~~~ fedvertisers should not forget these

THE EVENING RECORD

BY EBER OC, SMITH,

were placed in escrow. The rail-
way company refused to do this.
The “4 )” although willing

“Published every day (except Sunduy) and Weekly.

DAILY:
One Year in Advance, «$10.00
Bix Month 5.00
One Month. 1.00
By Carrier by the Weok 50
BRIO COPY... sc. scree bo

WEEKLY
One Year, in advance..
Six months, in advance.
Bingle copy

|to do so, could not, as a business
proposition, enter into the only
contract proposed by the railwa,
company.

This, then, in brief, is the situ-
ation: the “squatters” and others
want to buy but cannot safely do
so. They have the alternative of
entering into an unfair contract, or

TUESDAY, JAN. 26, 1897..

practically being pelled to leave

ference to a contribution of.a dellar o1
ten dollars he said: “If you do no!
put up that amount now it may cos!

and it will serve you right.”
Thomas Gee made a motion!
squatters make a legal resi
the cases cagainst Beatty and Gree
about to come up at Nelson.
ried imoust}

this ity. The equities of
the situ

CONSERVATIVE WRITE-UP.

are distinctly in their
favor.

\ The Dany R is now
in a systematic, conservative write-up
of all the principal properties in this
district. They give the location,
Owners, machinery, amount and kind
of work, size of vein, value and char-
acter of ore, and, in fact, all infor-
mation desired by the general public.

So far the following properties have
been written-up: Le Roi, War
Eagle, Josie, O. K., Iron Horse, Iron
Mask, Poorman, Crown Point, Lily
May, Commander, Deer Park, Victory,
Triumph, City of Spokane, Nest Egg,
Centre Star Phoenix, Northern Belle,
Iron Colt Sun Set, Consolidated St.

Elmo, Mayflower, Jumbo, White Bear

I. X. L.,, Cliff, Red Eagle, _ Butte,

Cracker Jack, St. Paul, R. E, Lee,

and Maid of Erin, Heather Bell,
Beaver, Mascot California, Boulder,
Gold Crown and Mascot Fraction,
Giant and Red Mountain, Mabel
Homestake and Gopher, Elise, Ida
Queen, Monte Cristo and Colonna.

Back numbers containing an ac-
count of these properties can be had
at this office at 5 cents a copy.

=
: NEWS FOR ADVERTISERS,

The Recorp has a larger circulation
n Rossland than the bined cir-
culation of ull theother papers pub-
lished in Rossland. .

The Datty Recorp has more than
three times the vity circulation of any
other daily paper published here.

These are facts we challenge any
one to deny. We stand ready tu
prove them. Taking circulation into
consideration advertising rates in the
Datiy Recorp are more reasonable
than any other medium in Rossland.

facts,

THE “‘sQuaTTERsS'’ MEETING.
It is now an assured fact that
the di insti d to evict

- Volume one, number one, of the
Magnet, published at Meyers Falls,
Washington, isathand. It isan
eight page, four celumn weekly,
with four pages printed at home.
Frank M. Roberts, a

‘

not subscribed before the first suits
commenced they would be left outin
‘he cold so faras any support from
the squatters’ fund is concerned, and

}would have to goit alone. With re.

at the
tance to

It car-

An addition was made to the
original investigating committee as

r

LUMBER!

$18 A Thousand.

| 4 AARON JAFFE, >

you ten times that amount ¥ year,

Successor to

LUMBER!

British Columbia Mill Company.

Full Stock of Dressed Lumber, Shingles, etc.
Office and Yard at “Y, ©. & W. Railway.

follows: ThomasGee, Tom C
avd H. G. Jones,

John Flint.

man of considerable ability and ex-
perience, is the editor and pro-
prietor, It is neatly printed and
well edited, and deserves all the
patronage it can get.
___

THE “SQUATTERS” MEETING.

Money Now on Hand to Defend
Against Evictions,

The meeting‘of the “aquatters” in
International Music Hall last night
ted in definite action di
the icti ing
against W. R. Beatty and W. H.
Greer. The total cash subscriptions
amounted to $125.25. Col.
