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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Foy WV

BY EBER C. SMITH.

ee 4 made by that paper to leave with the | NORMAN A. MACKENZIE, w. L. GERMAINE, SC ! . people the impression that the Scott

movement is corrupt, not directly but MACKENZIE & CO.

(Continued from page one.) by Vague insinuations, the meanest kind Real Estate and Mining. Brokers.

To THE Voters oF RossLanv: The undersigned has been requested

Tayor, Le Bon Marche Millinery Store. |...

, 5 PENING OFFICIAL e DAILY | by a large number of the property hold- \ ote for GRAND OPE el and boarding he One Year in Advance ers of Rossland to stand for aide

One Year in auvator oo ons + 8 fi the eeming elvie elections, and | | Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April sth, 6th and 7th. etc wth

hie det . ; and chocse what obedience to their wishes begs to an- _

By Carrier by the ¥ an eS nounce himself a candidate. n \ Biagle copy fe ranenanee “TOM W. STACK. | WEEKLY: a : 7 Peirce gro ae To the Voters and Taxpayers of e Single copy “| Rossland :—It elected as aldeman of} the City of Rossland. I pledge my | The Peoples ‘The Peaples . Candidate ee

best energies to the discharge of the Committee Rooms:

Published every day (except Sundar) end Weeks.

people if elec . Elis, speech |" was brief but ¢

»P., made a cou ’, iM ARTHUR DUTTON’ BPEECIL

seryative speech in hay Ir, Lalonde and was greeted with cheers, The two Arthur Dutton, who has appe ared on | candidates, made closing remarks and 7 a y + ppl san advocate ot the elec- | the chairman enlled upon the candidates: 119 Columbia Avenue E i ‘ TScott spoke, of a subje foraldermen to address the people. The Notary Public. Office of White Bear Mining & Milling , he ora Cera! icualiat hie meas beought into discussion “by | ehairnn le and was fol- ‘ aia a ' ‘ of London, Paris and New York pattern oe . é rs’ hospital. . sat the 1a wetl lowed by Messrs, Ra and Stack. and G Mining C a " srning the -AN BONNETS >= WANT COLUMN, fot it dling

HATS A D Tencents aline for the ji i i play dwelt "pon Cente u fine therafte Bia by a not carried

Dundee Gold Ning (o., Ltd.

PARKER GROUP.

Assays obtained January 28, 1897, $22 gold, 2 ounces: silver. Boiler. eae KRISTI TEED Depth 70 Feet.

‘The owners of the Lily May have in- || stalled their new compressor plant. The plant has a capacity to run five drills. = a oe a ‘A.50 horse power boiler and a 60 horse , There Was a T ime eae : d power engine and hoist comprise the Wien aay slide wis Good art weg ‘ity | equipment. This plant was put in at a hook a cost of 45,000, The property is being 5 . bi w systematically developed. Shaft No. 1 : we 1 : — sury evil. "| He spoke the | is down 108 feet and the drift at the bot- Tnat Time is Past! oi . PHY: TANS. “Ying paper's suggestion that the | tom of the shaft is 36 feet. A tunnel is || Today the cail is fur the Best ‘é 5 Be | Du. Lanvanr, Record block. people should vote for Lalonde because | now in eight feet, which will intersect and we can ‘answer it. : s 2 wh he was a. strong supporter of Lauricr,|the shaft at a depth of 65 feet. No, 2 ‘ . Dx, Fonte has opened ‘his office next dort ant avid that because Mr. Laurier and| shaft is down 90 feet. At the 100-foot

: < ‘ the Custom t iat fo onde are both liberals and French- }Jevel drifting will commence. The Lil

Our Shoes Fit Right, Dx. SNcuarm, Occideatal bives a sadiang was no reason why the citi-| May is the first location made in the i 4 ees jens shquid vote for Mr. Lalonde. He | Trailereek district. Wear Right, Look Right. = :

asked what had become of the ticket i ‘we IS + DEN1IsTS. vepared at the outset of the campaign MORE TID place or’right in this municipal dis- To THE VOTERS oF RoSsLAND: And whats more the PRICE Is RIGHT. prep ? cussion.” Ss ND:

H Uc Pinos dente hie ith « flourish of trumpets, pledging I hedi: ith th ist f fi ' Call and have a look at then: MR ENERO RNS Seen ulee: wine men without their onaerit Jo blinds A newspaper that dare not refutesuch | 2m obedience with ae Me isines OL I ayor

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We will have on display the largest stock and latest styles

Commercial Block

Columbia Avenue. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1897. duties of the office

W. A. CAMPBELL. |

wiTHOUT A BLUSH.

