ROSBLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 15) 1868.

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ROSSLAND RECORD.
BY EBER ©. SMITH.

3 PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,

ALL COMMUNICATIONS to tho Rultor mrust
‘be -~ccompanted by the name and address
of the writer, uot necessarily tor pubilica

tion, but as evidence of good faith,

BUBSCRIPTION BATES
Dally per week by carrie)
+ Daily per month by mail.
Daily half year by mail.
Daily per year.
Daily per year, foreign.

WEEKLY RECORD,
‘Weekly, per half year.
Wookly, per year
Weekly, per ye
Bubseriptions invariably in advance.
‘Advertising rates will bemade known on ap-
plication

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1898.

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‘That's why the Cheerful Idiot mur+
‘mured that the Spaniards ot Manila
were convinced they had better fly.

Aman has taken the pains to watch
barbers at work on himself and others
and finds that it takes 726 strokes of che
razor to shave the average man, says the
Boston Globe.

It is surprising how much the average
man will take without striking back.

Rev. J. H. Irwin, alias Father Pat, of
St. George’s, does not own a single pros-
pect or mine, and his name cannot be
found in the prospectuses of any of the
mining companies, yet he knows a ledge
from a steeple and possesses rare know!l-

oo | edge of the mineral -development of the

Kootenays. When asked when he ex-
pected to dohis assessment work, he
repjicd that he had none to do, having
no mineral claims. ‘I’m a gocialist,’’
saidhe. “I believe in every man stick-
ing to his own work.”

A local correspondent complains of
the price the Barber’s Uniop has put
upon shaves, which is 25 cents, and says
that working men cannot afford to pay
that sum and get shaved ‘‘threeor four
times a week.”? The fellow who wants
to shave three or four times a week 18
not the miner and: railroad hand, for
whom the plea is made. It iscither the
business man, who can afford to pay, or
the dude, and it doesn’t make much dif-
ference to the general public whether-he
shaves at all. The barbers would'rather
do a little lesa work for the same money
and are content with the present ar-
rangement.

The morning paper has gottena new
_ reporter.

write up the cow

a
this is the way he went‘at it; ‘‘Cronyiin,

by McDonald vs. Watson; Revesbeck;
by Armstrong vs. Deck—and so on down
the docket.
itis the old {reporter who has been

“meeting the ore bedies’” in his mine

write ups.

If the city is not to be provided with

more and better arc lights they should
be shut off or placed in other portions of
the town where they are needed more
They
would be of vastly more service in the
Columbia avenue is fairly

than upon Columbia avenue.

suburbs.
lighted without them.

Those who have been away from Ross- | ¥
land and return, express great surprise
at the rapid growth and extensive im-
In less
than two years Rossland will be the
largest city in the province, unless some-

provements that are going on.

thing unforseen occurs.

The city council

ments about it.
ised a solution of this question.

The present city council was pledged

to municipal ownership of water and
Are the present officials
going out of office without doing any-

light plants.

ghing in that direction?

Ross,Thompson’s chances forjbeing the
next mayor of Rossland grows brighter
every day, and it now seems probable
that he may be chosen by acclamation.

JUST FOR FUN.

Uncle Sam has announced the second
engagement of Maria Teressa of Spain,

this time to Dan McGinty.

It was midnight in mid

He-is jast from the race

memeggnrso and stud farm. “He_ was told. to

x. court docket, and

It cannot be possible that.

should ascertain
whether or not there is any prospect of
getting aruling favorable to emptying
the sewerage of Rossland into the Co-
lumbia river, or make other arrange-
The people were prom-

Women’s
Worst Enemy

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Gapital, All Paid UP, + . 312.000 000

BIR DONALD A, SMITH President

HON, GEO, As, DRUMMON!
¥ 8, OLOUBT

Rossland Branch.

Branches in
LONDON. (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principal Cities in Canada.;

Buy and Sell Sterling Exchange and ,Cablo
‘Traneera, Grant Commercial and Travellere
Credits available in any part of the world.
DRADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, BTC.

a. §..C. Fraser, Manager.

VRE MERCHANTS» BANK

of Halifax.
_ INCORPORATED 1889- -
GAPITAL, PAID-UP
Hap Orica, HALIFAX, or
Directors,

Some
giving an answer, but.
those who know best
will immediately say
‘HEADACHE.