Leddy and Smith Curtis were unani-
mously selected as agents and legh)
advisers,
Colonel Leddy was called upon to
Yaddress the “squatters.” He said ‘in
part: “This ie no time for speeches.
It is time for action. The blow has
been struck and the only question is,
do you men have the courage to de-
fend yourselves. It is not- going to
cost you much. The blow Kas been
struck by Mr. Walker, who stands in
Mr. Corbin’s shoes, having no better
better rights than Mr. Corbin. Select

James |

The Canadian Pacific Railway Adopts

cardboard nine inches in
with the words “Rush Freight” on a
d, and “Fast Freight”

A special committee appointed to
solicit subscriptions was: Jas. Long-
sley, G. M. Eddy, Robt. ©, Keene, H.
J. Blaise, John Bondein, Owéns and

The ‘y’s record shows that
$66.25 was paid before the meeting H. 8. FINDLEY,
last night. Last night $59 was sub- Dw. Db SB, LD Ss.

THE HOWARD
«HOUSE

O'C .. NELL & FARRELL, Props.
Mixing Headquarters.

i

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
i We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester

b

RED STAR

livery and » Transfer Gp,

scribed in cash. The total exp
80 far are $56. Following is a com.
plete list of subscribers to the fund

A.D. McMillan; R-

A. Hughes, J. T Salon, J. L 1

J. Baldwin, J. P. Martin, H. A. Hat-
field, W. H, Greer, Thos. Gee, J. L.+
Parker, C. O. Lalonde, J. W. Morris,
T. M. Graham, Thos. Gee, O. Boyer,
8. Lyon, R.
Cooper, W. Croteau, C.°Nortnige, E
Crottrau, Al. Pion, Wm. Mortimer, W.
R. Beatty, D. C. Fraser, Sam Lee,
John Lee, John Frantz, G. G. Dan, G.

of the Philadelphia Dental
-| college and Hospital of Oral Surgery,

Rossland, B. C

 Stussi block.

railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from csrs; any
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

Quick work. Telephone No. 8,

ANADIAN
PACIFIC Ky.

Soo Pacific Route

The ch most

and

—~—
NEW FREIGHT SYSTEM.

Another Method of Handling Goods.

“Ordinary.”
pany are being supplied with discs o:

T, R. Twiggs, A. Mullan, Albo Narello.

The Canadian Pacific Railway has
made a rather important change in
its system of freight traffic, says the
Nelson Miner. Freight carried by
thie line will be divided into three
different classes, ‘‘Rush,” “Fast,” and
All agents of the com-

Direct Route from
ROSSLAND,

Kaslo, Nelson,

J. W. AARTLINE. PROP.

Kambler Bicycles and G,. ‘I.
Tires.

Light, strong, durable and will last for
years. The G, & T. ‘fires are the only
practical quick repair tires. That's
why they are made detachable,

F. T. Merrill Cycle Co.
821 Riverside. SPoKANE

and all Kootenay Points

Through Tickets to and from

JPACIFIC COAST

astern and European Points,
E Ui i bi

ing Palatial Dining and Sleeping cars,
Luxurious Day Coaches, Tourist Sleep-

PALACE STABLES ==

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STs. : .

d.W. LANE. PROP. -

Rossland, B. C,

ing cars, and Free Colonist Sleeping
cars, run on all trains.

For information as to rates, time,
etc., apply to the nearest agent.

ft H. E. Macpongtt, Neleon, B. C.,
&

red backg:

men as c6: l ata ble fee,
men you can trust, who will watch
your interests so that your defense
will not be sold out and your case go
by default at Nelson in February.

“If the case goes by default the cry
will go forth that Corbin has won the
victory. If you care about your fire-
‘sides, fight. Show. that you have the
disposition if not the stuff. I asked
Mr. Dundee today if there was any-
thing in the story that he intended to
compromise. He said he never

houst

ight of such a thing.”

P is
certain “squatters” from tbe land
occupied by them will be opposed
by every available legal remedy,
Mr. Curtis placed the subject on
bed rock by saying, substantially,
that the “squatters” cannot win
the struggle by virtue of legal right,

~ The question is, Who has the right
Of possession? Until that is deter-
mined by the ceurta, or otherwise,
the “squatters” may raise the issue
that the railway company does not
have the right of possession, and
moreover, did not have the power
to transfer the right of possession
to others, whether by contract of
sale of lota, or by deed.