Inreporting the Scott meeting last night the morning paper printed the| To the voters of the city, of Rossland foll F “ith 4 Tenial ier —Having been requested by a large following = witho! denial, apology or] number of my friends to stand for apparent shame alderman at the ensuing city election, | “Mr. McKane lihe editorial in The | | hereby announce my self as a candi-|

Miner on Sunday was a dis-|dote subject to your approval at the | . grace to the man who wrot he | poles, .

i y that H. J. RAYMER.

* a. s a law in tl Madame Irene. |---- Hace al et Woon: Le: : fore a magistrat BU

Situated between Wild Horse and Porcupine Creeks. 121 COLUMBIA AVENUE. .

| ever seen in this province. Inspection invited. j \

AND REFINING (0.

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

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. : . a Office and Works at Trail, B. C. aa ly support the head of that slate. He Owners of the Jambo Demand $5000 for : 4 Cc O LALONDE srasneastat ayaa oeS thought the candidates for aldermen an Extension. ij Pere er 5 tad 2 9 —

—_ ~ Gold Mining Company an asi ISTE =] 38] C.M. WELLER, practicai jhould express themselves in public so = The Pioneer Shoe Store. euhe sitet ain ct a z ehatthe People may know where they (LIMITED LIABILITY.)

a e M. R. Galusha and John A. Finch, a ———— inuerests of the city as T would my Al) Rossland Huds ett MEN QUALIFIED. the chief owners of the Jumbo mine. J ENNI E L. STONE Mine, THE RETALIATION. It will bo a great pity if the dastardly | WP Private AMIS per, a. as on, DROSS. James Winks, ¢ aniner, said, it xeqmed |D8ve received: # veablegram ‘sam the : o.% id sitantea on Deer Park Monntal Roatan: “Barend _ attempt to cripple the fire department ioe | RE D Ss TA R McLEAN & Monnow, the p he conceded that both Mr. Lalonde London interests holding the option on Real Estate and Mining Broker. ut on Deer Park Mountain. SLAND, BritisH COLUM! :*» TO THE VOTERS | :

have Just received & tun or di i Mr, Scott. are qualified to fill the that mine asking foran extension of 20 Andthe GOLDEN WEST ©° the North Fork of Salmoa. ' ‘ OF ROSSLAND— | ee vital p at it could be had The New Three-Story, Thirty-Room Hotel on Wash- _—_—_—

of the law. It is possible that it was |

only the foolish caprice of a mischiveous Your Vote and Jnfluence is Solicited |

tion to which they aspire; there was days. They telegraphed an answer that . PREY bf = 5 : c . - eS Sop EES BP them, and that they would both be present option, which expires today, ington street, with modern conveniences, to rent on easy CAPITALIZATION. TAN ate p . t your Saddie and Jace honesat capital city ofetals. Be. i his eases cost the holders $3500. terms. Apply at once. A 100-foot lot in the rear may be boy, but the dany:-r that it was not will for Alderman for | i ' e itt H Fstabies, th o 1a dint indivi wale wae. ue = rented with or without the building. put the police ani the fire departinent i f ol* The Hed Star stabies make «sje alty os t Mr. Lalonde REDDY & REINER, upon their guard. The greatest precau- J. B. JOHNSON. i ’ e | U u i vee i pariie . y ig

First Block of Treasury Stock at 10 Cents,

\WEEKS KENNEDY GO. Brokers. IMONGEZOMA

agi Rossland.

