ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY 17.

igoo.

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING,

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PUBLISHED DAILY, BXOHPT SUNDAY
OFFICE: pester PosTOrFICR BLOCK.

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pplication.

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Ti RRIVAL AND CLOSING a
OF MAILS,

DESTINATIONS.

CLOSE | | DUE

Revelstoke and all points]
vane

mn Canada,|
Betish ele ‘and. all’ Euro;
‘and- other foreign coun-

Robson, | Naku so."
aleyon in
aa. all Slo i

Deer Park Monday, Wed-|
Inesday and. Friday ‘Nelson!
land connections. ns.

Nelson Kiso,

land all Koo
Kuoten an

[Pass connections.

pokane. North and
Ra points th Un Cinited States.

All’ the Boundary district}
*|points Between pues le an
samp MeKinn

Seti.”

70 a.m, rit tOr4
daily dai eo

‘Australla, China and Japan—See special notices:
Letters ‘ration must be posted half an
haar ters {Sus te the time Lor closing the mails,
he postoffice is open from a.m. t i
aan’ Gitepe sundayh ie Gare

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Arrivefrom DESTINATION, Leave for’

Trail, Nelson and
andBonndary coun-
ra Fics except

10740 P.M,

‘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.

GET A MOVE ON.

The Velvet mine on Sophie moun-
tain has shown up bodies of ore
which justify the opinion that it
will equal the Le Roi on Red
mountain with an equal amount of
development. Other mines on
Sophie mountain have shown up
equally well in proportion to the de-
gree of development done, and
there is strong evidence that Sophie
mountain contains as much min-
eral wealth.as Red mountain. The
owners of these mines have hitherto
done business in Rossland, and are
willing to continue to do so, if. the
way is made easy for them to come
heres

But the way has not been made
easy to Rossland and the people of.
Stevens county, Washington, are
making it easy to Northport, in that
county, by building a wagon road.
The late government spent $7c00
on an uncompleted wagon road,
which goes down one mountain only
to.climb another and complete the
ascent to the Velvet mine with a
hideous switchback. This road,
being unfinished, cannot be used
and is.so badly located that, even
if it were finished, it would proba-
bly not be used. But there is said,
by those familiar with the country,
to be a route by which the ascent
could be made by easy grades and
without a switchback.

The question is whether the busi-
ness of Sophie mountain, which is
rapidly increasing, is to come to
Rossland or to be taken across the
line to Northport, thus adding an-
other to the pieces uf Canadian ter-

| necessary to say that if a loan of

on the one hand and a trail to Ross-
land on the other, they: will not al-
low sentiment to stand in_ the way
of comfort, ease and . economy.
They will take the road and Ross-
land will get left.
This question must “be settled
this ‘summer, it it is to be settled
Rossland’s way. The government
must change the line of its road,
so that it ;will continue to climb
when it has once begun. = It 18 the
business of Rossland people to
convince the government that this
must be done. They can. do so by
thoroughly examining the.rouite and
by stating in a, succinct, forcible
shape the merits of the proposed
route, the traffic which it is needed
to accommodate and the prospec-
tive traffic which Sophie mountain.
would afford. All this must, be
done before the new. legislature
meets.on July 5, so that the repre-
sentative of this.-riding may go
there primed with all data.necessary-
to-secure.the appropriation-for _im-
mediaté use,» The intervening time
is not too long to prepare a strong
case. . aoe es :
The town which gets. there _first
.with.a. wagon “road will get the bus-
iness. Rossland must hustle if, she |
jatends to'win the race.

A FEW COLD. FACTS.
x = rary “

Mr. Martin talks so glibly about
the ability of the province to borrow
money to build his great railroad
that the Colonist tells how the pre-
vious. provincial loans were raised
in order to show the difficulty” of
floating another. It says:

“When Mr. Turner placed his
loan on the market, the public did
not want it at .all; when he placed
his second loan, the public took a
portion of it; but when -Mr. Cotton
issued the loan of ‘t899,\ the public
did- not bid for any of ‘it. Under
these ‘circumstances it is. hardly

from $8,000,000 to $20,000,000
were placed upop the market to be

of the drainage and navigation can-
als on the waterlevel of the great
lakes,

Having failed to obtain an en-
dorsement from Sir Wilfrid Laurier,

the-latter, accusing him of standing
in with monopoly, Yet he. poses
as the Liberal leader of the province.

