(it natccinennen enim esate nt nascar ennai

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 24, 1900.

‘CLASSIFIED.

Mr, A. W, Ross said the Bound.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, OCTOBER 4, 1968,

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING. Tue OLoest Day in THE INTERIOR. PUBLISHED DAILY DXCEPT SUNDAY

OFFICR: BASEMENT POSTOFFICE BLOCK. THL. 93. P, O. BOX 538,

tion for *heir union as well as an advance in wages and will not ac- cept the latter without the former.

explore, work, exercise, develop, finance and turn to uccount the same:

(2) ‘To search fpr, win, quurry, assay, crash, wash, dress, reduce, atnalgamate, amelt, refine und -prepare for market metalliferous quariz and ore, and other mineral and metal substances and pre- elous stones. und for this purpose to buy or otherwise uequire bulldinge, Plant.

Hh I I and

ary country was solidly conserva- tive ‘and the party was working hard to roll up a big majority. He predicted tht the’ province would once more ‘réttitn ‘the “solid six” liberal consérvatives to the house of

| HOVPEDODOCONEHOORORSR009,.

Rolt & _ THE GENTRAL ° Sroga

FOR RENT.

Office on first oor

Adcertinements ender this head inserted at the WILL SHIP gate of One Conta Word. ieshing’ taken Jor

eae Se nd het A. G, CREELMAN, REGULARLY

CONTRACTOR

QUILP STRIKES IT

Twelve Feet of. Ore at a

‘TAILORING, ©. SAVARD, Fashionable Merchant Tallor, carries the best assortment of‘ imported and do- mestic goods in Kossland. None but first-class labor employed. Prices moderate, Columbia

The departure for home’ on Satur- Tallor, day of a portion of the Canadian ‘ingent was made the occasion

ins Block, Office and rooms on, sec Band ms o1 secon floor Burna

y toola; to iny manipilate, export pany, bot!

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

Daily, per month by mail +5, 50 Daily: half year by malt § 0 Daily, per year. 00 Daily, per year, ‘ oo

Subscriptions invarinbly in advance,

Advertising rates will be made known upon application. p TheRnconp reaches the people.

of a notable demonstration by the

rival in Canada,

THE LE ROI CASE.

people of Cape Town but it wont be a marker to the demonstration which will greet them on their ar-

The Zala,M. Is Sending $100 Ore to Trail Smelter.

The Zala M. on the Colville res- ervation has begun shipping ore to the Trail. smelter. The mine is

Will Bo Keene Toda:

by

SEPTEMBER v

2

23 30

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ARRIVAL AND_DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

Arrive from een

@DESTINATIO! Leave ffor

: Trall, Nelson,Crows} 11g6 p.m | , Nests dally, include, ving Sunday.” wee AL Trall, Nelson, ana ‘row's, est ints daily, Including Sunt lays an Boundary dally, except ays.

£2355 p.m

‘Trail, Nelson, Arrow

100 at Lake Bointsand Main | 7° #"™ Vine...

From, Trail, Nels: ‘Arrow Lake poiuts and Main Line ‘ine

12205 p.m, 19300 P, mi.

‘TIME OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

DESTINATIONS.

GLOSE | DUE

Revelstoke and all point raatelock oops Vancougers Vietone |r midnnght [th rn dally

flobson. Nakusp, latcyon and all ‘Slocan’and arden}

Trail, Sandon, 7:10 p.m. datly

districts.

|. Kasto, and Ymis, “Salmo|6z0 p. m, iy. land all Kootenay lalépoint | dally.”

Spokane, North and|6: 1. fall points in United tates, “ani”

courtries.

Nelson and Nelson district, Crow's ‘Nest Pass, NeW \Territories, Manitoba, East: 7 lern Canada, United” King’ dom and ail European poines| Grand Forks, Greenwood, -|Midwav and all other Bound: y fary District points, ~ me

Australia, China and Japan—See special notices,

tters for Registration must

hour previous tothe fine for closing eae The postoffice is o 1,

daily, (except Sundayyre” 170M 8% m.t07 p.m.

