ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD

BY EBER O, SMITH,
Published every dty (except Sunday) and Weekly

DAILY:
One Yovr on Advance

Single copys
One Yenr, in advance
Bix months, in advai
Single copy
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1897
In view of the fact that much more
than hali of the taxes paid in Rossland,
venue to be raived, is paid by
ns, it does not seem quite fair
people should be debarred from
working upon the streets,

FAVORS RAILWAY TRIBUNAL,

Minister Blair Reasons Why
Crow’s Nest Pass Should Be Free.

Ottawa, Ont., May 4.—The Crow’s
Nest Pass came to the front today at the
meeting of the railway committee, when
the Alberta Railway and Coal company’s
Dill came up for consideration, This is
for a railway from Lethbridge to Fort

“1 McLeod and thence through the Crow’s

Nest Pass to Hope, where connection
may be made with the Canadian Pacific,
a distance of 800 miles, 300 miles of
which ix already built and operated.

for a renewal of its lapsed rights.
kind should be deferred until the policy

of the government upon the Crow’s Nest
Pass question had been considered.

Our morving ‘y does not
enter a protest or deny that the Recorp
has not three times the ci ii of

that sheet in Rossland. It dare not do
It, nor attempt to substantiate the de+
nial, Those who wish to reach the pub-
lic ear should make a note of these facts.

———$———

The provincial legislature acted wisely
in defeating the alien law which would
have prohibited Americans from locat-
ing mining property, holding it by pur-
chase or even working in the mines.
Such an act would have given the Koote-
nay a set back of at least five years.

The Paris Belle decision does not pass
upon the validity of the Nelson & Fort
Sheppard land grant. It only determines
the respective rights of the railroad and
mining company .from the
that the land grant is legally granted.
The controversy -between the Quartz
Creek land firm and the railroad com-
pany will go to the root of the contro-
versy.

There is not a newspaper in town that
is not a better advertising medium than
all the fake directory, programs, desks
and reporters in town. They take away
the money they make while the news-
papers of Rossland spend what they
earn here. The business men of Ross-
land should also chop off on outside
newspapers. Patronize yourown papers
who patronize you.

——S

The Recoxp would not quarrel with J.
M. Kellie, M. P. P., about his position
on the alien clause, because we belie

conferred upon any cor
powers in respect to this pass.

opinion of the sovprnment was.
not had an opportunity of considering
other important matters
grossed its attention.

the C. P. R.

ning powers over its line
Lethbric
company desired to be in a

it could further negotiate with the C, P.
R., and relieve the

as to its powers.

minds as to the legal position of the C.

ing the C. P. R., giving it power to con-
struct branches from its main line. The
company interpreted that as meaning
that it could construct from the termi-
pation of branches of which it was the
owner or lessee.

He regarded the pass as so very im-
portant toa railway that he thought it
would be well to have it under the con-
trol of the government until the final
policy had been agreed upon. There
were doubts as to whether more than
one line of railroad could go through the
pass. Atany rate there were points
where it would be practically i ib

The power to build the other 500 miles
has lapsed and the company has asked

Blair suggested that legislation of this

While he would be sorry to offer the
slightest objecti o the bill, he
thought it would be very desirable that
the committee should hesitate before it i

i further
He was
not in a position to intimate what the
It had

the matter in all its bearings, very many
having en-

He felt warranted in assuming that

this company hie acting in eoneet with
is company had indi- o i i

ttiged its connection with the .P. H, in| ane Complete wecount of the mines te
having given that company the first
chance to lease, purchase or acquire run-
between
idge and Dunmore. Possibly the
i sition that

h . R., as to any
doubt or uncertainty which might exist

There was no doubt in some Peaples’
P. R., in regard to its right to proceed

with the work of construction. There
was a general clause in the act charter-

THE
RECORD’S
WRITE-UP. .

