RORSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 21, 1809.

——

(Continned from Firat Page.)

haa shipped tv the ‘Traii smelter 32,000

tons of oré, and in doing sv hae succeed

. ed in keeping within the company’s con-

traat to furnish 175 tons of pre per day,

the’ sereed rebate ot {60

5 ich -on thé tozal ship-

ay Pieh pott $16,000.
the mine now,
most ‘doubled’

| :-dg in fall operation, ~:~ .

Columbia-Kootenay.

n
Most of the development of late has} puna

been in tunnel No. 4, with good resulta.
Large ore bodies have been exported aud

lly defined... The ore is of a
pretty fate ae, ‘but improving steadily
in value.

: I
‘Tannel No.6 is showing some good rol

‘and the ore body isa big one
pine ee management seems highly
pleased with the late showings and re-
salt ot development, This property
works 45 men. ° |

No. 1.
The big tunnel _is now in over

the highest gra A drift is aleo

the bo!

‘now, but the
goon as more men can
used.
Josie. oh
Work is progreseing ine the Soreise
m the 800 foot level and is/ now in
sont 160 feet, and will be put through
to the 100 foot level. ‘This entire rise ix
inore, but of a medinm grade. fo
shipments are being made, nor wil
there be any for ‘some time to come.
-The:Josie works about 20. men.

Deer Park. ~

160 foot levels. 3
di d pleasing results are bel
tamede 2 Work will, continue in
these veing until the main drift ie cut
and, when that. is done ‘it is believed
“that the Deer Park will bes permanent

“abipP?r. abe Lincoln. :
Work has now been < d prin-

t
Baltimore..

560 | Be
feet and shows good quality of ore, but | F

Rossland Mining Stocks

Acrenetted Dy stsvanue 2:0, Bo
Bence eivest and Woreing a Nos,
‘MINING QPERATORS AND BEOEEAS,

Agenta for ¥ a, 8. Railway addition to

We Have Buyers ifor All Stand-
’ ard Stocks.

Compan:
498 hor

4
$6.10
Republic Camp.

82 | Bleck Tail
Butte é& Bo!
Lone Pine.
Morning Glory

je...
Waterio
Tron Monita’
Palo Alto...

J. B. Johnson & Co.

DEALER IN

‘REAL ESTATE
MINING
STOCK ETC,

‘We want the following’ stocks
at once, ‘
6000 Montreal Red Mountain.
6000 Butte and Boston.
2500 Dardanelles.
** 600 Virginia.
800 Cariboo. (Camp McKinney.)

. 4
Any of the stove named stocke we
are prepared to buy at reabonavie
figures." i

cipally in-the south drift, which is show-
ing up well and will be continued to cut.
“the ledge. ‘There are some new and ex-
ter ive developmenta under considera-
‘ tion, to be put into effect: early in the
year. ‘

this point. 4,
f..=". Annie.

This proverty is being: worked * lately | ©

through the Josie ground... The ore

GALT—~

LODOUSOOOOOOOOOOGOOHOOOOO 00050 OO

$HOO4OO9HHHSHOGOOOOO OHM EIBICI

No dantier Undermuslins were. ever presented to ‘an appreciative
woman than our new spring assortment just opened up‘in’ our Dry Goods

Department, : f , : R
‘ DAINTY, DURABLE, DESIRABLE.

! No sweat shop or prison labor on them.. All made by well paid eniployes. Union wag- |
es, union hours, unlimited ‘vaciety, all prices, t ren %

Bleached Muslin, Lonsdale Cambric, Nainsook,
Night dresses, Chimise, Corset covers Skirts Drawers,
; ~=—A Profusion of Frills and Laces.

MEN’S AND BOY’S:
CLOTHING. |

All Men's and.

Boy'sClothing.

FOR THE. BALANCE’
OF THE MONTH..

701

26 Per Cent..
le otha

if DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

COAL

THE BEST

VALUE

FOR THE

MONEY

chute im the drift is still intact’ and if}

thing improves slightly in. values,
Tear ibis Row in about 76, feet a
‘will be continued. Ten
gploved on the Annie.
Wot" S° Nickel Plate. :
The principal work it this property ie
on the 200 foot level, where a big drift
of some 400 feet has heen ‘driven, Ore
ia-cntirom time to time, but not in

are em-

8 CO! em:
ploys 30 men in their different work-
ings. ad ea i
. Evening Star.

right. along.
run directly. upon t!
excellent grades of ore.

Commander.