TO ADVERTISERS,

New reading matter makes your advertisement attractive. We will gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue if copy is presenced before 10 am,

CONSERVATIVES WILL WIN, Good reports continue to come in trom all parts of the Province and _ domini respecting the p Pp of the conservative party in the forthcoming election. Sir Charles Tupper andthe Hon. George E, Foster in the east, Hugh John Mac. donald in Manitoba and our own doughty representatives ‘in this Province are putting up a fight which is fairly dazing the ministers and their supporters.

There should not be any doubt about the result in this constituency, The two candidates are not to be compared for a minute. Mr. Galliher, the nominee of the liberal

The Roi case,

was on the stand all forenoon. His

y is allin in the Le General Manager Kirby of the War Eagle and Centre Star mines was the last witdess and he

owned by Rossland people and has been developed entirely with local capital, The last reports received from the ‘mine, dated about two weeks ago, stated some 50 tons of $100 ore were sacked and ready for hi; to Trail, and by this time

principal

y P freight and smelting rates for Ross- land ores and went to show that these rates which were originally $11 per ton had;now been reduced to $6, Counsel will make~ their argu- ments this”afternoon and Assessor Keene will render his decision _this evening.

WHITE BEAR TO RESUME

Diamond Drill to Be Used for Exploration Pur- poses.

The heavy dealing in White Bear stock on the Toronto market for some time past has been the sub-

it is presumed the ore is on the road and that,at least 50 tons more are ready. It is- expected to ship regularly from now on.

Established May, 1895, THE REDDIN- ;ACKSON CO.,

Live Graairy, MINING AND INVESTMENT BROKERS,

A gents for Paris Rell Addition to Rossland

F W. HINSDALE, * °

CUSTOM: HOUSE BROKER, in Cuatoin Houee building.

New ‘ork Life Insurance Agency, Washington street. Rossland, B, C.

Telephone 86. P.O. Box 268

A B. MACKENZIE & CO.. . *

MINING BRCKERS.

Colum bis Ave, Rossland, B. 0

ject of a good deal of r in mining circles here. No one seem- ed to understand the reason tor it as the mine is and has .been shut down for several months. Now it has been learned that the heavy buying is by insiders who are load- ing up in expectation of a sharp advance. This expectation is.based on the assurance that the Black Bear vein runs through the White Bear and, it is claimed, that’ recent develop- ments made by the Le Roi company have proved that in all probability the White Bear will make a mine, The old workings on the White Bear ure all said to be off to one side of the ledge. It is also stated that the White Bear management has made, or is now making arrangements to re- sume work,but this time a diamond drill wili be used to locate the vein and ore chutes before beginning ex- pensive workings in the shape of shafts and drifts. ts

CUSTONS RETURNS, .

Collections at Port of Rossland for September.

Collector McDonald has given out the following returns of business of the customs department at the port of Rossland for September:

. IMPORTS, . Free goods imported. ..$15,152 00 Dutiable gooas imported 35,610 00

« « «$50,762 00 +-$ 9,342 64

Total ......... Duty collected . Other revenue. .

Total ..............8 9,

—

Port of Neleon.

Party, is absolutely unk in pub- lic hfe. Mr. MacNeill, the conser- vative candidate, has always taken a leading role both in civic and Provincial politics since he has re- sided in Kootenay. The one has absolutely no record and the other

“has been in the forefront of every fight for good government, progress and the betterment of the condition of the wage earners.

Duty collected....

Collector Johnstone furnishes the ltowing istics of b tran- sacted at the port of Nelson for the month of September:

Dutiable imports ......$44,221 00 Free imports.... ..... 8,268 00

Total ..... 2.2... - $52,489 00

Other revenue.

Total ste ee eee eeees Sit21g 25

Benn's

ROSSLAND

REAL ESTATE

We sold the Le Roi avenue house for $1200,. Our next snap is one at $1500. _It is more desirably locat- ed, almost opposite the id

endon, and Miss Tower formerly of (the Hotel Russell, will be glad to receive thelr old, patrons and friends at the Kootenay.

ber shop and air dressing parlor at the corner of Washington street and, Second avenue, opposite the C. P.R: hotel. done.

Bargains— |:

near eighteen rooms. Apply Daly & Hamilton.

avenue, Rossland.

