had about 25 tons of lied ‘on

the beach, As it would take several days
to get all the ‘stuff aboard, Cuptain
Stepliens would not comply with the re-
quest. The people left on the island are.

the and more.

to note that the trade and of
i the

well lied with p dente and
bedding.

‘between the two governments. ‘The
exact; basis of thia agreement has not
yet been mad@ public, but the genera-
acope of it is understood to be a recognil
tion of the Japanese in Hawaii to claim
equal tights with the Japanese in the
United States after the taking effect of

amount and values of. her principal ex-
porta have increased greatly during the
past 18 monthe, and there is good reason

. Vancouver Kicking. «
Vancouver, B. C., Feb. 2.

2—Ata pub-

fhe treaty with Japan, proclaimed. in
1895.

tered Upon the duties of his oftee. The z—— Choicest e believe that his improvenient may | lic meeting held here tonight resolutions Heinze’s Deal.

Sontulne Agency is established at No, 25-27

fers to hold their ore until the com- assayed. Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

pany builds a smelter or can get bet-

ter freight and treatment rates. It

recently paid $700,000;for_ the Kmine.

Tt has all the necessary conver iences,

machinery, ete. The Columbia &

Western rv lway is built}to the mine.
SHE LILY MAY,

‘Ihe L ly May was the first location
ia this camp, May 27, 1889. 1t is new
owned hy the Lily May Gold mining
company, Senator George Turner, pres
W. J. Aarris, manager and Frank
Kizer, vec. and tres. It is located in
the south belt, two and a half miles |?
south of town. Development work
cousists of Gver 300 feet of tunnel and
shaft. ‘I'here is 150 tons of shipping
ore on the cump, which will average

hington Street, Rosaland, B.
FR, BLOCK BERGER,
. Consular Agent of the-United States.
Ronalaind, B.0-, Oct wth, 1899, ie

oe rc
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE i is pbereby given that the part-
porahip , bere stofore existing between
Dave Coleky and Phil. A Silverstone un-
der the name of Uncle Dave's Loan
Office, No. 20, Washington street, Ross-
land, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Dave Isky retiring.
fact A Bilverstone ia to pay all bills
by the said firm, and is authorized
to > collect all accounts duc said firm, -
Dave Corsry.
Pun A. Sinveestong.
Dated Jan. 6, 1808.

Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries,

ollgitors for the Bank of British North America
Money to Loan, . +

McBarpr Burupixe, Rosenaxn,

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued
Every
THURSDAY

Has constantly on hand a supply of

Record Jcb ice"

For Sale Cards

[One, Twe- and “Three Seats. They are Nobby try Toe

7 ph at ‘This ie

John W. Hartline, Prop. :

——~Sleighs!

-Telephine, No.

Cutters!

Yes, We Have Them.

.O,

If You are Get-

“ting Up a Sleighing Party see us about Kigs., Good Teams.

Corer of Colombia 4 enue, and | Washington treat.

vin the city:

Good Wining Property. ‘Shares of Stock in

Best location |

on THE MARKET.

O. M. FOX & CO.

106 E Columbia Avenne.

Good: Substantial Companies... i Town Lots.

OFFICE WITH ...,'

Wodsland Mining Abstract 00,

. Over Poet: Oftee:

aOnN SJAUKBON, Te, Agen

2 |ing the remainder of the year. I> ob-
serve with pleasure that certain govern-
ment oontraots, recently let, contain

to the

evils of the sweating system.

before-you.

the table at an eariy date.
1g Honorenie gentlemen.of the senate,

*“Gentlemen of the houee of commons,
the ‘accotnts of the past year will be laid
The estimates for the suc-
ceeding year will likewise be placed upon

‘were passed urging that Klondike miners
‘and timber licenses be granted only to
British subjects or citizens -of countries
that afford similar privileges to British
subjects within their own territory. That
80 long as Canadian lumber going into
the United States is taxed, an equal tax
should be placed on American, luinber
coming into Canada; that. there is no
need for the United States troopa to ac-

of the house of

the present hise act anda

Moasaies will be submitted to you re-
apecting superannuation, the repeal of

on the question of prohibition. These

in st with the laws.

company the relief expedition to the Yu-
kon; that the disputed . territory. should
be jointly; that the Amer-
ican vessels be prohibited from carrying
goods trom o..e Canadian port to another

There seems to be little doubt but the
deal between Heinze and the OC. P. R.
hasbeen made, although property has
not yet been delivered. The people of
Trail are naturally elated over the news,
because it gives them hope that the
smelter will continue to be operated,
while. .there was considerable talk of
Heinze closing it. The statement now
is made that the C. P. R. people will
algo’ build a smelter at Robson, which
doea not look reasonable if the Tasil
amelter iz to be kept at work. Ifthe C. P.
R. carries on a smelting business it would
be naturai for them to treat only such
ores as they were unable to get a long

No. 20-East Columbia Ave

For Rent Cards: - |
To Lease Cards < |
No Credit Cards
Furnished Rooms

’ Cards.

and other measures I commend to your
earnest consideration, invoking the di-
vine blessings upon the important labors
on which you gre again entering.”

Police Court.

