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LOSSES OCCURED IN B. A. Gs

| Jand has thé the following to say about
* Jooet and Frazer Rivers at 3g. The only

‘ium, and Queen’ Bess’ and Dominions

\-

ROBSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 18, 1899. -

BG ikining: Review Comments: on
‘the: Market.”

Le Rojs Are Lower, But the Move-
ment is Said to Be Only.
Nominal.

* e

B. C, Min-
ndon, Eng-

‘The latest number of T!
ing Review, published in

the mining stock, market for ‘this pro-
vince and the Northwest:

The chief alterations observable in
Tuesday’s making-up prices were slight
gains Alaska Goldfields at 13g, and Lil-

improvements of any importance were
in L, and B. ©. Goldfields at 1 ard fif-
teen sixteentha, a gain of 8s. 9d., and
New Goldfields, which put on 2s. 6d.
Whitewaters remain firm at 5-16 prem-

were exchanged. Losses occurred in
B. A. C.s, Alf. Golds, Goldfields of B. C.,
Hall Mines, Klondike Bonanzas, Yukon
Goldfields’ and Klondike Territories.
On the weck the variations are emall,
“and limited to Alaska Goldfields, B.
~C.s, Hall Mines, Le Rois, London and
B. C. Goldfields, New Goldfields: and,
Whitewaters. Some of these are lower,
notably Le Rois and London and B. .C.
Goldfields, but the movement is really

inal, and due to realiza-

- ias-showed a slight improvement at 45c.

THAT PLACER. MINING AOT,

Regarded as Bet Fair to 0 to Old Miners In Cort-|
and Omenica,
The deter Mining Journal, in dis-
cussing the proposed change in the pla-
cer mining act, says: Anyone acquaint-
ed with the existing, conditions in. Oari-,
boo and Omenica know that it fa not in
the interest of those now living in these
mining divisions for it to become « law.
Of the justice and it being only ‘retslia-
tion, we readily admit... Fool leginlation
in the States has brought about the ex-
isting conditions, but those laws passed

{Rossland Mining Stocks}

[Corrected by the Reddin-Jackson Company
Limited, Columbia aventie, P.O, Box 498 Ca;
ble address, ‘‘Tantling,"
Bedford MeNeal and Moreing & Neal.|

besriterae QpEnATons AND BROKERS,

* age: ox N.
pagenta! ‘Yuoir and pees

We Have ‘Buyers ors for All Btand-|!
ard Stocks, 4

by State legislators were the clap trap
lawac?a few. politicians who, for the

ers with auarchistic tendencies who
wished to give the lion’s tail atwist, and
from a long residence in districts in the

to affirm that it.is legislation rarely if,

‘is only juet that: retaliatory legielation
should be passed, and not on account of:
Americans, who will not, after the sec-
tion above quoted becomes, as it un-
donbtedly. will, in some form, a. law,
visit, to prospect or invest in mines in
British Columbia, but on account. of
the present condition of affairs in! Cari-,
boo and Omenica, that we particularly
regret ‘that such legislation ahould be’
passed at this time. °

All familliar, with Cariboo and Ome-
nica know'that thourands: of locations
are held, many of them for s very long
period, and are ‘owned and assesstncnt,
work done on them year, after.‘year, for,
the sole and only purpose of holding
them until’ purchasers .can be found,

‘A. | men who can- judge the value of the]:

holdings and’can command the necés-
sary.capital to open them up. This
bill practically’ says to’ these, some .of
them 70-year old men, “We have‘ con-
cluded to shut out your best .customers
and close your markets until we . have}

i and placer,

tions. The outlook i

, with every indication of larger business
and the strength of. New.)Goldfelds
seems likely to continue if, as we under-
stand, an option on a ‘large : block of
shares has expired. |The company pre-
sents a healthy appearance, and re-
lieved of any fear of unexpected selling,
the price may easily go higher.

