Rossland Cass See eet Salton River Valley
Reamiads Mining Co, Ltd, —o-

Cad
Rossland 18 likely to be dubbed the] QOSSLAND Mining Abstract c
MINE:

The Walters Co., Ld.
TAE GdATTENBARG

General Brokers.
ucity among the clouds” in to | sn Mines, Muvina SuaREs AND Mute Paopuots
har other appellations of “Golden City,”

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

1d Mines, first-class ‘Pros-
the “New Elderado, ete., if spring con-
Only One mile from the Nelson & fort Sheppard Ry.

d Standard Shares
tinues much longer to tread upon the
__noutemners, of the Board of 1
‘Gapital, $1,000,000.

‘articular attention given tothe orders of In-
heels of summer. ==
the
A DARMER, architect, Srd floor Daniels é& mai
Divided into 1,000,000 shares of. $1.00 each, fully paid and non-

dividuals and Syndicates, Expert reports on
physical features and titles,
Aside from assisting nature, the
weather has its uses, It is converted to] C, 4.DARNE! Building, Columbia ave
TAYLOR & Moller, architects, Taylor block,
Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as Treasury
Stock, the p: ds to be lied to lop t work ONLY. The

Correspondence solicited,
of occasions. A man meets
all man wa! 16 Columbia aye,
ABBAYERS,
promoters stock has been pvoled.

ROSSLAND, B.O.
afriend, brother or stranger on the ‘
WCLUETT, rear Empey Bros Ploneer i: | Notice is hereby
OFSICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.

etrect and says: “Good morning,” and
Cy Mayor of tecastan next. al
President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.C. ; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,
1M:

er

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD

BY BBER OC, SMITH,
Purlished evsry diay (excspt Sunday) and Weekly

ee ABOUT HEE WEATHER:
Rossiand Likely to Rival Ldidville ix
the naine of the Cloud City,

dd tight

| behalf of defendants, int
| reply ably jew the case on theif
| behalf, a 1 authori‘y to show that
the selection of lands by“ the company
| Was not in accordance with the subsidy

Lanwsley & Jeffers

Washington and First Sts.

of

RS SUP.

wa, Caps and Fuse, Axes, Ploks, Overalls,

Shirts, Gloves, Blankets, ete., ete, Prices as low as Nelson or Rossland, Save 7
aniles of packing, and buy your outitts at Cralgtown,

Mining expert reports furnishal on property. Assoas:nent work promptly at-

tended to for non-residents,
KANE BROS., Propnierons,

makes st-

I. N. Blake Gonitended It Was
9.0.BOx 668

Beyond the Power ot the
Railroad to Accept
the Subsidy.

DALLY
th Advan

act, and that the government or officials
had no pewer to horize the company
| to select and sur as they have or to
issue crown grants to then,

Mr. I. N. Blake replied brief-
ly to the statements of the
railway cousel . and closed the
case with a few eignificant remarks,
He said that he knew that the defend-
ants were correct in their sta ement ot
the facts and that his definition of th
legal points had not been replied to.
He detied the counsel of the railroad
colpany or any one in this court or out
9. it to say that the the conclusions of
law he had stated were incoriect. He
was there asan humble suitor to seek
| justice and not to curry favor with gov-
ernment or railway magnates. The de-
fendants were not responsible because

one ¥ - ‘
AMUSEMENTS, Me
POOL, Hilliards and Bowling, De Yoin's Place

East Columbia avenue.” You'll find all
your friends there.

Wood, Coal, Draying
and Job Work.

Pes!
P

nd.
» MoKenzig.

Sanitary and Notice 1s hereby given that we will apply at
Scavanger Work

Done Promptly

The following is a synopsis of the P. O. Drawer L.

Quartz Creek land case entitled the Nel-
son & Fort Sheppard Railway company
vs. Parker. It is taken from the steno-
grapher’s notes of the proceedings. Mr.
Galt opened the case on behalf of the
lel except I. N. Blake who ap-
peared in person. Mr. Galt referred at
length to the act granting a subsidy to
the company and deficient character and | the legislature and government. had
affidavit upon which the injunction was | blundered and they should not suffer for
obtained it, They were not responsible for the

2%, subdivision 9,
oe Dated May 15, 1897,

THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1897.

D.'P, BAGNELL,
8. A.D. NaLson,
J, M. Ernige.
tven that I will at the
‘Hoard of License Commis:
pply for

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

Good, Clark & Co.

Reay Estate anp Muvina
Brokers,

P.O. BOX, 562.

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE

OUTFIT, a friendly footing is established immedi-
ie i it mi i iting of th
A RANK ately, although it might be pouring RICHARD Marsh, 2. years’ experience in ext ating of the.
down at the time he remarks it is a treatment and mining of ores. Office next . lice!

