E “in Me thats

i

ROSSLAND EVENING E. MAROH 4, ga

eeree 8s -RECORD.|

BER C. ‘SMITH.
noes i
PUBLISMED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

-AbL to: ‘roust!

be -ecompanted by the name and address
Of Lhv Witter; u0y décossorily ror, publica
ton, but as evidence of good faith.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

Daily per year.
. Daily per year,

}-Bubseriptions tnveriably in advance,
_ Advertising rated will Le made known’ on ap-
"plication

* SATURDAY, MARCH 4,- 1899

The. report ofthe geological survey,
slidwe that in'1898 there was an increase
, of over 49,000,000, or nearly 32 per cent,
in the-production of minerals in Canada
as compared with 1897, This ‘is a» gtil}
large? proportional increase than that of

“1897 ever. 1806, which amounted to

nearly,27per:.cent. In the. first’ year
vfor;which statisiics were “issued ‘there
hed ‘Been'dn‘incrense'in value of mineral
prodictsof- 13 years of nearly 26° per
cent. During. the same period ..the:in-
-cregge,in population .has:been- about 14
; Rer.cent,iand the per:capita‘value of the
mineral prodtiction of the conntry har
inc¥easéd from about $2.20 to $7.20, The
increase in Ontario was over 50 percent;
the total value of. metals prodnced . war
$21,622,601,
plement
It ‘seems like’ unnecessary haste and
an uncalled for reflection upon the: fir
department for a. telegram. to be ‘cent,
urging the: newly - selected fire’ chief t-
-leave Montréal ‘a: week earlier than ‘he
atinonhced ‘that’ he would’ be able to.
‘The department ‘liave faithfully, and
well'guarded the.city for four yeara and
it during. that:time:has never been more
efficient than at.the Present time. The
Heer whiel will evidently think that Ross-
landiid' in sore’ distress fora fire chief.
Someone should telegraph him that the
town is:noton fire,:and that only a false
alarm: ‘He should be given:time to} pack

i hia trdok‘atid’ bid His friends } good ye,

‘i It talon more people.to edit ‘a news-
» paper'in Vietoria, or rather ‘the Hews-
papers than‘in'snyother town on’ earth

“ot ite-etze and the size of. the papers

re in¢lude |

jacriber,””” ‘‘Reader,”” “Enquirer”

“ dozstiat of ‘other non‘de plumes.

Bdito dvebort to‘sucli means in order to
ay. th ings they wish ,svid but do} not
"want to say , but.of course. the Victoria
weditor#’ would: not do anything ‘like

Ce
Tho Love That Thinketh’ No ‘Evil.
Ifonyone should say, ‘I have met one

“who wronged.me, and have passed him
unnoticed inthe street today. .I wish
him no ill,-but cannot have anything to

+ do. with him,” this, in’ ull probability,

: would-not-be genuine charity; this would
;mot,.;be:-that Jove that... ia -the
syunderlying principal of:tha, golden: rule.
, Trae chanity-not only thinketh:no evt'.
;bet. ays kind—thnt’ is, never faile
ate. good of wnother. Love has a
positive side; it;requires us to. .hold the
Tigbteous. skle toward those who may

* have injured_us, or who fancy that’ they

~ may haye deen ill-treated by us.—Her-

ald and Star.

* Rossland jg not.to be eatiefied: with 8
‘member at.the: capital, bat: is: also to

BOARD OF. TRADE<MEETING.~

Officers Were Elected For the Ensuing
‘ Yoar.

The adjourned annual meeting for the
Rossland board of; trado was held last
evening and J. 8S. C. Fraser re-elected
president; J. F. McCrae, vice-president,
H.W. ©. Jackson, secretary.

The following persons were elected’ ag
members of the board of trade. council
forthe ensuing year:

“0. O. Lalonde, A. 8. Goodeve, W. -T.
Qliver, W. A. Carlyle, J. B, Johnson, J.
M. Smith, F. W. Rolt, W...N. Dunn; J.!
A. Kirk, Ross Thompson, J. B.. McAr-

.thur.und. A. B., Mackenzie,

It wus determined to pay the eecretary
4200 a year for his services.

