-~ ROSSLAND

G@ BECOED, FEBRUARY 11, 1809.

WEEKLY MINING REVIEW

(Continued from First Page.)

sults, The management is ‘highly
pleased, and the. drift is being pushed
with all possible epeed. Some fine ore
samples from the lower levels are on ex-
hibition in the company’s office.
Lily May.

Drifting has been begun at the 200
foot level and will be continued to cut
the ledge. The rock at the 200 foot level
in both shaft and crosscut is well miner-
alized, and some few stringers of quartz
ore, carrying copper principally have
been cut in the drift. -

PHOPLE COMING AND “GOING.

A. Julian of Ymir is in. the city.

Charles E. Hope of Vancouver is at
the Allan. y fe

W. H. Falding left on the noon train
for Nelson.

Lloyd Manly, mayor of Grand Forks,
is in the city. ‘

Bidney Baxter, of slackwire fame left
for Seattle today.

J. A. Pringle went to Butte
‘business this morning.

A. B, Claboo, was an outgoing
senger for the coast today.

A.J. Sorbian. went
ova short business trip.

pas-

it
Charles H. Mackintosh: wont to Spo-| sertru

kane on the noon train today.

Conrad Walfle, was called to Ymir on | fomestate

mining business this morning.

‘AVR. B. Hearn, manager of the Im-| tony

perial bank at Revelatoke, is in town.

3. F. Ritchie and wife were among ane Pin

the passengers fur Spokane this morn-
ing. °
D. B. Bogle, went to Grand Forks this
morning and willreturn in about: ten
days.
E. R. Rummelmeyer, an old resident
of Rosslund, 1s inthe camp from the
Slocan.
J. A. Smith, secretary ofthe Grand
Forks townsite, left for home on the
noon train. . :
1 left thia for

3 s"araboo.
on mining
Comman

to Spokane today fa an
Yo

Boarding Horses a Specialty;

OM. W.eller, Rossland’s pioneer san-
itary plumber, has the best equipped
plambing establishment in tho c

 OHEEHLELKO OOOOO0OOO0OOOOD

is prepared to do all kinds of p'
steain-fitting, etc., anywhere,
body at any time. :

Se a ERE
Dr. Ju F. McKenzie, office and, resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
Toronto. i

The. Eveni:

Recorp 16 cents per
week delivores

by carrier.

FOR RENT— Upstairs and dining

at Dominion Hote!

Rossland Mining Stocks

Agents for N.

& F. #, Railway addition to
Rossland, ¥Ymir, Erie

‘and Columbia townsite
We Have Buyers for All Stand-
ard Stocks.
Athabnsca Morning Glo:
Baltim: Mill Creek.
Big Three. lonita..
Mor-treal G

Enreka-North iar.
ening

Montre I Ked.

MONTANA LIVERY

. 26 Washington Street.
Firet Class Saddle and Driving Horses.

Telephone6 - M, A. HARVEY.

Jerry
Republic to lovk after his business im-
tereata there. ‘

Richard Armstrong, who has been in

~ the city geveral days, returned home tu
Grand Forka this morning. E

~ BR. G. E. Leckie went t9 Grand’ Forks
to look over the B.C. property there, of
which he ie the'general manager.

Alexander Dick has gone to the Boun-
diry fora week. “While away he will
pase on several mining properties.

Hector AfcCrae left for the Boundary
country country this morning, where he
expects to remain for couple of weeks.

Mr. ahd Mre. Charles Cummings ol
Grand Forks are at the Allan, and. will

Aeave Monday for’ California on a visit.

R. M. McEntire of Greenwood, who
has been in the city several daya on
mining business, leit for his bome today.

Mre. B. F. Betlinger, who bas been

+ visiting Mr. J. V. Bohn‘and Mrs. Dr.
McKenzie in this  city;~left for North-
port this morning.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Aldridge of Trail
came up today to meet Mr. Aldridge’s
neice, who arrived on the Spokane train,
from Kansas City, Miesouri.

Mrs. 8. M, Clark, mother of Mre. W.