“good morning.” The weather plays an | 400F to Hotel Allan,
important part in the affairs of man and
is a prelude to every kind of a subject.
The speaker or politician on the plat-
form always gains the will of his
audience by prefacing his remarks about
“the beautiful clitaate you have here.”
hing to strike up an
marks, ‘nice day to-

jlroad, Bunco Newspaper and

Bunco Mine Operators.

AND REFINING (0,

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

—_<—

t 24, block 29, subdivision of
striok lot 5 tn the city of Hossland. ,
“er . H.8. O'CONNELL.

Notice is hereby given that I will apply at
the next’ siting Sf °tho Board of Pecos
loners for the city of Rosstand for a li-
conse to sell liquors by retail in the premises
knownas the Queen’s Cafe, situate on lot 7, block
Sl subdiviston of district ‘Lot 635,
ated May
y A. H. Revapecx.

I, August Jackson, of the city of Ri
the Province of British Columbia, Hotelkeep-
ereby give notice that I will, at the next
6 Board of License Commissioners
dat Rossland make applic

Bunco I

BROKERS.
BAvER,& Parker. Mines bought and sold.
10 E Columbia ave. Members Stock Ex:
change PO 97
B, 8, COOK & Co,
+ and 7 Traders building.
CAMPBELL McCRAE CO. Ltd. mines and
‘stock brokers. 42 Columbla avenue.
FIELD, Hopbs & Co,, mines and stocks. Mem-
bers of the Stuck Exchange. Office Grand
Union Hotel.
RANK A. Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 265
Belleview Hotel.

New lot of shoes
just arrived . .

Rossland, 8. C.

Clarendon Cafe}

Cc. W. ABBOTT & CO.
No. 80 Columbia avenue

OPEN ALL NIGHT.

CG oO &eo.,
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and sold. Companier
formed. Rents collected, &c. Corres-
pondence solicited,

COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.O

Rossland, June 17.

—There is a time, for

words based ny

somile probabiti

wre @uinently proper and botu of
interest aud prodt to the community.

When however, a newspaper is a lim-

ited liability company, controlled by the

Corbin gang of monopolists and land

sharks, with an additional make weight

of wild cat operators, there is no wonder

mining brokers, rooms 6 | Commissi:

blood, gains time to
man out of the notion by WILLIAM E. DEVEREUX,
Civil Engineer,o
Provincial Land Surveyor and
Notary Public. Office, up stairs
in Weeks & Co’s Building.

COLUMBIA AVENUE, ROWSLAND

F,,¢ PETTIBONE & CO. mining and stock
‘brokers. Room 15, Collins House.
GOOD, Clarke & Co,, mines, stoc
estate, No. 28 Columbia ave. east.
JOUNM. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia
ave. We!

Blake then addresee:d the court | P'undering of the counsel for this. rail-
- rE : ! Z ue oe aulilepa al al court sway. Tt was the fwult of the railway
for neariy Fenn hone, He sald: company if they had failed to ascertain
The ninth section of the act of 1801 their legal: position and prov de for it
incorporating the company must he con daring the past tive years. He
strnad G Saab ane ad ‘ aid said what he thought aad what he
strucd in the str ‘ictest sense against the knew to be the facts and what he knew
promoters and in favor of the publie,/and had prove the law. If
and therefore.it only confers power upon | the suthorities cited and the facts are
the company with regard to lands taken not recoguized by this court they wii be
for the purposes of construction and |iM,the court of last resort.

3)
e Central Hotel.

he case occupied tw. days and a

that the weight of lies it daily publishes
ehould come home to roost and that the
town is sinking under the weight of mis-
representation it has piled up.

Day after day and month after month
it has published in large letters its rec-
ords of ‘‘great strikes,” marvellous rich-
ness, etc., etc. People have been misled
all over the continent into investing and
steered into the snares set by
bunco mine operators through this un-
principled sheet until the interests of
the whole camp are imperilled and an
unspeakable stench has arisen extend-
ing over the whole country with which
unfortunately the name of Rossland,
thanks tothe Miner newspaper, is mixed
up. Unfortunate investors cry aloud for
informetion as to the rich strikes so of-
ten reported and are looking to Rossland
forareturn. Let them in future kee
copies of the paper on the faith o

ich they invested and louk to the Ros<-
Jand Miner Co.,tlimited, for their money
and interest. Under such circumstances
itis nota matter of wonder that the
company owned chiefly by D. C. Corbin
should be made use of to bolster up his
falling cause so as to cover up the legal
blunders that have been made with
reference to the land grant he claims as
his, but which be nor his railroad ever
had or can have any claim or title to in
law. For this purpose the vials of
abuse has been poured forth by. this
unprincipled sheet on all those who huid
a different view and the Proceedings in

working the railway.