The new drift is being pushed rapidly
at the 300 foot level, toward the east.
ii ted that thia crosecut will ent
neste eae s defined in the upper work-
ings, giving a broader vein and richer

rte of ore.
ecthe shaft will be sunk on ‘down to the

the ledge 88

‘600 foot level.
_ Lily May.

Since Mr: Harris returned ‘some new
features.in the development have been
* inaugurated. A tine lov of ore was taken

from the new drift thia week, but as

the gize or dimensions of the body it has

not been determined yet.-
Giant.
The shaft is now down about 120 feet

two crogecuts are being run from it
ae Nothing noteworthy is

tt the bottom.
reported in the way of new finds.

ae
New Sunday Mail.

Postmaster Wadds announces that be-
ginning tomorrow, Bunday, there will
be a regular mail from the south, ar-
rangements Havas beer complet br

e department for if
tee all will be diatributed’ as
“weel ‘There -has been no

ppon, week ony. etas tothe sendin:

ind |:

“IRossland Opera House.

“MARKET

‘PURPOSES.

J.L. Parker &- Co,

SOLE AGENTS,

ALL STAR.
ALL STAR.
‘ALL STAR.

English Specialty Co.|

ONE SOLID WEEK.
ONE SOLID WEEK.
ONE SOLID WEEK.

PEOPLE PEOPLE 1 5
PEOPLE

PEOPLE
MONDAY. .
THE GREATEST AGGREGATION °

Of Sar 2 Spedally 2 ANists

COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN, 23.
Poptlar Pricese—25cts, 60-cts and 75cts.

M. J, WALKER,

RELIABLE
AUCTIONEER

Any kind of goods sold on commission
at moderate charges,

Cor. Spokane St. and

i

Ross ‘Tho

«eo

1) HALEY, npson.

ano. RETAIL
DEALERIN..

Beet,
Pork,
Fish.
--Ovsters
Game.

Lotsinthe ‘Onginal Townsite

THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, “f+ /-:- ROSSLAND, B. 6

C. C. Gibson & Co.
AGCTIONEERS

Box 524, ,, Auctioneera, Roseland, BO.
N. B. Goods of all descriptions sol

6n commission. : sah:

€599565999999 GOOSSSSS SSG

A Mistake! - r

2
‘a Sb

Spokane Street,

ROSSLAND,’ B. ©.

E. Columbia Ave.

clothing,

M. A- Wilson
& Co.

SSSO QOGSSISDS

HIGH-CLASS Quick Work. ‘
TAILORS. | Red_,Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Good gad:lle horses, elegant turnouts, nobby elcighe, and fancy driving te"
will drive you anywhete at any time day or night,

BEDFORD Cords

for: Trousers.

If you are getting up a sleighing party, see us about rige horses. , |

Horse ‘boarded y the day or Benth Packing of all kinda done, We do q

press and baggage ‘work; will call at any part of the city. Contracts and jobw

da ne promptly, light or heavy freight handled, mining machinery delivered §
short notice, ore contracts taken. Furniture, pianos and safes safely moved,

pay all dam: done to anthing we handle., 'e act as shippers’ agents, will

fer, warehouse, or ship any class of goods.’ i 4
We sell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarac woot

SPOKANE STREET "3 Offices 9 Washingt”

One Door East of Col. Avenue. Bet, Spokene and Washington Sts.

decision r
il on Sunday, but itis hoy
out of garvico will be granted later, _

ColuMfbia ayenue.

Stables: First Aventue, ane
John W. Haztline, Proprietor.

*oAW BIquINnjoD

yoo

“

Rossland Even

VOL 3, NO. 172; .

" ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1899,

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Curb Bracelets.

. Hitherto the “Curb Chain Bracelet’ has been looked upon asa
“staple,” with little noticeable change in style from year to year,

We have, however,
new in.“Curb Bracelete

recently added.to our stock something entirely.

This new-style is atudded with Pearls and Torquoiee. The effect is F
pleasing, and adds little of cost and much beauty.

J. W. SPRING,

Successor to

CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE,

x

OT WOOLSSSOLVOLOLOOLEOLVOOT=B

WATER SALE.
&&

—GREAT WATER SALE——

Bz :
ee

Clothing,
Hats, Caps,

Shoes.

————Slightly Damaged by Water Will Be Sold

STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER;
FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, AND
NOTIONS. »:

HS. ‘Wallace's.

Circulating Library

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

OL, Marks ‘of Victoria is. at the Allan.
Judge Spinks went to Nelson today.