- Sen ecnnsanmcnants FOR, SALE.—58 feet frontage, Nickel plate Hat, $275. ‘I’ Prest & Co. FOR SALE—New Cottage, five rooms, plastered 3t-foot lot, easy terms. First Avenue, T. Pres & Co., 26 Columbia Ave, FOR SALE—45-foot Lot, House and Shack on same, both furnished, Nickle Plate. Only $350, ‘'f. Prest:& Co , 26 Columbia Ave. FOR SALE—House and Lot, Furnished, Earl Street.J Only &550, . T. Prest & Co,, 26 Columbia Ave. =

£ FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS—With or without board with private family. Apply at Record office. FOR RENT—Three-roomed house, %5.co.

T. Prest;& Co.,26,Columbia Ave

Notice to Conservatives

All Conservatives whose names are not on the Provincial voters’ list are requested toattend to this matter at once. <A copy of the voters’ list and blank forms for registration will be found as the office of J. B. Johnson & Co. , There will be meetings in the Board of Trade rooms every Mon- day evening at 8:30, and all Con. servaties are requested to attend. W. Wy.ute Jounston Secretary,

Trail Creek Liberal-Conservative association, im.

BUSINESS LOCALS.

John Lucas, formerty of the Clar-’

Barber and Hair Dresser. J Prof. DeLeon has reopened a bar-

All kinds of ladies hair work Electric dandruff cure for

sale. tf

For Rent

Waverly House, Columbia avenue Masonic hall, containing Favorable terms,

ee Try the Kootenay dinners.

a Motel aud Theatre for Ment.

of Gov. Mackintosh.

TWO LOTS AND FIVE ROOM house; good basement for wood vegetable cellar; city’ water and electric light; price - §1800

THREE LOTS, near Hon, Thos. Mayne Daly's, cheap for cash.

RESIDENCE AND TWO LOTS, Le Roiavenue east, one of the best pieces of residence property in the city. Call and enquire.

CORNER STORES & OFFICE on First avenue. Lease or Sale. Terms on application,

LOT, 180 feet deep, facing St. Paul street near Columbia ave. Has nice dwelling facing new court house, renting at $30 per month, | 9 Another dwelling could be erected on St. Paul street and the invest- ment will net 30 per cent,

2300

Price - - - HOTEL AND BUSINESS LOT, on Columbia avenue, good busi- ness property, -

BUSINESS BLOCK AND LOT on Columbia avenue; net income, about 18 percent per annum. ice - $12000

TWO SPLENDID LOTS on Le Roi ave at - $500 cach

HOTEL PROPERTY, including: real estate and good will of busi- ness. Splendid trade, Cheap.

st

furnished. the Alhambra,

buggies—fine Montana stables,

highly Schlitz’s. extract of malt. Sold by the bottle at the Interna: tional family liquor store, t ed white wines, ( dies by the bottle, basket or case at moderate prices,

& Co., 106 E. Columbi. Shonck brat oe lumbia avenue,

—_ MINERS’ CHECKS

taken Thursday, bought at Carpenter & Co,’s_ pho- tograph gallery, press office

carriages and

The D. hotel and theatre, Apply to Geo. Owen,

TS Fancy gaited saddle horses—new single drivers at Phone 6.

—_—____ Fine Bottled Goods,

Physicians recommend most

Import- clarets and Burgun-

tf eee eee

Kootenay lunches aro the best. . —_—_ Glasses and Jars

Jelly glasses, fruit jary in pints, juarts and half gallons. O. Me Fox

cashed at face value at the

HOFFMAN HOUSE

MOTOS of Lora ana pend Lady Minto and

Also of the children on platform Sept. 11, can be

over Dominion Ex:

Match pairs, handsome turnouts,

anes

Dry GOODS Stoke,

First Avenue and Washington Street.

| | :

We feel Justly proud of our New Fall Stock of Dress Materials, It ineludes every possible yariety of Stylish and Desirable Fabrics--the old favorites, for those who prefer them—the ultra-sty lish, conceptions, for those who desire thing out of the ordinary--as well as every grade that tes between. . a

Tailor-Made Suits]

‘They are essential to"every woman's outfit, and a grow= ing majority find it easier and more satisfactory tochoose a finished suit tban to bother over having one made to order, We have varieties to please any taste or purse,

_ FINE FURS ..