There is no power in the act in-
corporating the company to apply the
funds of the company except for the
of tructing and i
it. It is therefore ultra vires of the
company, cither to take lands not re-
quired for the purposes of the under-
taki r to pay money in surveying or | g
acquiring them as follows:

1. That in 1802 when the subsidy act
was passed the company were not legal- | ¢
ly capable of acquiring and hoiding the
lands referred to in the act, nor of ex-
pending money in performing the cun-
ditions mentioned in the act as prece-
dent to such acquirement.

3. The law presumes that the legis!a-
ture knew the legal constructige: of both
acts and the well known rules and legal
constiuctions provide that both acts
shall be construed in faver of the public | P'
and against the promoters ot those | P!
benvficially interested.

4. The subsidy act is practically a
contract with the railway company, &
corporation which in Izw’ has no cxist-
ence so faras the purposes of the sub-
sidy act are cone: ‘The sepsidy act
is therefore ultra vires void and of no
chee except as evidence of intention of

2.

half,
plimented
which their case was
briefly that the interests involved were
so enormous and the effect of the decis-
jon-co far reaching that he did not think
it would be right for a single judge on

title of the company to
was involved.

are
can appeal to the full court.

‘The judge, in summing up, com-
efendants for the manner in
presented and said

uit to attemp‘ todecide them. The
the land grant
He appreciated fully the

Private rooms for ladies.
Neatest and finest
of Spokane.

Everything new.

equipped cafe north

Service excellent.

Whereis BurtonCity

treng'h of ‘the

h
but he thought it best to let the matter
remain in statu quo until the trial and
would therefore not dissolve the injunc-

ion but would restrain the plaintiffs

during the continuance of the  injunc-
tion from applying for or acquiring by

crown grant or otherwise any additional

rights other than those posses:

them at the institution of this motion.
f the d d: issati

hy
they

The learned judge renarked that this

was perhaps in regard to the legal ques-
tions and ii
volved the most important case ever

magnitude of interests in-

resented for decision to a court of this
rovince. Wehave a verbatim report

in the].

wi

Moreland. late of Chicago.
n for wrinkles, pimples,

lackheads, 0

ring.

Imperial Baths
‘Now Open

Imperial Bl’k, Washington St.

Opposite Allan House.

Turkish and Vapor Baths and Massa;
rs inder the direction of Mailame
Chi ‘ace treat.nent
freckles
leaching’ the skin, heir

MADAME MORELAND, ¢.
PRoprigtress.

treat.
and

p.m.
m.+

he p ior
public interest. We understand the de-
fendants will appeal to the full court.

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.

J.J. Henager and Alex Wileon have

valuable mining properties in the

Get a lot at Burton City

The Fast Line
Superior Service|*

every traveller who patrontres

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

iS)

No. 1,

via
TACOMA and RORTHERN PACIFIC

Through ‘Tickets to all points in the

Going to Chicago
To Anywhere East *

Three (3;
and Stn
The Dri

for the snecess of Th

48 Washington 8t.
Portland. Oregon.

yr 6

If you are, see that your ticket fi
Minneapolis, St, Paul or Duluth, reads vic

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

Cc. ST, P. M. & 0. RY.
) first-class trains ‘leave Minneapolis
ul for Chieago on arrival of trains,

ve Wheel of Trade is Success, and this
¢ of railways as of business. (With this
hought in mind itis not difficult to account

16 Northwestern Ls

neo!

W. H. MEAD, General Agent.
F.C, SAVAGE,
Travelling Agent,

DIRECT CONNECTION
twith the
jpokane Falls & Northern Ry.
Trains depart from Spokane.
west bound,
2 2 east bound,
TICKETS TO
JAPAN AND CHINA

No. 3 passen,
No. | bassenyerleaves Tral
No 5 train leaves Trail

Calbia aad Westen Rally

Time Table No.4. Totake effect Feb. 3, 1897.

WESTROUND.
Daily except Sunday.
loaves Tra ce B:

result.

There is the young man who uses the
weather as @ stepping stone to the af-
fections of bis girl, and who after hav-
ing gain sufficient ground to use
honey-dripping words entirely, casts
aside the weather like a broken toy.
‘Whenever a lull occurs in conversation,
reference to the weather is sure to set
all the tongues wagging again. Itisa
safe subject. It is inexhaustible and
the number of nses it can be put to,
cannot be enumerated by ‘mere figures.