George C! Tunstall of Neleon came in
yesterday. |: rt

J. E. Egan went to Colville on’a short
viat today. if

J. D.'8word went to Spokane on. busi-
ness for a few days. :

Chas. H.-Mackintosh went to Spokane
on. i today.

Less Than Cost.

M. J. HEARN, The Clothier.

Cor. Columbia, Ave. and Lincoln St..

Edwin Durant le(t for Spokane today
to be gone for a week. a

The Mises Hirsh of Trail were in the
city today. visiting friends. ; ei

Mrs. J. V. Bohn left on the noon train
for a visit with frieyds in Northport.

‘W. H. Brown, the life insurance:man,
was a paseenger for Greenwood ,on the
nodn train today. ¥, RPE toh

from Toronto, where he. ‘aps holi-
days with his parents...) °°
<BrO? Coltins-wentto'Green

5 C. O. Lalonde =i

Strong shoes. foruturdy boys ‘and stylish shoes for fathers,

PB

. dainty shoes for little girls and misees and elegant shoes for

their mothers. We

lo not. confine ourselves: to supplying

: may one age or sex. with FOOTWEAR; but make 9 epecialty
of"

thoes for everyone.’ Our stuck is complete, com-
prising every kind of.

Boot and Shoe manufactured, ight,

medium, or heavy. Prices areall light, however. _

| THERE'S A LOO SENESS

OF THE
JOINTS.

Felt. after: uaing ‘one bottle of our
RHEUMATISM LINIMENT which
gives relief and sends 2 thrill of hope
through the eufferer. | Continued use
drives out ‘the. pain!‘and the cure

which seemed impossible is a reality... Mude from a new but

well tried preacription.

PRICESO CENTS 8 bottle...

Our Prescription;Department is always at your service. -———mamem. ‘

McLEAN & MORROW,

Opposite the Bank of Montreal.

TAE DRUGGISTS

J. F. AONEYFORD
The East End Tailor.
Ee=Fine Suits

171 Cotumnra AVENO® East.

Cable Adéress: “PARKER.”
ROSSLAND, B. C.

Telephone,

Chas. E. Bann. J.L, Pankgn.

dL. PARKER & 60,

ROSSLAND, B.C.

~~ MINING CHOUMTERS
and SNORERI,

Properties examined, Mines managed,
Standard Stocks bought end sold.

J. L. PARKER.

Consulting mining engineer Dund
Taknaras sed Faireent.

WANTED—A amart, bright: girl to act
ag cashier at the Hotel Allan Cafe. tf

NOTICE.

Public notice ls herehy given to the electors
ofthe municipality of the City of Rossland,
that I require the presence of tne said electors
at the city offices on Columbia avenue, on

Tuesday, the 24th Day of Junuary, 1899,

Ati12o'clock, noon, forthe purpose cf electing
@ porson to represent them ia the municipal
councilas Alderman, to fillthe vacancy in
Ward No. 8 caused by the resignation of Jo-
seph Albert Barrett.

Nominations of Candidate.

rath

he Returning

tleaand2p.'m.
in the event of
willbe opened

Friday the 2t7h Day of January, 1899,

Atthe elty ofces, Columbia avenue, from 8
o'clock a.m. to 4 o'clock p.m,

Ot which every personis hereby required to
take notice and govern himself accordingly

Qualification for Aldermen.

- | the

or more,
brance orcharge, 9

Just received direct from England,
carpets, ruge, curtains and linoleum.
The Crescent.

O1erR. 3
“divea under my hand at Rossland, the 17th
day of January, 1809.

WM. McQUEEN,

RETURNING OFFICER,

d cigar store, b
™ Paul Gaston ‘waa an. outgoing passen-
ger on the noon tram. He will vieit Re-
public before returning.

3. B, McArthur arrived from . Toronto

yesterday, where ‘he has epont the past
reifin ss “ld

few months with his famil

Frank Guse left for the new town :of
Columbia today, where he yoes‘to dpen
a eeneral merchandise store. Mra, Guée
will remain bere.until the spring.