Vice-President McCrae donated des
room in his office for the evcretary and
received the thanks of the meeting.

CO. Hy Mackintosh, John B. Kerr and | ¥

F. Cs Moffat were elected: members of
the board,

The sugpestion uf A: B.'Clabon that}
there-ehould be a conference: of all
the boards of trades of ‘the Kootenays
was favorably. received and refered to
the council for action.

The matter of freight rates was brought

‘ap. by ©. 0, Lalonde, who etated that

they were getting higher, and. at the
precent time ¢4 per hundred pounds was
charged from Montreal. In the pnat it
had been as low as $2.75. The matter
was ‘referr.d'to the council.

FOZ EMA
dt FETTER
LT RHEUM
pepe

DR. ACNEW'S OINTMENT,

35 CENTS.
Ie 4s a marvellous cure for al! beepers dis.
gusting and disfiguring dis:
Zora, Halt Rho, Totter, Barbors’ re
jonital te Ulcers, Blotctios.’ It’oures ali
tthe s skin and makes it soft

H OFFMAN.
WASHINGTON STREET
ROSSLAND, B. C.

) HARRY)..MCINTOSH, ‘PROPA:

~Merchants’ Lunch.
25c3....
From 12 ‘noon to :2:30 p.m
BUNDAY _—
Chicken Dinner.
A SPECIALTY, -  ”
wA-First Class.“ Bar..
RAILROAD T: IME CHECKS:
Miners. Checks..
“@eCashed.

Free of Charge. .

SSoeoaaspapeasaesneaee | «

Rossland Qpera‘House.

| - ALLAN G. WHITE, Manager...

Buchanan’s
Dramatic —
Players.

Band, Orchestra, Violins, Horn, and

~ _ Voeal Solos.
e —ONE SOLID WEEK——
Beginning

Monday, March: 6.

Enroute ‘from Ocean to’ Ocean—24th
‘ ear. wit

POPULAR PRICES—2%e, Ble, and. 76c.
Reserved seats on sule at Rolli*’ Store.

Millions Are Made By Mining”

MICHIGAN BOY

Gold Mining Company

. REPUBLIC, WASHINGTON.

Four full claime—Michigan Boy, Rein-
deer No. 2, Edna, and Sidney, situated
one-half mile southwest’ of the One
Thousand Doilar a Day dividend payer,
the Republic mine, Republic, Wn., and
the Mountain. Lion, with a: 85-foot
ledge, which asenys $30 and better across
the whole face, and wiil_ goon: be .on
the list of dividend payers. To the south
are the Morning Glory, Troubadour, Hit
or. Miss, and) the Golden Lily group—
the latter a only one claim north-of the
Machigan Boy Gold Mining Company's
property.

This company is stocked for’ 1,000,000
shares, par value 5 cents, assessable to
par not to exceed one mi!l -per share
per month, There are 400,000 shares in
in the treasury. All promoter’s ‘stock
pooled until treasury stock is sold. Ali
money expended in developing the prop-
erty. 5

Fist Iesue—200,000 shares at one cent,

100,000 of which were subscribed by ‘the |.

business nen of Republic the first day.
Send in your address at once if you
desire any of thia issue,
Remit by money order,

havea dep Having
from ite efforts to extract more appro-
pristione, the mayor in an interview re-
” ports that he was too late, the govern-
ment not caring to rcopen the estimates,
. a8 it would bean invitation to all sec-
-“tloua tg put ih fresh demands: But if
the dity'Hd'been’ properly represented,
aye, more wotild have beed given’ in

tHe Abat idtance. To provide ogainst|

failite another time, he “recommends

that.a delegation be sent to’ Victoria at

4 ion, to be on the spot and

ice je done to Rossland,

Ceftainly out neiglibors are in no

-dangér of snffering srongy want of
" jperve:—Nelson Miner.

Claims alt surveyed and development
in progress.
THE NEXT ISSUE WILL BE
s+e0e100,000 SHARES AT......

L .
President and Manager,
. E, D. CARPENTEP,
Republic; Week.