the reference to a“‘slush” fand he hurled that back into the tecth§of the writer. | alderman, I have accepted the same | He had nothing to gain by either candi-|and, if elected, will do my utmost to

date, but he did ec} thal seriowsnes|produote the beat interests of Rossland. | \W7 ASHINGTON STREET brought in boodlc, religion and_ politics, H. S. WALLSCE. |" * o I

and fe held that such matters had

| Having received a_ largely signed | yeguisition to stand for the office of |

ss i many property owners and business a charge should not expect t0/men,I have consented to become a} exercise much influeuce in the coming | candidate for alderman at the ensuing |

oi kane SLecL electi ie i We BLEEL ANG Clu DIE av municipal election. lection. suc ful I will guard the

canrfot be run to carth and the culpriis

captured and punished to the full extent —VOTE FOR—

ior $5,000 cash. The + ' ry 1,000,000 Shares, Par Value, $1.00 Bach, ok Fally Paid and Noa-Assuassne, support not that he + 2 EASURY, 300,000 SHARES. i to sup Paing Meainst Colonel Seott, but BITCH COLUMBIA AVE. Rossland, B. C. TREAS ,» 300, SHARE: tion should be taken to see that the fire | . O. apparatus be not tampered with. The _VOTE FOR— only chance of saving the town in ¢ * of fire ina da ous locality is quick v of fe dante as + ashe HECTOR and the meagre supplies should always be kept at its best.

4.

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

| |

McPHERSON

ae FOR ALDERMAN.

Committee Rooms:

The Miner charges Colonel Scott with] FOR ALDERMAN * saying that he was not an angel, and| VOTE FOR.... | this morning’s issue stigmatizes it as a ; : | “shameless open Lid for the votes of the W W vicious in the con:munity.” Such - ® 8. EEKS less campaign taik can only result in making votes for Mr. ett among men of sense who desire tos

One of Rossland’s Pioneers.

—VOTE FOR—

-y,Geo. E, Toms, Rossland, GeneralS. S. Agent, Winnipeg.

are doing good work and should be | Pacific will make close connections with liberally supported and encouraged. S a result of this work many eastern peo- pe returning their attention to the trip between Portia Northwest. If the reader has|citics, and points in the any friends in the east who are likely | country without lay-over in Spokane, to come here this year send their nomes | west bound train leaves Spokane at 10:55 Colonel W. M. Ridpath, a large owner | and addresses to the undersigned and Ip, mn, and arrives from the west at 6:50 , Awave'on hand in the Le Roi mine, hae returned from | Will see that they Bet, a supply of the ja. im. ways and. " best literature and full information as to PT Everett and Tacoma, where he went to) this country.

In behali of C. 0. Lalonde. E. 8. Goodeve spoke of the speech made by E, . CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. transact business for his company in| 3-30-lw Geonar § Barry, Gen’l Agt. — FFE EE = . Hewitt at tbe incorporation meeting and assessable. Of which 300,000 shares have been set aside as Treasury |Orrtce: Trapers Biocs, Columbia Ave. t 1 ae : 3 ; (FEO! A . REP Re = ren parts said that he distinctly understood that aa 5 5 j P.O. B 2. connection with the smelter there, isconsin Central Lines, Portland, Or ; ania George 44, Anish us, uns 1g ‘tleman to say that he was speaking|Good mining propositions Stock, the proceeds to be applied to development work ONLY. The O. Box 7! ‘At Everett,” he said, “the smelter is ; ° Frovin Bettas Coli bs ior Colonel Scott when the remark was], ‘: promoters stock has been pooled. handling ad is ie ot ie Belg et yi} BXCRANSE NATIONAL BAR . at 1 a e OSS an a iS | ame diastole an, UE : ade that called forth- his|either gold or silver, for syn- igs running two furnaces, the thire eing 9 enter a ake, closed d E ‘apital y

icism on the subject of “wining and punt of inadequate C

S. C. CHEZUM. JOHN JACKSON, JR. Agents Anheuser Busch B-ewing Assn.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.

Full information concerning titles to mining properties in ‘Trail Creek Division.