FROM THE RECORDS.
TRANSFERS,

JUNE 14,

Harper, Mike Spellman to James
Reisser and James H. Fox.
Young Le Roi Fraction, A. M. Nelson.
to John Rankin.
Centre Star Fraction, Jack Murphy to
John Rankin.
Ontario No. 2, 1-12, Nugget and Mas-
cotte, 1¢ in each, J. F. Lansing to H. C.
Bellinger. e
Ontario No. 2, 1-12, Paradise and Last
Chance, }¢ in each, M. A. Rush to H.
C. Bellinger.

J E. FULTON, Mines, Stocks and Real Estate
+ P.O, box 324, Trader's Block.
J. M. ROBINSON & Co., and mining brokers,

+ Office Taylor block, 136 Columbia aves
LANGLEY & REPASS, Mining Broker, Re-
cord Block. Tek

REGOR, Atkinson & Co, brokers and lan
Mc Room 1, Occidental building.
PATTERSON Johnson & Co., resl estate and Di
mining brokers, 93 Columbia ave.

ANDELL & POLLETT, 20 East Columbia ave-
ue, buy and sell inities and mining shares.
WHITE Bear Mining and Milling. Co., John

Y. Cole, manager. Office Commercial
block.

W2. BENNISON & CO., mines and stocks. 48
Columbia avenue.

the
Co!

a,

at

CONTRACTORS.

808. McKinnon, Contractor and Builder’ | }
UU oUE durage

DRESSMAKERS.
E . E. V. ROSS, formerly of Walker Bros, &
Mivish of Sait Lake. "eck Florence. Hoial
near Lincoln ‘Terrace.

UGGISTS. a
FP BASER'S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

DYE WORKS.

COLUMBIA, Dye Works, Clothes cleaned,

Li
dyed and repaired under post office.

SXPRESSMEN,
Bates, Transfer and Express. Head-
Montana barn.

Gity

Notice is hereb;

the
CB: HENDERSON, contractor and builder.
+P. O, Box 555.

2 and 2, block D,
land,

Bosalaat
Dated May 15th, 1897.

Notice is hereby given that the pndersigned
will, at Board octet

Dated the 15th day of May oor.

n that I will apply at
Notice is hereby give: a pp at

next sifting of the

Enown ns th \t
nown as the
in olock 41, subdivision of District lot 53,

‘of Rossland,
ated 15 May, 1897

the next sittin

Dated 15th May, 1897.
ven, that I will apply at
icense

hereby}
many or the

First avenue.

Noti
the

101

) at the next siti
nse Commissioners

16, in the

thi

given that I intend to apply
of the Board of License
at

Mary A. Watson.

is
care for the City of, Roasland for a

railroad.

McDonaLp & MUBCHINSON.
Dated May 15, 1897.

41, subdivision of District lot 535, City

(0
liquor by retail in the Cardi’ Hotel, lot 82
—_ 33, bioeke

‘Dated May 15. 1897.
Notice is hereby #1

UGUST JACKSON.

land, B.C.; G

ot PURE GOLD TREASURY.

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

Ice! Ice!

LOON LAKE ICE

situal

D McKetuaR

Board of

addition to Ross-

5c. each.

aud Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.C. ;
Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

Only a Small Number of Shares

Are left out of the first block of 50,000 shares placed on the market at
When these are gone the price will be RAISED.

This is one of the most promising properties in the Salmon district
It is a high grade silver-lead ore, carrying from near the surface from
$84.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton. i
pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin
SHIPPING before 90 days.
Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap-

Dolan & Bowers |p

I will

ion to the P or "ys

Secretary

‘odigh, il, B.O.;
: Bakers, the Bank of

A. M

It will

apply at
of License

Offices: 23 Washington St.
in

cm Telephone 48.

it
of

Joun Box.

A. B. FINDLEY,
D.D.S., L.D.8.

Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental

college avd Hospital of Oral Surgery-

Stussi block. Rossland, B. C

of the
r a license

of Résslan
town Oh iawn

Paradise and Last Chance, 4 in each, | CHARLES

M. A. Rush to J. F. Lansing.

Oro, 1g, H. CO. Bellinger to J. F. Lans-

os %, H. ©. Bellinger to M. A.| JF. TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.
» H. C. .

South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, iu groups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond

t wit
sheeaehen fas
y retailin the premises known
fhe Cave tel, on lot 18, in bl 16, in
oe Gel
ce Tae

from Spokane.
Connections made
departing from Trail.
Genera) offices:
Trail. B.C

@ court of justice have en P
sented with the view of per; a
foul wrong and inducing people to pay
money tu a land shark railroad outfit

it have not and never had anv title or

For information. tickets
ply to agents of the 8.F.& N. and its con-
fons, oF
¥. D, GIBBS,
General Agent, Spokane, Wash.
A. D. CHARLTON,

e
ided the v within five years
were legally capable of accepting the
rant which they were not, and iulfil-
ling the conditions which they did not
lo.

