ae

ATER NATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

>> Week Beginning Monday. Feb 14 1898

MoNTE CRISTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA.
se three propertics are owned
+ Eastern Canada capitalists and are

“i GE ROSS THOMPSON

ng general imannger and Harold : if 3 " :

Kingamill, sec. and trea. They are ;

all situated on Monte Cristo mount- : . |

. alot a ar as over 1800 feet I have blocks of stock in the following companios for sale— > , Wy ;
i

ie ae f 1, ghaft, rise and cross-cut i and Josie, Monti Homesta!
A Brief Write-up Which Will be Bx- eee cin provided with two com | Eureka Consolidated, ee eniog Sint, Sonta ets, moestake ; 4

-ayors, ono 7 and 4-drills. :
tended to AIL te Proprles "Sanaa Han 1100 Tet of and Silverine. VOL. ‘I. No, 219. ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONIDAY,| FEBRUARY 21 1898.

Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work and
in the Camp. TH : FIFTY THOUSAND IN A DAY.
Fe eT ANEXT MONDAY. DAYDAY|+ sm seo a+ oem

je furnished power by the Moste Cris-
Le Re R
LB ROL, WAR BAGLE, CENTRE STA ~ TE STK,
It Is Sald that Me, Hotnze Wil| pA ZiPateh trom Vee gene

to. Forty men-are employed on the , - : =
se: Woiil Star treasury stock at 2) cents has
February 9th says: A fabulous find is
Pay Of All His Old Em-

wo ies, a : me ee bd
two properties Z Wall /Paper [on t Do It
: Meeabieas 2 ° caused a great deal of comment. Thia
recorded on an unknown creek on the
ployes Feb. 28.

S.L. Long, C. E.

Provincial Land and
Mine Surveyor. P

Expert Draughting and B'uc Printing.

OFFICE: STONE BLOCK. P.O. BOX 743.
ROSSLAND, B. C.

Gopher, B.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
Wit Fareo and Burlesque ~ |The, Waterloo Hotel
TRAIL, B. C.

«PAT WHITE. . KITTIE HARRIS.

Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

PRICE CENTS,

HILL LIS! OF PRIZES

The Winter Carnival Ended Suecess-
fully and Pleasantly Sat-
urday Might:

Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasere
doa double compartment
vertical ahaft, which will be provided
with cages, the first in the eamp. -
All three of there claims are val-
uable and promise fair to make divi-
dend paying mines. ©
ANNIE B.
This claim is pwned by the Britieh
Lion mining, company, George A.
Fraser, sev. and tres. It is located an
the eaet slope of Deer Park moun
tain, south bnlt, adjoining the Gold
DEER’ PARK. Hunter and Grand Fel. ee is cron
a wi rk. i a 1 and bas a shu! jown on the
Tlie Deer Park. is located'on the grant fai 6 to
summit of Deer Park mountain in sop UO fests OP a a goad eon
the south belt, n¢mile anda “hall, ears

nuuth west of town, and has probably pect.
the largeat ‘mineral deposit in ‘the
Tt ia developed by a shaft 145

sat b Bay you can't get any Face or
. Toilet Preparation —
You want antil try : rhe We carry
the most complete line Of ap

TOILET PREPARATIONS

_-Owners and Other
Sources,

ns

Per Day. First-Clase
Rooma With or
Without Board.

._ Smith Curtis
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTABY PUBLIC
ETc.

263g Columbia Ave. :

enant Rates $2
Furnished

ed on the Virginia by former owners.
THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND, B. C.

Virginia: Over $13,000 was expend- 2 . : ele og
“he Virgin Lots in the Original Townsite:
Department. Property has been without exception
American side in the Yukon territory.