A
Tilouse2a—_—

Rossland.
be gold at once.

J.B, Johnson & Co

room of a goud baying hotel. Bnguire

SOOO HO OOOONBIRIIED

BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
KEPT
: IN
a STOCK 3

The Big

Store:

HUNTER BRos.

~ R&G@
OORSETS
FOR
SALE
HERE &

SBRUARY. is usually: the quietest month in
aeF
VERTISED BY US, IT IS RIGHT.

the’ Dry.G
ducements to stimulate trade which will be worthy. bf consideration.

3

joods * busitiess..:

We will offer some in-
IF YOU:\SEE IT ap.

waatend

Health Brana,
wool Underwear~ (nice -

weight for spring)”

The St

cA
Surprise in All Makes.

Chantilly; “Aplique, .Real

Nice Astortment of Laces ‘at ‘Prices That
y acer

><

§|_Torchon ,Valencienes, Etc, '

eS

RUBBERS t Aj
A lot of Misses and womens— (.

LADIES SHORS°3°"
French Kid; Hand Tarned Button’ or
Lace, 15,00 for-.... :

$3.75

SES

~§ izea 16 to 17 CHOICE. Vestas

Men’s Department, : =

ONE LOT OF FANCY and NEGLIGE CAMBRIC SHIRTS

O66

aPea<

Mie HEAVY. ALL WOOH eh 20C,.20.

i

JOU ML NOTE, MAN HER RUETONS ORT

ce. and. 3: Pair for 50c. :

isa a atl St Ge Bs Be Gs ae Gs Baa

ss

J.B, Johnson & Co.

"DEALER IN

REAL ESTATE
MINING :
STOCK ETC.

Five Room

FURNISHED, AND LOT
FOR SALE.
Situated in the most desirable part of
Owner leaving cits, 80 must

©, McDonold, left for. Seattle on the noon
train today, where she will remain the
next few nionths wilh relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Long, family, maid
and three servants left for Spokane to-
day on the noon train. Mostof Mr.
Long’s time will be taken up in looding
after his Republic mining interest, and
Spokane will be nearer for him than
Roseland.

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY,

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”

Pullman Compaitment Sleeping Care,
Pouliman Drawing Room Sleeping Cara
Dining Cars on the European Plan,
Fiee Reclining Chair Cars,

Uniformed Train Porters,

Bompany Ushers at Depots

ARE FEATURES

GALT—~.

COAL

THE BEST
VALUE

FOR THE

MONEY

IN THE

MARKET

FOR ALL

PURPOSES.

2 M.A: Wilson.
& Co. sah

The place,

: oe THE LADIES 8A’

HIGH-CLASS.

TAILORS...
BEDFORD" Cords

awer is—BOUGHT’AT 60 CENTS ON THE DOI
: HOUSEHOLD GOODS o1,all descriptions at bottom prices. Our moti

STRICTLY. ONE PRICE.
— . GIBBON & C

1c of Roesland “Aro talk

ut—and NO WONDY

low can you sell auch stylish: SHOES go low?” ‘The

JOLLAR.

28-SPOK ANE ST. ROSSLAND, B.C

for Trousers...

‘SPOKANE STREET
One Door East of Col. Avenue.

T. E HALEY,

WHOLESALE
ano RETAIL
DEALERIN..

e:
te

le:
Everlast:n}
Gloves ani
Blank
dDlankets
tion sc

nkets ar iro}
only $4

accordingly,

54
0 the left ofthe U. P. R. telegraph.

m
‘aud many other articles to- namerou:

tke
is to men: |

WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORES. }f you want tosaro mom. §
‘on your purchasing buy only at 42 5. Columbia Ave., next door g

e offices. :-~
‘ROSSLAND-AUGTION MOUSE. 4
SESSSSSSSGOS 955

> Phortipson.

«e- =D

LThave the following blocks in the following companies for eale;—
EUREKA CONSULIDATEDL, GOPHER, .HOME STAKE, EVENING

STAR, SILVERINE, R. E. LEE!

and ZILA Ms 7
3 Lotsin

ODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR

the Original Townsite

I

lass
vening Record —

*:
ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1899.