It is not difficult to understand
that many interesting questions
will be raised when the suits will
come up for trial. Prebably the
entire of the regularity of

Smith Curtis said part of the ro-
searches were in hand and that ‘the
committee had the promise of the re-
mainder, so that by the first of next
week it is expected that a legal opin-
ion from a recognized firm of lawyers

on green.

and export apples b
land April 1, and ‘aleo ireight to be
ial ji d. dise

These will be afixed to

A,B Ma

THE EXCRANGE NATIONAL BAI

Cupital

$250,090.00

Surplus and Undivided Profita $50,000.

jacob Hoover, president; A, J. Ross, vice pre-
jer.

J
ident; E. J. Dyer, cashi

Special caae and atteution paid to mining es-
crows,

J. E. BURWELL,

DEALER IN

All Kinds and Lengths of Wood

PRICES REASONABLE.
Delivered to any part of town without

ger agent, Vancouver.

the outside of cars to di
class of goods in each.

receive over

the

There are certain classes of goods
which in future will be © known as
“rush” or “red disc,” freight, and are
to be forwarded with the greatest deg.
Patch. Other Classes are to be named
“fast” or “green disc,” freight, aud to

“ordi ”

New Schedwe
C.& K.S.N. Co.

For the present schedule on Col-
umbia River will bess follows :— .
Srzamer Nakusp willrun on same

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELLCTROTYPERS,

and manufacturers of Corporation
Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.

Office at 126 Mill street.
SPOKANE, WASH

extra charge.
HEAD oF Spoxans St.

Stone a»
Heddle Co.

OFFICE :

days as at present as far south as
bson.

freight; though not over
freight. Red disc freight will com

Vancouver, green fruit, except apples

dressed beef ‘(except shipments be-
tween Detroit and Newport), eggs,

butter, export cheese and provisions,
v 1

N

“rush”

Prise tea, silk, and Asiatic goods from

Stzamer Tran will leave Trail
at8a..m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
-| Saturdays for Robson, connecting with
Steamer Nakusp for 0. P. R. connec
tion and Slocan points and with train
*! for Neleon. Steamer Trail will return

Nash & Comstock,

vob Work Promptly Attended to.

umbia avenue, Rossland, 3.

CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS

Office: Corner of Spokane street and Cor

—Corner Columbia Avenue
—and Spokane Streets.

We ship our pipe in car
load lots. You can save

same day, bringing south bound tusi-

ness from Steamer Nakusp and Nelaon.
Steamer Lyrron. No change in

hedul D. G. Eaton,

Green

at Victoria will be here. An
he said, had already been obtained

freight will comprise all except coarse
handise i ded in classes 7, 8,

stating that the on the
Dundee pre-emption are in a position
to make a geod defense. 7
Mr. Curtis said that he had never
led anyone to believe that in the
fight of the “squatters” against the
Nelson & Fort Sheppard company the
“squatters” wonld succeed, but he

east of North Por
lumbia.

and 10 of the Canadian joint freight
classification, between. points in the
eastern states and Detroit, the Soo,
Kootenay, the Pacific, eastern Can-
ada and Manitoba,-and between points
tal and British Co-

Agent at Trail. B. C.

Stenographer and Typewriter

Correspondence (English and
French.) Legal Work, En-

Gdns aaa Bary

4 £4
MISS HARRIES, McBride Block,

Office of Jno. 8. Clute, jr., Esq

Residence—Windsor Hotel.

money by buying from’ us,
Good stock of valves and fit-
| tings at reduced prices. Con-
tracts for hot water, steam
heating, plumbing and set-
ting of manufacturing ma-

TIME TABLE NO. 3,
To take effect Jan. 4, 1897.