HARDWARE,

with all bosts arriving and
: ‘ A. MoBRIDE & Co,, hardware and mining

F. ». GUTELIUS,
General Su

The Waterloo Hotel

Louis Fourstze, BC.

Write-Up

ale ty the liad they pretend to
ant sell.
ruth is mighty and will prevail’—
Canadian,

Own
<p

STERS? FAIR,

Those Who Led in the Voting Contest
—Artistic Display.

Every one who has not seen the sis-
ters’ fair should do eo before it closes,
Scattered around the large hall in artis-
tic ie are pretty ar-
ranged booths draped in silk and flow-
ers. Neur the center isa wigwam and
at the rear is a long table where a tine
0-cent meal can be had for 25 cents.

Some really fine oil paintings add

- lustre to the scene. One of these is tame
roses bunched together in wild confu-
sion by Mrs. Dunlap; another is a study
of fruit by Mrs. Mitchell, and another a
painting of apples that is so natural
they seem real, by “Molly.”

Those who led in the ‘voting contest
upt -last night are:

Most po
Bresnahar

81; girl
nell, 68.

STORY OF A MANDOLIN,

The Friends of Officer Pyper Have Some
Sport at His Expense.

wi
Ci
C

5. Uader such cirenmstances no
estate in the land has passed to the
comjunys There has been no livery
of seizin,

‘The railway co:
no right te piss
Title to ground,
such as the presi
ultra vires: that is, beyond the legal h
powers of the Nelson and Fort Sheppard
railway company accept any Tand
subsidy from the legislature of British
Columbia, and the effect of this legal
doctrine is that any act arising out of it
is algo invalid. Hence the act grantin;
a subsidy to the company is invalid an
is merely evidence of an intentionon the
idize th

pany, therefore, had
mand certainky
on of tr

eS
Tn fact it wes | and will soon be in Tunning

money t
type—everything new. Save your order
and save money.

ili be given upon rersonable terms.
alt on them at &. W. Shupe’s store,
‘olumbin avenne, Rowland, tt

9 | SAVE YOUR ORDER AND. MONEY.

The Reconn’s job office has arrived
z order. We
ave as complete a job printing outfit as
will buy. New presses, new

5-12-tf
——
. IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The public are hereby warned against
time checks of of

part of the legi: to bi e
railway company and any crown grant
issued or act done under it by the gov-
ernment is invalid, void, and of no effect.
Sou positive is the law upon this point
that even the olicitor and counsel

ig the
Works at their
bearer has paid the Road
the Provincidl revenue tax,

full face value unless the
tax, #2, and
$3.

. McQuzen,

5-25-tf. City Clerk,

actin, for the railway com pany
in this case could not recover in un ac-
tion their fees. Nor could any surveyor
or other person doing work in connec-
tion with the land grant recover Ppay-
ment for services against the company.
Any mortgage or bonds issued upon the
security ot the land grant would fur the
‘same reason be invalid. Any share or
bondholder of the railway can

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

Noticé is hereb; tl fi
the st Of the’ caine!

6-15-2t.

come to this court and get an injunction
against the railway company restraining
them from applyin for or reveiving a
crown grant of the land under these cir-
cumetances or doing anything in connec-
tion with the matter. *
. Mr. Blake cited leading legal authori-
ties in support of his arguments and
also cases decided in the House of Lords,

ati

NOTICE TO TRANSFER LICENSE.

Notices is hereby

will make applic
Comin! ner

issioners
tot
"aul ise, on
reet to the Atlantic House on Firat aven:

JAMES SUMMU:3,
Dated June 11. MMM 2.

in the supreme court of Canada, in the
Ontario court of appeal, in. the United
States and in the state of Connecticut.

AND

sx Souvenir.

Tae Recoxp will-soon commence a

Gen, Pass, Agent,
No. 255 Morrison 8t.,
Portland, Oragon.

Write fora new map of Kootenay country

and

tamed that

undertaking.
sist of about

write-up of the Camp, which will be
revised, condensed and published in a

MIDSUMMER
SOUVENIR»

Thie first edition of which will consist of

10,000 COPIES

The mines around Rossland have at-
degree of developinent
which insures success and warrants the
The Souvenir will con-

100 PAGES

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The onl.

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Trains leave Rossland via the C. & W.

ie connect with steamers from Trail for

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‘or full information, tickets, rates,
ress

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t
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‘This company’s new steamer

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Leaves Kaslo 7:30 a.m. for Aius-
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Returning, leaves Nelson 8:30 p.m. on
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reer. Master.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.
If bound for Europe, or desiring to

Rush.
Belmont, %, J. F. Lansing and H.
Bellinger to J. F. Lansing.