There are so mauy “paid write-ups”
in the p of mining sch
and projects that the public is justly
Pp 1 upon the absol iabili
of accounts given of various mines and
Prospects. The Recorp has no desire
<}reciate the efforts of publishers
in this direction, but it does desire,
above all else, that the write-up of
this camp, to soon be undertaken, be
accepted aa a truthful, conservative

the vicinity of Rossland, and therefore
make this offer:

WE WILL PAY

$100 IN GOLD

FOR ANY FALSE STATEMENT
Gontainedin the Entire Write-Up

And will obligate the Recorp’s plant
and good will of the paper to the
aithful performance of this obliga-
tion. We only wish to qualify this
offer by being released from obligation
when others are given as authority.
Realizing that it will be impossible
to obtain all information desired, by
personal examination, and expert

for more than one line to run. “We
want to assure the people ot this coun-
try.” said the minister, ‘‘that in the
future and for all time they are going to
have unrestricted railway connection
through that pages’ The bill was al-
lowed to stand.

Pp we make this reservation.
The write-up, which will first be
published in the Datty Recorp, will
be re-publisned in the Weekly, and
then, condensed and revised for the

RED

iwery anid

STAR

Tranter Co,

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs. a general express, truck and

business.

We have the exclusive transfer privilege for the Columbia & Wester-
railway; are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from ¢:
thing moved—from a trunk to a boiler,

3} any

Quick work. Telephone No. 8.

J. WwW. AARTLINE. PROP.

How about the...

HAT or BONNET

For Spring. If you buy of us rest
assured it will be fine and pretty as
the sum expended can procure,
whether it be three, six or ten dol-
lars, it will buy as fine and stylish
a hat as you can get anywhere else
for double the money.

Trimmed Hats from $3. to $15.
Trimmed Turbans from 82 to $10.
Trimmed Bonnets from $2.50 to 86.
Childrens trimmed hats

from $1. to $3.

Sailors und.walking hata. Just
received a new lot in all the newest
shapes, colors and combinations,
Flowers and Foliage.

We have the largest assortment
of fine flowers, poppies, geraniums,
violets, roses, foliage and hundreds
of others.

Violets, 10c. a bunch.

Inspection Invited.

LE BON MARCHE

MILLINERY
121 East Columbia Ave.

Whereis BurtonCity

PALACE STABLES ™«.

SADDLE AND PACK HORSES,
DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASHINGTON AND RESERVE STS.

J.W.LANE.PROP.  -

Rossland, B. ©,

DOMINION HOTEL. —_

'The Only First-Class. Honse in Town Giving Moderate Rates.

Elegantly furnished rooms.
with white help.
share of public patronage solicited.

Dining room well-equipped and supplicd
Rotes, $1.00 to $1.75 per day. Meals 25 centseach, A

Mr. & Mrs. GEO. OWENS, Props.

«{ The Pacific Hotel, »

JOHAN WATSON.
COLUMBIA AVE.

CORNER

PROP-
AND SPOKANE S81.

First class in every particular,

we—THE HOTEL ALLAN om

LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.

One hundred elegantly furnished, light and airy bedrooms,
Dining room_unexcelled.

billiard and private club rooms.

steam heat and all modern conveniences.
The Only Brick Hotel in Town. ———=

Pabst’s
Milwaukee
Bock
Beer

Parlors, baths,
Electric’ lights,
MRS. M. E, ALLAN, Proprietress. gf

Two Sa.

OF GOODS ON TRACK

Rossland Class

ABSTRACT COMPANY.
ROSSLAND Mining Abstract C

. makes ab:
atracts of titles. Traders block; P.0.o0x 568

, Wholesale dealer in
nd cigars, east Columbia ave.

n wines, spir-

————

M. McQUEEN, B. A. expert accountant.
Wiitaith Hewitt block, 8a flat, room 7.

AMUSEME)
3001, Billiards and Bowling. De Volu’s Place
Pe east Columbia avenue. You'll find all

Es
your friends there: ps

—_ ARCHISECTS.
A DARMER, architect, 3rd floor Daniels &
C. “champers Buildin ave

e

ACCOUNTANTS, Be

pany,

Colum’

‘St

URBANK

‘To the publi
past three mon

WATCHMAKER,

bia ave

Frank McCann, who for the

collector an 4 \
employ, and is not authorized to make
ontracts or to collect any bills

. KE. O, Crafton, manager.

one door west of Allan House,

a4 Deen connected with the

nake any
for said com:
Bult

AND. REF

Is now prepared to
Coppe

ry

chitects, ‘Taylor block,

nAYLOR & Moller,
TATS Columbia ave.

ASSAYERS.

W CLUETT, rear Empey Bros Pioneer as- one

+ sayer of Rosslan:
ICHARD Marsh, 2 years’ experience in
treatment and mining of ores. Office next
‘door to Hotel Allan.