EASTBOUND,

No. 4, passen;

leaves -

bad taken part in the matter b
they were asked to sign a one-sided
agreement, He saii in lusion :

A. PARE

“Is you wish te take up the fight you
must put up the meney or another
slternative which I have foreseen all
along may arise, which is, that if
Rossland grows to a city of 20,000

the selection of thé land in ques-
tion by the railway company will
be opened up. If this, and other
points are distinctly raised and
considered by the court as a part of
the defense, it is difficult to under-
stand why the presumptions should
not ran against the (railway com-
pany rather than against many
hundreds of people who, if evicted,
will be caused much trouble and
suffering iu their efforts to secure
shelter at this season of the year.
One would think that an issue of
such importance as this one is
should have been in process of do-
termination long ago.

The railway company has not

the powers of provincial legislatures.

people and two-thirds of them are
squatters on those lands and they are
confrented with one of two things,
either to sign the agreement or get
off the land, a calamity will follow in
the form of vioience, I fear. It is to
Prevent this calamity that I have
acted on this committee in the hope
that such a thing may be averted.”

Mr. Curtis defended his assertion
made at a previous meeting that the
legislature could intervene and appoint
a board of arbitrators to fix the value
of the land and the ground rent. He
atill thought the legislature should be
petitioned to intervene and cited the

NEXT DOOR TO
CITY HOSPITAL

—0— ~
‘ARCHITECT

—o

Rossland.

509. 611 and 518 Riverside Ave,

The I X L Clothing Co

Leading Clothiers, Hatters and Gent's,

Furnishers.

Mo-
Mohawk Block, SPOKANE

Ww. R.
UNDERTAKING AND SMBALMING,
Reserve, near Spokane Street.
OPEN DAY AND sigur.
Caskets and Metal Lining always on hand
‘Telegraph Orders promptly attended te.

BEATTY,

decision of Chancellor Boyd in Vol.
22 of Ontario law reports to substan-
tiate his argument, with reference to

only -rested on whatever rights

it has, but has resorted to unbusi-|lishen episode and characterized the
and  tricky| proceedings as a shame and disgrace|!#7er. Office at the gun and lock-
lowed to take | ®™ith shop, Reserve street.

ness-like, insincere

methods to avoid being the plain-| Which should not be al
Y Its place in this

tiff in eviction proceedings.

He als referred to the Eagles-Eng-

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone and cement

work done by H. Christensen, brick-

LY a
rotest.

A P
Proposition. regarding the sale of He then reiterated his statement

the lots in the so-called railway ad- r
ditidn was not calculated to excite

hat unless the squatters subscribed

ALEX PATTERSON,
——JEWELER——

o
bscribed $1000 in cash there was no Wallace's Statonery Store, Stussi Blk,

fi Many

” were use in further proceedings.

He said

willing to buy lots, if the title was! that the committee had positively de-

assured. They were willing to un-|cided that if any writ of ,
dertake to buy if money and deeds| was served on any squatter who had| All work warranted,

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry at

w Prices. Repairing a Specialt.

Twenty years experience,
h ; a

Cl igs $1.50,

. | Austin Hall =~ -

PRIVATE SCHOOL

Kindergarten, primary and interme-
diate.

Miss KaTHurene KEuor,
Miss F. Frormann

Baseball Flats,
Teachers.

chinery. :
~~ _ Telephone 27.

A$. EERRY LOMBER COMPAL

(OF SEATTLE.)

Arrives at Trail.....
‘WESTBOUND.

No. 8, passenger (daily ex-
cept Sunday) leaves Trail 8:30 a. m.
ives in Rossland. ..

No. 1, passenger(Tuesdays,
Thuzsdays and Saturdays)
leaves Trail

9:40 a. m.

General offices:
Trail, B.C.

F. P. Guretivus,
General Supt.

ORGHERN
PACIFIG RY.

SOLID VESTIBULED
TRAINS.
MODERN >X EQUIPMENT

THROUGH TICKETS

TACOMA, SEATTLE, VICTORIA,
VANCOUVER, PORTLAND,
and California points.

Jd F. TRAVERS

‘Mining

‘ROSSLAND, B. C.
Will Carry

Kiln ‘Dried -Lumber

Finished or Rough Lumber, Sash,
Doors, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Cement

* letters be returned at the end of a

Fire Bricks, etc. .