Cleanliness Our Motto,

As I liave bought over the Wash-
ington street Cleaning. Works, 1
have remodeled the building and}

dition. and circumstances to. do
cle ining than it has ever-been done
in British Columbia,» having had
experiencd in Buttes.Montana, I
am also -prepared to guarantee all
of my. work on all. kinds of ladies
and gents wearing» apparel, having
new machinery, * better manage-
ment, ete. You, -along with ‘all,
are invited to. inspect. our business
quarters and give-us'a trial. -

-* Mrs. F-Wep.akg, Prop.

“EB EL Hunrer;- Representative.

The Trail Creek Liberal- Conser-
vative association ' meétings will-be
held every Monday ing in the

Mr. Martin turns around and abuaes|

works, and am now in better con-; .

——THE—_

MONTANA
STABLES.

—~s

HANDSOME SADDLE HORSES
STYLISH TURNOUTS,

PHONE NO. 6 FOR A GURNEY

iF, W. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM .HOUSE BROKER,
In Custom Houre pullelogs

ir ae ee
Washington street. Roseland, B.C.

A, G, CREELMAN;

CONTRACTOR

AND: BUILDER,
Estimates fiirnishtd on “all kinds. of ot Job-
bing promptly attended to.

Office and shop: Comingréiat Court, rear “Alham
bra hot tel, P. O. Box 315°

Mackintosh committee rooms, over
the.old Bank of Montreal. quarters.
Rooms are always open for, the -re-
ception of~ visitors, where voters
may register and receive general in-
formation:

at

MORTGAGE. SALE.

Under and" by virtue , of the powers con-
tained in a certain

INVESTMENT 60.

Head office, Tmperig building, St James Street,

Authorized Capital,
Subscribed Capital 07

which will be produced at the time of the
tale there will bo ollered for sale by publi:
‘auction, at the oifice of the Registrar of the
Supreme Court, Trad lero’ block, “Lincoln
street, Roseland: Bb. O., on Monday, the
(ith day of May 1900, at tne hour of two

This Company has opened a branch ofice her
Me ore ealouing! Board of Management.”
Elmer A. Rolf. Hon Thos. Mayne Daly,! "0, C,
jam Chas. R paolo
Sectetary-Treasurer, eW ya ‘Paldinge

o'clock in. the Au
Broperte lot-3, block 60,'in ‘he Hos ot
osslatidy pocording to. plan. number

being on Le Roi avenue, between St. Pau
and. Monte Cnsto streets. On the-property
is situate a one-story frame dwelling hous e,
iwo oe shingle-roof,
terms and conditions of sale. a
‘further particulars appl

1 & Deacon

XY
sender and Solicitors, Hossland’, Cc.
5-2-gt cod

}

public, and
repayable in monthly rettaiments,

Fo. further information, apply to

W. A. FALDING,

retar’ atreaiear
Bank ef Montreal Chambers, | shana la avenue.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

expended in constructing a railway
parallel to the C. P. R. -and certain
to be non-paying for some time at
least, the public would not be likely
to bid for it. For this reason the
whole loan would have to be’placed
with underwriters, who would have
to sustain the value of our stock in
the market, in order that the value
of their security might rot be de-
preciated. To enable them to hold
up the value of such a large issue, it
would be necessary for them to get
the loan at a large enough margin
to leave a profit against any event-
ualities; but the mere fact that the
selling price to the underwriters
was low would have a’tendency to
depreciate the stock at once.”

These are cold, hard.facts for
those who. are enamored of Mr.
Martin's government ~ railroad
scheme to digest.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Prince of Wales’ race horses
seem to be all mascots this year. ,

As the government has a surplus
ot $7,500,000 this year, it might,
get tid of a little of it by abolishing
the duty on paper. A big surplus.
is almost as great an evil as a de-
ficit. The Rscorp says this on
theory only, for newspapers are
rarely afflicted with a surplus.