Cc

AGERIO. Hi
PIRiE Wateon, Proprietor.

HOTELS.
(OTKL, Columbia avenue, West.

if
idsor total, aituat
of

Nugget and Mascotte, 3g in each,

F. Lansing to M. A. Rush.
Ironclad and Minnie, 1-6 in each,
F. Lansing and M.A. Rush to H.

J.

o ROSSLAND Laundry, throe doors east of Post

LAUNDRIES,

Office, Graham & Son, proprietors.

Bellinger, .

Minnie and Ironclad, 1-6 in each,
F. Lansing and M. A.'Rush to J.
Lansin,

J.
F.
A.

“A.

LUMBER DEALEBS.
8, KERRY & Co. lumber, etc., everything
in the building line.

Or. Oobra, , J. F. Lansing to M.

Rush.

‘Ore Cobra, 16: K. C., 1-6, J. F. Lans-
ing to H. C. Bellinger.
i‘ aC. 1-6, M. A Ruch toH. C. Bel-

linger.
JUNE 15.

RS. A. AND!
Mina

claim can be

MINERAL PSYCHOMETBIST.

by this
Cy
of the

Minnie B. K. 3, Sam Burke to F. M.

, James Burke to Andrew

Manson and Fred Adie.
Lincoln 14, James Burke to Thos. E.

D® Campbell, Stussi Block.
DE Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

PHYSICIANS. mi

King and W. H. Armstrong.
JUNE 16.

I i nd Honey Comb, in
each, 6.8. “Wickonden to C. "fee
ae d Honey Comb, 3 in

mn King an ‘one’ Ns
each, I, Schinitt and F. Swomack to C.
A. McKenzie.
CERTIFICATE OF WORK.

June 14.—Tangler, Princess, Lonize,
‘ : aeraey
bone, Me Competitor, Orap! a
Nellie Bly, Peont,’ Bon Accord,

La_Crescent,
8 Bell, Ethel No. 1, Elk No. 1
ion ing No: 4, Blue Bell No. 1, Tend-

u aster, Coin’s Finan-
cial School, Hadson.

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

PLUMBEES.

STENOGRAPHERS,

Mme ae are, Regrte ant te

ee eri
‘TURKISH BATHS.

OPE tpy ay tehs ee tare asta

bia ave. .

UNDERTAKER.
B. WHITE, Undertaker and Embalmer. No
B. *is\Lincolt street.

WATCHMAKER.

to sell liqus
Etown aa the A

Dated May 15, 1897.

land.

‘Dated April 15, 1897.
is hereb; ven that I will, at the next

siting ef the Hoge of License Go

for the City of

Heuston

‘Stel Kool
ae | division of distri

Dated May 15th, 1857.

to sell

as the Hot ai

in block 29, subdivision of
of Rossland.

Dated May 15, 1897.

ners to be
to sell liquor by retail in

Hotel sit

letropolit

known as

iota Band 24, in block “
TRICK CUNNINGHAM.

jAWES & GRAHAM.

z.
Dated May 17th, 1897,

Notice is hereby given that I will apply at the : 7
next sitting of the Board nse, Commis Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

for the City of
restr elite proaoe tase
the Win ‘on lot 19, blogk
District lot 535, City at, Rosfian

that we will apply at
joard of Li Uo

for a li
the premises know:

on lots 10 and

ict Lot 635, City 0

of Rossland, fora license

tes Per Day. Firet-Class
Tena altos Rooms ith or
Without Board.

FS
iy

Howson.

Finger Points

1d-fashi

ing the traveler at

Are the d way of di

icense Com-

McAULIFFE & CARSON
THE LEADING 7
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.

Groner Lopas.

mmissioners
to 80 er

ds. The finger of good sense points to the Canadian Gold’

Fields Syndicate, limited, as the best road to take from the cross-

roads of doubt, because it points to

intelligent development work,

thoroughly well done, to an ore chute 300 feet long, to two new
discoveries of very rich ore on the very top of the ground, to the
shipment of ore in 60 days and to SUNSET No. 2 as the best in-

in British C

i A

of their shares, now

Bossland,, British ©

Rossland Candy Co,

Fine French Candies made daily.

Best in Rossland.

Ice Cream Parlors.

y | 2 doors west Allan House, Columbia Ave

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone and cement
work done by H. Christensen, brick-
layer. Office at the gun and lock-
sop, Reserve street.

B. Gapnisy:

he premises knowo
‘om lote 1, and 14,
district lot 585, City

ME. ALLAN.

the ry
cuate Da lots 23 and
way addition to the

J.W.

e premises
1, situated on
“D", railway on

selling at par (10 cents) will assuredly place you on the high road

Write to
THE WALTERS Co.,
Rossland, B.C.

e

To Prosperity.