Full Stock on Ground, Jan. 1.

Nupplies,

ROSSLAND., B. C.

BELLVIEW CAFE...
Spokane Street, Rossland.
One of the first-class le to fit
Rossland. Prices moderate, Special we
comodation for ladies, Open all night,
Mark A. Boren, FI
Bteward. Jerry ak

The Grand Hotel

SPOKANE, - WASH.

COR. MAIN AND HOWARD 878,

\ Newly f

|. Strictly firet-class
Under the

McAULIFFE & CARSON :
THE LEADING of
MERCHANT TAILORS. |!or
Reserve Street, next to Drug Storé.

Rossland, British Columbia.

night and day,
European and American plan. Every
room heated by steam.

Frank Waison. Headquarters
mining men. Elevator service
Free kaths. On the

Free buss to

ST, PAUL, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO.
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
aad all points east, also European S. S,

tickets.
TIME SCHEDULE.
No. 1, Wei ry : \.
No. # Bast’ fora io Bs

For informat fon, time cards, maps and tickets
call on or write

F. D, GIBBS, General Agent,
SPOKANE, W ASH.
oR —
A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst. Genl. Pass. Agent.
No. 255 Morrison st,, corner of Third.
Portland, Oregon.

‘Phone 31, —

LE ROI «>

WOOD
YARD.

Le Boi Avenue, near Henderson’s

Brewery.

All kinds of wood delivered on short

no'ice at reasonable prices.

egBOSSLAND.

and from all trains.

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.

J. J, Hennger and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek
and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terms.
Call on them at E. W--Shupe’s store,
Columbia avenue, Rossland, tf

MU. KELLIE GIVES FACTS,
Some Interesting Pointers for the
Miner to Ponder Over.

“In 1891,” said Representative J.
M. Kellie to a Trail Creck News man,
“West Kootenny was divided from
Eust Koctenay, and prior to that time
the revenue aod expenditure was all
under the heading of the Kootenay
diatrict. In the four years ending
June 50, 1895, West Kootenay con-

tributed $253,000. in the: revenue of 1,000,000 Shares,
?

the provincial government while the
expenditure in the district, by the
government during that period, was
$324,000. It. must - be remembered
that this district should contribute
her share of the cost of the general
goverument of the province as a
whole. Of course, it was unable to do
this, and the- difference t.atween the
and expendi Bi

With its Proportion of the interest on
the debt, makes a deficit of about
$200,000 short of the actual revenue.

“In other provincen, many of the
expenditures are borne by the muuici-
pal corporations and organized dis-
tricts, while in Kootenay it is all
borne by the gencral government.
The revenue for the past fiscal year
ending June.’96, were perhaps $100,-
000 to $122,000, und the expenditures
probably equalled the revenue. Fer
the one year from 1894 to 1895 the
expenditures were $116,000 while the
revenue was ooly $66,000. For the

R. 0. MACDONALD, President.

are producing mines,
through the Rod
Sufficient work has been doue on the property tos cure the Companya
Crown grant. is a tuonel. prop
more cheaply in consequence.

B.C.
Remittances can be made to the Manager. of the Bank of British North
America. RossLanD, B,C.

MONGEZUMA

Gold. Mining Company

(LIMITED LIABILITY.)

THE RETALIATION.

Mine,

Situated on Deer Park Mountain.

Par Valuo, $1.00 sob,

@rrion

To vey”
ead Office,

Treasury Stock: now offered
The Retali

CAPITALIZATION.

TREASURY, 800,000 SHARES,
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,

J. G. HOUGHTON, Vice-President.
GEO. E. TOMS, Secretary-Treasurer.
ROSSL AND.

adjoins the Roderick Dhu and Fairview, and is but one

Rossuakp, BritisH Conumnta.

de Puy Pil ad dul

BC.

at 43 cents per share.

Bai bid avs

claim distant from the famous Lily May and Deer Park mine:
The lead of the Deer Park can be di

‘ick Diu and Retali:

both of which

ly traced |p

Incorporated

Capital Stock 1,000,000 Shares.

Fully, Paid. gud Nun- Assessable.