ane Falls and Northern railway at pokane, enabling pa

Gets 500 Tons of Le Roi Ore Each

INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA +t ’ H ns every day. here was anything that should com- 201 & 202 Rookery, SPOKANE The Citizens’ Candidate, | rainway; are prepared to aulovt aut diver all kinds of freight from barsi any — OE ean (0B cal y prep: 4 . “s GEO. E. TOMS, Secretary-Treasurer. ——— Laluade’s service as chairman of the] J. J. Henager and Alex Wilson have COMPANIES ORGANIZED. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. a Gance ws Maren 2. : u grounds. South belt, on Red mountain, Colum- . een rr reece J. H. Good said that it was a hard | pj ntain, Murph ik, Sulliv: 117 Columbia Ave/ PALACE STABLES ™* sx..gmmusrio. oma that waa Rae in mont Murphy cen, Sliven . Mi MANS JIMYste<,S a : The Retaliation adjoins the Roderick Dhu and Fairview, and is but“: ¢ Atlantie St hip Tickets. L pe nine claims, on which a working bond antie Steamship Tickets. B. : Rossland, B. Cc. 2 Scott, believing that his experience was Call on them at BE. W. Shupe’s store, h h the jerick Dhu and Retali ssland, B.C. |r Europe, do not fail to call on the near- BS Bauer. Fine pies et ‘ ‘ , AM Bakeny: Creamery elyes on the public platform and ~ more cheaply in consequence. (The Rola Sk Et t|Geo: A. Fraser "y. sr STEEN & CO. gee, Bier eran wae reves om the, publig, Plavorm. She| EE. S. TOPPING, sell aocaninalans the sales were few at the first call they mi ° W. STITT, 9 = —_— 2s i 2 the editorial in the morning paper that Remittances can be made to the Manager of the Bank of British North Woop and lumber: We sell ch I A L Gada the natural mining centre of British Co- : ad I I E f NT I 3 / y | I z GS fications. Ff “There is as much | cteek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer ue Vendome, restaurnt sclitrom a pugilistic standpoint.” He | Will examine properties, will buy Sfonth. 1” whiskey on the market, age guaran-

because he thought Mr. Lalonde had fied himself thoroughly with the MINING BROKERS T ES IT E TTT CO H M H -. H Ww OFFICERS, rf ete °9 Ir ¥ he & Sa mend a man to a conservative thinking thing moved—trom a trunk to a boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8. Fee ees ur Ee ehawur : school board of Rossland, and said he Head Office, ROSSLAND, B. C. reward by leavi i t reward by leaving saiue wt this a: e claim distant frora the famous Lily May and Deer Park mines, toth of wi oa eo hixeae es ment of municipal affairs, and he an- WASHINGTON AND RESEAVE STS. . BAKERY, Hazelwow If bound for Europe, or desiring to t pe perience Mi ‘ a strong reason in support of his elec- ; in 0 _— a i 3 : ; a strong rewsped that the candidates for Columbia avenve, Rossland. tt 5 ; Sufficient work has beon done on the property tos cure the Compacya c a a — ‘our specialty. 24 Washingtou est Canadian Pacific Railway agent, or ery an tizens expected it and their expecta- MINE: Address all to the ging. It will take aw a were encouraginy. It will take aw to FOR ALDERMAN. ° i , ses Mit Properties tor sale or ease meen CHANGE OF TIME Vi : 1 r others, The sriush columbia the fact that Mr. Lalonde is & | strong as wad P . Ot Oe America. RosstanD, B. OC. lumbia, and the exchange wil do much IMMIGRATION NOTES. Se es tea ea Pa nes IQuors all 1 aT —m. to establish that fact. ‘The Oregon and Washington Boards| . On and after March 28 the Northern aye _. ; ic e ae ‘aul t Columbia bs Situated one quarter of a mile south of Porcupine Creek, Nelson —_—_—__ Pi Xsorner valuable diseovery: The Vendome wnce in statesmanship between | Park and all parts of Columbia asin. 1 he would support George Fraser, |stock for outside investors and will teed by government certificate.

Only One mile from the Nelson & Fort Sheppard Ry.