+ BROKERS,
BARRON, Gerlick Co., real estate and mining | §|
‘brokers. P.O. Box 273, Traders block. Mem-
per stock exchange.
BAUER, © Parker, | Mines bought snd, sald. £
110 E Columbia ave. Members Block Ex-| oi
change PO97
8. COOK & Co., mining brokers, rooms 6
B. “and 7 Traders building.
BRADLEY & Dilla, minning and investment
brokers. Investigate Yellow Jacket, treas-
ury shares atl0c. P.O, 12 if

rs, 42 Columbia avenue.

FIELD, Hobe & Co, minesand stocks, Mem:

rg of the Stock Exchange. Office Grand
Union Hotel.
FRANK A. Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 265

‘Belleview Hotel.
F.C, ZETTIBONE & CO; mining: and stock
brokers. Room 15, Coliins House.

Goo, Clarke & Co., mines, stocks and real ne
t

estate, No. 28 Columbia ave. east.

JOHN. Burke, Mining’ Broker, Columbia | ise:
ave. west. 01

Mines, Stocks and Iteal Estate
Trader's Block.

M. ROBINSON & Co., and mining brokers.
+ “Oftice Taylor block, 136 Columbia aves

LANGLEY & REPASS, Mining Broker, Re-| {

A
cord Block.
McGREGOR, Arthur & Co. brokers and Jand
ah sui . Room J, Occidental building.
ME; DEMPSTER & CO. stock brokers
spicy us as your broker on ‘change. 43
Columbia avenue.
PATTERSON Johnson é Co.., rout estate and
mining brokers, 98 Columbia ave.

the
BB, si

Nort

jal sit!

sioners to be
of May, 1897
y retail in

et, tI
% box 612, Rossland, B.C. | held o
VAMPBELL McCRAE CO., Ltd., mines and
Crtoek broke: as

by:

‘asthe Hoffman House si
. Em- | plock 41,
Rossland.
vated 13 April, 1897

Notice is hereby given that

ROLT & Grogan, mining brokers, 3 east Col-| at t
umbia ave. C

JRANDELL & POLLETT, 2 East Columbia ave-

nue, buy and sell mines and mining shares.

WHITH Bear Mining and Milling Co., John

¥. Cole, manager. Oflice Commercial

block.

WX, BENNISON & CO., mines and stocks. 48
‘Columbia avenue.

W. MNEWTON & Co, mining brokers, 36 E
+ Columbia ave. PF O box 458

CIVIL ENGINEERS.
YER & Milthorp, civil engineers.
DY siveying wspecialty. secord block, Coi-

Railway

be

to sell liquors by ret
ag the Belmont
railroad additio

d
block D,

avenue.

ern
ubdivision 9, di
‘Dated April 13, 1897.

Notice, 1s hereb:
yc!

Notice is hereby given that I will aj
Board of
ni

I, August Jacks

APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice is here!

Hotel,
distri
s » BAGNELL,
8. A.D. NELSON,
WJ, M. Ersign.
yz aaven, that, 1 will

ing of the Hoard of Lice

eld at

1,
i

IL. 8, O'CONNELL,

he

A. H. REVSBECK.

ive notice that I will, at the special
ri

joard of Licnese Commissione!

Rogsland on the 15

t my hotel
ossland, afore
t corner of Spokay
‘know!

nas the Central Hotel.
th day of April, 1897.

UGUBT JACKSON.

Ly
cent

ituated on lot 21,
ubdivision of District lot 53, Gity

D McKELLaR

he
ld

at the
nse Commis-
Rossland on the Toth day

ly at
t icense
e Rossland to be

son, of the city of Rossland in
the Province of British Columbia, Hotelkee)

lay of May
ext, make application for a license to sell in:
oxicating liquors by retail a

sin the city of

lintend to appl:
‘Board of License

INING (0,

buy Gold, Silver and
r Ores,

NORMAN A, MCKENZIE. we

Real Estate and

Notary Public.

_ Wardner Town Lots for Sale.
Commercial Block

MACKENZIE & CO.

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

L, GERMAINE. W. A. CRANE.

Assavs obtained April

_ BRITISH coutupit swevnivee Dundee Gold Minin Go,, Ltt

PARKER GROUP.