At Rossland, during the week . ending
‘December 10th, a large numberof shares
changed hands. Iron Maske were inde-
mand, rising towards the end of: the
week to 77c., Deer Parks were firm. at
20c. and Monte Christos at-18c. Virgin-

Jumbos were quoted at 40c., Gertrudes
atl0c. and Novelties at 4c, were in-
quired for. -

Latest Powins.—Bank ee: “: per

cent.. Open market rate three months’
bank bills, 334 percent. Silves, 27344.
per oz. (bars). atandatd. Copper, | £87

10 e.‘per ton, Pig iron, 49s. 8d... Tin.
£86 Sa, 6d. Lead, £13 1a. 6d. . Consols;
‘ll1xd. Catiida Three and ‘a-Half per
Cent., 10634. ‘British Colambia’ Three
per Oént: Inscribed stock, 98. Canadian
Paciiic Railway shares,‘ 88. .-Bank:‘of
Bnitieh Columbia,'183¢. Bank of Brit-
ish North America, 61. “Bank of Mont-
real; 495." Hudson 134.

-SCOTT-CLABON: ‘CASE.
ttlement Hes Béen Bépn Reached on a Basis

Hectot McPhereo, on behalf of Ex-
mayor Robert Scott, has effected a set-
tlement with A. 3. Clabon’s attorneys
in the cage over 25,000 shares of Dundee
Mining Company stock. Mr. Scott, as
will be remembered; was beaten in the
lower court, He gave notice of appeal
to the full bench and put up cash
amounting to $7,975.90'as security. {The.
case was settled for, $6,295. The sheriff's
costs amount . to $262, the appeal cost
$150. and costs and expenses allowed
McNeill & Deacon, Clabon’s attorneys,
$783, which Mr. Clabon is to pay out of
the $6,205, leaving $5,100 out of which it
is understood he haa to pay bis attor-
neys,

The Rossiands Won.

The Rosslands and riot the Victoring
won the-hockey match Monday evening
with a score of 2to1, This was thesec-
ond game of the season, the other also
being won by the Rosslands. The teams
lined up as followa:

‘VICTORIA!

Police Court.

John Sodrman was fined $10 this
morning by Police magistrate Jordan
for being drunk and disorderly.

Jack Williams, bookkeeper for the Le
Roi mining company, is in the city from
Spokane on a visit, and is the guest - of
the B, A.C. officials here, who have
been showing him through the principal

r| Of useful knowledge to the mind,
rren | And tidings late of all mankind,

miners.” You may as well seek sheep
shearers in, Teeland as for placer minera|.
4d i “in

x:

Toronto, Quebec, . cand the populous
centres of the Dominion... . California. is
the home ofthe hydraplic man, and it
is nataral ‘that to such headquarters you
must look for men qualiGed to.take up
auch great work as that required in Cur-
iboo-deep mines, You -may.: say, hire’
your engineers, in Calafornia..or ‘any-
where ‘else... A salary. alone would not
hire such men‘as Hobsun,and Campbell,
and withoul such men ,in,.what. shape
would Cariboo, be today?’ Posterity has
not done aq much for:a,man of. 70 that

to sell his property that without capital
he cannot work, as he willbe by « law
such as above quoted, At his age. he
would rather have.cash than promises.
Every farmer along the Cariboo: road].
and every merchant. from: Ashcroft . to.
Cariboo will be more or-less affected by
this measure. It, will decrease travel
‘and ehat down mines. Take out the
mines that. work and the money expen-,
ded by American companies or under
the management of Americans from
Cariboo: and remember you have few
working mines left.. The Cariboo Hy-
draulic,. the.

sake of gratifying a amall section of vot-] Lun

States and Territories, we are prepared} Fy

i
ever enforced. Still, as above stated, it].

he cares to be deprived of a great chance|

Cavad
nada Wi

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1:
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as
at

Republic Camp.
Black Tail.

*, Codes, Clough; Lieber |”

& F, 8. Railway addition to el ie

re a

‘Thompson

nebre, Rofslan, B

iptions s

The. Fast Line.