Bustsess lunch

ween eee id i i i | business. We nave the er privilege for the Columbia & Wester~ DANCING: Professur Dresfous gives p.ivuie les- interests of the city. He said that if s R. C. MACDONALD, President. J. G. HOUGHTON, Vice-President. He aethen his. interest in. schools -|Mines, Stocks and Real Estate | Should.’ He spoke in high praise of Mr. WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS. , E ° ARTLINE. PROP.|-....-— e ing ; J. Ww. A R | ° . os schoo bedvocate ‘his cause "on those valuable mining properties in the|Scott Blk., Columbia Ave. and Lincolo Street, Rossland. = Treasury Stock now offered at 43 cents per share. 3 ¥ . , except on one point, a decision ore Horse, Champles creek = 3 q ——— hinged on the question of which man} an ‘aterloo, in groups from one to SADDLE AND PACK OES ERY AND TRANSFERING. AKERIE: had the most experience in the manage- 1 5: BakEay, Hazolword mi nounced that he would support Colonel will be given upon reasonable terms. are producing mines, The lead of the Deer Park can be distinctly tra. cd bring out friends or relatives from d. Ww. LAN E. PRO P. - The Rossland Sto: change starts aldermen should at least show them- Crown grant. The Retal is tunnel prop and oan be wor’ ed ci . . Importers and Wholesale BUILDING MATERIALS. tions should be gratified. Referring to TRAIL, B. C. B. ©. Office in the Stussi Block. establish the exchange, but Ro: Dealers i supporter of Laurier should cause people | bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver RESTAURANTS. di = eee eataurant is the best place in town to dine. Mr, Lalonde and Wilfred Laurier as| ajgo lots at Trail and Deer Park. Mining Division. Mr. Raymer, Mr. McPherson and Mr. protect them from wild cats,

to vote for him regardless of other quali- + r suipery ~ there is between Fitzsimmons and my- »|Gooderham & Worts distillers. G. & W. apecial 1884, the finest | T= Vendome restaurant leads, serving tine ‘ Cc Bell for aldermen.

Tu Vendome gives short n0-

ql tice and everything first

E, 8, FOODEVE’S ANSWER.

Capital, $1,000,000.

Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid and non-

General Mining Business Transacted. Mining Blanks Carefully and Neatly Exeouts?

ROSSLAND, B. U.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARINEM MIP.

” pital $250,090.00 It receives Surplus and Undivided Profits $50,000. Jacob Hoover, president; A, J. Ross, vice pre- ident; E. J. Dyer, casbi

Special case and atteation paid to mining es crows.

$ This smelter monthly’ from

isto mine at Monte les, and has now on

Great City

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HER MINES.

ana has he date sirm. mn are ussumed

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Colonel Scott corrected the . “It is not so,” said he. “Mr. itt is not speaking forme. I speak myself and that settles that” (cheers). Goodeve th ade another tack

ai Victoria in the interests of incorpora- tion, He said that Colonel Scott stated iu his speech on that subject that for two weeks of the time members of the

dicates who are prepared to pay reasonable prices.

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

TO PROSPECTORS,

OFFICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.

President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.C. ; Vice-President, J. B. Stover, Rossland, B.C.; General Manager, A. Modigh, Trail, B.C.; Secretary and Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossl@nd, B.C.; Bankers, the Bank of Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

Only a Small Number of Shares

Results Talk!!

> Bb pile of ore from that : :

» Cristo ix opening sg: ’ The production of Rossland’s mines more than doubled in 1896. At the ‘to be highly eat- And Soo Pacific Line presen Fate of increase the production Will be more than quadrupled in 1897, see . is : v voicssh and cheapest “roiite ? - With the introduction of cheap processes of treatment now assured Rossland ven an itemized statement of the | j~CORPORATING It is a high grade silver-lead ore, carrying from near the surface from he quickest and cheapest route to w pe able roduce at the end of t!fe present year 1,290 tons of ore per day. : es a pe e spas i 3 = i alt poits East or West. Palatial TEE be ale to odes aw ahipping: Le Itoi; War Eagle, Josie, Clift, y r i propositions in all Dietricts of | $34.00 to $38.00 in GOUD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton. Tt will ane mine ‘ sleepers and tourists car on all trains. a . Le Ji o, Mayflower, Kootenay, Nickle Plate, Red mploy, and is i d 5 B. ©. Treasury stocks all|pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin the owners have their] Connections from Rossland in con- utain and [ron Mask. con o i ie government — the * é 7 to the smelter. nection with Canadian Pacific steamers In April the following mines will ship: Colonna, Monte Cristo Sun- . Crafton, manager. 9 school dati listed East. For‘further par- SHIPPING before 90 days. and Columbia & Western railway. take,

oF i i i i it i i . 2. inning thae set, Commander, Deer Park, Crown Point, Iron Colt, IN with th fons | and sought for a government decision ticulars apply to Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap- to their credit in the rich Sunset No. 2. From the beginning th Leave and arrive at Rossland every and phe glace of them all, a mine that is capable of making an output that the meeting today, the L. C. DILLMAN, plication to the President or Secretary. a

a 3 5 that would lead to a settlement of the Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday as Would eclipse them all, the Ceutre Star. OOKS 11 & 12 Sherwood Bik. Pt