‘This reason we are able to present to you an exhibition of Fars of a most unusual range in styles and of Ineh quality only, Latest Parisian Fashions—garments which we can with confidence place alongside any similar exhi- tion on the continent. They are from sking imported specially and selected.and sorted by experts

d

‘Holstead & wrig. t,3 First Frvenue and Wastilngton Stree. § COTREELE SNARE eee MERE EHO

.

CHEAP | Very Clieap! For. us Nearly NOTHING

are Goods offered you frotm all sides’; BUT

DO You Really Buy CHEAP? !

No? But not alt the’ People understand that catch.

There is Quly One Store in Rossland that Advertises FACTS! and is the Only Place

where You can Save Half.on Your Purchase

in Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings and Shoes

Aud that Place ts. -:

THE ROSSLAND AUCTION ' HOUSE, *.2axe7"

No. 42 East Columbia Avenue.

Oil Clothing.

Coats, Pants and Hats at just one half the usual prices.

Summer Underwear. We are heavily stocked in this line. We will sell to all com- ers at from 20c./a garment. Special line of Egyptian and Balbriggan shirts, 20c;. draw- @rs 3oc.*

Top Shirts,

In great variety from 25c¢ up.

Gloves and Mits 25c Up

Neckties. and: Suspen- ders from 10c Up

Remember these prices are onl: fi ly good for one week, starting from today. Be onhand early and so get the choicest selections.

We have engaged special h $ and quick attestion, P lp so that vou are sure of courteous

Rossland Auction House,

Suits of Clothes.

This spring's goods, from $2.50 to Sra.

~ Overalls and Jumoers, Jumpers, that everybody else sells for 75 © our price soc. Miners’ Shoes.!

That we sold for $3 $4 $3 and $6, at $1.50 $2, $2.50 and $3.

Iso a line” of fine walking shoes from $1 up.

Sox.

Our regular 25c all wool sox will sell three for 25c.

Cotton sox just the thing for fide weather, sc. a pair.

42 E. Columbia Ave. B. Bannett, Manager

gurney M

lables. Phone 6.

Depth of 350 Feet.

THE MORNING GLORY TOO

six Foot Veln Found In That Prop- erty By Crosscut- ting.

George Pfunder returned last evening from Republic and brings news of important developments in that camp. . He says the reser- yation is alive with people looking for land and that pretty nearly everything will be ‘preempted on the day it is thrown open,

“The Quilp has made a big strike:” said Mr, Pfunder toa Rr-

conimons.

has arrived in the city this week and can be found in rooms at cor- ner of Washington street and First avenue. exathination would dé well to call at once. Hours from 3 to 9 p. m.

Avill give a snow ball party this even- ing, in the lower hall of Miners Union building. A cordial invita- tion di cents,

PhYcnoldgtat Mrs, M, Blythe the phrenologist

Large Warebonsein center of town. ©

FOR SALE,

AND BUILDER

Estimates furnished on all kinds of work. Job bing promptly attended to.

id shop: C¢ fal a bam Ces and some pmsl ar Al

Those:desiring to have an

aw.

Minccabees Party Tonight. The Ladies of the Maccabees

to all. Admissi

Le Roi Livery, Feed m & Sale Stables. 3

JOHN FP. LINDBURG .. ..PROPRIETOR

" Heavy Transferring. First-clas:

25

STABLES:

corp representative’ ‘‘It is at a depth of 200 feet below the: ‘tunnel level and 350 feet from the surface. They have opened'up 12 feet of ore, some of which shows free gold. The mine is owned by Messrs, Krum, Bailey, Tait aod others of Spokane and is under option to C. J. McCuaig of Montreal.

“The morning Glory, on Flag Hill in the west belt, has .also struck it rich. Until three weeks ago, when they began crosscutting, they were working on a stringer but now they have six feet of ‘ore said to average $24 per. ton.

“The Princess Maud has a good showing also. They have. been drifting for three weeks on a four toot vein of ore opened by the winze 200 feet below the tunnel level.