The Dining Car’

Route via

Yellowstone

Park. =: °°

THE SAFEST AND BEST,

Splia Vestibuled “Trains

‘S4 Equipped with "

. Pullman Palace Cara,:
Elegant Dining Cars

Modern Day Coaches,

Tourist Sleeping Cars
Through Tickets to all points in the

~-

UNITED STATES AND" OANADA

e “All Points Pad

4h
If yo
‘Horees,

drive: ‘you an

a are mame

of the city;
yee! ‘atoa

‘el

‘at an; ine den iV .OF nil

sleighing pa eee a
lay or.

work ; eit call at

ightor heavy tieigh

Sane
ears ot st

bite

A Mistake | is
j N
i]t 87 ta made by people who think that
re they must necessarily be
lever, ho have otice botght of tus know. ou :
‘Hold at Raf the price, orotber stares—noto’
‘beng % anal elneing edging th b § seine nee
i sta mort aa woo ‘nich epabies us to seli | 2
our Shoea a at. Bis Suit 3
Underwear.at 7ic;;Paui vt:
meee rane etd at: 2h ij
hove a. eagees ihe money. |
fier ne Pg Hon ry je raesiahiag
2 ‘Slothiag, shoes, 8 leer tue ill marprise yor ou. a, y
9
: Tel,

‘afes Eafe fely mov

Telagents, wil

Staamsbip tickats to sll lence of the |
orld,

Tener S Toe -To

AN AND oumwa -
TACOMA and: goptsinn PACIFIO
‘Trains depart’ ‘trom Spokane.

, the
Horsefly Gold Mining Co., the Miocene,
the Burns Creek. Hydraulic, the Dragon
Creek Hydraulic, the Lightning Creek,
the’ Pleasant -Valley’ Hydraulic, and
dozens of othera, aro all owned or man-
aged by Americans. How many have
you left.in Cariboo regularly working?
Those of much capacity‘-you can count
on the fingers. . This bill, will not be a
party bill, for.it will be passed unani-
mously.. But Cariboo and the old tim-
era will be, in our judgment, sufferers
by its passage.

Only a Newspaper.
Say, reader, do you ever think
‘What value lies in printers ink?
And in the paper which contains
The work of many hands and brains?
Perhaps for that you do not care;
You see the paper everywhere,
And, after glancing at it, say;
“There is nothing in the sheet today.”
You let it drop upon the floor,
Aa boys drop pebbles on the shore,
But goon another, waiting there,
Takes up the newspaper with care,.
And, scanning well its pages o’er,
He finds therein a mighty store

‘And weary traveler, far from home,

Can find wherever he may roam,

One friend to meet him on the way,

And light his path with cheering ray.

That faithfal, silent friend in need

Has millions from dejection freed;

And ifthe newspaper should die,

You’d know its worth,. and #0, would I,
" —Exchange,

WANTED—A smart, bright girl to act

Setween SPOKANE, ROSSLAND and

* | points, arr. in Rossland at. .
ie fa Change of Cars. Between

| with stage dally,
|S F BICKSON, @. 0.7. A. Spokane, wash,

time cards, maps and tickets
pry to agents of the 8..F.&N. and its con-

Setlone ge or
‘W. Bury, Agt. Rod itt. Ry.
'. D, GIB!
“Goneral Agent Spokane,
A.D, P. CHARLTON,

Pass, Agent,
“NS. ‘se orriton pak cor. ard,

SPOKANE FALLS 5 NORTHERN
Netson & Fort Suerparp Ry.
Red Tountain Railroad.

wom tbe only direct poute
Nelson ‘end Ke nay

SPOKANE STREET

?, One Door Eset of Col. Avenue,

leke and Slocan points.
@ wer Every day in the Sear

No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific const con

nection leaves Rossland at 8:46 a.m.
No. 6 for Nelson, .Kaslo an nd Slocan

points. leaves Rossland at. .12:05 p. m
bare 5 from Nelson, ete, arrives jn Hoss
'No. & from Spokane and Pacific coast
-3:10 p.m,

Spokane ¢*.1 Rossland.