This write-up will be contived cor-
rected and carried until the principal
minea aud prospects have been. des-
ttihed. As we are unablp.to visit all
propertics herein mentioned we will
not be ible for all sta te,
ant iu the main they can be relied up-
on ag being correct. ‘

the most talked of andthe moss abused
: the Ngee At one time the shares
itood as
wvald be mgood thing. for apr it Frits Behneen of Victoria, B. O., writes
property got into the hands of a good fee etter a Pa cine pele
across the border, never before seen by
man, In the crevices of the rocks inono

strong company who were in the field

for the purpose of mining and develop-
day we picked up $50,000 in coarse gold
Bell your business or give..it away and

ing and not manipulating and stock job-
come'quick with ten men.’””

bing. -
Quorations,
Tron Colt.
pity, oa: The Behnsens have large business in-
tereste here and are thoroughly reliable.
The news has spread like wildfire, and
will result in a stampede to the Ameri-

Appearance

Te
NOW: COMPLETE-IN EVERY
——OF—

INBo @ # #9 et ete ew ow alt de

AT: :
: nd,
H. S.; Wallace's
Stationery, Wall Paper, Book, —
Fancy Goods and Notion Store

First

THE ONLY
~ FEMAIL

inthe Kootenay,” -

JOHN R. COOK;

Office and Business Rooms
* TO RENT

D. 3. BITZGERALD GONE T0 BUTTE

BARITONE

Miss Frankie Sawyer

Rossland, B.C

GRAND MASQUERADE AT THE RINK

GOODEVE ‘BROS.

* | BRUGISTs AND. | &
STATIONERS om | pines

|_ Te pays to agai with Goodeve Bros, :

‘The Clean-up at the Trai! Smelter Is
About Completed—Other Mayor and Mrs,..H: S. Wallace Dis-

tribute the prizes to the

THE UNION.
Tho Union ia located three milea

Record Job Office

News.

-Hag constantly on hand a supply’ of
For Sale Cards
For Rent Cards
To Lease Cards
No Credit Cards
Furnished Rooms

Cards. :

Comfortable
Rooms——

Prompt attention. Meals, 25c.
Board and lodging $5 {6 $7 and
$8 per week. Good spring beds
25c at

St. Charles Hotel.

‘Assorted Colors, Attractive Design.

Interests in Trait Civek

7 properties of merit for
al ,devclopment work.

Record Job Office

camp.
Teet daep, and 95 feet crosa-cut.. It
machinery consists ofa “40-horse boil-

laid in for an all winters work.

reported improving us depth is gained.
ed SUNSET 'NO- 2.
The-Girpect No. 2,,i8 owned by the
Oanvdian Goldfields Sy

ed,:and situated in tne south belt, on
the enst*elope of Deer Park ‘mountain,

ter of Rossland, and. juet..above the
3 & W.*.ack. ‘It is being vigorously
wu with a force of 25 men and
two mabhine drills.” Ini the tunnel 5¢

shaft, 4f feat. On the 20th of Nov.
there was 380 feet: of work done, he-
Tedder

ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING & IN-
\VESTMENT CO.
The Rookery. Spokane, Wash.

International Hote

Rooms Nowly Fitted and
Furnished and

Prices Reduced

DO
You
WANT
A
MAP
Or

A 5
NEWSPAPER

$3.00 a Week.

roxpect work. ‘this property hus a
| Faint compressor, boist, pamps and

evexything, necessary ©. eeunOn:
jval development a. “ae pi

. LE ROI :
TheLeRoi mine bes become fame

oua ma the greatest gol] producer

in Canada. © Tt has besides patting in
extensive and expensive gaachinery,

paid for over 4,500 feet of work, built

hedesaury buildings, purchased and
newly completed a smelter, and paid
4725 O00 in.dividerds, It.is situated
on the, south-east slope
taiu, within the corpor:
Capitalization of the. company
2,501,000, divided into 500,

, par value $5 per share. The

mine. is held at $5,000,000.

TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO.

Let me estimate ant submit samples. Have You
that
‘ie oae| SLondike

\Feeling? .

2.00

Furs Wanted.

“The Providence Fur Company, Provi-
dence, R. I., wants all kinds of raw fure,
skins, ginseng. sencca, &c. Prices ur

. next sixty days are as follows:

jat-on cil other furs and
upon spniication. Fall prices

The cure for it is a SUBBCRIPTION
careiu ;

TO THE

ze Rossland

:
nansa‘for agents. Commis cent”

eae al ey Ar oeRS Maley ata DE: Evenin

.. ick for ow nd te: re

pats hastinron VONPARY. Dept. 7, 356 Dear: a .

it :

\Record—.

wi

7.80
in all consignments.

THE WEEKLY
_ RECORD.

“Will be Issued

Rossland.

ve the news Tt the gras

Gold Fields of

and ily ore bing ure built on tbe C.
W. track, with a tramway to the Red
Mountain ruitroad.*
glockholdera are Col, I. N.