Treasury. 350,000

The Retali

iti and oan be. worked

‘y, Geo. E. Toma, Rossland,

Address all com icati to the
Office in the Shaw Block.

current fiscal year ending June 30,
1897, the salaries paid to school
teachers will amuunt to $223,000, and
the probality is that. this item will in-
crease at the rate of $50,000 per an-
num. z

“Plainly then you will understand
that the reaton why the goverument
don’t spend more money on improve-
ments in these mining camps, is
simply because it has not the means.
The whole intevior of British* Colum.
bia is practically a new country, and
while the government is anxious to
assist in opening it, there must be a
reyenue from some qua.ter to meet
the expenditv.es.”

——
NEWS NOTES.

Public attention is called to the fact
that the role of tie past office depart-
ment vow permits the return direct to
the seuders, without being forwarded
to the dead letter branch, and with-
out charge except. in case of letters
ocigivaliy insufiicieatly prepaid,ofthese
latters which fail of delivery to the
addrese,, provided they have upon
the face or back. the name and ad-
dress of the sevder, On request tirat

period specified, and the letters have
the name aud addresses, they are not
subject to any fee upon returao; and it
will therefcre be seen what advantage
there is, in having the nameand ad-
dress of the sender placed upon all
letiers mailed.

The Union Colliery company at
Union, 60 miles north of Nanaimo,
has put in 100 coke ovens with the
purpose of supplying coke to the
Kvotenay smelters. These coke ovens
are now finished and the making of
coke will commence immediately
The capacity of the ovens will be 130
tonsaday. It is now settled beyond
doubt that tae coke made there is of a
very superior quality.

The Great Northern got a passenger
train through from St. Paul on Satur-
day night forthe first time in four
daye. Another. came in Monday
morniog. The Northern Pacific was
less fortunate and is still blizzard
bouad with no prospects for a through
train for another day at least.

President Elect McKinley is quoted
aasaying: “I will call a special ses-
sion of congress March 15 unlessI
change my mind. I desire to have
my p ive system inaug fim:
diately upon my i i I
want & measure passed that will im-
medistely stimulate business aud give
idle men work.”

The London, England, newspapers
give prominence to the proposed
terms of settle:nent of the Catholic
schoot dispute in Manitoba and the
probable action of the Pope, who is
considering the compromise clause.

L. T. Benham, a well-known con-
tractor of Spokane, Wash., committed
suicide at tho Clark” Street ho-
tel in Chicago. Benham was about
60 years of age.

The shops of the Burlington & Mis-
souri railwey, at Plattamouth were
burned: George 8. Lechtner, an em-
plope fell from the roof breaking his
neck,

—~—
PURE GOLD TREASURY.
Pure Gold treasury stock at five
cents; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cents,
Call and see samples of ore ani get
prospectus and by-laws, Walter: 0.
Archer, first floor Lalonde block.
—~—.—_
THE RECORD BY CARRIER.
The Recorp has perfected its new
carrier service, and the paper will now
be delivered promptly every evening
by carrier to any addreas in the city
for 25 cents per week. Leave your ad-
dress at the office and get the news of
the lay served up to you in the Rec-

Dundee Gold Mining’ Co., Ltd

PARKER

SHAFT 40 FEET DEEP, ASSAYS $9 AND $18, DEVELOPMENT
, BEING PUSHED.

Situated between Wild Horse and Porcupine Creeks.

Fit Block of Treasury Stock at {0 Cons

WEEKS, KENNEDY? GO. Brokers.

GROUP,

tl
Mining & Smelting company andis
can be traced through. the Annie Fraction ant men at work on rie

depth of 40 feet from which assays gave returus of: trom Bid to

two strong well-detined’ ledges rannta: J t
vein matter the whole ‘mass ‘belay! welt ‘tf:v36l' with oupper anil ico” pyrite.
been obtained from this showing, toe AE

unde

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thé first-western extension of ths Ls Xoi mins ‘a
‘ proparty hive tappsl an ‘ore ¢
0.

a

Kootenay London MiningCo., Ltd.