Tickets on aale all over the world.

; -Close connections at Nelson with
steamers, for Kaslo and Kootenay lake
oft
fa Passengers for Kettle river and
Boundary creek connect at Marcus

‘E. W RUFF Agent, Ross.and

Codes

ROS SSLAND, B.C. -*

Her dont
Clough’

Moxelts

Cable Adc ress: “PARKER, ee

& Reals, Tele; hone, : @ },-
85

Chas. z Brn,

dl PARR

ROSSLAND, B...

‘MINING cvGIoEERS a

ad DMOEERS,

Prope:

J. oF. Fitzpatrick,
plumber, has removed
shop to the corner of Columbia avenue.
and Washington atreet, under

the sani
his office ‘ands

mines,

as cashier at the Hotel Allan Cale. tf

Shaw’s cigar store. . alt -

Consulting ing mining engineer ae
pnt

rties. examined, sinee'm mani

ndard Stocks buus bt

Lo PARKER

a

Watches, Clocks

= Oi

NO 16 WASHINGTON sT.

and Jewelry in 5

: “REPAIRING DONE.
SiiVERSTONE, Prop.

bie to

Mrs. Heard, at the Ladies? store, is|
Og eee eet ope ike
call an tae Be |.

cents a ‘month af
ide OD EBS

- The-Evening Record delivered to
for 15.centa a week of

ter. December, 1,

oy

Rossland Even

egrtabre Ldhrmsy

ing Record

VOL 8, NO. 169.

ii) 4]; BOBSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY’ 19, 1809.

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Hitherto the
“sraple,”
We have, however,

new in ‘Curb Bracelets.”

Ea ty
.

" “Cnrb Chain Bracelet”. has been looked

with little noticeable change in style from year upon, es .
recently, added to our stock something entirely
* Thie new style is studded with Pe

pleasing, pnd adds. little of pe zara 44 orga, The eifect is

J. W. SPRING,

Successor to CHALLONER, JUTCHELL, & SPRING.
_ |NEXT DOOR TV POSTOFSICE

st and muck

&

STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
“TOYS; AND

WATER SALE.

‘gama WATER sae ss oy
Clothin g;

Hats, Caps,
Shoes..

=i

Stightly Damaged by

Less Than Cost.

Water Will Be Sold

M. J.O'HEARN, The oie

<: Gor. Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St,

Girculating Library

. called to Spokane on business and left.

‘NOTIONS.’

H. S. Wallace's

. PEOPLE COMING AND GOING. ql

L, ©. Platt and-F. E, Nichola’ of Spo-
kane are registered at the AJlan,

J. 1, Parker left an the noon train to-
day, for, Ymir, to‘look after some of his
mining interests. *

.Mise\Maud: McCreary went to Spo-
kane today on a short visit.
, Frank Mendenbali, of drill fame, was

:}on'the noon train today.
Charles H. Mackintosh and Chas. 8.
Warren were southbound: passengers
today. They went to o Spokane, for a few
days. ,
.|) 4. Bo Linnard went to Spokane on
some tnining business: and. will return
early’. next_week. -

C.O.

dainty 8
their’mothera,

We
why one age or sex with FOOTWEaR, but moke a apecialty
of good shoes for everyone.” Our‘stuck is complete, com-
prising every kind of
medium, or.heavy.. Prices areall light, however. .

Talonde™ for Mle

Strong shoes foreturdy. ‘boyé-and stylish shoes for; ae
oex for little girle and misseg ard elegant shoes for

lo. not-confine ourselves’ to supplying

t and Shoe manufactured; Nght,

Win. Haskins went today

Nominations to Be Made
Jan, 24, °

THIRD. WARD CANDIDATES

EN Lavalley Will S.and and -Prob-
ably Simpson, Greer and
McKinnon. |

The 27th. day of this month has been
fixed as the day of election in the third
ward for the purpose of electing an ‘ald-
erman to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the failure of Albert Barrett to qualify.
The nomination day is Tuesday, Jan.
24 and at present it appears that there
will be plenty of candidates...