“The Butte & Boston ts crosscut- ting to find their ledge. and has found several stringers of good }. ore. Asawhole the. camp looks exceedingly well.”

‘TODAYS STOCK ‘SALES,

Sales today on the local exchange were as follows: Giant, 1000, 3c, sooo, 334c; Tamarac, soo, $)4ci White Bear, 10,000, 5000, ‘5000, 3}4e, 10,000, 334¢; Morning Glory, |° 2000, 734¢; Rambler-Cariboo, ‘500, 25c, 1000, 24}%c. Total sales,

Most Everyone Would Smoke,

L.LEVY&GO

Postoftice Box 16.

Saddle & Pack Horses;

Alley, Phone No, 39.

MISS SWANSON

[THE CLARENDON |

Serves the Best Meals in

iy, sell, aod deal in ores, minerals and metals of | 1 all kinds and precioua stones; and ygen- erally to institute, enter into, carry on, assiat or participate in any mining and an

ings connected therewith:

) To purchase or otherwise acquire, hold, sell, exchange, turn to account dispose of and deul in real and personal roperty of ull kinds, and in partienlor junds, buildings, hereditaments, busi- ness concernh and undertakings, nv

rights, copyrights, licenses, securities,

tracts, options, policies, book debts and claims, and any interest in real or per- ? sonal property, and any claims ngainst such property or against any.persons or Sompanys and to finunce and curry on any buelness concern or undertaking 50 acquired:

(4) To promote, equip, maintain, improve, work, man- age or control, or aid in or subscribe to- | j, wards the promotion, acquisition, con-

City. Rooms for B: and Dinner Parties : : :

# LUNCHES, - - -

SNP

im- provement, Working, management or control of works, undertukligs and oper ations of all kinds, both publie and pri- vate, and in particular roads, tramways, railways, telegraphs, teleplioner, cables, shipa,? lighters, harbors, piers, docks, quays, wharves, warehouses, bridges, viaducts, acqueducts, reservoirs, em waterworks, water-conrees,

SEAL

If everyone new the excellent quaiity

MANUFACTURED ON SHORT NOTICE

Rubber. Stamps

Made to Order and mounted on the latest improved Air Cushion Mounts, also Daters, Ink and Ink Pads.

W. H. S. GAVIN,

NOTARY AND 9 CORPORATION

TELEPHONE 20 OR 98. With the Record.

wnills, crushingwills, smelling works, iron, steel, ordnanve, engineering and implement works, hydraulic works, xas and electric lighting, electrical works,

" stock whole or partof the any property purch:

or for any valuable consideration :

di wages, charges, annuities, patents, patent | ¢/

grants, charters, concussions; leuees, cen- | m

ol acquire, construct, | ¢,

and undertake all or any part of the nega, property, or goodwill and liabilitie:

pre

vnent. and future, including. Its Uncalled pital; and to allot the shares of the npany, credited as fully or partly pad np, or tonds, debentures or debenture issued by the company, as the urchase price for by the company,

(16) ‘To make donstions to such per-

sons and in such cases, and cither of

or other assets, as may be thought irectly or indirectly conducive to any of he company’s objects or otherwise ex-

lient; and to subscribe or gnarantes oney for charitable or benevolent ob-

jects, or for any exhibition, or for any

publi, general or other object:

(17) ‘To enter into any arrangement

with any government or authorities, sn- premne, municipal, local or otherwise, and to obtain from any such guvernm

r authority any rights, concession: privileges which = ma:

ers and be

thought conducive to the company’s ob-

jects or any of them: (18) To purchase or otherwise Lequire husie

TY On,

any respect similar to the

or whi

objects of thix company, or which is capable of hein

Mt or indirectly to benufit’ this company, or canals, flumes, irrigation, drainage, saw- possessed of property deemed suitable

conducted so us directly

for the purposes of this company, and to

enter into partnership or into any are rangement with respect to the sharing of profits, uw

inion of interests, or amalgama-

power supply, quarries, coke ovena, foundries, furnaces. factories, car- rying undertakings by land and water, fortifications, marketa, exchanges, mints,