7th, 1897, $35
gold,.17 ounces silver.
Dépth 94 Feet.

Situated between Wild Horse and Porcupine Creeks.

Treasury Stock [5 cents.

WEEKS, KENNEDY? CO. Brokers.

Mining Brokers.

Columbia Avenue

E. S. TOPPING,

re TRAIL, B.C.

P-

and

Will examine properties, will buy

stock for outside investors and will

1" | protect them from wild cats.

Has Mining Properties for sale or
rem: eCO! - A +
tid, aftunte bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver heatiiiaaees Columbia: Avene:

creek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and all parts of Columbia basin.
at| Also lots at Trail and Deer Park.

Burton City is on Cariboo Creek

Dyer & Milthorp

Salmon River Valley \
Mining Co, Ltd —wm

f
\

CIVIL ENGINEERS,
DRAUGHTSMEN . .

RossLanD.

WILLIAM E. DEVEREAUX,
Civil Engineer,

Provincial Land Surveyor and
Notary Public. Formerly .of
Victoria, B.C. Office, up stairs
in Weeks & Co’s Building.
COLUMBIA AVENUE, ROSSLAND

he
4

‘otel PURE GOLD TREASURY.
e

mont Hotel, alt

MeDoNaLD & MURCHINSON.
Dated April 15, 1897.

own,
nd 24,
First

Pure Gold
cents; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cents

at |Call and see samples of ore and get

cens® | nrospectus and by-laws, Walter C.

Archer, first floor Lalonde block.

treasury stock at five

A.W. ROSS & CU.....-
... STOCK and MINING...

BRO KERS 4 King street

TORONTO, ONTARIO.

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.
J. J. Henager aud Alex Wilson have

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd.

OF TORONTO.

assessable.
Stock, the proceeds to be applied to development work ONLY. The
promoters stock has been pooled.

Rossland, B.C.; General Manager, A. Medigh,
and Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.C. ;

MINE:

TAE GUTTENBURG

Situated one quarter of a mile south of Porcupine Creek, Nelson

Mining Division. ‘
Only One mile from the Nelson & Fort Sheppard Ry.
Sapital, $1,000,000.

Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid and non-
Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as ‘Treasury

OFFICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.
President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.C. ; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,
Trail, B.C.; Secretary
Bankers, the Bank of

‘

ON DRAUGHT AT THE valuable mining . properties in the

INTERNATIONAL,

TEA ---

If you are particular as to
the quality try our

Without committing himself to any
proposition he suggested that some sort
of tribunal or railway commission should
be constituted which would supervise
the exercise of power conferred on rail-
way ys and the di of
money so as to guarantee the country
against being loaded up with tremen-
dous burdens imposed by railway legis-

OFFICE: OPPOSITE FRASER’S DRUG STORE. | Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

Mining Stocks and Claims bought and soid. Only - Small Number of Shares

Gro. GuED, Secretary.
Cable address “Wares, Rossland. Use Are left out of the first block of 50,000 shares placed on the market at
beret Morsing and Nuits” and Bedford 1. oooh When these are gone the price will be RAISED.

This is one of the most promising properties in the Salmon district
The Walters Co., Ld. It is a high grade silver-lead ore. carrying from near the surface from
General Brokers. $84.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton. It will
Mings, Mnuxe Suanes AND Mins Paopucts. pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin
Dealersin Developed Mines, first-class “Pros- |SHIPPING before 90 days.

him to be an honest, conscientious legi

lator, and is trying to do what he thinks
best for the province. We took issue
against him upon the subject because
we thought him wrong, but beag him
much respect on account of his fearless
fight against the disposition of the|dou
provincial government to favor railroad | tion, and he thought the present an

2 : opportune ti i
receatens te Wad dohentann atta | Pope ee eaeesl ol aera al
kite-flying concerns,

Speaking particularly of the bill under

MiD-SUMMER SOUVENIR

Which will appear about July 1st.

: " umbia ave.
we | Notice is hereby given that I will apply at
— the speci ¥ (of the Board of License
eh epee pat bela: roth day of Ma for a license
° PI
At Former Prices of I IN W ARE

South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
CH: HENDERSON, contractor and builder.
Jessup, Steel is the only steel Bu
Graughtsmen ‘and blue printers, Stuss!
bloc!