J. F. McCrae, who has been at, Hal-
vyon springs for his: Health during ‘the
past three, weeks, returned. much, im-.
proved, and will be sworn in, as alder-
man in the eecond ward today, to which
position his friends elected -him | daring
his absence. AS, os

Mrs. D.J. Fitzgerald :was up‘ from
Truil tuday to see her iriend away, Mra,
J.B. Bowles, who, went to. Greenwood
on the noun train to join her hushand,
who has recently opened alarge hard-
ware etore ‘there. Mr. Bowles waa for-
merly in business in Trail. f i

Lorne Beecher, secretary of the skat-
ing rink company, has a most painfal
felon upon one of. hia-.fingers and bh
suffered a great deal with it curing: the
past week.” It came from a slight bruise
received while playing huckey during a
recent match game. ; 5 =

A. B. Irwin, manager of the. C. P. Ex-

*|ploration Company, which owns and

operates _the- Porto Rico mine, near

mir, left‘for the mine today, after hav-
ing spent a day in the city, and arrang-
ing to send the result of the second
clennup from the mill to the bead offices
of the company in London, x

THE FINAL LE ROL PAYMENT.
Gash for Same is Now on Deposit In New
¥

The money for the final payment on
Le Roi stock is in New York, and under.
the terins of the contract with the’ Brit-
igh’ America Corporation and: the Tur-
ner minority interests will be paid .on.
or before the Zlet day of the present
month. | ‘This final payment is $3.123¢
per share, the balance of the $7.25 _hav-
ing already been paid over. In additi

where he purposes, starting’ #” news
at ees J

J.B. McARTHUR: RETURNS.

Says. Prospects Are Good for a-Big Influx
a of Capital.

J.B. McArthur ‘returned Saturday

from Toronto and other’ eastern cities,

montha,

While at his home in. Toronto, he
passed through a very severe spell of
sickneeg,.and although he is. now in
much improved health, he ia still under
the care of his physician, and does not

ness for some time to come, but will’de-
vote most of hig time tothe care of his
health ‘until entirely well.

When eeen today by a Rzcorp_repre-
sentative and eked concerning the gen-
eral: business outlook of the east, and
the prospects of probable eastern invest-
ment in this section:of the. country, Mr.
McArthur stated that. ‘the amount of

, |surplue capital lying idle in the different

banke'and financial: institutions -of the

-| eastern cities waa really surprising and

in fact almost alarming. uae

{Loan agsocintions were ccmbiningand
in other ways reducing expenses, it be-
ing practically isa ost ble to tind an out-
let of jor the great
of wealth on hand. * The farmers have
all paid off their mortgage ‘loans and
there-ig really no one, or. new. business
ventnres seeking loans at: present.

«With all this capital-lying idle and
aneking inveetment, this mining country
of British Columbia offers ‘a wonderfal
field for the placing of large sums to a
splendid’ advantage, and . with almoat
paaitive well paying results.

+ ©No effort should be spared by the citi-
zéns of the different towns in this sec-
tion to get'all information possible of
the mining camp and country in gener-
alin gome shape so that 1t can’ be ‘dis-
seminated throught the eastern cities
in-an intelligent and instructive man-

ner. 5

“Of course, large. sums have already
came into this section from esatern Can-
ada, but much more can’ be induced

Mr. McArthur talked on in a most en-
tertaining ‘and ‘intereating manner about
many things of: importance\'to thia sec-
tion, but space forbide further statement
at this time. .Sullicient to say that Mr.
McArthur- will be here off and on all
vummer if his health ‘permits.
aleo spend some tin at the new. town of
Columbia, in which he is interested.

Ratepayers: of. the ‘Third Ward In-
vited to Attend.

WILL BE HRLD IX LEMON BLOCK

The Purpose is to Select a Candidate
For Alderman in the :
Third Ward.

In pureunnce to.n call issued last Sat-
urday to a number of citizens and rate
payers of the third ward, there will bea
grand public. mags. meeting. held this
evening at 8 .o’clock, in’ the Lemon
block, West Columbia avenue; one door
west ofthe War Eagle hotel, for the
purpose of selecting a candidute for ald-
erman to fill. the vacancy occasioned by
the failure of Albert Barrett to: qualify.

‘All voters and ratepayers of the third
ward are invited to attend and take
part in the meeting.

As the nominations aro.to be made
Tuesday all those interested in seeing &

,| to this $7.25 a share, the ‘Turner inter-

eats are to receiver the proceeds of all
the matte and ore in the emeller at. the
time the deal was .cloeed, . This | will
amount to about $1 per share additional
making the stock net‘the: sellers abont
38.26 per. share, or the equivalent of
$4,125,000 for the property.

Police Court.