don, tion, either in whole or any such company, corporation, soviety, partnership or persons:

ly OF in part, with

oF _ (19) To dispose of, by sule, lease, un-

public and private buildings, newspapers and ication establi brewer- ies, wineries. distillerios, hotel, residen- | ,

ment, recreation or instruction, whether

perso: (6

or otherwise, ahaotutely, conditionally,

ves, stores, shops, und places of amtt-e- jor for any limited interest, all or any part of the undertaking, property, rights, forthe purposes of the company or fur | or privileges of the company, zale or hire to or in return for uny con- | concern or otherwise, to any public body, sideration from any other companies or | company, gociety, or association, or to

ng a going

person or persons, for such consider-

ns : an: ) ‘To undertake and carry on any ate asthe company may think fit, and or eo i

business

ciers, promoters of companies, banke: underwriters, concessionaries, contri tors for public and cther works, capit iats or merchants, and to carry on any other business which may seam to the

andjsatisfaction there is found in our

El Padre Needles Gigars.

The skill in the making of them, the

High-Grade of Tobacco in them, and

the price, 3 for 25c, niakes the Nerdles

the popular cigar of the day. ..... - 4

wholesale and Retail Tobacconists.

Opposite Bank of Montreal,

40,000 shares.

SohodklawStresake *R

eghgy

mage

WILL ELtor: ALu! six.

Conservatives Commdeht’ or Victory i ‘This Province

There was a large ‘and ‘enthisias- tic meeting of conservatives at the Board of Trade rooms last evening: Dr. Bowes presided and speeches were made by the chairman, A. W.

” |& INVESTMENT Co

22 Columbia Aveuue,

Property {Situated on North Fork Salmon River, Erie District, B. C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY. Fifty thousand shares of the Company's Treasury Stock is now offered to the public at ,

71-2 Cents per Share,

and can bé’had on application to

Rossland, B. C. PALAIS LILES

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

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

GEORGE H. GREEN, Sec-Treasurer. “~

MONTREAL LOAN

INCORPORATED

Imperial bullding, St. James Street, Head office, Impe: at bu ding,

Authorized Capital,

1 Loan & Investment Col offers the is, Moet eae, Stents oars the | public, and lends money in large or small amounts Fepayable In monthly instalments.

For further information, apply to

W. 4. FALDING,

‘Treasurer.

Secretar, Bank ef Montreal Chambers, Columbia avenue.

hag opened a branch office here This Conthe Tellowing Goard of Management.

0. C. Elmer A. Rolf. Hon Thos. Mayne Daly. G.

Secretary-Treasurer. W. H. Falding.

‘Printing ®

Rossland | Athletic.. ‘i vee

Offers special_ membership in- ducements, for. a short time by suspension of .the initiation fee. All the... eeeecten |

Magazines « Periodicals

Excellent accommodations for permanent and temporary board and chambers; $36 to $40 per month. For particulars apply to

tly

for any stock, shares, deb-

monly undertaken or carried on by finun- | entures, debenture stock, eecurities, or property of any other company :

(20) To promote or form, or assist in

the promotion or formution of any other company or compani

. elther for the eof acquiring, working, or other-

ed, therein, or by lending money thereto upon debentures or otherwise; and farther, to pay out of the funds of the company all expenses of and incident to the fe i

or

otherwise; and to advance monev at in-

terest upon the security of all or any d a

other ; and -ulso all

attending the isaue of any circular or notive, or the printing, stamping, and i iesor forms to he Alled

such ities, and to carry on business as mer- chants, importers and exporters:

(7) To transact and carry on all kinds of agency and commission business, and

ol up by the shareholders of this, or con- nected with this or any other compitny; and to-undertake the management-and secretarial or other work, dutics, and

in particular to collect moneys. i revenue, interests, tents anveatinents; negotiate loans; to find ines, stucks, and to issue and place shar stocks or conds, debentures, debenture stocks or securities:

(8) ‘To subscribe for, purchage or otherwise acquire, hold, sell, exchange, dispose of and deal in shares, stocks, bonds, debentures, debenture stock or obligations of any company, whether British, Colonial or Foreign, or of any authority, supreme, municipal, local or other wine:

(9) To guarantee the payment of money secured by or payable under or in respect of bonds, debentures, debenture stock, contracts, mortgnges, charges, obligations and cecurities of any com- pany, whether British, Colonial or Fur- eign, or of any autho: » Supreme, mn- nicipal, local or otherwise, or of any per- sons whotnsoever, whether corporate or unincorporate: (10) To guarantee the title to or quiet enjoyment of property, either absolutely

or subject to any qualifications or condi-

tions and to or per-

whore pare boon, placed upon ¢! veral cheap repr! Os Webster's Dictionary.” ‘The

tons to papers. oo en,

Don'T BE Dureo

he market inta of an obsolete edition

to are being Offered under various naies at a low price

dealers, grocers, agents, cte., and $7, Fee tnstamecs'on 8 premiuin for subscrl)>

NCIAL COMPANY Te CARRY ON BUSINESS,

“(ComPani Act, 1897."

Provixce or Burrisu Couumpta. t

tenay Minin,

thorized and licen: to carry on bu

Worthless

reprints are ver! Sauivalont of Faality, po far a8 we kno rom A to Z,

a higher-priced boo! are all, ft t

eee ede. wich in its

jeading: for fnstan si 16 ho “tho substant! k, when in

wand believe, they

Reprint Dictionaries,

wer fifty itn its dap weasold for about

LICENSE AUTHORIZING AN EXTRA PROVI ‘0

No. 188. THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the Koo- company, limited, is a

negs within the province of Britis Colum-

bin, and to carry out or effect all or any of

the objects hereinufter wer fortlh to which he

guna interested or about to become inter- eated in any property against anv loss,

Fany on such terms ‘as may be determined : (21) ‘To obtain, or in any, way ansist in obtaining, any provisional order or act of purliainent, or other necessary authority, for enabling or any other company to curry any of ita objerts into effect, or for effecting any modification of thisor any other company’s con- titution; to procure this or other company to - legali: registered, or incorporated, necessary, in accordance with the laws of any country or state in which or may proport to cany on operations ; to open and keep a coloniat or foreign register or registers of this or any other company in any British colony ordepen- dency, or in any foreign country, and to allocate any number of the shares in rompany to such regis-

call cf shares and to ‘confer any preferential or special righ to the allotment of shares, on such terms and in such manner as inay seem expe-

ient:

(23) To distribute any of the property

or assets of tho company among the bers in specie, or otherwise:

actions, claims or in respevt of any insufficiency or imper- fection or deficiency of title, or in respect of any incumbrances, burdens, or out- standing rights: : | (11) To furnish and provide deposits and guarantee funds required in rel {o any tender or application for any con- tract, concession, devree, ment, property or privilege, or in relation to the carrying out of any contract, conces- sion, decree or enactment: (12) Generally to carry on and trans act every kind of guarantee business and

the legislative of British Columbia extends.

vate at No. pany is £400,

shares of £5 cach.

torney for the cor

The head office of the company is ‘sit- 3, Lothbury, London, Eng-

land. ‘The amount of the capital of the com- i 000, divided into 80,000

The head office of the eempany in this province is sitnate at Rossland, and Ber- nard Macdonald, mine manager, whore address is Rossland aforesaid, is the at-

business, and to undertake obligations of vvery kind and deicription, and alao to undertuke and execute trusts of all kinds: asp

(13) ‘o receive moneys, securities and valuahles of all kinds on deposit, ut interest or otherwise, or for eafe custody, and Ily to carry on the business of a safe deposit company:

(14) To lend money to such parties and on such terms, with or without se- curity, as muy ree expedient, and in f and persons

(24) To do all oc any of the above things in any part of the globe, cither as principals, agents, contractors, trustees, or otherwise, and either alone or in con junction with others, and cither by or throngh agents, sub-contractors, trustees, or otherwise, with power to appoint a trustee or trustees, perscnal or corporate, to hold any property on behalf of the company, and to allow any property to remain outstanding in such trustee or trustees: |