D."Taerner, Wm. J. Harris, Col) Wm,
IY. Ridpath, L. FE. Williams, Maj. J.
M. Armatrong, E. D, Sanders.
i CENTRE STAR,” ,
-? Owned by Centra Star: mi
Oliver

ness
distinct ledges
with o b)

rown"Point are

gis Conselidated

Gold mining,compauy vf Toronto, It
adjoing the Le Rei ov the west, and
has dane over, 5,500: feet of develop-
mene work ‘and paid $175,000 in divi-
deuds, ‘Phe preeent managmene’ pre-
fers to hold their ore until the com-
pany builds a smelter or can get bet-
ter freight and treatment rates. It
recently paid $700,000 for “the * mine.
Jt baa all the necessary conve: iences,
machinery, ete. TV! Columbia! &.

Ite

er and a 20-horse hoiat. Supplies are
The
great body of ore is low grade, but is

» limit-

one half.mite-fremy_the: busibess ‘can-|- .

fect a duy ts, being driven, ang in. the | located.on Green mountain just north

pping the vein, and other.

Red moun-,

Tt dnucita own electric light plant

‘The principal
Peytan,
Senntor George Turner, Col. W. w.

fz com-| bes enta
Capi- | (teningto!

north of Rosalond and is owned by H.
Pp. Jones, Hugh McGlynn, Mike Mor-
ris, E. Cronyn, J. A. McDonald. A
ahaft has been sunk on the; vein 85
feet with a tunnel and open cut of 35
feet. Surveyed and crown granted.

BLUE BUCKET AND PRIMROBE.
Owned by Harry P. Jones. Located
five miles north of Rossland, and a
near neighhor of the Highland. ©The.
Primrose shows an iron capping 75
feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows

Corner of Columbia A enue “ond Washington eee: Best. location
Po OREO Tia ahi attge a
Good Mining Property. . Shares of Stock in
Good Substantial Gompanies. Town Lots.
OFFICE WITH’ — ae
‘Rossland Mining’ Abstract Co.,

a 7-foot quartz ledge.on the surface.
: ELECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE. :
These properties belong’ to the Ger-

Over Post Office.
mania Gold Mining y and are .

QUEEN
STOVES. —

$5.00

JOHN JACKSON, Jr, Age

of Red mountain, thres and .a half
miles from Rossland. There is a 90
foot shaft and 30-foot.cross-eut on the
Electa. The ledge is large avd well
defined, and assays have Leen obtained
ag high aa $300 2 ton.

THE BLACK .PRINCE.
Owned by the Black Prince mining
company, J, A. Kirk, pres., Hector
McPherson, vice pres., G. A. Fraser,
see. and trs, Lorated on the north
side of the Columbia river, three miles
below Trail. Work consists ofa 40
foot shaft, CO foot tunnel and about
100 feet of open-cuts. Assays $13.

THE, ELBA.
Tho Elba ie situated. on Lockout
mountain, in the south belt, just
south -of the Crown Point and is
owned by the Elba-Trail Creek Con-
solidated mining company, Robert
Barr, local manager. There is a shaft
down on the vein 100 feet and a con-
tract let for another 100 fee wi-h nine
men working.

United States Consulate.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
that the government of
a

Travers Hardware Co. .

~TO_RENT

Having‘:moved ‘into our Fire Proof: Building _

The Record Three Storey Building

F. R. BILOCKBERGEP,
Conaular Agent of the United State:
ycoasland, B.C., ‘Ste aath, 1897,

——.—.
DON’T FORGET.

Do not forget that the Recorp job
offes will save you. money, do your.
work promptly and in the best style.
-17-t

Fae sai «Is for rent in whole, or in part. _—
Wanted to borrow $2,000 on Rossland , . 2 [
tue faeries] WO Rooms 4x42 on Ground Flor
Eight Rooms’ on ‘Second Floor:
Rooms on Thira Floor.’

“Apply at This Cn

SECRET SOCIETIES

ROWLAND Lodge, No. 36, 1.0. 0. F.: moeta |,
Flee Piette Wheat teste
Jobn Kiekup, 8. G4 Jonn Sackeou, Jr. fete

meets «
Callie Helton ara enrdially Invited :
rethren are cordial ited to
fond. eB. Mocraney, Secretary. Me
‘ROssLany Jadige, No. 21, K, of P., will meet
Eh ovary Fridey eteninig dt Mesozic Hall at
G00 o'clock, HE. J~ Carssow, .0.; C. 4. Clurke,

FK O:TM.—Red Mountain Tout No. 4

Ast, 8rd and 6t
tn Boatety Hall.