Henry Sullivan, a cook, was up before (

of: the. third
ward elected are requested to be present
this evening.

he hail been kindly’ d

where he has been for ‘the past few |

éxpect.to do much active work or buei- |’

here by’ tne proper portrayal of the] °

ei te ‘Tho Garnival committee made the fol-

HAS. MEINE TOGHT

THE WINTER CARNIVAL

‘Champion Snowshos: Race Postponed
by Request.

SHOW FOR THE SKI RACERS

‘And Fine Ice for the Skaters, Curl-
ers and Hockey ;
Players.

Good Providence seema to be with the
‘winter carnival projectors. A little cold
weather was very much desired to make
ice, and 1t came, but with it.a cruat over
the snow on the mountain, which would
have made the ekiracing very danger-
ous, if not impossible, had nota snow
storm followed. 5 sige:
Ag it is, there seema to ‘be nothing in:
the way of a ‘grand success. The ice at
the rink is in splendid condition, and
will not be used until Wednesday, the
first day of the carnival by the curlers.
The race for the ch sf
ship of British Columbia, which is down
on.the program for 9:30 8, m. Saturday,.
the 20th, has been changed by request
of the contestants to 1 p.m. of the same
day. ‘ r 3
It will be open to all amatenrs; prizes,

cup valued at’ $100, donated by the. Le
Roi company, to remain the ‘property.
of the Rossland winter carnival and to | *
be held by the winner for one year; also
gold and silver medals, donated by the
carnival committee, to become the pro- °
perty ofthe winners. Sudges, Rev. H,

rwin, J. Fried Ritchie and Ross Thomp-’
son. 3

LIBERAL ROSSLAND.

a Money for the Carnival Comes Easy and

Amounts -to' $4750; €

CRY

lowing yeh
“SP Bursa,’ $25;. West ‘Kootenay Power,
& Light Company, $25; Louis Blue, $25;
George Piunder: $25; J.B. McArthar,
325; Kennedy -Bros.: & Pargold, $25.—
Total, $175. Ke

MJ O'Hearn, $15; George Green, $15;
Andy..Revaback, $15; Rolt. & Grogan,
$16; Bowes & Kenning, $15; 5 A Hart-
man, $16; A C Fry, a8: GW. McBride
5;

He will| WD McKi

;WwG
is, $10;
1 210,

Merry-
John

I

ng, $5.—Total,
lay’s cullections $055. Previous collec-
tious amounted to $1,110, making $1,665.

WHOSE FAULT WAS IT? -

Sewerage Petition to Board of Health Goes
Over for Two Months,

. Mayor Goodeve is in receipt of a letter

from James Martin, M. P. P., from this

riding, concerning the sllimportant sewr

erage question. G

Mr. Martin is informed by the chair-
ian of the. provincial board vf health
that the petition from the city council of

land, asking the privi f an out~
let of the sewage into the Columbia
river, had lapsed, and before the matter
could be again taken up another peti-
tion would have to be sent in.

It appears that the board will not
meet again for nearly two months, so
our new city council will make haste
slowly in settling the sewerage question.

‘The city solicitor has been instructed
to prepare another petition and forward
it to the provincial ard of health. In

1
Prof. Ned Parker, who also- furnishes
light and ‘fire.

Free Musical Entertainments.
The last series of’ Musical, and Free
Presentation Entertainnients will com-
mence Tuesday evening at 7:80 o’clock,
isely) in the vacant store No. 132

this g charged with
being drunk and digorderly. After a
brief lecture he was fined $16.in default
of which he was to go to jail one month:
The evidence went to shov, that he used
vile and abusive lauguage upon the
street.

R. E. Lee was fined $60 for gamblin;
which he paid. mere ”

Columbia’ ave., west. (Lemon block.)
Be'sure and be there on time. Yo
might get a five, ten, or tifty dollar bill.
Plenty of music, gongs, and recitations
by’ the prince of story tellers. © No boys
or ladies allowed. Don’t forget the
time, 7:30 prompt. ‘The. best martial
music ever in Roseland, will be the out-
side attraction. Remember 7:30. j23-6¢

y | the

can wait, with
fair prospects vf having the hot season
upon us with no sewerage system, and
the people will be asking whose fault
was it that the petition was not present-
ed and heard at the last sitting of the
board of health. E

———_ -

Work commenced this morning® of
moving the old Brunswick hotel build-
ing to the opposite side of the street to
make room fer a better atracture to be ,
occupied by H. 8, Wallace’s stationary
and book store. *

—_———<—$_—_—<—

Put up a good man in the. third ward
this evening and he will goin as_alder-
mun by acclamation and save the city

the expense of an election,