Ep ‘sel bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan
oP. OL 55. yy i ck ol, -. .
(08. Mek a the odeeey strict Lot 383, Gity’ct Rowland, creek, Wild Horse, ¢ creek
OH
in
: that will stand the hard rock 3 : wens
80 cent English Breakfast. ; BSated this 3rd day of April, 1807.” °

Dated April 15th, 1897. x- | and Waterloy, in groups from one to
SSMAKERS.
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND Dense) is 35 are

(PHOS. McKinnon, Contractor and Builder,
Lincoln street. css

nine claims, ou which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terms.
Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,
Columbia avenue, Rossland. th

N gned
& BLUE wi of 8 to he
K & Bouillon, mining and civil engineers at it met

This issue will consist of at least
10,000 COPIES

Handsomely Bound and Illustrated.

TO PROSPECTORS.
We are making a Specialty of

8 consideration he emphasized the fact

We execrate the Turk, and scoff at the
great European powers that they do not
interpose and break his cruel arm, but
we have a Turk at our very doors quite

that years had elapsed since the com-
pany obtained its chartar without a blow
being struck. He did not believe in
giving power to any company to

through any of these mountain passes.

as dicti quite as il and
without the courage which in a little
way redeems the Turk from utter exe-
cration, There isan island just off our
gulf coast which is rich beyond compari-
son in soil; fruits grow spontaneously
there, but a bandit from beyond the sea,
with the backing of old Spain, despair-
ing of subduing the people to perpetual
slavery by force of arms, has entered
now upon the task of starving them to
death and replacing them by immi

should see that these passes,
whether north or south, should re-
served in such a way that people would
have control of them for the purpose of
the future,

———_.

PEOPLES PARTY DEFEATED.

Citizens’ Ticket in Spokane Elected by
a Large Majority.

Spokane, Wash., May 4.—The Citi-

zens’ ticket was elected by an over-

from old Spain, He has now reached
such success that the accounts say : ‘‘Chil-
dren are falling and dying in the streets
and whole villages of living skeletons
are encountered in the provinces where
the country has been laid waste by con-
tending armies.” It has always been a

inciple of our gov: to avoid all

, the entire ticket be-
ing successful with the exception of a
possible two aldermen out of ten.

The following is the vote, the first
being the Citizens’ candidates: For
mayor, Dr‘ E. D. Olmstead, 2,070; Dr.
1. McLean, 1,336; comptroller, Geo,
Liebes, 1,406, Floyd Daggett, 1,286;

entangling foreign alliances ; under it we
have never engaged in any European
broils; but by universal acknowledge-
ment our nation is the sovereign author-
ity of this continent, and in matters
wherein the interest or the character of
this republic is involved, our government
makes a mistake when it does not
directly interpose and compel justice to
be done. It seems to us that the time
is ripe for direct intervention in Cuba.
The spectacle of little children dying in
the streets from hunger, in a land where
food grows spontaneously, is not one

‘y men can look upon

it isnotone which the
angel watching from the sun in his
daily rounds, will make a kindly report
upon. When it is further considered
that this state of affuirs is the result of
adeliberate plea made by a chieftain
too cowardly to fight, but cruel enough
to assassinate, and that the object is to
enslave a people who would be free, then
patience altogether ceases. Of course,
we know nothing of the plans of the
government, but we have faith to be-
lieve that the settlement of the troubles
in Cuba is on the list for speedy action,
and we are sure that nothing which
could be done would meet with so
universal and cordial a response as to
move for an immediate stoppage of the
cruelties in progress on that island.—
Salt Lake Tribune.

The Arlington hotel at Trai!, one o
the largest and best hotels in British
Columbia, Leland Spencer, proprietor,

W. A. McCrea, 1,619, F. J. J.
Quirk, 1,143. The Citizens’ aldermanic
candidates are elected in every ward ex-
cept the Fifth, where C. B, Dunning is
defeated by A. W. McMoran and Harry
McCamey is one vote behind J. 8. Phii-
ips.

McCamey has protested the election
of Phillips, claiming the vote was illegal.
The aldermen elected are: First_ward,
W. F. Mitchell, C. 8. Rutter; Second
ward, J. N. Glover, J. T. Omo; Third
ward, J. M. Comstock, Jacob Schiller;
Fourth ward, J. D, Hinkle, W. H. Acuff;
Fifth ward, A. W. McMoran and _possi-
bly J.S. Phillips. The supporters of
the citizens’ ticket are parading the
streets with a band tonight and shout-
ing themselves hoarse over the victory.