. 4 meets
th Wednesday of each month.

he

Western sv lway is built to the nine.

topo lPHE LILY MAYS f hoe
_ Lied Ty Mov was the first location’
ia-this camp, May 27, 1685. It ie new
owned by the Lily May Gold mining
company, Senator George Turner, pres
W. S$. Harris, monager and Frank
Kixer. sac. und trés.” It is located in

sunt: of ‘téwn. -! Development ‘work
vouvsiuts of cver 300 feet of tinned and
Phere ig 150 tons of shipping
ecump, which will average

.Every
THURSDAY

MORNING»

It will contain all the principal news

ASSAYER.

Trail, - - + BOC

assayed.

pullished in ore week.

EpWwAazD CRONYN.
: ——
5 J. A. MacDon ap.

Bu c k Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

eve » CHEAP...
Colville Brick and Lime Kilns

Money to Loan,
MoBarpx Burtprme, Ross. axp.

J. H. Spiking

All samples received by mail carefully

J.8. Chur, Jz

olfeitors for the Bank of British North Ameries

nL Mine proyided with hoist

com breaser plant, michine dritls. ete.
Gk, 11UER AND UNCLE SA3f.

Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At-

kinson, 4. B. Camptell, Thos. Coffey,

Locatel on one ledge in’ the south

belt, in line with the Crown Point and

the Homestake. Gen, haa a 50 foot

of open eut work.

unnel, 40 foot shaft

a 25 foot shaft and 150
¢ work.
AND ELDORADO.
y of the Erucka Consolida-
ig company, . P. Jones,
Coo, see., EB. Coldwell, trs.,
Located seven miles

ted mit
prea., J.
all of Rosstind.

Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries.) Southof Roseland ob the U. 8S side

shaft §0 feet, tunnel 100 with five men
working. Ore iron-copper carrying

old and silver, sssiyirg from $10 to
Fer: “Gnpitalization $1,000,000.

-| the soutiy belt; two ‘anda ‘bulf miles ;

pen cuts while the Un-} ri

John-W:-Hartline; Prop. ; Telephone, No. 8

Te watters co|Sleiohs! Cutters!
O, Yes, Wé' Have Them. .

Drawer L, - - Rossland, B. C
Buy and sell legimate mining stocks
One, Two and Three Seits, ‘They ard-Nabby ° ‘Try Tae
ting up a Sleighing Party see.us about Rigs. Good’

Tye. Special attention given to the
Red Star Livery and Transfer Company,

nly
stock of The Canadian Gold Vieldg:Syn-
OBice, No. 9, Washington Street, Stables, Le Rot Ave
a, Avenue,

dicate, Limited, operating the well
Martin Rlock. Rear Huater Bro

If. You Gor
- SUNSET NO. 2 MINE ai

Teams.

Notice is hereby given that T will at
the nextsitting of the Board of License,
Commissioners for the City of Ross:
land, apply for a Ficense (o gel liquors
hy retailip the ses known as the
Dominion Hoie

T. E. HALEY w—

SUCCEBEOR TO. 2: 3

‘ boron:

Russell & Halev
er eee

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

BEEF PORK m
OYSTERS TO

Dated Dee. 14, 1897.
George Owen.
Notice is hereby given that I wi
the next sisting of the Board oat
cenee Commissioners for the City o-
Rossland, apply fora lieens> to gell
liquors by retailin the ;
us the Windsor Hutel,
lot 19, block 29, subd:
rict Int 535, City of Reeslan:
Dated Dee. 14, 1897.

C. Liowson,

N FISA GAME

Spokane street, Rossland, B, C

7

# General Merchandise.

Le Roi: Furnishing ~-=—
-and Tailoring House:
+, Opposite Pcatoffice

* 4
REMEMBER Weer, oe
Englieh goods in our ‘Tailoring department and
employ none but first class workmen. _-
Wecannot afford te SLAUGHTER our goods
as that means cheap labor and” Gheap ‘work,’ 89
if you want a fine Tailor made suit, go to

|J; B. JOHNSON & Co

‘|J. B. Johnson & Co.