Colum k Exehange vf I property dispute of that portion of the i follows: 5 city north of Columbia avenue. He Wash property. The work is to be pushed more vigorously, if possille, " 7 prvoked considerable laughter when he ash. | TT . aadress “Waurens,” Rossland. Use ; ve AY ROLI til he was proud to see that Colonel “Glebe veing and Neal's” and Bedford BR ADLEY & MILLS until the Sunset is a regular producer of pay ore in quautity. With ve ett pee come around fo his wey, co J. B. CLARK & CO. MoNeil's Codes. ’ 7 ’ dividend: At king on, the manner of spending the en ° A * : ividends. 8 Fourteen hundred miners under ground, Fourteen hundred artisans and public money, and that no ne expects The Walters Co. Ld. MINES, STOCKS pay ore in quantity come iucreased share values and dividen: laborers are earning on an average $3.00 per day. , an investment, therefore, the fully-paid, absolutely uon-assessi.tle A certain pay roll of $3,000,090 per year,

: », 7 . x . : Th ra Toman He aid tit Shain Mines: Stocks an shares of The Cavadian Gold Field: dicate, limited, at 10 ce tle ae ds » Canadian Go jelds syndi imi a . AILROADS | Wisconsin Central Line ye R L M’KANE TOOK THE HOUSE. ° Here today, the Columbia & Rel M i A with

the people and he would support him. AUNS John McKane took’a run and jump Falls & Northern, which connects at Spokane, Wash., with four transconti-

We are making a Specialty of Ave left out of the first block of 50,000 shares placed on the market at stocking good mining proper- Be. each. When these are gone the price will be RAISED. iheen #600 aed ot the peoples! ties and are daily This is one of the most promising properties in the Salmon district

committee at Victoria were employed in doing nothing, yet they had spent be-

t of The Canadian Gold Fields syndicate, limi'ed, now have over one hundred and fifty feet of underground developm sut

open. .

“The new and promising Silverton dis- trict is on this railroad, ten or 15 miles wrest of Monte Cristo. "It ig in Snoho-| 7:09 p.m: preleta mish county, and is showing well un- Nakusp der development. The ores are high D Romie’ grade copper. carrying gold. Specimens | 4; ‘Trail,

ve been collected at the smelter, and oS Rossland I never saw a finer collection of ores from any district. There will doubtless be a great rush into this camp this sum-]| Direct connection at |

ae . and all points between Nelson and

er there great dissatisfactivs, is ex- | Kaslo. .

esed with the president’s actios in} Direct connection at Revelstoke for || setting aside the forest reserves. One} all points east or west. of these big rvations takes in the| For further information, maps, etc., Qfonte Cristo district and a part of the | apply to any agent, C. P. R. or to Silverton ai amenee is: hhandlin A. B. MacKEnzi£, Agent Rossland.

Ae tone ot core: dally, s Z| HH. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass. Agent

has been no “let up” in the exploration and development of this fine

ee

AND General Brokers. REAL ESTATE.

Real Estate | stoves, stoe suanss so mise ini in Developed Mines, first-class “Pros-

We make a specialty of Esamining, pents“and Stand! Monee acess

Partioular attention given to the orders of In: Office of the Boas! dividuals aud Syndicates, Expert re Rossland B. C. physical rcatures and tities.

Cc solicited.

References exchanged.

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

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SOEIGITED: per share, appeal most forcibly to every intelligent investor.

Order shares, prospectuses and general information from

Rossland Employment Agency. Columbia Ave. ROSSLAND, B. C

J. E. MILLS,

Agent for Montreal Syndicate Lots of the Origi- nal T land.

about 75 tons of ore daily, and employs] x,

ap onbn. “Ite orca res. fa all parts of | Nelson, or to

the country— Douglas nd,Trail creck, | @EO. McL. BROWN, District Pass- ‘Alaska and the Coeur d’Alenes. We ship enger Agent, Vancouver.

them 400 tons a month from the Le Rol.

them i lomelter takes from 50 to 100| 1 A tons daily. We also ship to Great Falls KAS () & SLOCAN RY and Helena.” uM ’ .