THE WEEKLY

‘Rossland Opera House

For Terms appl; to
Miss Lillian Beddard
MANAGER,
Spokane st. and Cooke ave.

June 16.—Ebbers Burg, Montgomery,
Twin Brothers, Morning, Black Prince,

June 16—-Monitor, Bors, Great West-
ern, Gold Hunter, Sunset No. 2, Ala-
bama, Adda.

He then showed that even if the com-
pany had power to take the land they
had not selected it according to the sub-
sidy act and that under that act they
would only be entitled to the land on
the east side of the track at Quartz
Creck if they surveyed it properiy before

Agent, Rossland,
, Trav. Pass, Agent

Miners’ and Prospectors’
Exchange anp
Development

3,
SDaied May 25

JOHN M. BURKE

‘Will examine and report on mines
for ale, and also on mines of which
stocai s being sold. if my reports are

and engravings for the front page have
already been d. The ‘y
preases and material have alreaiy been
boaght and paid for, and greon the way.

Officer Pyper won the $70 mandolin
that wasjrafiied away at the sisters’ fair
last night and thereby hangs a tale,
Police Magistrate Jordan, Attorney
Deacon and other friends of the officer.

bring out friends or relatives from
Ecrope, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent, or
communicate with

URBANK, one door west of Allan House,
Br Goiumble ave

H. M. M
Nelson, or to

Geo. McL. Brown, Dist.
Vancouver.

NOTICES.
Pass. Agent,

_ RECORD

SECRET SOCIETIES

0.0. F, meets
Ne Mie ta Y ‘Masonic Hall.

the
To the public: Frank MeCann, who for the

Pi O. Box 82. ¢ three months has been connec

supposed that he needed the mandolin
for himself. What was their surpiise,
however, to hear that it had been given
to one of the fair sex. Officer Pyper is
wondering yet how the information
Jeaked out. While he was present this
con impersonated the lady
judge pretending to bea
wain, tinkled away on an im-
aginary instrument, but ‘the mock
serenade had an irritating effect upon
Mr. Pyper’s nerves, for he strode out of
the room, slammed’ the door and said
something very forcible. ‘The friends of
Mr. Pyper, think it only fair of him to
announce which of the young ladies re-
ceived the gift, as there are about a
<tozen nore young ladies expecting to
receive the mandolin.

———
ROSSLAND LAUNDRY.

If you have washing to be done e
to the office or drop acard in the rnd
office and we will call for it.

Rossland Laundry, three doors east of
postoffice. 5-12-tf

a
IN HONOR OF JUBILEE.
Agrand concert by Rossland’s best
local talent. A grand ball with many
new features and prizes, at Rossland
opera house on Jubilee Day, June 22,
1897, under the auspices of the Ladi
Aid Bociety and the mayor and corpora,

April 8 last and got their crown grant
before that date. “That under the fourta
section of the subsidy act. even if that
act was valid, no crown grantgcould be
issued now for any land not properly
surveyed on the 8th of April last. That
the act passed last session only applied
to the fourth section of the subsidy act
and was not retrospective, hence did not

The Iloward House.

JAS. A. GOUGH, Prop.

Mining Headquarters. . . .

apply in this case, or at most to th
Jands mentioned in the fourth section.
fhat the survey of the railway land on
the east side’ of the track at Quartz
Creek was not in accordance with the
subsidy uct and that the railway
was therefore not entitled to
‘That the town of Quartz creck was laid
out on the west of the track on the al-

f dace
it.] ident; *

crows.

THD EXCAIGD ATO BANE

Surplus sud Undivided Profits 659.000.
Noover, president; A, J. Ross, vice pre-
¥. Dyer, cashier,

Specint case and atteztion paid
Spokane Wash, "Paid te mining

on

ternate block belonging to the crown
under the act and the Jand staked by
the defendants was nearly all on’ the
same side of the track and in the same
block. That the reserve was c.eated by
the subsidy act if that-act was good and
that the governor in council had no
power to go bevend the terms of that
act if indeed they had any power at all

STOCK AND MINING BROKERS,

TORONTO .

A. W. Ross & Co.

4 King Street East,
ONTARIO.

inthe matter. He then argued that
the law was clear and positive that no
exparte injunction such as was granted
should have been issued upon the mere

Keep your eye on Burton City

affidavit of the solicitor or
when it was not shown why_ the plain-
tiffs did not make the affidavit them-
selves and cited cases in support of his
views.