(25) To do allsuch other things as are incidental or may be thought con- ducive .to the attaininent of the above objects, or any of them, and so that the word pany”? in thi n

when applied otherwise than to this company, shall be deemed to include any partnership or other body of persons, whether corporate or unincorporate, and whether domiciled in the United King- dom or elxewhere,and the obfeuts apectfie’ in each ef the paragraph» of this memo- randum aball,aave an hereinotherwise ex- pressed, be regarded ax independent ob-

to ol jects, and accordingly shall be in nowise having dealings: with the company; and | }imited or restricted (except where other- to guarantee the performance of con-| wise expressed in such paragraph) by tracts hy of. -or i f to the objects indicated in any having dealings with the company; and | other paragraph, or the nume of the to draw, accept, endorse, discount, Jesue. | company, but may be carried ont in an bay, sell und den! in bitte. of exchan fall and ample a manner, and construct- promi notes, drafts, bills of lading. Jed in as wie asense, us if each of the coupons, Warrants. and other negotiali snid paragraphs defined the objects of a or. transferable instruments, and. buy. | separate, distinct, and independent eom-

HM and deal in bullion, specie and pany,

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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Ross of Columbia, John McKane and the @party’s candidate at the forthcoming election, A. H. Mac- Neill, Q. C. ‘

Mr. MacNeill: stated that he had just returned from a brief visit to Ymir, Nelson, Ainsworth and Kaslo and at all these points he had found the conservatives united, hard it

4 x | 4 work and confident of victory. He

The Record Was sure the full strength of the Office

party would ‘be polled at the elec- 4 tion.

of every description executed with neatness.

and dispatch at the...

mpany. SS The objectafor which the pany has been established ere: (1) To search for, prospect, examine and explore nines and ground «upposed to contain minerals or precious stones, and to search for and obtain information in regard to mines, inining claima, inin- ing districts and ities; take on lease or concession, ar otherwise ire for any interest therein, and to hold, sell, dispose of and deal with lands or hereditaments of any tenure, gold, silver, copper, lead, tin, quicksilver, iron, stone, coa) orother mines, mining, water, timber and other rights and generally any property supposed to contain miner- als or precious stones of any kind and an

es J. Cc. Lannerberg, eye specialist, optician. Scientific work,

ety : ised Office Wallace building. 1o-1m

Tised to ina who died over (ory ¥ mr

med itis deal nor

Bagitions ee probably ‘of more or leas value.

are probably, of more or"

‘rho Webster's Unabridged Dictionary pub-

lished pare ‘iouse ia aout mericonous

pe of thet nae a0 with tilustra-

UPRIGHT PIANO, in spl "agente. | » and was

The inland revenue collections in

Rossland last month totaled $1803, a much smaller amount than usual, due to the fact that one wholesale house was out of whiskey nearly all month, due to a delayed ship- ment, and was buying its goods duty paid at Nelson. The brewer- ies were short of malt and the cigar factory was also out of tobacco.

ROSS THOMPSON

cane following blocks in the following companies for :ale Silver B ) Gopher, Evening Star, rine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and Zila M

SEWING MACHINE; slightly us-

ed. A_ bargain.

CHAS. E. BENN

LINCOLN STREET.

List your properties with us, we have buyers,

With Lord Roberts as command- er-in-chief and Lord Kitchener as adjutant-general of the forces, there will be not only reform in the army but a revolution in the methods of the war office.

If you are troubled with head- ache Or nervousness, have your eyes examined, your trouble may be due to some error of refraction. Lanner- berg eye specialist, Wallace build: ing. 10-1m

nd and seal of office at Vicloria, province of Britiah Columbia thin 21st, day of Angust, one thourand nive hundred,

(v1 Sept. 21.

coin under

(15) To borrow or raise or secure the payment of money for the purposes of the company. in such inanner and upon such terms as muy reem expedient, and to secure the rep ay or pny there- of by red or a bonds,

roughowt —— tional Dictionary. MINERS’ CHECKS "Best:

cashed at face value at the

HOFFMAN HOUSE

8. Y. Wooton, of Joint Stock Companies, aw

The” Pennsylvania coal miners are evidently out .to win recogni-

Lots in the Original-Towusite

Reddin, Jact

tod pamphict free. Address au ed paraphle'

d,B.¢

70., Agents,