‘Thousands of women live in misery ‘day after
day, and week niet week, suffering untold: agony

is €. Kenny, Bt +9 yregidents 4 nos Ritchie,

Wile Smith, Esq.; Hon. i. 1.
Sulier, eae ay Bvid’ Mebices? De i:
‘Duncan, Caal
Mantreai Branch, Edson L. Pease Manager;
Montreal West End Branch, corner Notre
youre streets; Montreal Westmont,
ireene Ave. and St. Catherine Strects,
AGENCIES IN NOVA SCOTIA,

Bridi igewster, Guysboro, London-

from these drea
Sisheartened, children neglected, ‘and ney
homes ruined. Most women stri eee
patience the suffering which they Me ates part
Priife without looking into the cause or searching”
for relief. cannot digest without the bie
which the liver supplies and hence the necessity
of. ee) ing the liver in good working order. To
cure the headaches youl must cure the liver and
thus femove the cause of

Chase spent years ‘of Bs Kiel in perfect-
ing a medicine hich nets direct i

Siaitiand (Hants Co.) Pictou
fort’ Hee eocente, Bhabesucndie,  Byaney,
ro, Weymouth,

AGENCIES IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
Bathurst, Dofchester, Fredericton, Kingston
gent eo Sos ‘Monoton,” Neweastle,.” Ssokville,,
donne IN PRINCE EDWABD IsuAND,
arlottetown, Summerside..
Srakaay IN. NEWFOUNDLAND.

and liver, - ‘Thousands of pe i ‘women Have
rs to the eficctives
ness of this remedy. For sick: headach Mafiya
Bomethas Pen ‘restored:to happincss asa Lae
‘Dr./Chase's eidney.
discovery of this great:
Ss doses for asc. “All

Umbrellas repaired | ‘and eaws Sled at
shootirg gallery, First avenue.

work at a reagonable price.

Try them.
Near the postoftice.

5
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that a special
general meeting of the Slocan Western
Mining company, limited liability, wili
be held at the office of the company,
No. 121° East Columbia avenue, Ross-
land, on Tuesday, the. 22nd day of No-
vember, A. D. 1808, at 8 o’clock in the
afternoon, for the election of directors
and for the purpose of considering and
if deemed advisable of passing a resolu-
tion anthorizing the registration of the
company under the Companies Act,
1897, under the name of the Rossland
Golden Gate Development, pegmpany,
Limited. THOMA! EST,
ee eretaty:

Dated 7th November, 1897.

Nexson & Fort Suzrparp Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad.

om he only direct route
Nelson ‘and Kootenay
Take and Slocan points.

@ wer Every day in the year
between SPOKANE, ROSSLAND and
ANDON,

nection Jeaves Rossland at 8:45 a.m.
No. 6 for Nelson, Kaslo and Slocao
Points leaves Rossland at. .12:05 p.m
28 froma: Nelson, ete., arrives in ag

No. S from Spokane and Bacifie cons
points, arr. in Rossland at. ..3:10 p.

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane and Rossland.

Tickets on sale all over the world.
Close conuections at Nelson with
steamers for Kaslo and Kootenay Jake

Poluts.
for Kettle river and

depth they sing about.
anda

Tided.

American—What in thunder are you
running like mad for? Are you a Span-

iard?

Europe—I’m a war rumor, Yank, try-
ing to beat later developments, to the

yellow journal.3

American—Well, here’s looking back
I’m headed for theczar from
the peace congress with a hunk of taffy

at you.
to oint the beac’s paws with.

Dewey is a butterfly collector. It is
he only vice of which he has be en fouhd
guilty, remarks the Mexican Herald,

at the
An American
col-

Boundary creck connect at Marcus
with stage daily,

9. 9, DICKSON, @. >. 7. A. Spokane, wash.
NE RE Mbt noes ana ne
Old-newspapers for eale at the Record

office, 15 cents per hundred; 200 for 25
cents.