Eli Lavalley who was third in the race
at-the late election is in the field again,
Mr. Greer, of the second ward, i is be-
ing pushed by his friends as an aspirant
for aldermanic honors in the third ward:
2; M. W. Simpson, is being mentioned
but he is not disposed to:'make a
fight for-the office. *

*- J. Fy Ritchie has been asked ‘by many
of his friends to allow the use of his
name, but so far has not consented.
John 8. Clute, Jr. would make a good
alderman, but has so far refused to stand.
J.J, McKinnon, who was defeated
in the second ward at the
election, is also mentioned as a candi-
date, 0.)

‘ANOTHER ' SUICIDE, i

ee cunivecorams er Charles. By, Wo Solvartns ES Nolen Blow His
‘to‘epeiid a few daya with her: realtives: i ia

is Oak = Sy

4a

vy,
on bueiness connected with the amelter.
A. H.-Harrison and E.. E, Burchard
left:on the morning train for. old: Fng-
land, where they will spend about three
monthe before returning to Roes’and,
They juat recently sold the B. C. proper-
ties in the Boundary country for a: little
over $300,000, and: of course . feel ‘that

THERE’S

I. OF THE
ee JOINTS.

which seemed imposaible is a3 ey
well tried prescription.
Our Prescription Department is always at your re.

Felt after ‘using one bottle of our
-RHEUMATISM LINIMENT which
gives relief and sends a thrill of hope
‘through the sufferer. ntinued use
‘drives out) the painiiand * the: cure
Made'from.a new bat

PR 50 CENTS 2 bottle. *
a

McLEAN & MORROW,

Opposite the Bank of Montreal. '

THE DRUGGISTS

J. F. AONEYFORD
The. East End Tailor,
e=Fine Suit.

171 Cotususra AVENUE Easr.

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

Moreing & Neal's, Telephone,
Codes { Bodiord Novell's: ge
Clough’s. 8.
Ches. E, Benn. J. L, PanKen.

dL PARKER & 60,

ROSSLAND, B. 0.

DINING CHGINEERS
and DROEERS.

Properties examin
Bandard Socks burke en Tao

4.L. PARKER

Consulting mining ‘ngin
ng éngince: cer ¢Danden,

4 fotmel an Al ‘ernan,

WANTED—A smart, bright git! to act
‘ag cashier at the Hotel Allan Cafe. +

* public notice: is hereby ven. to the electors
of the Tounielf a ity: of the Ulty “of Poriand,
t I require the presen be said electors

Bt the city olfices on Columbia ‘avenue, oe
Tuesday, the 24th Day of Junuary, 1899,

, for the purponeof electini
ad pareon to reprosene then jaime mmancinad
to
Ward No. 8, caused by the ‘resignation ation of Jo: Jor
seph ‘Albert Barrett,

hominations of Candidate.

Pilea ogee cy shall be, "eabecri ga by "ewe
Yolare of emia elivored To die Hetuntag
Giceaast at Reasmner hcl ort
eee

Friday the 2t7h Day of January, 1899,

the city offices, Eolumbis ‘avenue, from 8
Oelgok &- m. to 4o’cloc

Ot which every person a berety
take notice sud govern ‘himself accor

Quailfication for Aldermen.

mired to
ingly

jects of the full age of twenty-one years, and
Fk re nvr disqualified. ander any lav 8 and ‘have
been for the past six ceding the day
Of nomination, the Hepine owner in t
Land Registry Ofice, of lan Shel property in
the city, of the ed value, on the last mu-
neipal assessment, rail, of tive bandyed dollars

or more, ‘qual.

i ae a
Just received direct. from England,

farpets, Tug, curtains and linulenm,
The Crescent.

brance orcharge, and "who Jee otherwise quali-
mui

WM. McQUEEN,

RETURNING OFFICER,

tA plumbing establishment in the city and

they need alittle vacation. This was
the big deul put through - succesfnlly by
H.E. E. Leckie: Mesars. Burchard and
Harrigon still retain mining interests
throuout. the district, and will return in
the epring to further develop them.