Louis Hendrix, driver for the Ross-
Isnd Warehouse and Transfer compahy,
waa up before Police Magistrate Jordan
this morning upon the chrnge of driving
on the sidewalk. — As this wes the firat

haul out of. Their proposition to treat
ores: may be looked upon with some de-
gree of suspicion.

———

$202 ton. Mine provided with hoist, DON’T FORGET.

conureasor plant, machine drills. ete. Do not forget that the Ricoww job
GEM, ‘1 IGER AND UNCLE SAM. offes will eave yon vmoney, do your

Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At-| York promptly and in the best ty le.

kinon, A. B. Campbell, Thos. Coffey. 8-17-48

Locwi.t on one ledge in the south ————

belt, in line with the Crown Point and Wanted $,2000

FIEST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED.

os
‘LeRoi Avenue,’ ~
Rear Hunter Bro

MORNING

It will contain all the principal news
published in one week.

ROSS

OPEN DAY AND NIFHT.
A NICE, RESPECTABLE PLACE,

‘Red Star Livery and Transfer a .

Otfce, a, 9, Washington Street, Btables,®

Martin Rlock. Rich Silver Deposit.

E}Pago, Texas, Feb. 2.—Mining men
in this city are excited over a phenome-

Turkish Baths

and Massage.

There was’a little man
‘And be had a little roll,

the Homestuke. Gem, has a 50 foot
shaft and 50 feet of open cut work.
Tiger, 300 foot tunnel, 40 foot shaft
and 100 feet open cuts while the Un-
cle Sum has a 25 foot shaft and 150
feet of surface work.
EUREKA AND ELDORADO,

Property of the Erueka Consolida-
ted miuing company, H. P. Jones,
pren., - Coa, sec., E. Coldwell, trs.,
allof Rosslind. Located seven miles
Sonthof Russiund on the U. 8. side
shaft 80 feet, tunnel 100 with five ren
working. Ore iron-copper carrying
gok! and silver, sssaying from $10 to

only.
stock of
dicate,
known

Wanted to borrow $2,000 on Rossland
real estate at a low rate of interest.
Good security. Apply at this office. . tf

The Walters Co.|

Assorted Colors, Attractive Design.

Record Job Office).

BEFORE

The Recerd Job Office was pat
in the people of Roseland were
charged prices for work out of
all reason. The reghlar price

Limited Liability.

Drawer L. - + Rossland, B.C

Buy and sell legimate. mining stocks

Special attention given to the
‘he Canadian Gold Fields Syn-
Limited, operating the well

$87. Cupitalization $1,000,000.

SUNSET NO. 2 MINE

The Waterloo Hotell

TRAIL, B. C,-

for Sixteenth Sheet Dodgers was
$5.00 a thousand. We do them
for $2.50. You can get the beat
of work, full count, prompt de-
livery and be saved money by
patronizing the

RECOHD JOB OFFICE

Tenant Rates #2 Per Day. Fj
Furnished Rooms With o: ee as
‘Without Board,

OY: TERS. ~

Spokane street,

Mrs. Reynolds, See FORK MUTTON FISA

Tr. E. HALEY =—

aUccessoR To° we

Russell & Halew _

Se
WHOLESALE AND, RETAIL DEALERS IN

“GAME

‘Rossland, B.C.

THOMPSON

Ihave brdoka of stock in the following gompantéaf for sale

“Hareka Consolidated, West Le Roi and Tosle, Monita, "“Hémestake

Gopher, BR. E. ‘Teg, Evening Star, Monte Cristo,
‘and Silverines’ ‘+ %

Lots in’ ‘the Original .Townsite’

- THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND, B. 0.

:

Comfortable
Rooms

Brom t attention. Meals,
and lodging en $6 $7 ae
< PF ber week, Good spring beds

St. Charles Hvtel.

Oh, he couldn't sta; ome,

Not to save his eoul,

So off to Alaska be went, went, we-
‘When at last he reach 1e spot, nt.
By a blizzard he was caught,

And he was a total ¥ wreck, wreck, wreck.
Oh, the weather w:

That he Couldn't tig for pels

And-he got it in the nec! neck, neck.

island and

And for Hcketast was spent, Sf spent, spent,

The right of the Vancouver Coal com-
pany tomine under the sea between
town-

offence of the kind brought to the : police
court, sentence was susepnded.” Tho
court is dieposed to give the-public gen-
erally a good opportunity to know the
law after which he proposes .to enforce
* | it rigidly.

It Was’t Compuleory:. Three differ-
ent waiters ata hotel asked a prime,
precise, little professor at dinner if he
would have soup. A little annoyed, he
said to the ros waiter, who asked the

site is to be tested. Applicati

jbeen made tothe supreme court for an
linjanetion to prevent further working.

Fg it ye.
“No, sir,” said the waiter; “I think
it’a mock turtle.”’—London Tit-Bita,

nally rich silver deposit discovered the *
other day on the line of the Rio Grande-
Sierra Madre & Pacifie railroad in ‘Mex,
ico, 100 miles from. E] Paso. Francisco

nsado, of this city discovered the de-
posit three miles north frem the railroad
track, where it had been tramped over
for months unnoticed by railroad~men,
Conzado brought samples of the ore to
this city which assayed 26,000 ounces of
silver to the ton.

—_—
i if For Sale. ro
‘wo small marine engin

at this office. since. Apply