GRAHAM'S
..... Edward's Ferry

IS THE BEST Ae POR A HBAL
When you are on the
ad to Boundary,

The Rogsland Laundry 18 doing good | |

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN |

B
No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific coast con

rs BANEBES AND  UORRESPONDENGE.
Dominion of Canada, ‘Merchints Bank

New! York, Chase Natcnal Bavk,
‘Boston,

Chicago,

Paris, France

Jondon ‘England; of Pca

PoP bermud
John M. Sintth Manager. Rossland.

The Bank of.

ESTABLISHED 1836.
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
Pald-Up Capital . $4,866,686.

Reserve Fund 1,887,000
London Office: 3 Clemente! Lane, Lombard St.

Court Se aeSsies
Cater, Gaspard Farrel
Farrer fd. Arthur
Kingsford, Fred-
erie Libbock, George D. w haem

ary A.
Hoad omes in Gannda; anes 8t., Bfont-
J, EvMeiy,
I

ie ETIKRMAN, .
General Sanager. inspector.
Branches in Canada.
London, Brantford, Hamilton, Toronto, Kings:
, Ott Montrenl Quebeé, St. John N.
g, Man., Fredorictoi
jetoria, y Wancover, 3 Rossi
‘nu Blocat City, |. O, Daw

Brandon, wvinnipe
Halifax, N.8.,
0, trail
Re Pkiondive,
Agents 3 the Tas States.
jpokane: Traders National Bank, and Old
nefonel Bank: Now York: (62 Wall Street)
W. Lawson and J.C. Welsh, a1 Ban Fra:
elsgo, (124 ennsotne ‘Seieety Heat. J, Meatichael
a J. R. Ambrose, agents.
London Bankers,
‘The Bank of England and Mosrs, Glyn & Co.
Foreign Agents.
Bank of Liverpool. | Australie,
tralia, New Zealond, Union
é jeresntile

Unies Bonk of

‘West Ftadien, Colonial
3B

Paris,
MATOUArS, ‘Krauss & Co. Lyons, Credit Lyon:

W. T. OLIVER, Megr., Rossland.

=-|When. Going.
East-~

Use a first class line in traveling be
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul and Ch -
cago, and the principal towns in Cen-

tral Wisconsin,

Pullman Palace Bleeping and Chair Cars
ia service.

The Dining« cars are operatedin the in-
terest of its patrons, the most elegant
service” ver inaugurated. Meals are
served a la carte.

To obtain first class service, your ticket
should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

Direct connections at Chicago | and Mil
waukee for all eastern points.
For full information call on ‘your nearest
ticket agent or write
Jas O Porn,
{General Pass, Agent,
or Jas. A. Clock,
General Agent,
> 246 Stark Street,§

Fertlandg Ore,

BRISH NOTH. AMER]

MILWAUKEg, Wis.

pu

Goods of all kinds may
be brought. to be sold
at 28 Spokane street, -

MOM BATURDAY NIGNT
oe BPt CANE ST,
or. AT 7 PLY,

BLIC_

GIBSON &
Held their weekly SON 20:
If you wieh to make the most of your Property (Household goods, etc.) fen
them up to this gale at 28 SPOKA! ANK Satisfaction guaranteed,
moderate. Algo new stock of goods will aS old.

c.C. GIBSON & CO.
The only AUCTIONEERS © inthe camp.
N. B. Money advanced, if desired, on all goods sold.

&OOOOOO }

For. Any Season.

mS Job printing of all kinds done to your entire satisfaction at the
Record Job office, 120!¢ Columbia avenue, ..Letter heads, ‘bill heads,
statements, counterslips, cards, neal tickets, etc., a enetialty. Call

© and get Prices.

UP-GO-DAGE PRINTING,

~SOO0OOOOG
y

The Townsite of Melville
is the center of the won
derful : ‘Sheep Creek .camp.
Bonanza showings.on ‘So-
phie, Santa Rosa and Nig:

Shop Creek Sunnis a Wate
Power that is Unsurnasse

- Over 100 men working
underground -in the imme
diate vicinity now.

Outfitting center for thou-
sands of prospectors.