+ We have Buyers for Good Stocks.

ROLT & GROGAN
‘ STOCK BROKERS,

F,0,Box 2%, Columbia, Avenue.
Codes: Baron, Monet & Clover.

MINES...
MINING STOGK
REAL. ESTATE
INSURANCE.

We have sale for reliable stocks. Any
person having mining stock: for sale it

Will Pay - -
to List- - -

% a with us.

DEALERS IN

P. 0, Box 41,

can side as soon as the locality of the
find can be ascertained.

Winners.”

——

COME OUT AND PUT ME OUT.

D.J. Fitzgerald, the manager of the
Trail smelter, has gone to Butte, Mont.,
toconfer with F. August Heinze, pre-

BRosstand’s firet winter carnival isoyer}
From atart to finish everything went off
and *F

sumably for the purpose of arranging all
the details preparatory to tarning over
the smelter to the Canadian Pacific rail-
road. i

A prominent man from Trail. said to-
day that it was generally ‘understood
that next Monday, the last day of Feb-
ruary, would be the final pay day of all
of Mr. Heinze’s employes and that the
smelter and railroad would be turned
over to the C. P. R. on March lat.
About twenty men are still employed
at the smelter cleaning up for the trans-
fer and it is said there ia but little left
for them to do. g
Last week closed with atocks weak
and dull. Monte Cristo dropped a point
but War Eagle and Iron Mask closed
strong and we look fora further sharp
rise in War Eagle and advise onr clients
to watch this stock and buy for a rise,
Good Hope was dull and s few blocks
were offered cheap but there were no
buyers. We do not think that the
consolidation of the Colonna and Mon-
te Cristo will affect the price of the
atock which is firm at 20 to 21 cents.

A Lively Debaue'in the Px
olive Halls.

Legisia-

‘There was a lively scene in the legis-
lature on the 14th fust. “Robert Mac-
pherson, Vadcouver, during the debate
on the address in reply to the

from the throne, started. to discuss ihe
connection of Hon, Messrs. Turner and
Pooley. with speculative mining compan-
ies in London. :

The speaker called the honorable gen-
tleman to order and 8 lively debate fol-
owed on the point of order... .

F. 0. Cotton, of Vancouvre, in the
course of the debate referred to the ac-
tion of the -ministéta inbecoming di-,
rectors of these companies and remarked
that there was no possible explanation
to be found for the prominence given
tothe names and official designation
of these two ministers of the crown in
these two prospectuses except thd one
that they were to be used as decoy
ducks to attract subscriptions for sharea
Hon. Mr. Pooley, resented the use
of the words ‘‘decoy ducks” and ‘dared

‘The clos-
ing portion of the program was carried
out at the Palace rink Saturday night.
Some six hundred persona were in atten:
dance,

The following is a full list of the prizes
awarded: , -

Hockey tournament for championship
of British Colambia—$i00 silver cup,
presented by citizens of Rossland; won
by Rossland hockey team.

Curling bonspiel for championship of
Kootenay—First prize, medal for each
member of winning rink; won by San-
dot curling rink.

8: race for of
British Columbia—First prize, $100 sil-
ver cup, presented by Le Roi mining
company.;: won. by Fred M. Welle. Bec-
ond prize, silver medal, won by R. 8. “*
Lyon. =
Ski racing for championship of Canadas,
—First prize, $75 silver cup, presented
by Hon. C. H. Mactintosh and gold: me-*
dal: won by Olaus Jeldness. Second -
prize, silver medal, won by Andrew
Jeldness.

‘Mr. Cotton to come outside and say to

The Unitucky Thirteen. him what he had ssid tohim upon the

=|MPOoRTERS——=———
WWAOLESALE AND, RETAIL;

Manviacturers’ “Agents,
_Min‘ng Supplies, a=—

© AGENTS:
Goodwin Candles #
Glant Powder.

Ganton Steel | ~.

77 We have \a few TOILET
and MANICURE sets left
from:our large: stock which
will be sold . ’

‘At Your Own Price

Design the prettiest in town.

