ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 10, 1808.

MINES AND STOGK MARKEI

Latest News and Development in the
Sheep Creek Country.

CLAIMS NEAR THE YELLOWSTONE

The Stock Market Is Showing Signs
of Renewed Activity.

Lewis Levy, a well known prospector,
returned last night from Sheep Creek
where heand Con Wolfle of this city
have mining interests adjoining the
Yellowstone, oneof the most promising
properties of that section, Mr. reve,

were 1,035 tone.
Shipments were divided ae follows:
Trail, 700; Silica, 100; Northport,
3,000.
The total shipments from the camp
since January 1, 1807, aggregate 167,905
tons. :
Prominent Masonic Visitors.
District deputy John A. Turner, of
Nelson and W. A. Jowett of Nelson, ar-
rived this morning. Mr. Turner ig on
Me official visit to the Corinthian lodge,
A. Fv & A. M. of Rossland. About a
dozen prominent Nelson Masons are ex-
ected to urrive in’ the city this after-
noon on. invitation of the Rossland
lodge.
To all who find (hemyelves with health
radually slipping away, Kidneys ani
Liver, 80 ) disorganized that they are in-
cupable of keeping the system free from
poisonous waste inaterial, Stomach dis-
ordered, Bowels’ - Constipated, Head
‘Aching, Back Paining, take Dr, Chase’s
Kidney- Liver Pills. The quick way
they: help you back to health will sur-
prige you,

brought with him some fine ples o
ore from some of the propertics in that
camp. Speaking of that section this
morning, Mr. Levy said:

“The camp of which the Yellowstone
and Salmo-Congolidated are the central
-attraction, has made rapid progress this
year. The Yellowstone has.a remark-
able surface showing. It is 12 miles
from Salmo. The ledge. has been
stripped for 600 feet and in come places
toa depth of 20 fect, exposing «a fine
body of ore. None of. the ore of this
ledge will’ aesay less than 469. It 18
quartz and galena, carrying 4 gold and
copper, A few days agoa tunnel was
started at the foot of the t to

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a special
general meeting of the Slocan Western
Mining company, limited liability, wili
bs. held at th Office of the company,
121 E Columbia avenne, Ross-
inna, on Tuesday, the 22nd day of No~
vember, A.D, 1898, at 8 o'clock in. the
afternoon, for the election of directors,
¢ for the purpose of considering and
deemed atyisable of pass ine 2 resolu-
tion anthi ng the regis

SoMpAnY under the Bompanies

1897, the name. of ‘the Ros
Golden Shes Development Company,
Limited. THOMAS PRE

Dated 7th November, 1807

tup the lead 400. feet below where the
ledge crops out and where the present
work is being done. Supt. Haultain is
a thorough mining mun and very accom:
modating to visitors. The original own-
era were Bennett and Billings, who held
the property since 1893.

“The claims in the vicinity are Took-
ing well, Among them are the Galena

Lady group and the Joint group. The] ”

Salmo-Consolidat.d and the Yellowstone
people built a good trail from Salmo to

~ their properties and are preparing to
ship. Twelve men are employed at the
Yellowstone and the force at both mines
will be iricreased considerably.

“Tt was reported at Salmo that an
English syndicate hag purchased the
Annie Roonie located near the Salmo-
Consolidated and owned by Phildelphia
parties,”

Today’s Quotations.

Mr. Levy is interested in the Imperial
and Center Butte near the Yellowstone.

Orders are still numerous for Kriob
Hill, Old Tronsides, and the War
Eagle, and brokers find these © or-
ders are hard to fill at the present mar-
ket price. Giant is being offered ut 6
cents and White Bear at G!gc. Monte
Christo is offered at 9)¢c with no buy-
ers. ‘The market ia showing signs of
renewed activity and prices are getting
firmer, with numerous. buying orders
rom the eastern market. 5
Brandon es Criwn25,

Caraboo (G'y ME - a 10 | Ju:
Canadian @ ae
Deer Park.
Dundee.