——
Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Mills left this

morning for Denver, Col.

FOR SALE

Four Room House and Lot for Sale.
Title Perfect. an or ware

I. N. Bigelow,

47 Columbia Ave.

Langsley « Jeffers

Washington and First Sts.

Wood, Coal, Draying
: and Job Work.

Sanitary and°

i i

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

8 Pages

7 Column
Will be Issued
Every
MONDAY
MORNING

It will contain all the principal
news published in the Daily
and a resume of

« SUNDAY DOINGS”

Including a Synopsis of the Ser-

mons delivered at the
different Churches,

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

O. M. FOX & CO.

Columbia Ave., near Lincoln St.

IMMIGRATION NOTES.
The Oregon and W: Boards

Travers Hardware Co.

ANADIAN

are doing good work and should be
liberally supported and encouraged. As
@ result of this work many eastern peo-
ple are turning their attention to the

acific Northwest. If the reader has
any friends in the east who are likely
to come here this year send their nomes
and addresses to the undersigned and I
will see that they get a supply of the
best literature and full information as to
this country.

3-30-lw George S Barry, Gen’l Agt.
Wisconsin Central Lines, Portland, Or.

CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after March 28 the Northern
Pacific will make close connections with
Spokane Falls and Northern railway at
Spokane, enabling passengers to make
the trip between Portland or Sound
cities, and points in the Kootenay
country without lay-over in Spokane, us
west bound train leaves Spokane at 10:55
p. m. and arrives from the west at 6:50
p.m

Columbia and Western Railrray

Time Table No.4. To take effect Feb. 3, 1807.
BAsTBOUND.
Daily except Sunday,
No.2 passenger leaves Rossian4....
Arrives at ‘Trail ...
No. 4 passenger leaves nossinad
Arrives at Trail..
WESTBOUND.
Daily except Sunday.

MAP

OR

A
NEWSPAPER
cure

IF SO,
ADDRESS

ALLEN G. SMITA.
TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

Let me esti: and submit

No. 3 pi

No. 1 passenger leaves T'
Arrives in Rossland
Connections at Rossiand with trains to and
from Spoki
Connections made with all boats arriving and
departing from Trail.
General offices:

»,
sneral ofc F. 2». GUTELIUS,

jeneral Supt

International Navigation and
Trading Co., Ltd.

Kootenay Lake and River, BO:
is company’s new steamer
INTERNATIONAL

Leaves Kaslo 7:30 u,m. for Ainus-
worth, Pilot Bay, Balfour and Nelson.

The Fast Line
Superior Service

Through Tickets to all points in the

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

DIRECT CONNECTION

with the
Spokane Falls & Northern Ry
Trains depart from Spokane.
No. 1, Es
No. 2
TICKETS TO

JAPAN AND CHINA

VIA
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC
8. 8. Co.

For information. time cards, maps and tickets
gents of the 8. F,&N. and its con-

Wisconsin Central Line

apply to aj
nections, or
F, D, GIBBS,
General Agent, Spokane, Wasn.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst, Gen. Pass, Agent,
No. 255 Morrison 8t.,
Portland, Oragon.
‘Write for a new map of Kootenay country

And Soo Pacific Line

The quickest and cheapest route te
alt points East or West. Palatial
sleepers and tourists car on all trains.
Connections from Rossland in con-
nection with Canadian Pacific steamers
and Columbia & Western railway.

Leave and arrive at Rossland every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday as
follows:

dep. Revelstoke a

” ‘Arrowhead Part
Nakusp
son
Waterloo

Trail
Rossland

Direct connection at Nakusp for all

ints on the N. & 5. R. to Sandon.

irect connection at Rob:on for Nelson
gag all points between Nelson and
ilo.

Direct connection at Revelstoke for
all points east or west.

‘or further information, maps, etc.,
apply to any agent, C. P. KR. or to

A. B. MacKenzis, Agent Rossland.

-H. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass. Agent
Nelson, or to
GEO. McL. BROWN, District Pass-
enger Agent, Vancouver.