Ernest Ta-ra-ra Hooley has come
to the surface again in Russia, with
agrard scheme. The czar may be
adirector. .

The News-Advertiser calculdtes
that, even if Mr. Martin. were to se-
cure the $10,000,000 needed to
build his Coast-Kootenay railroad,
provision would have to be made
by taxation for at least $500,000
interest on that sum while the road
was under construction. Additional
funds would have to be provided to
pay interest during the first year of

In the matter of theestdte of Iessie Tay-
Jor, late of the city-of Rossland, in the
ce of British. Columbia, widow, de-

ce

‘Notice is hereby given that all creditors
and others having cluims ngainst, tne os
tate of the said Hessie lor, deceases
wo died on oF Liece'the ah doy of dane

the ist day of June, 1500,
province of iitish

the official arinuinisteatary
an

of the dec
thereto, hav
of which Te. shall the o
that the said otlicial ndministrator wil
be Hahic for the snid assets or any part
thereof to any person ur persons of whose
claims notice shall not have been received
by him at the time of gnch distribution,
‘Dated this ist day of 3 D... 1900.
MAGN table & Deacon,
“Solicitors for James Ferguson Armstrong,
Qfficial Administrator for the county, 6
Kootenay.

00, are required on ot jeetors ,

y ¢! Harry Mclatosh - -

™ Rolt & Grogan

Washington Street, Roseland, B, C.
Sen °
Furnished Roots.
First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, tree of charge.

Proprietor.

FOR RENT.
Office on first Hoor 118; Block.
Office and rooms ot. second floor Burns
Block.
Large Warehouse in center of town.

FOK SALE.

—
——}

CLARENDON GAFE,

Under the Management of
MISS SWANSON,
THE BEST MEALS,_~
SEE

Gate and
Poultry in Season

‘| Hotel and Saloon on Second avenue.—A

«| Monday, the 4th d

Seven-roomed Dwelling house, plastered
good locality.

splendid business opportunity.

City of Rossland, Court of Revision.

Notice is hereby given thatthe firat annual
sitting of the court of revision for the
purpose of hearing all complaints against
the assessment for the yea ,
made by the assessor of the city of
Rossland, B. C., will he held in the
council chamber, city hall, Rossland, ‘on
jay of June, A. D.,
1900, at 2 o’clock Pp. m.
Wat, McOvses, i
Clerk.
City rales Ofties. Roady ines Cc.
April 30th, 1

:
ic
a

HOTEL HOFEMAN,

Dry Goods and

THE CENTRAL}

{THE CENTRAL!

Clothing Store.

Beautiful

NEW SHIRTS —
IN P.K,, GRASSCLOTH -
NAVY BLUE DUCK,

gust THE CORRECT
SHIRT ‘FOR ‘THE
FINE WEATHER ——~

a reer

Cor, First-Ave. and. Washington St.
# Seeosasaseseoss: leo eoenee

Men's Suits $5 to $10
“ONE: PRICE. STORE.

A Five Cent-Counter.

Some of the Bargains at the One
Price Store, Spokane St:
Since taking’ over the’ stock of:

Gibson’s One Price Store, it has

been added to considerably,and each

day brings new goods. Among other
features you will find a counter for
useful household articles at 5 and

1o cents. Sweaters are having a

great run. They are. all wool,

closely knit, and all sizes to fit the
smallest boy or the largest’ man.

There are hats and caps to go with
them.

Hats—Our shelves are’ stocked
with Fedoras... There are many of
them we sell for 50 cents; others,
$1 and 1.50.

Miners ‘jackets—Something new

wool $2.25 to. 3.50.
“For women, ‘we-keep.a line of
useful household articles.

Here are some bargairis:

‘Waiters jackets, 75c. -"

Belts, 25 and 35c.

Baby moccasins, 20c.

Dog collars, roc.

Heavy all wool blankets, $3 50, $4.

Colored shirts, soc.
, Colored shirts, collars and cuffs

NON-PERSONA)

FOR DEVELOPMENT

7 1-2 Cents

and can be had o
22 Columbia Aveuue,

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

Property situated on
River, Erie District, B.C.