J. B. HODGES,
Secretary and Treasurers,

|

lars ideal

BeewawNe January 1, 1899
this up-to-date hostelry
will be conducted. strictly on

EUROPEAN
PUAN...

Lighty-five cligantly furn-
Ished, steam ‘heated  roome.-
Toilets and bathe with hot and

Cold water on every floor... Spa-
ciuus Sample regs room. .-

MRS, M.E, Allan: PRO,
PBSDSSSG9S9©

DOMINION GOVERN’NT OFFIOERS

R. B. McDonaun :—Collector of Cnstoms,
Government agent in charge of bureau
for issuing Blondike mi iners’ certifi-
cates.

W. 8. Juxze:—Internal Revenue Col-

lector...

PROVINCIAL o ‘FICERS.

Business Men and Houses Worthy, of: Conft-

STILL LEADS -
THE WAY.

‘We reach the hearts of the
consumers through their stom-
achs by giving them.the PURE.
HEALTHFUL; PLEASING~
.BEVERAGE .DRINK . THE

‘Le Roi.
Guld Seal

LAGER BEER. ©
Call for and sce; that you
_getit. Itis-the most Health-”
ful and -“Appetising Beer
brewed,

Notice of -Asignment,
Pursuant to the ‘ redtions Ton Leeds

ton yen mune His hte
merchaut tatlor, nes by
3890, assigned

one st
re 7
1 by th
sp the
anerneee a

tou regardéon
, ins natiee, De

tate
Hea A a
claim he had not notice at ee time ri

+ | tribution, ©

guste gt Rossiand, B,C. yftn a ‘195 9 ot
ii

aegee is heroby given {hat
creditors of Geo A Seauine st

/

fae

Epwanp Cronyn? J.8, Clute, JE. ,
J. As MACDONALD,

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn*
Sarristers,: Solicitors * and: Notaries,
£oltcltors for Bank of British North, America. |

<WoaR, R *

,| MASCOT. GOLD. MINING COMPaxy

LIMITED LIABILITY,

Rote is'hereby given that o 5;
aa Hak -of--the aba phareholders oh ¢
ogcimted Liabiu
ce of the Com
Fable ene Rossland, B 2
‘April the 41 t the hourof threeo'clont

iiig afternoon, for the.
aia, if deat ented, sdviesbloe d ‘apes = i

APpinier’s
Ghost

May Appear
eto You & &

OCCASIONALLY AND... ~
GIVE YOU'A “SONG.
AND DANCE” ABOUT.
HIS NECESSITY. OF
‘CHARGING =~
KLONDIKE: PRICES.

It’s Notati..
Your Fault

IF HE ‘PAYS “BIG:
RENT” and for:reagons
best ‘known ‘to ‘himself
tax hia customer accord-
ly. The-Wages paid by
all” Roseland~ offices
when ontside laborjis:re: -
quired are identical. ©

GET

Record Job Office

PRICES,

ROSSLAND- ADVERTISERS.

dence and Patronage.

Frrzpataicr, q F., Plamber.

Gin-on & Co.,.C. -C., Auction Houee. *
Husiue.Bnos . Genernl Merchant,
Aoxzyrorp, J..F., Tailor..

Rossuanp Auction Houser.

Haey. 7. E., Dealer in Meate-All Kinde:
Borrman-‘Horet, Horry McIntosh, Prop,
Horen ALAN, Mrs. My E. Allan, Prop.
Jouxson & Co., J..B., ‘Brokers, Real Est,
Jon Parxtinas Record Olfice.

Latonpr, C. 0.,. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers
LxRor Stapixs; J:.Fi Linburg, Prop.