FRASER

+1 @g-Edmonton;.and:this is what hee-hap-

dard A fa Klondike party cone |
piated of thirteen, \They got up as far
pened within the past: few to thi
party_of thirteen. , In. the frst place,
and almost-immediately--eftor. arrival
Captain Alleyne died. ‘Then Captain
Powell had his feet badly frozen ons
trip into the country. Dr. Hoopa got
hig ankle sprained and was corlfined to|*
bed. An English colonel in the outfit
broke his arm. Mr. Jeffries had his
collar-bone broken. Captain Powell’ at
this juncture left for Vancouver where’
he dicd a few days later. Dr. Hoops
again came to the frent by falling across
aeleigh and breaking hisribs. Banner-
man was arrested at the instance of enay hotel, wont to Spokane today.

Captain O’Brien on a charge of embez-|" 46, yroran of the Montreal house,

nol

calted to order. by the speaker. 5

During the’ sitting Messrs: Rogers:

Graham, Huff and Macpherson .gpoke:

on the address in reply..~ ae

_ PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

E, Rammelmeyer ‘is home from the,
ne

Col. E. 8. Topping was up from Trail

today. 2

Miss. Thomas Garrison, of the Koot-

The Reliable
. DRUGGIST

—_——California Caps.and Fuse.

:ROSSLAND AND SANDON.

|Salada.

| Best, Purest,

Salada.
Salada.

a= Choicest

HEMPTON &

Open in Afternoon .
vi Tete ftom BAe Se ae a
Evening, 7 330 to 10:

————

Vien -froml0.toll =~
SKATES TO RENT. SKATES TO RENT
SKATES SHARPENED + + « * *

DREVER ie
_ Palace Skating Rink.

_ PROPRIETORS

Rossland Warehouse _
& Transfer ‘Co.

eae Ts fy PE
Hard and Soft Coal
’ and, Wood, —

MO. 26 WASHINGTON STREET :\:>P.0.BOX 43, - TELEPHONE 41.

HockeyPractice |

ON THE MARKET.

M. FOX & CO

106 E Columbia Avenue.

O.

“ited to staba man, was arrested on &

glement. As for Captain O'Brien him- ened Saturday evening from S8po-
aclf, the leader of the party, he attemp- “= a i 7

the Le
charge of assault, bound over to keep Col. I. N. Peyton, manager of the

the peace and n four days to leave | Roi, went fo Spokane today.
the coatry, ae the party has fallen | . Elling Joenson left for the. boundary
to pieces, And what makes the fatal | country on the youth bound train.
number thirteen more ominous than| ‘Charles Van Ness took the noon train
ever as s harbinger of ill, the name of | for Grand Gorks.
the leader, Captain O’Brien, ‘ing’
thirteen lettera, as does also the name
of the town where it all happened,
North Edmonton. — Wetaskewin Free
Lance, Feb. 11. ins
———

_ Record Job OMice Leased.
E. W. Puckett nas leased the Record
job printing office and respectfully soli-
cits the patronage of the business men

The 8p P r
ported two hours late today.

Andrew Jeldness, who has been here
several days participating in the carnival
sports and visiting his brother O. Jeld-
ness, leayes tomorrow for the Klondike.

Dr. Edward Boura went to. Spokane
today. ‘ .

A. F. Millan, who built the Butte. and
‘Windsor hotels, is in the tity.

No. 20 East Columbia Ave
‘Masgeur.

L. H, Ketan, Mgr.

OPEN DAY ANDNIFET.
‘Faep W. COFFYN,

Turkish Baths

and Massage.

LOOK! *. LOOK!
a
BOARD AND'ROOM
$5.00 PER WEEK.
MEALS 45 CENTS
AND.UP.

‘2u4, COFFE OB BERE WITH MBALS.

BEDS 25 cents and 50 cents
per Night.-
$1.00 per_week and up.
a0 THE
Domunion Hotel.

South Spokane street.

of d. Work will be promptly

turned out at reasonable prices and ina

workmanlike manner. Pl 2itf.
—-——

The Red mountain passenger train
only took out one coach today, which
was conitortably well filled.

The Rossland hockey team gave &
banquet Saturday evening to the Nelson
and Sandon boys. Ross Thompson was
made toastmaster and was assiated by
G. C. Hodge of Nelson. It was @ very
pleasant affair.

——-
To Claim. Owners. 2
Iam prepared to take contracts on all
kinds of rock work ‘and mining.
CHAS. EHLERS
« Practical Miner and Sillmen
Mr. andMrs, &. C. Jackson -left on
the noon train, he for Northport and she
for Spokane on a visit to friends and fe-
lations.