Fifly thousznd shares of the Company's Treasury Stock is now
offered to the public at

L LIABILITY.

North Fork Salmon

PURPOSES, ONLY.

per Share,
n application to
GEORGE H. GREEN,

hed, 50c,

*Fedora hats, §0, 75¢ and $1;
Womens’ fancy garters, 15C.
Jumpers, 65c.

Boys sweaters, 75¢.

Men’s gingham shirts, 4oc.
Men's flannelette shirts, 4oc.
Heavy woolen shirts, 75c, $1.
Socks, 15, 20 and 25c.
Suspenders, 25c.

Men's four-in-hands, 25¢.
Children’s Windsor scarfs, 25c¢.
Handkerchiefs; 10c:

—Lined and unline¢—Best Scotch]

Socks, 2. pair for 25c.
Linen collars, 3 for 25¢.
Ladies’ jackets, $2: “to 5, worth
‘$10. and. 12.-
Miners summer jackets, all wool,
unlined, $2.25 to 3.50.
Men's suits, $5 to 6:;
Men’s night robes, 5oc..:
Towels, _10¢. =
Trunks, $4.50 up.
Overalls,- 65.
Men’s trousers, $1.25, 1.30, 1675+
Fancy pincushions, roc.
Cuff buttons.and shirt studs, 25c.
Paper collars, 10 for 25c.
Patent corkscrews, ‘5c to 20c.
Handsome table mats, $1.
Fancy table covers, $1,
Thermometers, 25c. :
Men’s. underwear, 75¢, $1, 1.25
and 1.50.
Fancy belt buckles, 1oc.
Watch: cases, 25¢.

Here Are Our 5c BARGAINS

Buttons per card, 5c.
-Gorn poppers, sc.
Collar buttons per doz. §c.
Corkscrews, 5c.
Cake tins, 5c”
Darning cotton, 3 cards, §¢.
Darning needles, 2 pkgs. 5¢
Elastic 2 yards 5c.
Hooks and eyes 2 doz. 5.
Hat pins, per card, 5c,
Hose supporters, 5c.
Ice picks, 5c.
Looking glasses, 5c.
Safety pins, 2 pkgs, for 5c.
Screwdrivers; 5c.
Stocking supporters per pair, 5¢
Smoked eye glasses, 5c.
Sponges, 5c. —
Shoe laces, 2: pair 5c.
Memorandum books, 5c.
Hand brushes, sc.
Tape measures, 5 feet 5c.
Toasters, “5c.

ONE. PRIGE STORE,

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAY 17, 1900.

Sc
contro Star Hoist Heady to Run
‘The Centre Star hoist was turned
over last night and worked well.. It
was run by compressed air, the
steam pipe not -having | been. com-
pleted.

_

cP. B, Officials Coming Tonight

A party of C. P. R. officials, who
have been inspecting the lines in the
Boundary country, will arrive here
on the train from: that district at
10:40 tonight. The party is com-
posed of D. McNicoll, vice-presi-
dent; Robert Kerr, passenger traffic
manager; G. M. Bosworth, -traffic
manager; W.R. McInnis, general
freight agent; and Allen Cameron;
assistant general freight agent.

ROADS TO ‘7wHE

Line Secured to Coltimbin-Kootenay—
New War. -Hagie Road

The city is, now: engaged in loca-

ting roads tothe mines, which will

not cross private property, avery

necessary step when the- revival of

business has’ given a ‘imulus to

Albl and Albo Case Adjourned,

The case of W. R. Albi and M.
A. Albo, cliarged as principal and
accessory respectively in. an’ at-
tempt to kill Herbert’ McArthur,
was remanded by Magistrate Boult-
bee this morning to. Friday May 25,
McArthur has been doing as well-as
can be d'since the operati

Ba:nbler-Curiboo

tathmullen
public. ..

t. Blino Con

which failed to locate the-bullet, but
gets no relief from the paralysis of
his legs. .

Sweaters for men and boys at the
One Price Store, Spokane street.