RUNS
Two Fast Trains daily between St.
Paul, Minneapolis aud Chicago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wiscous,

KAS.0 & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD NO. 1. i

Kaslo
South Fork
Sproule’s

McGuigan

Bailey's

Junction
10:50 am Sandon

For rates and

Ar 3:30 pm

making connection in Chicago with all
lines running east and west.

For full information regarding routes,
rates, maps, folders, etz.. addres:
your-nearest ticket agent, or

JAMES C. POND,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Muwaykee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen Agt.,246 Stark St.Portland, Ore,

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from
Exrope, do not fail to call on the near”
est Canadian Pacitic Railway agent. OF

MME. E- V,RO8s, formerly of Walker Bros. &
Fyler, of Sait Laxe. ‘Three doors north of
the Bellvue.

DEUGGISTS.
‘Fr BASER'S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

DEVE Bros. druggists and stationers.
Go gpEVAptions.’ Fine twilet articles and sta-
tionery.
———————
DYE WORKS.
COLUMBIA, Dye, Works... Clothes cleaned,
‘dyed and repaired under post office.

EXPRESEMEN.

CHARLES Bates, ‘Transfer and Express. Head-
‘quarters, Montana barn.

HAIRDRESSEBS,
HALLIWELL, Ladies Hair Dressers and
maker. toom ¥, Daniels & Chambers

plock, 274 Columbia ave. a22-tf.
ME Horne Thomas, at tae Creedmore wants
‘everyone to know that she cures all scalp
eaves, Hair on bald heads produced oF no

HABDWARE.
A, McBRIDE & Co., hardware and mining
+ twols.

J. F TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.| SYraq

TS

HOTELS.
PACIFIC HOTEL, Columbia avenue, West.
John Watson, Proprietor.

LUMBER DEALEES.

A.

‘puilding line.

ev
of ¥ this
8, KERBY & Co. lumber, ete., everything | in the sitet

mn to the Bourd

waLas & Co.
4-14-1m.

Notice fh hereby given that we will apply at
us apse at 2 St'the Board of License oe

in the premises known as the
yu on lot 13, in block 16, in Railway
and.
‘April 16, H. Mitorp,
pase AP Louis FOURNIEB,
JoserH LEBLANC.

SECRET SOCIETIES
No. 36, 1.0.0.F, meets

every t ih “Masonic Hall.
Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend.
John Kirkup, N.G., John Jackson, Jr., Sec.

RINTIUAN Lodge No. 27, A. F, & A.M.
COE Sop the evening of the first Thursday
of each month at Masonic Hall, Rossland.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at-
nd. i. P. MeCraney, Secretary.

LAND Lodge, K. of P., No. 21, will meet
ROB rriday evening at Masonic Hall at
7:30 o'clock. A. G. Greelman, K. of R. and 8.
LAND Miners’ Union No. 38, W. F. M.

jasonic Hall every Saturday
‘All members are cordially in-
James Cusick, president, P.

88)
“Order of Goo
ond and fourth W
the Masonic hall at 7 o'clock.
C.T., W. Hughes, Secretary
There will be a
f this lodge

* MINERAL PSYCHOMETRIST.
neral psychometrist
the marvelous Pate

MINING COMPARIES.
LEATHER Bell, E.W. Liljegran, Supt, Record
block.

ATTLE Brown Gold Mining Co., E. W. Lilje-

gran, Supt.

‘DHE Alf Gold Mining Co., E. W. Liljegran
Bupt.

PLUMBERS.
Gieon., & Wileox. No 18 E Columbia ave
ox,

PHYSICIANS,
D&. Campbell, Stussi Block.

DE. Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

BTENOGRAPHERS.

MRS. Helen L. Keyes, stenographer and Type-
writer, Commerciri block.

‘THE 7isses Tuttle, shorthand Typewriting

‘ana Copying. oom 11, Traders’ block.

THE CREEDMORE.
Fxg furnished rooms. Columbia ave., east
of PY

Get a lot at Burton City
Thos. Wilson & Co.,

DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE

New lot of shoes
just arrived . . -

Rossiand, B. C.

Elie Lavalley,

ties and are daily
INCORPORATING

B. O.
listed East.
ticulars apply to

L.C. DILLMAN,

11 & 12 Sherwood Blk,

stocking good mining proper-

propoaitions in all Districts of
Treasury stocks all
For further par-

Spokane, Wash.

pects” and Standard Shares.