Le Ror Brewery;-Gold-Heal Beer. -,

F Pre Court: Reg-
“istrar! z
Joun Krnxur:—Gold Commizsionerand
Stipendiary Magistrate.
W. J. Rosryson :—Deputy Sheriff.
©. 8. Bows, M..D:—Coroner.
ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS,
3. 8. Gooprve:—Mayor.
C, O, Latonng, Alderman.
Ross Tuomrson, Alderman,
Joun F, MoCrax, Alderman.
Jonn E. Hoosoy, Alderman.
Joux Eporen, Alderman:
Joun 8, Ciure, Jz., Alderman.
Joun Ixceax, Chief of Police,
Ws. MeQuegn, City Clerk.
Ws. Haup, Assescor.”
J. A. Jorpan, Police Magietrate,
Joszpn Squizes, Chief of Fire Dep't,

P. 0 Box 56.

Samve. Fonrzatn, Sanitary Inspector

€

M T. R..Draggiat, Toilet Articles.
Mostana Livery Srappe, M. A..Haryey.
McCuag & Co., Mining, Real-Estate etc.
McKenztg, Dei J.B.

McDonaxp, Corts &. ORONYS, Solicitors,
MvNernn & Descon,. Barriatera and Sole:
O'Heary,.M. J., Merghant,.Tailor, : ete,
Panker & Co., JL, Min. Ens Brokers.
PLayronp, H. ‘H. ‘Account

Parger & Co., J> L,, Agte., Galt, Coal.
Reppin-JaoKson * :Co,; “Mining ~Brokers.:
Rossianp Loan, Orricg and,Jeweler,
Recorp Jos. Parntina Orrice. :
Reo Srar Livery: anp Traxsee Co.
Rosstanp Lauxpay, Graham & Son,
Spaina, J..W.,.Jowelery,-watchen,.eto.
‘Thompson, Rosa,.Mining and Real Eat,
Wuwon & Ca., M.A. Tailors, e
Weuvse; O, M., Plumber.

Wagers. My'J.. Auctioneer, Merchant...

Crecent Dry Goons Store, Lt. Liability.

tbe assote, ri
Bi and u . Kee
duder mac
ronal

By order,
AMPBELL, |

ecretary,|

Transfer of. aie License,

pe vatige is hereby. given that application vq
made ard of Hcanse commision
Bethe 2 thi ot "Hossland, oe ite ext met
to\frans{ér the lice
api fue Haquorey ow in the nene vot the
raigned, to George Owen, for {lu
bre, lot 18, block 26; of Hoadlang, 2.

| February 16, 1809,

* Transfer. of. Liquor. License,

; Notice is hereby’ given that application wa
foard of Liceugss Commins
yor Rossland, at its next
fag, for the transfer of Maucr’ License, nor
name of the undersign Frank 3,
Tor the Dominion hotly situated on lois i
12, block 26, .R nd,
GEoncE Owns,

© Dated this 16th day of February. 1899,

T. .W.- HOWARD,
“y08, BISHOPsGATE-STREET, LONDON, E.C.
RossuaNpER. and British Co]

Co c DEACON,

BARRISTERS: AND: SOLICITORS.

Rossland,B. CG
Miner, Bulldiag, Colembia Avenue.

|Subseribe

—FOR: THE—

¥

Record.

COMES -TO.-THE..AID OF

Catarrh==
==Sufferers

UCCESS | ‘in life-is almust fraposible for 8
man with. bad, breath, . N
do’ business, with him,

associate with him He is handicapped er

wl comes from Catartit

Fometi 3 from Ci Catarrh of the Stomach, soo;

times of the lungs, ‘sometimes of the head, 00%

re Catarth
respecting man can ignore ors ant et

he makes cot
aoe Artal something. sbontithe mant
an je, climate Canada that seein:
diseases. of the mucou: mi
it; but Dr. Chase has hee!
Catarth for over. thirty. years, and hi
blessed by thousands who have sbaken ©
g cents per bom

| Wacom, Qoy, Plumber,

erp of of this insidious disease.
~blower ohkical pene

‘FeO Ae

Dr. A. W. CHASE

(Continued From First Page.)
Nee eee ee ss ee SESE
Iron Mask.