* International This Week:
Big crowds continue to-pack thia ever
popular resort, and by tho applause giv-
enthe different acte, the _ show is cer-
tainly making a hit. The best vaude-
ville entertainment ever given in the
city ison the rolls this week, and Mr.
Holland should. be highly pleased ‘with
the appreciation shown bv the public of
] Roseland for his effortsin giving them
auch'a strong array of artista,
The St. Leona are the greatest troupe
of acrobats thatever appeared in this
country, the§tumbling - of the. youngest
child being marvelous. The baboon is
swell trained, and does a pleasing turn.
It ia worth the price of admission to see
the St. Leons alone. White.and Harris
made another hit in their new and witty
act. . The Mayfair Sisters, in t ngs
and dances, were well réceived. Kelly
and-Bertha were on hand with a new
and pleasing sketch. Celia DeLong ren
dered some popular ballade, Ed West-
wood gave some. splendid ‘vocal selec-
tions in a good voice. Cora Booker isa
atar buck and wing dancer of the first
magnitude. Hagell and DeVere were
good in their duets. The cake walk, in-
cluding the entire company, isa haum-
mer. Don’t failto see it. Keliy and
White’s new comedy is the best ever
‘put on a Rossland. ‘stage, and is chuck
fullof fan. Remember the the matinee
slo at 2:30 p, m. Saturdays.

O. M. Weller, Rossland’s popular san-
itary plumber, has, the best equipped

is prepared to do all kinds of plumbing’
steam-fitting, etc., anywhere, for any
body at any time. * 1-19-tf.

Social Dance.
There will bea eocial dance as the St.
Charles hotel next Saturday evening.

-health‘and relief, and GC. O. Lalonde

poles: Idaho, announced: that Charles
B. Wolverton, formerly chief of - police
and until recently’a’ citizen of Nelson,
had committed suicide by blowing his
brains out.”: He had been” drinking
since his arrival at Boige and claimed to
have been robhed of all his money. ‘He

gave no other reagon for committing the
rash act.

Wolverton was well known here,
where he has been residing for some
years, He was an unmarried man
thirty-three years of age. .- at one time
he was, connected | with the GaP. R.
offices here.—Datly Miner.

\ COUNTY “COURT.

Verdlct'For $1,000 in the Case of Watson
vs. Alexander et al,

The business of the January sitting of
the county court is about finished.

‘The case in which Ed‘ Watson is aue-
ing Mesara Alexander and Stussi for a
$1,000'com mission fur selling ‘the Chief
and ether mining property was on until
about 11:80 thia' morning when. it was

for the plaintiff for $1,000 was given.
There will be a short’ sitting of the
court: tomorrow morning after which
I udge Spinks will leave for home on the
11:85 sont bound train.

STANDING COMMITTEES MEET

Chairmen” of Various Committees Selected
This Morning,

The aldertnen coomposing the stand-
ing committees in’ the city council. met
this morning and eiected chairmen.

J. & McCrae was chosen chairman of
the finance, John Edgren of the board of
works,,J. E. Hooson of: the: board of
of
the fire, water and light committees,

COLLINS CHANGES HANDS.

Syndicate Floated by Marcus Moses Takes
Charge. «_

James Manson haz sold the Collins
house to a syndicate of gentlemen
headed by Marcuu Moses, who will take
charge at once. . It is the intention of
the new. management to make a aswell
place of the Collins.’