TIME CARD NO. 1.

ALS. MORAY LOMBIR COMPANY) sana se oe, Argagnm

:36 um Souch Fork ROSS AND. B. C. 5 a ‘¢ Sproule’s

Whitewater Have a Full Line of

Kiln Dried Lumber Bailey's |

pm Finished or Rough Lumber, Sash, 10:50 am Sandon = Le 1:00 pm Doors, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Lime, Cement, Fire Bricks, etc. Yard, East Red Mountain Depot. OTTO KOSLEOF, Manager.

; for the man who had_ the most experi- Paul, Mi and Chi ago an ence in municipal affairs. “In ref Fri Milwaukee and all points in Wisco! to Mr. Goodeve’s oratory-he told a story : making connection in Chicago with al Columbia & Western railroad connecting at Trail with boats for all points ‘ nd A great darkness fell upon, him on the Columbia river and with the C: 1 Pacifie at Revelstok : For full information regarding routes, and as the t under crashed and the + ines In June the Canadian Pacific railway will land freight in Rossland. : ;|rates, maps, folders, et2.. addres? darkness grew as black as ink the negro Will examine and report on mine

. i ii foc! Reporting on and Developing Mines. Two Fast Trains daily between St into his subject. He was there to fight per g ping i 1 nental systems. of a negro who lost his way in a wilder- JO HN M. BURK lines running east and west. ness, 7 fell i Be: hyed: * , and al: ines of which

In course of construction are an opera house and hundreds of houses. |S your nearest ticket agent, oF tll upon his knees and prayed: | 1'O | ors 2 oetng sold. itt C. W. RICHIE & CO.

Statistics show that in December three houses were erected daily. ‘A SC. POND.

Or GEORGE 8. BATTY, Gen Agt. 246 Stark St. Portland, Ore;

11 Post Street.

NO COMPETITOR IN SIGHT.

Montreal “Townsite Syndicate

Offers a limited number of lots in the original townsite of Rossland for sale. Title absolutely perfect and guaranteed. For sale by all real estate agents in Rossland, es Kaslo 7:30 a.m. for Aine

1 eer ‘o our and Nelson. JOHN F. McCRAE, Agent for Syndicate. wore uot ay, Baleares) pmo

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.

international Navigation and Trading Co. Ltd.

RIO ROS

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Kootenay Lake and River, 5-0:

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For rates and information apply at company’s offices.

ROBT. IRVING, R. W. BRYAN, ‘Traffic Mgr. Supt. & Ass’t Treas.

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ner herr) council, and Re ee moneys invested cu samé. Office: Third building east of Scot $50,000 wae tn eOE for the immedi-| JOHN M. BURKE, Rosslaad. B.C. arano union Hore. | ROSSLAND - BRITISH COLUMBIA. the attention of the le to the atti- A.W. ROSS & CO ’ tude of the Miner in its fight against Jd F. TRAVERS H. O HARA & CO., Colonel Scott. He said that the editorial O e e . grace tothe man who wrote it, and he| | 5 4 King-street 24 Toronto St, Toronto, Ont. weld say distinetly that no man had j Good, Clark & Co. BROKERS East, , ’ the right “to utter eae inuations = TORONTO, ONTABIO. against e be This company’s new steamer We Teferente. to - lash’? fund, te | REAL aaa ane MINING nurled tl k i i 2 INTERNATIONAL writes hat back in the tecth of the ’ , 108 St. F SX St gain by either candidate, but he did say . ND’ MINING STOCKS. Mining Exchange, Ltd. t. Francois Aavier St., with all seriousness that the Miner had MINES AND ars ; J in its editorial brought in boodle, reli- Claims bought and eold. Companies OF TORORTO. =~ Z M l Que i 9 | formed. Rents collected, &c- Corre8-| orrice: opposiTe FRABER'S DRUG STORE. ontreal, pondence solicited. Mining Stocks and Claims bought and sod. Geo. Guz, Secretary. |Or through any reliable Bank or Broker.

_F. HAYWARD mnatters had no place or right in this sas. WAUGE, Go Ee ter: municipal discussion. H urser. He said further that an effort ia being

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