Mr. Bodwell on behalf of the railway
company, argued that the company ‘had
implied right to accept the land subsidy
an di i

tion. Proceed to go to the piano fund
of the Mechani lub and In i

Joun a

0 at as the
ion of the land was approved of by

Sanitary and Waer Tank Company

gE,

ROSSLAND

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For full information regarding routes,
folders, et>., address

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Or GEORGE 8. BAT TY,

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Steamship tickets to Europe and other for-
eign countries.

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—W. H. HURLBURT, Gun. Pass. AgaxT,
Portland, Ovegoa.

CERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENTS.
June 15.—Little Darling.

——
FINAL NOTICE.

solicitor, is no
d is not author!
to collect any bills

ma
for said com-
. E, O. Crafton, manager. SB1tt

the capacity of
wang monn tn caret |
to ke any

eve
Visiting
Schn:!

All ord for city work
muet be left at desk of Sanitary Inspec-

tor at the City’s Office, 117. lumbia-
organ Tuomas Brownies & Co.

Spokane Stamp Works,

ELDCTROTYPERS,
and manufacturers of Corporation
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.
Office at 126 Mill'street.
SPOKANE, WASH

Burton City, B.C.

TRAIL, B. GC.
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 properties, will buy

Elie Lavalley,
Christina Lake Store,

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

PRICES.

Ie Also Prepared to Keep T'ravelers.

stock for outside investors and will
protect them from wild cats.

E. S. TOPPING, |:

ra’ Union No.
ge Mitaponis Hall every

icCraney,

LAND Lodge, K.
every Friday
7:200'clock. A. G.

LAND Lodi
ROONer of G
the Mason!

TT. W.

U. W. Rossland

invited to attend. found not to be correct I will refund all

IAN Lodge No. 27, A. F,
meets on the evening of the first Thursda;
at Masoi
Visiting brethren are cordially
tend. fi. B. Moc!

v vt
Grecian, K. of Hand 3.

ige No. 06 of the, Independent
‘Order of Good Templa:
‘Wednesdays

ond and fo atall at 7 ovclock.

. Hughes, Secretary.

opt Will be Issued .

moneys invested cu same.

JOHN M. BURKE, Rosslaud. B.C

Company.

Incorporated March 8th, 1897,

Hall, Rossland.
miiaily invited v0 at
Secretary.

. 21, will meet
oor Masohio Hall at

Every
MONDAY
MORNING

No. 38, W. F. M.,
‘Wednesday
cordially in-
president, P.

ry. seC-
f
Mrs D. R.

No.8. There will be a

embers of this lodge |Tt will contain all tbe principal

Joseph B. Dabney,

Dabney and Parker,

‘Mines examined and reported on.

Mining

and Neal and Bedford McNeil’s Codes.

J, L. Parker
Mining Engineer

Mines and Mining.

Special attention given to the placing of
and the of

Ross , President.

Gen. Chas. 8, Warren, Vice-President.
. reasurer.

Wea Gaither, Solicitor.

‘Thos. J. Corrigan, Secretary.

OFFICES: DOMINION HALL.

restors will find it to their interests to visit
Pecseeeetis ipdtises tier at
Sapingd ol eee ee fea

mines.

Cable address, “ Parker, Rossland.” Moreing

y at 7:30 pal
iting brethren are
Parkers Mester Work-

news published in the Daily
and a resume of

TO PROSPECTORS. —
We are making a Specialty of

ties and are daily
INCORPORATING ;
propositféas in-all Districts of
B. C. Tressury stocks all
listed East. For further p:

ticulars apply to *
L. C. DILLMAN,

stocking good mining proper- yi

Dated May 22, 1897.

«SUNDAY DOINGS”

u in tl jowa:
, subdivision

J. H. Spiking

All samples received by mail carefully
assayed,

ASSAYER,

Trail, = - - BC

of dis-
land.
eS OTCONNELL,

NO

Raguire about Burton City.

11 & 12 Sherwood Bik,
Spokane, W:

right of preemption,
Stim.

Notice is hereby given
\d adjoining the
recat indeoded in the

i Synopsis of the Ser-
TIOR: Including a}{Syaop:
bat 1, ciel gon cnons delivered at the ’
Zenith Boundaries

by
ree Pn winnie different Churches

‘townsite of Ross!

fon of Com
Specialty.

John N. Blake,
CONVEYANCER, ETC.

{men Incorpora-
Miner Compania’ and ‘ites to Leeds =

he entire Kootenay
clgecresponsionce solicited, Cable
@.”” Use Bedfori MeNeill’s Code.

T. J. CORRIGAN, Secretary.

The ‘Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd.

OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRASER'S DRUG STORE.
Mining Stecks and Claims bought and seid.

Gro. GuRD. Secretary.

Cc. W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines and Mining Stockbrokers °
11 Post Street.

%EColambis Ave. ROSSLAND 6.0.

SPOKANE WASHINGTON.