PRICE FIVE CENTS,

Curb Bracelets..

“Curb Chain Bracelet” has been looked upon asa
little noticeable change in style from year to year,
recently added to our atock something entirely

Hitherto the
asraple,”? with
We have, however,
new in “Curb Bracolets.”

This new style is atudded with Pearls and Torqnoise. The effect is
pleasing, and ‘adds little of cogt and much beauty.

J.W. SPRING,

suecessor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
.NEXT-DOOR TV POSTOFFICE, “*

CLARENCE ING. COMING

Tron Mask and Lateral
Right.

FAMOUS EXPERT AND. GEOLOGIST

JPOCOSOOLOLYOLVOODLSSDLYOOES

ASNAPIN | |
wLOT AING.

For the balance of our THIRTY-DAY ROOM MAKING SALE
we will offer at & VERY SMALL MARGIN our.well assorted stock of

MEN. AN
uits, Overcoats,:

co

BLVSOSDCODLS

PANTINGS

_Pea Jackets, Reafers,
Muckinaws, Pants, &nglish and American’ Hats,
and American Shoes. :

We Carry a Complete Stock of:
MINING: SHOES, RUBBER BOOTS,
SLICKERS, awd “A NICE ASSORTMENT oF
SUITINGS; OVERCOATINGS

ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
-EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES,

D. BOYS’

AND....
antec

He Says Spokane Will Rival Denver
—Talks of the Eastern Mining
-Ceriters.

ETHE CONSOLATION CUP.

Rossland Wins It From Nelson—The Finals
. Tonight.

a {ter j-final

Ye Ly the
were played off between the three Roas-
land and one Nelson rinks, for the con-
solation cup, it being the only unde-
cided prize of the late bonspeil. The
contest lay between Fraser. Oranston
and Smith locally, and Peters of Nelaon,
Cranston best Fraser by a score of 15 to
9, and Smith worsted Petera by 10 to 8.
Petera did not have all his men here
from,Nelson, go that rather than forfeit
the cup he. filled: his rink with local
curlers, but tnoy went down before
Smith’s giants. ‘Tonight the finals will
be played off by Uranston and Smith.
Neleon got no firet prize, but carried off
two seconds. Rossland now haa three
firats and three seconds to her credit,

Clarence King of New York, the most
famona mining expert and geologist. in
the United States is in the city, says the
Spokesman-Review. He isen route to
Rossland in company with Messrs Good-
erham and Blacketock, of Toronto to ex-
amine the Centre Star mine and to pars
an opinion upon the ‘controversy in
which that property ia involved with the
Iron Mask‘on account of the. claim of
the Center Starto the right of posses-
sion of the Iron Maak ore body on ac-
count of alleged extra-latteral rights.

Mr, K-ng was at one time of the geo
logical survoy of the government and in
that capacity rendered notable s-rvice,

Perhaps he owes his fame more to his
connection with the famous Comstock:
mines than loary other of his many:

\L. |. HEARN, The Clothier. §

Cor. Celumbia ‘Ave. and Lincoln St. ”y

8,828.88.)

PLHLLGLL LOL =e:

1 C. O. Lalonde st
NU ° aiOnde «- Tittle:

4 07 ~ cha)
Strong.ahiocs foreturdy. boye and stylish shoes for fathere;
‘oa for little girls and misses and elegant shoes fur

their'mothers. We do not confine ourselves to eupplying

dainty e!

pe

unyone age or eex with FOOTWEAR, but make a epecialty

of “good shoes for evervone.”” Our etuck is complete, com- | *
priaing every kind of
medium, or heavy.