The compreseor is running slong ~all
right new, but it-will-be-held:-down .to
jte full capacity, 98 all the. bearings
need to be worn off ‘smooth before the

plant is expected to. supplant :the. old |,

one in full. The.shipmentaj were + small.
this week, bub; will be up,to.the stand

ard. from..now-on, Weatk. oe ‘on-atead-
ily in the nine. Injtug 1 Ne ;

ood .vein..oLore : wasouty in‘
drift, and abgut, five feet of ore opened
. up, which ja.of-some hat. higher grade
than that in the tunnel, and bringing
the average. value of ‘ora mined during
the month.up ard, ia factia little’. over
$30 per ton, which. i¢ ‘certainly a: most.
crelitable showing. Bome, ‘picked eam-
ples of thigore went as high as $416 per,
ton, A new.crogecutcwea|begun in <the
main tunnebthis week, and itis ex-
perted that this drift. will cut. the two
main ledges a8 indicated upon the sur-
face before the northern ‘boundary of
the property. is-reached.:.The-Iron Mask
jain very _ premising condition at.:pres-
ent. .

War Ragte. oe

Things are‘still quiet at the big mine,
on the -hillside, -The new. exciter’ and
other electric ‘appliances: which were

the pee eran
and compressor <plantj-noth:

Sneantime work ots a developing charac-
ter goes steadily .on ‘it, the, mine. Ore
bodies are being cfdsecut and drifted in
and a lot of timbering. thas: heen, done
daring the lullin shipments... No ere
was ehipped this week ‘at® all; and it is
not likely that there . will be any. ship-
mguts nade until after.the new .machin-
ery arrives, and ‘by. ‘that time the tram-
way fromthe -mine --10 the: big -new ore
bunkers on the, Centre’ Star: ground,
where the. ©. Ps -R. “putting in the
spur, will have been completed, so .that
every pogsible ‘facility for the. speedy.
pining and handling of the: ore will then:
bein
and steady output can Sinner for.
Lily ‘May.

Both drifts -at the: 240) foot devel are

being continued, and they’ are cut about

ROSSLAND'S LEADING DRY GUIDS STORE,

Co

Dry Goods: Company Limited Liability

| Dress Goods..

Grepeles,
Crepons,.
Uncrushable.

--brenadines,

1250-YARDS-1250
“Arrived ..Wednesday.
" ceat gathering of fine Silks ever displayed in poreiand: Come*

12 feet per week each. These two drifts |--|p

are now about 80 and 22 fe
ly, the east drift being: th
the two. Some “average ‘valded ore is
isbeing taken from ‘a ‘stringer in the
east end, but: the +quantity:i in. sight -ie
mall and a ledge isnot looked for~at
that point. Some ore matter is now be: J,
ing cut by the west drift also,
Homestake. ~

The crosseut-at the 200 foot level, hay
een well started now, but has not been
cut far enough to warrant any statemen t
85 to the possible showing that niay be
found in that. direction - or at that -par-
ticular point. ‘The formation ir the new

reapectlve-

cutis similar to that in’ the,:shaft, eo].

that no noticeable ..finds are - ported.
Some very promising stringers of.quartz
have been cut, but’ this ia not new. or
Unusual in the lnst.75 feet of * the, shaft.
Sunset,.No.;2.

The big crosscut i is etill., being cnt out,
good progress being made at jt. The
faceof the cut ia still in the ore, and hae
been fur sume days ‘past, ‘Nothing is
known yet definitely as to size, quantity
orqnality of the ore body” “now in the
Workings,

Virginia,

Crosecutting continues at.the 800: foot
level. No. new. developmenta
~ Ported in the way of strikés or Gnd and
in fact, none are expected. som time
‘0 come, Thé main. crosscut,Js° now.
about 370 feet tong, and . reas is

prog
fring made in it, while’ dt.the500 foot | ’
me the new drift 19. How ‘Bbout, 100; feet Fj

Dg.
Deer Patric? ev
Regular development work. continues
a this property. “The., Upraige at the
foot level is going’ on nicel¥,..and it
*xpected that the 100 foot level will: ‘be
Teached come time tomorrow.::"Consid-

erable timbering. bas”
shaft thia wee! ck res Pe “

wnt? Property ig being worked. again,
me $ tunnel good headway.is being
: ts with the regular 8- ‘hour shifts in
“ le. The rock Leing cut: this week is

ery hard, but. there is nothing new. to

hole in the
formation way of Snds or encouraging

th * Jo-Jo.
nae e chaft is now down sixty odd, feet,

ger one of |>

! Shirt Waists,

Outside Skirts,

P. D. Corsets,
WORORSTER Corsets.

: ESCE

Harbingers of Spring:

AND.