=aiel Y the Laws vt Britis “Columbia:

Par Value $1.00

Shares.’ %

OFFICERS. AND DIRECTORS: Wao. Beanison, Presidant } W. A. Campbell, Viee:
President; M,.O. Tibbits, Sec.—Treas. ; J. W. Cover, Managing Director : Edwaré,
Pritchard, F.G, 9., Consulting Engineer; 0. O, Lalonde, J.8. Patterson, A. J.
McMillan, J. W, Boyd and Hiram Ketley. :

ABAD OFFICE: ROSSLAND, B. Cc.
ae es a é

Description, of the Property.

The company owns the Annie Fraction and the Comet No. 2 mineral chums. ;
he Cali San-Ft atid’ Biko Bear; "the latter, of which is the property of ‘the gréa

Tho Annie Fraction is situated.
Lie Ber"

The voin of tt

‘The Comet: No. 2 is a full elaim, 1500, teet ’ square, and. lies about three miles north of Rossland. {[¢ bas

through it." A peospaoting shaft now down 10 feet shows nothing bet

_ SHARES.

The entire capital stock of the company excepting treasury shares has been pooled.
offers 50,000 shares of treasury stock at the low price of

SHARES, 121-2 CENTS

‘The proceeds will be used in purvhasing raachinery for the Anate Fraction.
are soe by

' For shares, or other i

J.H. Good, ~J.M: Clark.

Good, Clark & Co.

Rea Estate anp Minina
BROKERS,
Convey » Ce issi &eo.,
MINES. AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and sold. Companier4

pondence solicited,

The Canadian Gold Fields Syndicate, Lt

INCORPORATED UNDER THE IMPERIAL ACT, 1862.

An exploration and mining syndicate
now operating the Sunset group en
Deer Park mountain at Rossland and
the Jennie, a silver property in the
Slocan.

Capitalization Ten Million shares ef
the par value of 10 cents each.

Stock sold only at par value.
solutely and no p
liability. No promoters shares, all of
the stock-being in the Treasury for the
purposes of the company.

It is only intended to sell two million
shares of the stock at present. that
being sufficient to pay for the proper-
ties now under bond, equip them with
machinery and provide ample working
capital. The remaining shares remain
in the treasury and do not participate
in the profits, but can be sold at any
time the syndicate desires to acquire
other first-class properties.

Purchasers of syndicate shares at
par, ten cents, participate in the profits

Av:

clear-across the shaft give the fellowing
results in gold:

- The shaft on the Sunset No. 2 is now],
down -40°-feet, and THE WHOLE SHAFT
I8 IN PAY ORE. e

Five assays made from fair samples

$44.00 ia gold
42.00. +

that will give equal results i

Plans for a complete steam hoist, air
compressor and ‘four-drill plant are
under way, and as soon as equipped,
the extraction and shipment of pay ore
in quantity will be commenced,

Assays and samples of ore can be
seen at the office of the Walters Com-
pany. Intending’ purchasers of stock
are cordially invited to call at the com-
pany’s office, when they will be taken
to examine the mine.

of every of the pany

The Sunset Group

on Deer Park Mountain, adjoining
Rossland, arc now being actively de-
veloped by the Canadian Gold Fields
Syndicate, Limited.

ip are now invited for the
fully paid non-assessable shares of The
Cauadi di

36 KING sr.. ‘TORONTO, ‘ONT.

C.F.Clough & Co,

(INCORPORATED.)

formed. Rents collected, &c. Corres- |\#

COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.C. ||

\ apply to the

0. BELLINGER, Supt,

Copper

Assays avarazing 36 te $3 have -

me

‘The company aow

SECRETARY..,

Remittances nay be, made to, the Bank of British North America. Rossland.

J. F. LANSING, Com. Mer,

BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING
AND REFINING C0,

Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver and

Ores.

|. Olfice. and Works at Trail, B. C.

Mines and Mining Stacks,

orricns

SPOKANE, WASH. ROSSLAND, B.C.

A. W. Ross & cé.
:.. 8TOCK and MINING. “
BROKERS ‘

TORONTO, ONTARIO.

WANTED}
Good mining propositions

either gold or silver, for syn-
dicates who gre prepared to

The Youn British Anercan Gl Mining,

LIMITED LIABILITY,

Capital, 1,000,000. Shares,

Par Value $1,00 Each.