Boot and Shoe manufactured, light,
Pricee are all light, however.

accomyli in his eventful life. “It
was due to his advice that the famous
property. was made to yield millions af-
ter it' was thaught,to have been exhaus-
ted, Mr. King'is a linguist, master of
almost all of the» Caucaasian -tonguce,
and, acquainted: with’ the © ‘

many foreign and distant Jande on ac-
Wine of, hgving residedin-them: Hie
maiked skill as’ mining engineer: has

for

ag a mining center and upon his visit he

.| finds his - predictions: reaching verifica-

tion, *

THERE’S A LOOSENESS

which seemed impossible is a rezlity.
well tried prescription. CcE50

Felt sfter usmg one bottle of our
RHEUMATISM LINIMENT which
gives relief and sends a thrill of hope
through the eufferer. Continued use
dvives out the pain and the curc
Made from a new but:
GENTS a bottle.

. Our fieeuiption Department is always at your service. ——

THE REDDIN JACKSON ‘CO., AGENTS, °-: .+:- ROSSLAND, B.C FEM

Ovsters

Quick W ork:

Tel. No

McLEAN &

Opmesite the Bank of Montreal.

MORROW,
TAE DRUGGISTS

“$ pokane ie quite the livliest city 1
have ecen of late’”’ he esid to a. reporter.
“] have eaid in years gone by that Spo-
kane would-one day’ become ®. great
mining center. It is becoming sach.
It will rival Denver for it has around it
mineral resources which are vaster than
thoue which have given the. Colorado
city her prominence in the mining

world,’?
Mr, King said he had really no views
to impart and said he “was like a
J orange, ebsolutel, devoid of

J.F, HONEYFORD
The East End Tailor,
esFine Suit-cp

Wi Convamia Avenue Hast.

‘ Cable Ad¢ress: “PARKER,?”
: —- ROSSLAND, B. C.

eal'e, Tolephcne,
ell's. 8

. BERN, J, L, PARKER.

LL DARER & C0.

KOSSLAND, B. O.

NEI EINEERS

FIGHTING. FOR HIS LIBDRTY.

J. H. Sinciair Seeks to Get Out on Habeas
Corpus Procesdipgs.

J.H. Sinclair, under arrest in Spo-
kane for complicity in an alleged embez-
zlement from the Cvlumbia & Western
railway at Traii,.will probably make a
fight for his liberty. Saturtlay Attorney
J.E, Fenton, for Sinclair, spplied fora
writ of habeas corpus to secure the lat-
ter’s release. Richard Nuzum ieappear-
ing for the Britigh Columbia govern-
ment, represented here by constable W.
J. Devitt. of ‘frail. The application
caine up before Judge Sai

aq

juice. But he talked interestingly of

the intercat in mining in eastern cities.
“New York will never become largely

intesested in mines,’ he said, ‘That

city ie too intent \pon other things. Her

moneyed men are :til bankers. They

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Smith Curtis ts expectedhome tonigh’
from Toronto, where he has been for the
past month.

©.-W. Woodhouse left on tho noon
train for Republic, after spending a few
days in Rossland,

Manager Rimmer of the Crescent Dry
Goods Co., wentdown to Spokane this
morning on & business trip.

Messre. Gooderham and Blacketock of
the War Eagle company are in the city,
having arrived Saturday night from the
coast. :
J.L. Pierce of Kasloie inthe city.
He is te be the general of the

WOMLDRE PRE GES

Hlenty of Good Material to Select
From,

COLLINS, WILCOX, AND -M’KIRNON

Aspirants for. the Honors of Chief of
Rossland: Fire Department
Good Home Talent.

A great deal of interest is being mani-
feated ‘among the citizens ss to who
should be selected as the next fire chief,”
to fill the position recently made vacant’
by the’ resignation of Joseph, Squires. :
There are a number of applications for
the honor, although it ia conceded by al-.
moat all the merchants of the city that
the present salary of $75 per month’
not an adequate oné to. compensate a
thoroughly competent man to devote all
of bis time and abilities to the position,
for the good of the city. “The entire time *
of the chief is demanded, ‘anil he must
be a man of experienced qualifications.
However, several good .men. have ap-
plied, and their friends are urging the
i did:

big new department store of Gooderham-
Blackstock. pf

with the mayor
and coundil, all having been Ied to be-.”
lieve that the new council will’ incresee
the ealary to  point~ of fitness for the
eervices required.