Particular attention given to the orders of in-
dividuals and Syndicates. Expert reports on
physical features and titles.

Correspondence solicited.
References exchanged.

P. O. Drawer L. ROSSLAND, B.C.

Cc. W. RICHIE & CO.

Mines and Mining Stockbrokers
11 Post Street.

C.W. ABBOTT & CO.

OPEN ALL NIGHT.

Private rooms for ladies.
Neatest and finest equip

Clarendon Gafe

No. 30 Columbia avenue

d cafe north © Feat

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

J. H. Good, J. M. Clark.

Good, Clark & Co.

Reau Estates AND MINING
BRokEgs,

of Spokane.
Everything new.

Service excellent.

Cc &e,
MINES AND MINING STOCKS.
Claims bought and sold. Comranier

SPOKANE, - WASH.

The Grand Hotel

COR. MAIN AND HOWARD 8sTs,
Newly furnished. Strictly first-class

formed. Rents collected, &c. Corres-
pondence solicited.

COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.C

John N. Blake,

CONVEYANCER, ETC.
Mines, and Mining Investments, Incorpora:
and Tit!

Under the
of Frank Watson.
for mining men.

room heated by steam.
and from all trains.

Headquarters
Elevator service
night and dsy. Free baths. On the
European and American plan. Every
Free buss to

tion of les to ‘Lands and
Miniug Claims a Specialty.
2 E Columbia Ave.

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

Furnished Rooms
Without Board.

The Waterloo Hotel
. ‘TRAIL, B. C.
Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

t Rates $2 Per Day. First-Class
Tena j With or

All samples received by mail carefully
assayed.

J. L. Parker
‘Mining Engineer

Dabney and Parker,

Joseph B. Dabney,

Christina Lake Store,

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

Ie Also Prepared to Keep Travelers.

TURKISH BATHS.

OPEN day and night,

Ladies’
nd Fridays, Creedmore Buil
re.

ays Tuesdays
ding. Colum-

~BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone and cement

work done by H. Christensen, brick-

«AOUSEP
H. 8. O'CONNELL, Prop.
Mining Headquarters.

THE HOWARD

Mines and Mining.

‘Mines examined and reported on.
Special attention given to the placing of
Mining properties and the management of

“ ROSSLAND, B.C.
Cable address, “ Parker, Rossland.” Moreing

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

Traders’ Block, Columbia Avenus.

Tae CREEDMORE

Mrs. SWEENEY, Proprietress,

and Neal and Bedford McNeil’s Codes.

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
forsale, aud also on mines of which
stocci s being sold. if my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all

moneys invested cu same.

Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap-

plication to the Prssident or Secretary.

SIGN BOARDS

To stop anyone from examining more than 250 feet of
underground development work already done on Sunset
No.2. You can go and see for yourself how rapidly this
work is being pushed, night aad day, by three shifts of
men. Sunset No. 2 is the property of the Canadian Gold
Fields Syndicate, limited, is but one half mile from Boss-
land, and will goon be a big oro producer. Subscriptions
wil) still be received at par, 10 cents, for the remainder of
the first offering of the fully paidy absolutely non-assess-
able shares of the syndicate. Anyone can go through the
mine. There are no sign boards

STOPPING YOd.

The Canadian Gold Fields
Syndicate, Limited.
20 West Columbia Ave. Rossland.

THE SMITH-HEWITT CO.,
Mines,

COMPANIES ORGANIZED. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Stocks and Real Estate.

Scavanger Work

Done Promptiy |-rne best of all cats and engravi
Vi
P. 0. BOX, 562. 3 at moderate prices. oe

apply at

Chas. D. Harris, !ate of the commissary
department of the Southern Pacific rail-
way, manager,

, leaves Nelson 8:30 p.m. on

on all week days.
JAS. WAUGH, G.F, HAYWARD,
Purser. Master.

with

company’s ailices 7 Sindoraker ond Jiayer. Ofice at the gun aod lore Keep your eye on Burton City

B. WHITE, Undertaker and Embelmer. No JOHN M. BURKE, Roaslaad, B.C | Scott Bik., Columbia Ave. and Lincola Street, Rossland.
ROBT. IRVING, __ BR. W. BRYAN, -_ B.* is idneoih street. je eooktr
‘Trafic Mgr. | Supt. & Ass’t Treas, |GeneralS} S. Agent Winnipeg .