Pushing the fron ‘Mask Shafts,
Both shafts of the Iron Mask aré
being pushed downward ‘without
interruption, The east shaft is ncw
down 275 feet andthe west shatt
over 500 feet.

vablished May, 1805.
THE RE .JDIN- /ACKSON:CO.,

Aimiveo Liamte.ty.

MINING AND INV:

line of all.
ceived at O. M

BUSINESS LOCALS.

McCormick’s uits, the finest
A consignment just re-
Fox & Co’s., 106
'E, Columbian ave. Tel. 60 and 20.
Hazelwood ice cream, ice cream
soda, G. B. chocolate, fresh cut
flowers, etc., at the Bon Ton. tf

Thomas Stout, the druggist, has
removed to more commodious
premises, No. 8, First avenue,
near Washington street.

g-11-6t

CLASSIFIED.

CANDIDATION PLATFORM.

To the. Kicctors, Rossland Wilding,
Went Kootenay

Flectors: 1 enn “nw candidate for the

provincial at the

germs of discontent and’ consequent bits
terness, by dealing with public works
irrespective of lovality or political afflia-
tion,

10. Devolopmént of farining,dairying,
stock raising and fruit growing resources

elections, and [favor
policy:

1. An administration . composed - of
those whose practical experience HT]
enable them to deal promptly and efli-
cient!y with all detaila with

the ‘following

by to agricul-
tural societies, when by such arsistance
it may be demonstrated that reasonable *
benofits will accrue to the province.

11. Increasing the usofulness of a
bureau of labor ee ae statistics by

the departments over which they pre-
side.

2. Sunctioning no large expenditures
other than really necessary, ‘until’ the
ability of the province to bear such is
clesrly ascertained, This -should not

“Yapply to bridges, trails and roads in

BROKERS.
‘Agents for ParisRell Addit fon to Rossland

TODAY'S. STOCK SALES, .

Following is a summary of the

sales ‘on the ‘local : exchange today,
her with tiie ‘qi

Mosslnuid batéai~

“Sales today on the local exchange
Winni

building and caused property own-
ers to fence in.their lots and erect
houses on them. > a

Ap arrangement “has been” made
with the Nelson. & Fort ‘Sheppard
Railway company- by which’ Fourth
avenue will be graded from Monte
Christo toGedrgia. street -by the
city. The ‘raiJroad“:has agreéd to
deed the necessary! land for ‘a road
from Georgia street along the slope
of the hill to a connection with the
old road: to'the Columbia-Kootenay
mine. When ‘this’ deed'has’ been
given and the city thus.. secured
against. having “its “work thrown
away, the road will be graded and
aty_ future. plat of the ground will
have to confort to. the line of the
road. | * 2

The War Eagle company is mak-
ing anew road as an extension of
Davis street in. place of the one re-

cently closed. by-fencing and the}

city is grading. a road.-up. Davis
street to connect with it.

ee ee

Miners’ summer. jackets at “the

were as Peis; 1000,
1500, 1000,’ 13¢5 Rathmullen, ° 500,
5005 ae; Braddon °& Golien
Crown, 5000, 22¢3. Peoria. Mines,
10,000, 134c; Giant,»-5000, ‘2c.
Total sules;-24;500 sharess: *:

eer Trail N
eer ate fnew].

gouge Bow

SaBeore

Kno!

Lone Pine Consol.
Minnebaha ...

Monte Christo.
Montreal Gold Ficids:
Morrigon...

Okan ean Assess. ala e
Old ae Xf ea
Palmer Mountain -

One Price Store, Spokane Street.

G. E. Benn. M. H. McMahon
CHARLES E. BENN & CO.
BROKERS AND ACCOUNTANTS.
Buy, sell afd trade Stocks and Real Eeiate for | a

V & N'Phone83.

ne 8: us
Cotanola "Phone sx. PO Box 468

Advertisements under thie head inserted at’ the
tle of One Conta Word. Nothing. taken for
tess than 25 cents, Six insertions, i r.00.

newly di dinining camps.” ~
3. Preparation of full, authentic and
substantial financial stutements of the

TAILORING.

neal

Fashionable Merchant, ‘Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goods in Kossland. None but first-class
labér“ employed.” Prices moderate, ~ Columbia
avenue, Rossland. 7

OQ. SAVARD,

hee’ FOR RENT. ~~

Telephone 86. P.O. Box 268

A S B; MACKENZIE & ‘CO.
MINING BROKERS,

Columbia Ave, Rosaland .B. 9

FOR RENT— Chree roomed house and sity
water, $9.00. T. Prest, 26 Columbia ‘avenue,

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE—Doeuble lot? First. avenue} $250.