Pools, Pools.
Will be sold atternoons ‘and :evenings
during carnival-week, on all events, at
Hotel Hoffman. - th

Dr. G. 8. Armetrong, office and Tesi-

ELECTONTOBERELD ON 21

Tuesday |

PLENTY

last

recbived ‘at’ ‘Nelgon from {°°

given-to the jury. At lo’clock a verdict |:

CURLING MEETING.

Two or Three Nelson Rinks Will Play at the
Rossland Bonspeil.

The Nelson curling club met at the
‘ume hotel last evening, saya the Miner
that place. President. Judge: Forin
occupied the chair... There waa a

attendance of members. It was tlecided
that the club wonld’ be represented | by
two and possibly three rinks at the
Rosaland bonepeil next. week. ‘The per-
sonnel ofthe rinks will not be decided
upon for a few days, but the skips will

4 probably .be F. W. Peters and W. H.

Grant. The rinks,will leave here on the
evening of the 24th,

Nelson will be .represented'at the arn-
nual meeting of the Kootenay Curling
Association, to be held in| Kossland at
the time of the bvonspeil, by Mesara, Pe-
tere and Grant.

In order to stimulate play ii in the city,
suitable prizes: will be offered for rink
conmpettion, “The Hoke will be as fol-
lows: ° x

Judge Forin, skip; John Rae, P. La-
mont, Cr. Forin,

Frank Tamblyn, skip; James Law-
rence, E. B, Carry, B. Walley.

F. W. Petere, skip; W. F.‘ Anderson;
G. B. Hodge, Geo. Kidd.

W.-H. Grant, skip; T. Lillie, Hy
Hume, 8. Neelands.

Arrangements will be made later for
the playing of these games,

Copper and Lead.

New York, Jan.17.—Copper, strong—
brokers price, $14.75; exchange price,
$1496 @$1476. Lead — stipng; brokera
eae ne exchange price, $4.224¢@
$4.27

THE MN STOGK MARKEI

Lever: eee ene “Melt Chaige SDI
the Past Week, >

DBER PARK IS OFFERED AS 19 1-4

There Is a General Falling off in
Reservation Stocks—Jim
Blaine Advances,

Thore i is not much change to record in
the mining stock market. + .
Deer Park 1s being offered by local
brokers at 1934. cents, which: isa half
cent decline. ‘There is: no apparent rea-
son for it, however, as the work on the
mine is progressing favorably.

Iron Mask is firm at 95 cents, while
‘Virginia is strong at 46,

Iron Colt is quoted at 1134, but is sell-
ing at 10 and 10%.

There is quite a movement in Evening -
Star at 634. .
Novelty, which has been selling at 4
cents, is now going at 344.

War Eagle ie still quoted at $8.15, and
Le Roi at $6.50.

There has been a slump i in Reserva-
tion stocks, with the exception of Re-
public, Jim’ Blaine, San‘Poil, Butte and
Boston, Princess Maud and Lone Pine.
Morning Glory, which, was quoted ten
days ago at 23 to 25 cents, is now being
offered at 16 cents.

Jim Blaineis on the rise, and ig quoted
at.49 cents,

Peter Rodier, the old réliable tinner,
ig now at work again and located in Okun-
ogan building. Spokane Street, ia pre-
pared to do all work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices. Money can
be saved by patronizing him.ft \

J. ¥F._ Fitzpatrick, the sanita:
plumber, has’ removed his office ant
shop to the corner of Columbia avenue
and Neshington, street, under Cap
Shaw’s cigar store. dl tf.
Mrs. Heard, at the Ladies’ store, is
closing out her holiday goods left. after
Christmas at your own price and wanta
you to call and examine them. tf.

Dr. J. F, McKenzie, office and resi-
dence over O,Hearn’s, opposite Bank of
Toronto.

* If you are not satisfied with your lean
dry work try the Rossland Laundry
game location, near postoffice.

The Rossland Laundry is doing feed
work at a reasonable price. Try

Prof, Durniff will furnish the music. 3t.

dence roome 6 and 6, Postofiice bleck.

Near the poatoftice,