See
Thon.

NRW
| Goods
+) Atrving
Daily.

Dress Goods. !

‘The choi-

Underwear,
‘Ladies’ Aprons
Near SilkSkirts

TAP DAN,

ERS GH

TRE ‘CRESCENT DRY.
-LIMIGED L’Y--

GOODS Co.,

NEW BRICK BLOCK, ROSSLAND, B. C.

provement ¥ was noticed in the mineral 2

‘being takén from the bottom of the
shaft. Lote stringers of nice clean’ ore
and quartz % were cut, but they are very
[thin and * ave no particular weight,
other.than’ as favorable indications of
lsrge ore ‘bodies in the immediate, vi-

cinity. Le Rol.

The Le Roi started stoping again this
weok, and has shipped on an average a
little ovér 275 tonsa per day during the
last three days. The new hoist works
smooth, and 300 tons of ore per day will
be.mined and shipped from nowon. The

‘mine ig in excellent shape and the ore

bodies bave been dressed down and ex-
posed for.the most convenient working
of the mine, and the Te Roi mine be de-

upon to giv! account of
fears in the way ol of shipments . from

during the week coneiderable*im-

now OR

* “Weekly Ore Shipments.

The ore shipments of the week ending
Mar. 4th were oa folllows:
To Trail:
Iron Mask.,....6006+ wees
TO NORTHPORT SEELTER.
Le Rol ....eceseeseeeeeeeeceeees %

Totel....seceeceelereesgeee 861

International Music. Hall.

The all star English ‘specialty * com
pany being the leading festare of (thé 4
It is the bei
array of talent that: ever pei Tin
this.city, consisting of artists who stand|_
at the beadof the vaudeville profession, |=
and this week’s entertainmént has been;
voted by the public the strongest ever

Tons.

| eds:

presented, The Leondor Broa., the five

Pert Sisters and the Kramers are among,
the many features of - the lengthy. pro-
gram. Go early if yon want to secure a a,
good seat.s . -
Notice of. Dog Tax.:
All dogs found at large without a tag
attached to dog'collar. will be impound-
By order of
8-1-3

Ragulas tsi Sea

ery night by the only Licensed : chuotioisoe

4 MM J: WALKER,

Pounpgeerzn.

|B WILLIAM R.

Mcc Crae &: Co
Mining and’
Investment Brokers.

Gent rts furni:
5 eign mat sat eee feral

properties bow ht and sold.
ayers - ce pene

- Real. Estate

MONEY. Loaned at
LOW Rates of Intorest.
, CORRESPONDIGR SOLIOFERD

Cable Address, “More,” Rossland.
Codes, Olongh’s and Bedford McNell’e

“TRE BEST
VALUE
MONEY

MARK ET:

FOR ALL,

- PURPOSES.

|J.L, Parker & Co,

AILGOX

28 SPOKANE .STREET.

HELLO:89,

H oldest Established House’ ay

EAT TY
f Undertaker. i
4 ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMB’A

MONTANA LIVERY:

26 Washington Street.
First Class Saddle and J Driving Horses.
Boa: jpectalty.

rding Horses a 8
seen es o MAS HARVEY.

CANADIAN
Keone

AND S00. "SO0-LINE,

OCEAN 10 Soma ROUTE must
AND _ WEST.

tye

Baggage Checked “i Destination:

"| Through first clags.sleepera on all t

Tourist cars pasa Revelstoke daily to '
by velst
8t Paul; es to; The

for. Torontos ‘Thurs-
day’ for Montreal ms

and Bosto:

and from th th: oa: in li id
pale eter aslo, Bs deca

son, Kaalo, Sanden and

other Slocan pol
For Rates, Tebels id Fall Papeete
‘Local

ron Call on or Address Ne Neareat

Agent, or
A.B, Macxenzn oi Tkt t.
P. G. Denison, ‘gen o AS }
W. F. Anpzzson,
T, P. A., Nelson,

Rees
land

E. J. Corza,
DPA Vane’r