=| P-Preat, 26 Columbia avenue.

FOR SALE-Good _four-roomed, house with
‘ot; ceritral; $ss0. T. Prest, 25 Columbia avenue.

prov , together with lund and forest
areas aad their probable values.

4. Convinced of the wisdom of asiet
ing railroad construction as proved by
the experience of other provinces,
would favor -s system of bonuses, sur-
+rounded by reasonable. checks and safe—
guards. Without feeders to the main
lines, the setlement in the intericr muat
naturally be retarded, the coast “cities
Veing deprived of many supply adyvan-
tages. accruing from i ammi-

the ' official,
whose services ould be utilized In har-
monizing conflictine interests and arbi- ©
trating upon issues threatening to dia
turb the peace and progress cf any com-
munity.
12.. Miniators of the Crown and their
officiala being stewards acting for the
public, I would insist’ upon due expedi-
tion inthe issue of crown patents, and:
prompt departmental settlement of dis-
puted claims; the taxes paid by unincor-
porated sottlementg to be devoted, as far
ag possible, tow: ards assisting the taxpay-
ing diatrict.

13. Careful consideration. of the re-

of various 2

removing if possible the question from
the political arena, by such legiulation 6 as.
under the circumstances, may be deemed
advisable, due ¢ care being taken to securé
to outlying districts, as well ag rapidly

gration and internal improvementa, At
the present junéture no thinking man
(would commit biméelf to a snap de-
cision in connection with the subject ot
vost ownership of railways, It

FRENCH HAIRDRESSER.

‘Specialist in gentlemen’s hair cut-.
ting:and all Rinds of ladies -hair-
work, -

ProrF. DeLzon,

-\B;."REcoRD office,

Special : attention given to gentle: ¥
.. |mens hair cutting and shaving.

, FOR SALE—House 12x24 feet; plastered, with
wWoodshed. Head of St. Paul: street. To H.
soot,

FOR SALE—Fine lot, Columbia: ave.,
eheap: Tv. Puzsr, 26 Columbia‘aves

“WANTED, =~ =

p ible, but 1 would be unwilling to
bind the province to such a gigantic
proposition involving many complex
issues, until convinced that the resources
of British Columbia justify such an ex—

| periment.

5. The erection and maintenance ofa
technical school of mines.

WANTED —ifonsee to rent, apply to T.

2 Paxer, 26 Cofumbia avenue:

th No. 10 Spokane st.
foo ais Errante

St. Charles - Hotel, scares

Lost.

LOST- Yale postoffice key.

Return to Racor
office or to : tf

Ehlers; proprietor. H
for. -workingmen, - best rane
Rossland. -.Commutation _ tickets:
$5.50 for, $5.00; lodging $1, ae
and $2 per week...

eS
Fine Bottled Goods.

Physicians recommend — most
highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold. by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed. white wines, clarets and Burgun-

to the mining law,
periée ing: the existing system of mine
inapection, thus making it ‘effective, and
of greater’ public advantage. - Further-
more, legislation bearing upon placer
claims, claim jumping and assessinent
work, relieving. as much a8 posible the

Le Roi Liners Feed
& Sale Stables.

JOHN FB. LINDBURG “.. «+PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring-
First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES

dies by the bottle, basket or case at

moderate prices. t€

Commercial Alley, "Phone No. 39,
Postoftice Box 16.

from f an
conaequent, legal complications.

ing towns, just
14. To deal. with various Jabor ‘ques-
tions on rational lines, . favorit 4 0 hasty
L 2

but. al
likely. to. chi affected. The rosillt of re
cent in
is an object lesson, conclusively proving
that‘all parties are willing to. ‘settle vexe
questions upuri: a broad and: therefore
practical basis...