A Natural Site for Reduction Work

Lots are not yet on thé
market, but soon will _b@

LOOK OUG
rox MELVILLE

“at the true

ger-mountains surround it}

. FROM: THE EXCHANGES.
nye :
The Seml n Government, is’ alr. ady
after the ¢h rter-mongers who were
panderad'to so notoriously by the Tar-
ner government; and they are now re-

®. quired to.carry out their charters.to the| >

letter or have them cancelied. For the
firat time in the history of Britieh Col-
umbia,.the interest of the people is
placed before that of the charter-mong-
er.—Golden Era,

‘The Rossland--Miner: scents: a posei-
bility of party lines being introduced in
the legislature before the end of the
coming session, here is aboutas anuch |
chance of that as. there is of the as-|
sembly chamber being used for a hay
mow.—Province.

TIME SCHEDULE,
Spokano.
e

SEORET. SOCIETIES

QDPRINTHIAN. Lodge No. 7, 4.
meets on the eveulbg re chums
oe ao. tall,
rothren are cordially, invited to at-
. McCraney, retary.
Red Mountain Tent,No. 4 meets
ids snd Stn Weduesday 6feach month

ot ener

yh Hin
und.

v.

in ‘aootety

Fr
Mail
6pm.

Moscow Bos
Tekon, Wallace, Ward] @
wor, Gartighd, Colfex,
BOlimau, Sosoows
6:40 p.m,

4p.m.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS | t

eet, 15, 21, 26.

Theeo. two adverti were re-
centiy.taken from. an Irish::newspaper,
and, for original misconstruction, they
are hard to equal. ‘The first: is, “Two.
young women want. washing,” and the
other readg, ‘Teeth extracted with great

Spm. -
‘ExBunday

7p... |p, Alaska—

Fall Sept. 17.
Columbia River.
Steamers.

To ‘Astoria: sy Way

pains.”
- Nobody outside the Times

‘Winlamette aa ool
Oregon City, Newberg,
orien we Woy Landings

6a. m, *
Ex, fun.

‘office and™ the’ innermost “recesses ‘of

7
Downing street can do more than. guess! "an

of Lord

- | willamette and Yam-
F.) ers.

-| Gregow-City, Dayton,
‘and Way Landings.

ya
intentione.—Toronto, Telegram.
Governor - Rogers, of, the State of

from the effects of the late ‘nipleacant-
nese to. issue a “patriotic thankegiving
tiun;,bat he closes .with the re-
tie “God “save the’ roel
Spokeeman-Review.
A Dayton paper. which wae an arde it

; supporter of the fusion t ket in the late

political campaign in Washington sama

‘up the landalide ina ‘simple - sentence,

“which takes ap the entire first pa:
And the Blow Almost Killed Father.”

No case so slight . you can afford to
neglect.;-No case so deep-seated that
Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal: Powder will
not relieve instantly.and.cure perma-
nently..It has) made marvelous cures,
and enjoys the esteem and high en:
of the Pp! 2.
jDsshcprege | coat tt dod
B Sdinates afer fit application I had relief, andia

Dail;
ta uD.

iC

a.m. ‘Willamette River.
d Bat. | Fortiang to @ Corral.
and Way-Lendings-"

~ Snake River.
Riparia to'Lewist

International Navigation _ and

Trading Co,, Ltd.

Wteamer “International” aud, Alberta” on
ieefenay Lave and River.
‘Time Card, in attat uth July, 1687.
to.chanes without notice,
“Five atile
gers trains Stn 2
ports Biumlandand Spoeas
gage checked to all U
f py pundey, Bid re
oxce) 3
pi Baney HOD
‘Toave helgon for Keslo
gxceptBunday, 4:45
a.m, janid 10:8) a im.7 Northport 1:
efon Sernee on Kootenay Lake.
Jeave Nelson for Kaslo, ete, Tuesday, Wea-
nesduy, Thunday, Friday; Baturday, S20 a
‘Arrive Kaslo, 12:00 p.m. Leave Korte for Net:
fiesday, Wednesday, Thurs:
‘Arrive Nelson 9 a,
7 and. Kootenay,River ‘service.

fubject

stinestion wiih all

it, to aud from North-
Hel Ee ry old end

‘points sail

sen

Hee ANDER: Gen. Man.
» Kaslo, B.C., wth July., 1897,

15a. m.