Offers. 20,000 Shares of Treasury Stock, at

@ Cents per Share.

T.

Office: Lalonde and Rodier Block,

4. STEPHEN, Treasurer.

pay reasonable prices.

J.B. FERGUSON« CO...
Next door to Bank of B.N A.

E. S. TOPPING,
' TRAIL. B. CG.

» Has Mining Properties for sate or

Gold Fields Sy , Lime

ited, at ten cents per share.
No order filled for less than five hun-
dred shares, .
Send orders and remittances direct
or through any bank,

201 & 202 Rookery,

REDDY & REINER,

MINING BROKERS

SPoKane

bond on‘ Lookout ‘mountain, Heaver
creek; North Fork of the Salmon, eer
Park.and all parts of Columbia basin.
Alao lots at Trail and Deer Park.
Will examine properties, will buy
Stock fof outside investors and will

AGENTS WANTED.
——

The Walters Co., Ltd,

General Mine Brokers,

ROSSLAND, B. C.

MANSEL B. GREEN,

Mus. Bao. ~

Studio of Music and Literature, Lessons in
Counterpoint, Mermeny om ‘Thorough Bass and
locution,

Open for engagements on program as slager
or

pianist.
Next to Occidental, Columbia Avenue

MISS EMMA DOHERTY,

ARTIST.
Studio cor. Columbia and Lincoln, Upstairs.

Portraits and Local Scenes a specialty.
Orders of all kindsexecuted. Lessons given.

WILLIAM E. DEVEREAUX,
Civil Engineer,
Provincial Land Surveyor and
Notary Public. Formerly of
Victoria, B.C. Office, up stairs
in Weeks & Co’s Buildi

REND: YOUR BOYS fp father a's,

SCHOOL, Spokane, Wash. Board.
lodging, discipline. ayd tuition first-
class, and terms very moderate. Write

Ob at supper time each evening.

COLUMBIA AVENUS, ROGSLAND

for prosp to
FATHER HELD, Spokane

TO PROSPECTORs,
Bd Bidet

INCORPORATING

protect them from wild cats,

Gable address “Watts ‘ala
“Ligber's” © Moreing and 3
MuNeil’s Codes.

The Walters Co.,Ld..

General Brokers.

Correspondence solicited.
References exchanged.

P. O. Drawer L. ROSSLAND, #.C;

We are making ‘a ‘Specialty
stocking.-good mining p:
ties “and are: daily

B. C. ar ocl

listed East, For further. p:

ticulars apply to *
L. C. DILLMAN,

11 &12 Sherwood Bik.
Spokane, Wash.|:

roper

of —_
: J. E. MILLS,

Agent fer Montreal Syndicate Lots of tho Orix-
“© mal Townsite of Rossland.

of] pricks Low. TERMS EASY.
“PERFECT TITLE.

Office: ‘Third building east of

pS essiteste =" GRAND UNION HOTEL.

C. W. RICHIE & CO.

BRADLEY & MILLS,|

MINES, STOCKS
AND
REAL ESTATE.

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Office of the
Rossland Employment Agency.
Columbia Ave. " ROSSLAND, B.

Mines and- Mining Stockbrokers
11 Post Street.
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

‘

W. M. HENDRICKSON, fii
Licencidte of thy Faculty of Phv-:e
‘gnd Surgeons. etc., British

Colombia, Canada.
Late Surgeon Workingman's
. * “Hospital, Butte, Mont.

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd. |
OF TORO: ,
OFFICE: OPPOSITE FA.
Mining Stocks and Claims boaght a
Gxo. GuRp, Seerctary.

~ tne.

J.B. CLARK & GO. *
Mines. Stocks and
Real: Estate

We muke a specialty of Eaamining,
Reporting on and Developing Mineg.
Roesland, BR. F,

JOHN M. BURKE

nine and report on mia s
for salu. and also’ Ga mines of, which
stock is being sold. (If my Teports are
found not to be correct I will refund wl
moneys invested on same.

wet

O \OFFIOR: S1vsst Bioox, ROSSLAND

JOHN M. BUBKE, Rosslaud, BL,