15, In tlie present cainpaiga T pee | io
necessity furalliance with, nor. hostilit:
toward,’ federal . authority, nor | amt
willing’ to commit- mysel! “or those who'*
support. me to’ an: unreserved “pledge insp
favor of measures, propounded , by. the
present leader’ of the governnient ‘or =
others who have announced themselves —
ng leadera, Some of the mensures ad-

| vocated must commend themaelves te,

the electors; but I. prefer free batting
myself the right to judge the men. bel ala
the measures, for these will be failed 5
uipon to crystallize them * into legislation=
and give departmental. one to. what
they profess to beljev

Inatiting into the minds of: ‘the

7. Preparation of

viet of fealty.to ©

maps, showing trail, Water and railway
rontes traversing mining districts, to-
gether with such offici: information as
would assist: those engaged in explora:
tory work.

8, Formulating a policy which would
assure to British Columbia a foremost
place in Great Britain, thus securing the
province prominence commensura’e with
its resources.

ng
the province and loyalty to the” British
empire, and to commeinorate the deeds
of those-who have surrendered. thelr
lives in defense of that empire, fis well’:
ne those whe are now fighting its battles.
With this intent, I: would advocate.such
legislation as would muke.statulory pro- “
vision for the floating of the British nf
during the hours . ot..tuition, over (
schools throughout the province.

I remain your obedient servant,

Cc. H. Macxintos.

9. Destroying as far as possible all|”

Rossland, April 10, 1900.

yh ale inti“

4o feet

f this Company consists
uCALIFORN 1A” all ilate on Grenville Mountain, Trail

on the Canadian Pacific Railway, and twenty~

_ NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Divided ist

OCK $200,00

o 2,000, 000 Shares at 10 cents each.

are Pee in the Treasury.

600,000 Shares of which

depth,

experts that it will concentrate 25 into

Jaim: namel The
of four claims, mely: Mining Division

-five miles from Rossland.

A shaft 4o feet deep has beén ¢unk on th

Numerous open cuts expos

“CASCADE,” the
of West Kootenay District,

e “Cascade” on a 4-foot vein of
e the lead for over 1500 feet.

btained at 25 feet. This tunnel is being made of a large size for a working tunnel, and is now 115 feet in length.
°

“CASCADE FRACTION,

frée milling quartz assaying from $12 on the su
A tunnel is now being run on the vein, and an

1, thus making concentrates of the average value.of about $500.00 per ton.

"the “ROYAL KANGAROO, ‘and the
British Columbia, about three miles from Gladstone

irface to over. $40
assay of $34.80 was
It has been ascertained by

err aaa HALE IER IEE KF icsieemaaaiek’ ;

worked very cheaply’ on account of it being a tunnel proposition and that the tunnel follows the vein

operation and until the road beg: n “CASCADE” is one of the most promising mining propositions in the distri *t.

to pay its'way, if it ever did so.
This 1s a pl for the
taxpayers.

Sec-Treasurer,
PPL LL PAL OLD

Owing to its proximity to the railway and to the ae that ieoat Li
and considering the average value of the quartz, it is safe to say

e are now selling the stock at FIVE CENTS, payable in five monthly payments,
cA SCA DE GOLD MINING & MILLING CO., LIMITED L’B’Y.

F or particulars, WM. B. TO WIN SEN D. ; Rossland, 9d. e.

ee at error

Rossland, B. C.

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ritory which have been annexed
commercially to the United States.
The people of Stevens county, with
commendable enterprise, are going
after this business by building a
road over which it may travel to
Northport. When the mineowners
and miners of Sophie mountain find | can co-operate with Canada._A pro-
themselves :confronted ‘with the’| posal” has been made for_a_joint
choice between a road to Northport | commission to determine the effcet

SPOKANE. STREET

ROSS THOMPSON........

I have the following blocks in the following: companies for - ale
Bureka Ci d, Gopher, H Evening Stat,
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the ily iat Ow nel

Co., Agen ts, 26

and recommend it to the public as a safe investment,
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