H.W. ADAMS, eels Hy 8 okane, , Wash.
- BH ABREBURT, Gon. ‘Peeve sen ice

a ADIN A,
PACIFIC I
“AND $00 LINE, -

|Ocean to : Ocean|#:

‘ROUTE,

j/East: and ‘West,

8,000: Miles
‘OF COMFORT.

— FIRST T OLASS 4 AND—-
Tourist’ Sleepers

Buns Through.:
Baggage Checked . to . Destination.

shod while T
Ont. $$

VELLE, G.T.R. Brak

lanes Brog., Druggists, City.

LE ROI LIVERY.
SALE.and FEED STABLE.

“JOHN F. LINBURG, Proprietor.
STYLISH RIGS FOR RENT,
FIRST-CLASS SADDLE AND
PACK HORSES.

cotue srw ‘Avonne, ‘Phone No. 87.
Commercial Alley, "Phone No. 39.

. 0, BOX 186 ~

Denver’& © — s
Rio Grande R. R.

SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD,

Weekly Excursions: to the - Bas

In Through Tourist Cara
Without Change....
MODERN. ;
-—— UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
—SLEEPERS
In chavge of experienced
~ . Conductors and Porters

Monday,

falt Lake,

fo anes City, Chicago, Buffeic
in without change,
(o. Paclfs a aud. Chicago & Alton Ry

, To Omaha, 0, Buffalo
Tuesdays toa fans’ withoatetange, vie
Fait Le ¢, and bicago, Rock Island and Pe-
cific railroad.

Kansas City,

To Bt Jose
Peale without

Wednesdays aca’ ge
change, via Salt Lake and Burlington

Thursdays piigat chsnes Dates
and Missouri Pacific railw

A day stop-over arranged
at_alt Lake City and Denver.

A ride the.

Colorado scenery.

ret rates and information enquire or 0, R. &
By na and Spokane Falls & Northerr ‘rallway, or

B.C, Micnon
General

8.K. Hoorms,
Geuerat ticket Agt.,

No - Custom - Difficulties ——

Daily

Train.

—_-——
Connects “West Robson ‘with: Colum-
bia River. Steamera from*and ‘for the
North and: with > C..& K. branch’ trains
from and to Nelson, , Kaslo, Slocan’ and
other Slocan points.
ri 2 ere
For Rates, Tickets and: Full Informa-
tion’ Call onor Address Nearest Local
Agent, or. 3!
A.B. MACKENZIE, Clty Ticket Agen i oe
P, G. DENISON, Agent, Rossland,
‘W.F. Anderson, Traveling Passenger
‘Agent; nega’
- 8. J. Coyle, District Passenget Agent,
‘Vancouver.

CHICAGO. CREAT WOSTERIRY.

“THE MAPLE.LEAF ROUTE.”
Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cars, -
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars;
Dining Cars on the European Plan,;
Fiee Reclining Chair Cars,
Uniformed-Train Porters,

Bmpany Ushers at Depota

ARE. FEATURES.

Of the ‘ ‘rain Service of the

Chicago. Great Western Ry.

=No Change of Cars of Any Class—
‘BETWEEN

© ticago and St. Paul anc Minneapolis,
Dubuque and Des Moine,
8t. Joseph and Kansas City

Soe apnoea Passenger snd

F, A Lords taker act 'chicago

Atlantic Ateamship Tickets.

If bound for . Europe, or desiring to
bring out friends or relatives from
Exrope, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent. or
communicate with

A. B, MACKENZIE, oa e ie AGT

ssland

agent,
61 Washington Bt.,
- Portland, Or.

ver, Col.

WM, Stitt, Gen, 8 .8. ae Winn,

18:00k—Lv.. ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23:06k

Going to Chicago. ”
To Anywhere ; East

ell Zou are, £00 that your ticket fom
capolis, te Paul or Duluth, reads

3 note Pp.

et eicago o
ond By ul or Cheapo on val
Wheel of 4 is Bur

western Lint nt
every traveller who patronizes i€

W. H. MEAO, General Agent.
48 Washington Bt.” F..0. BAVAGE,
“Portlan’, Oregon.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARL.
Subject to change without notice.?
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

? Kaslo “ATrve esd E

= 10.88 a.
Arrive 10.50 a.m. -

Sandon Arrive Gam.