“Mr. and’Mra, P. H. McCarthy, who
have been. visiting frienda in Rossland,
Jeft today for their home at Bossturg,
. | Washington.

Con Malott left for his home in Kan-
gas today.

John Dean went to Ymir today via
Northport. .

Frank Wateon arrived in town Satur-
day evening from the Slocan. .

Father Pat Irwin will leave tomorrow
to hold services at Grand Forks Wednes-
day next.

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The Firemen’s Ball.
The volunteer fire department give a
grand ball at the opera house this even-
ing. As there has been 160 tickets sold
# large crowd will no doubt be present.
The boys are always on time'in the dis-
charge of their duty and are entitled to
liberal patronage thie evening.
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Board of Trade. .
The Rossland board of trade will hold
a meeting this evening at Dominion hall
for the purpose of formulating recom-
mendations asking the dontinion and

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Police Court.

Alex Trambley was up before —Police

Magistrate Jordan today charged with

using abusive language in his family.

The case was continued until tomorrow.

Ce See us before purch
ng. We make a apecialty of filling
*

for ap
tions for public buildings, roads, trails,
ete.

Don’t forget that our Hardware stock
e

Call and see us.

is complete. Hunter Bros. large orders.” Hunter Bros.

train was re-

Ski jumping for championship of Ca-
nada—First prize, trophy presented by
War Eagle mining company, and gold
won by Olaus Jeldnees, Second prize,

silver medal, presented by Ross Thomp- .
3--won:by Andrew Jeldnbss. "

‘Three mile skating race for the cham- x

pionship of’ British’ Columbfs + First
prize, gold medal; ‘won by'£. T..Scobel
of Kaslo:. Second Brize, ailver, medal;
won. by-Al Harris. : jl

- Boys’ ski race — First prize, silver
watch valued at $15; won by Joe Lawlor.
Second prize, silver watch valued at $10;
won by Otto Jeldness..

Novices’.ski race—Firat prize,

pipes valued at $20; won by N. F. Towne —.

send, Second prize, cuff box; won by
L. H. Webber.

Fancy skating—Gold medal, won by
H. E, T. Haultain.

Boye’ skating race—Firet prize, silver
cup; won by C. Goepel of Nelson. Sece
ond prize, silver cup; won by Robert
Inches. +

Coasting race—Firet prize, clock; won
by E. A. Rolf. Second prize, pair of
military hair brushes; won by -Abbey-
McKellar. sige

Carnival prizes, presented by ‘Hampton
& Drever, proprietors of Palace Tink:

Ladies costume—First prize, ‘feather :-
‘boa and tie; won by Mrs. C F Jackson,
costume Fire. Second prize, toilet eet,

won by Mrs. George Fraser, costume: .
Gypsy... Third prize, belt. won “by -Mraes.-
William Dunn, costame Black Diamond. <
Girls’ costume — First prize, ailver
curling tongs, won by Mies Eva Mc-,
Creary, prettily costumed as a Spanish
dancer. Second prize, manicure case,
won by Misa Irene Lockhart, costume
Gypsy Fortune Teller. Third prize,
purse, won by Mies Bella Inches, c-o#
tame Morning Star. -

Men’s costuinés—Firat prize, silver
mounted inkstand, won by W H Jones,
costume Mephistopheles. Second prize, ©
silver pocket flash, won by A Hanson,
costume John_Bull. :
Boys’ Firat prize, a
ers, won by Pete the Jap; second prize,.- -
pair gold sleeve links, won by Donald :
Forteath, costume Klondike Kid.

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Metal Quotations.

New York, Feb, 17—Bar silver, .66c;
Mexican dollars, 46c; silver certifie
cates’ 553{c. to 56}¢c. .

Copper—Firm; brokers’ price, $113¢ 5
exchange price, $11.25 @ $18.
Lead—Strong; brokers’ price, $3.50;
exchange price, $3.60 to $8.85.

Lei:
The members of the opposition in the
provincial legialature are sensibly insis-
ting that the government bring down
the redistribution bill before it tries to
force the estimate through the house.
Se

The Klondike. : .
For the finest rooms in the city with
free use of baths call apon, Mra. Jennie
L. Stone, The Klondike, top floor Tra-
pers block, Columbia avenue and Lin
coln street. T-