SANTA ADJODGED. (NSH

Poor Fellow Immagines Someone is
p> Mnying-to- IL Him,

HAS NO-PRIENDS OR RELATIVES.

.
He Will be Taken to New Westminster
Tonight :o be Kindly

Cared for.

Police Magistrate Jordan was busy
thie morning making ovt the commit-
ment papere in the case of John D.
Smich, who was last Friday adjudged in-
sane by.the examining board, which,
with the magistrate. included Dre.
Campbell and Reddick.

The-poor fellow imagines that some-
one is trying to shoot him- and is very
industrious in his efforts to save bim-
eelf.’ He stood behind.the kitchen door
in the town jail all day ‘yesterday, hid-
ing from his eupposed pursuer. He is,
algo very anxious for the safety Of others
and is continuously cautioning those
about him to be careful toavoid the
man who is prowling. around seeking
whom he inay devour. ie
Smith has been in Trail and about

have their i se fil

right at home, where profits are reason-
ably eure and alwa8 lnrge. ‘The mines
are too far away Ir: New York capital
which is far too timid to venture into
that claes of investment to any ‘axtent.
But it is different in Boston, That city
has made money i: mines. It is known
ag the copper center of the country, but

urday, but..was ¢ inued, until today.
Meanwhile Sinclair is in il. :
Liberal Meeting Tonight.

There will be a meeting of the liberal
aggociation of Roseland tonightin the
old customs house on West Columbia
avenue at So’clock zharp. There will
be adebate on the subject of whether
the senate should be abgliehed or not.
Other matters of importance will also be
discussed, and a full atsendance of liber-
als is expected.

Curling News.

ig fast interested in gold min-
ing. The Calumet & Heckla, Copper
syndicate ig branching out ‘into gold
mining. That city is likely to do more
toward developing western — interests
than any other eastern commercial cen-
ter.”

Mr. King will remain in the city for
aday oreo, Aiter he has finished his
labors at Rossland he expects to 0 to
Mexico upon an other engagement re-
quiring hig service as an expert.

a

Copper and Lead.

§ 1 for the last two years, tending
bar for awhile at the Spokane hotel and
at the’ Alhambra, When he is appar-
ently all right he is very reticent about
himeelf and his former acts and where-
abouts, 30 no one. knows really who he
is or where he is from. He ia about 42
years old and harmless. Officer William
Mitchell leaves this evening with him
for New Westminster, where he is to be
confined in the ingane asylum.

SUPREME COURT SITTING.

Small Docket and Short Session Before
* Justice Martin.

Justice Martin of the supreme court
‘arrived in the city last evening and a
sitting of the court was held at 12
o'clock. Nothing of -importance was
done this morning. i

diately aiter the aes-
sion F. M. McLeod, president of the lo-

The principal ones now up for the:
honor are, Charles Collins, who is act-.
ing chief, and who has been absiatant
chief under Joseph Squires. Collins is,
a young man, said to have bad’ many
years experience in. the States in differs
ent.fire departments and: capacities aie oe
appointed chief he will have Jack Allen, ~
as his assistant, and many. say, the :de- -
partment. would be in strong hands ifs
under their management. :
Guy Wilcox is.aleo-an aspirant for the”
position, he‘ claiming to have been a
fireman almost all his lifetime.’ His
friends are devoted in their support of
him, and he has excellent and undoubt-
ed endorsemente showing past experi-
enee and ability in the fire line. ‘He has
not d bis a
up to date, but claims to be standing on
his own merits. ,
‘Then there is Wileon McKinnon, who
has been fire chief in Rossland ‘on two
or three occasions, and who has heen in
the fire companies of the province for the
past 18 years.. No one questions. his
ability to fill the position’ ereditably and
satisfactorily, providing he can be pre-
vailed upon to accept, but it is said’ he
will not act forthe present salary, and:
itis said by those interested that the
salary should not-be miserly where &
man'of long experience and recognized :
ability Is concerned and can be had for .
proper compensation.
It is algo contended by many citizens
the appointment of Mr. McKinnon
would .reconcile the volunteer depart-
ment and conciliate all differences
known to exist among the firemen of the
city, and“thereby unite ‘all persona in
any way connected or interested in fire
matters, eoag to give the greatest possi=
ble-strength and support to the fire de-
artinent st all times. tees
It is ramored that Erneat Plass would
be the assistant chief in case McKinnon
was nade chief. Plissig an old time
an, and was former. i
chief{n this city, and belonge to the old: >
volunteer brigade that so often did val-_.
orous servicein the early days of the
camp. There are many of the business
men atfd taxpayera of -the city- in:

favor of McKinnon and Plass, if those
men can be gotten for the place, but do
not think they should be. offered lesa

salary than they are in the habit of
earning in other walks of life.
Collins and ilcox are said to be

Red Star: Livery. and Transfer Co. §
Good ‘gad.te horses, elegant turnouts, ‘nobby sleighs; and fancy driving te"
will salive yoo aay where at any, time day or night. :
3 re getting up a sleighing ty, see ue about rigegood horees.
by th * Packing of all done, We do

Horees boarded e day or o Sought ead

i | press and baggage work; will call at any part of tlie city... Contracta and job #9] and sol

ne promptly, light or heavy freight fondled, mining, tachinery delive Ces 1. L, PARKER
Furniture, ¥ ulin

short notice, ore contracts taken. 1 id eafe fely meved. ining engi ;

pay all damages done to anthing sae tate pers’ paid ‘ill t marae and Feirmen pander

sfer, warehouse, or ship any. clees of handle act i ship agents, sagen:
We eell Washi d Fir and

7 s wood.
fy | STABLES—Firat Ave., bet. Spokane and Wash. St, OFFICE—9, Wash. § a You sre no

J.W.HARTLINE PROP, (J!

tal BROKERS,

Progertios ex; ; :
Hang teal, Mines managed,

Of the Train Service of the

Chicago Great Western Ry,

-No Change of Cars of Any Class—
BETWEEN
Chicago and St, Paul and Minneapolis,
Dubuque and Des Moine, |
Bt. Joseph and Kansas City

New York, Feb. 12.—Copper—Strong ;

Americans and objected to by someon
ra price, $18@18.25 ; exchan e price,
brokers pri @ igs 3 ,

that score, but their friends say that if
the beat man is needed tor the place na-
tionality should cat no figure in the se-
lection, and instances of precedent are
giyen for the stand taken.

"-Atany rate the council has splendid
list of men to choose from, and no doubt
will make no mistake in their final se-
lection: .Nor is it expected by the citi-
zens that the council will let the paving
of areagonable salary stand in the way
of gétting for the position the very beat
man for chief,

cal bar association, read and presented
to the courta memorial address of. wel-
some to Justice Martin upon his first
visit to Rossland.- ~

Daniel Sinclaire was admitted’to cit-
izenship. f
The case of Taylor va. Tupper was
called. .
Among the Visiting attorneys werd:
E. V. Bodwell, E. B. Davies and’ Mr.
Peters of Tupper & Potts of Victoria,

‘Tho Sandon curling honspel eA be
‘ébruary 21, 22 and23, Tuesday, repia00, Lead—Stro.
eeeuaey and Thureday, and the ESE TE exchange ‘price, $4.00@
meeting of the Kootenay Curling Asco- 34.05.
ciation will be held tomorrow, ‘Tuesday
night.
1. Musical entertainment in Jemon
' block this i Free.
a “+

You might get $50 with » ‘box of pens

in Lemon block.

Game.

Prica of Silver.

x, Feb. 12.—Silver, quiet.
paver Fosge; Mexican dollars; 4734 :
silver certificates, 5914 S60}¢e.

Spokane: Street,

ROSSLAND, B.C.

CeCe,

J.L, Parker & (Co.,'

‘ SOLE AGENTS,

a
Free entertainment tonight in Lem-
on block begins at 7 330.

t satiatied with your laun
the Roseland Laundry
near postoffice,