Cody Leave

GEO. F. COPELAND,
Superintendent

Leave 10.00a.m.

-Arrive 11.20 a.m.

ROBERT IRVING,
}Fe& PLA

The Fast. Line
Tee
-All Points

The Dining Car
Route via
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST'AND BEST. ©

Solid Vestibuled Trains

Equipped with

Pullman Palace Cars,
Elegant Dining Cara
Modern Day Coaches,
Tourist Sleeping Cars

Through Tickets to all points in the

UNITED STATES AND OANADA.

Steamship tickets to all parta of the
world,

Tickets To
AN AND OHINA

TACOMA and NORTHERN PAOLFIC

Trains Pes pee ‘Spokane.
No.2, west bound, 310 PM.
0. 2 2east bound, 7:00 A.
ae information, time cards, reaps and wickets
or tio ra ol the SFG N. aud ite 00
fons, 0:
BAW. nom Act, Red Mt. By.

F. D.
Generel Agent ‘ipokane. van:
a nS SHARLT

OR, Bass, At
255 Mo rian a, cor, 8rd. *
*Portan id, Oregon} s

101.1808.

ARRIVAL

AND : DEPARTURE: OF MAILS

- Rossland Postoffice.

0
4 Wednedays & Sat-
Ns Wednesdays t f b:16pm

‘Traveling Agent.

CLOSE

DUE

11:16 and 5:15 pm
6:16 pm.
do
do
8 am and 6:15pm.
do.
do
5 isin
s pit
do.
~ “do
do
‘8 am‘and 6:15 pm

urdays, 8

t ver,
Kaslo, Ymir,

Trail, Robeon, Deerpark
Nakusp, Burton
Arrowhead, . Haleyon Hot: Springs,

Landing.
Sandone ¢ Cody, Whitewater Three

‘or!

Nelson, Pilot. Bay, Ainsworth, Erie,
Hall - Siding, Slocan, New Den-

Silverton; Roseberry
Balmo,
Reveletoie, and O ay R saations be-
wn Vancouver and. Winnipeg

Fort’ Steele and East Kooi tensy.

Vernon and Okanogan

Victoria, ‘Vancouver and New ‘West-

minat
Ontario, Gacbeo, and Maritime Prov-

y, Mid
‘ta
ae

Britieh, aie aa Eoreign, via New York,

British and Foreign, via’ Quebec
‘Letters and. papers

$:20 and 11:20 pm
11 ry pm

lo
do
do

do
38:20 and 11:20 pm
do

do |
Uncertain.

do

ad

PROVINCIAL: OFFICERS.

PROVINCIAL: AND ROSSEAND ‘OFFI

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS.

als.

istrar.

FP, Scnor1zLp :-Supreme CourtReg-

H. 8. Watuace:—Mayor.
C. 0. Latonpg, Alderman.

Joun Kingur:—Gold C

Stipendiar Magistrate.

‘THE. NORTH-WESTERN “LINE

E..8. Bowzs, M. D:—Coroner.

8 A

poi
Ms
this] DOMINION GOVERN’
it R

*NT OFFICERS

R. B, McDonaup :—Collector of Customs.

Government,agent in

‘cates.

W. 8. Jonze i—Ynternal : Reyenue ‘Col-

lector.

fluence. :

bounds.

for.issuing Klondike m‘ners’ certifi-

THEE

charge of bureau
i and Collector.

_R. ReopicesM.

Its editorial columns represent

fore it pays to advertise in it.

2

reas goatee EE Tae
ANING RECORD.

The Popular Paper.

-Foreign and*Mininp,

J. 8. Cuurz, Jz., Alderman.
Ross Taompson, Alderman.
Aupegt Bazzerr, Alderman.
J; Everen, Alderman,
G. A. Jonpan, Police Magistrate.
J, A. Inaram, Chief of Police.
Wx. McQuzen, Clerk ‘and Treasurer.
Ww. Hanp, Assessor, isn Ins

“Healt officer.
H. 8. Wallace.

aly.

| Aims to Give All the’News, Local,

‘the inter-

ests of the community without bias. or pre-

judice,{Jand .are not, subject to external in-

[ts circulation. -is increasing by leaps and

It is read by everyone, and there