8
5
10
o

wie!
. Monte chrisiocon. 10
velty 5
sii ine a 7”
Sliver
Salmo Con.
St. Elmo

Vieto
War Eagle.
White Bear,

Tron Mask .
Iron Colt... Bt
EUREKA STOCKS,

Bleck Tail. 23 | Erincess Maud.

Eurek
Jim Blatno: |
BenHur. 23 Butte & a Boston
Rossland Ore Shippments.

Ore shipments from the R-ssland
mines from Jan.1to Nov. 5, 1898, fol-

«0 | Townsite

Weekly Ore Shipments.
The following shipments of ore were
made during the week ending,Nov. 5:
To Trail: Tons,
‘War Eagle .

TO NORTUVORT 8.

Wm. B.. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKER.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

, ROSSLAND

House to Rent.

Four Rooms.
i iz,00 per

Partly furnished
Second avenue ‘east,
month. .
T. PREST & CO.,

121 COLUMBIA AVE.

ROSSLANDS’
ONLY.
EVENING
PAPER

THE
RECORD ~
TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS

A

WEEK. *-

SMITH CURTIS. A. MACNISIT,

Curtis & MacNish

Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Agents for Offices and-kooms in
Imperial Block,

Impert+l Block. Rossiand B. U.

LE ROI LIVERY
SALE and FEED STABLE.

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

“Phone Ni
*Phone ‘No

. 0. BOX 136

Goturuin ave
Gommeretal Alley’.

The Melville Hotel.

of Melville, Big
Sheep Creck,.

Now affords good accommedation for
all parties visiting Sophie Mountain or
Christina Lake district.

Cable Address, * Vonaaiun,
se Moreing & Neal's Cod

~| $8,000,000, _ No other order has” accom-

E. W. Liljegran, M. E., ;

TO AD THE AO. UW

Rey. J. Irvine, of Vancouver  {s
Stirring up the Local Order.

18 APROTECTION FOR THE PAMILY |”

The Vancouver Divine Tells Some-
thing About the Objects of.
the Lodge.

The Rev. J. Irvine, of Vancouver, hes
heen for the past two weeks stirring ur
the A. O. U.-W. members... The lodge
here haa not heen working. quite as en
thusiastic ag it should be. “The -orde:
is ino flouriahing conditiowall throug!
the United States and Canada,” said the
Rev: Irvine to a Record representative
thia’ morning, ‘and when ‘properly
Known Rossiand should have the largest
lodge in this province. “It is tno a ben:
efit society in the common genge’ of the
term. /It is a protection for the family.
the widow, orphan and relations of ite
members, | Each member carries an in-
sarance-of $2,000, The premiums arc
paid in small: monthly instalments.
No man with a family can afford to'pas:
usb: Remember the A..0. Us. W. i
a great co-operation. socivty in’ whiel.
members have an equal part and interest
and in order ihatat-may be..cheap, each
inust do something to build it.up.
“Remember th are Jimit-

e
it trimmed
i then yo to
Do you require
your teeth wh:
" PIMPI

Band gentl men.

101
jam Brochev’s Sn Tooth Powder.

Fox, grocer,

MORE RS? black oN tingically”

it you want your hnir. dressed to really suit your
tylo and in'the Inteet Paris faghions, if you want

or singed, or ehampooed to perfection,

MADAM BROCHET,
Tho Australlan Spectatist,

the perfection of preparations to eep vo your complection brilliant,
e, your skin soft and’ supple, LB.
$, Freckles, Blotches, dandruff, &e.,

MADA ROCH ET will d

&e., quickly. removed from
w

Advice free. Note Address, Madan

Mod het, Occidental Block, 112!¢ East Columbia Ave., three. doors east of O. M,

Joss T ‘hompson.

as =,

Homestake, Evening Star Monte

Lhave blocks of stock inthe following: companies for sale;
jureke Consolidated West Le Roi snd Josie. Monita, Gopher,

f : Ae 3 "
Lotsinthe Original Townsite ;

THE REDDIN: JACKSON CO., AGENTS, ..-: 3

risto, Sivlerine and R. E. Lee.

ROSSLAND, B. C.

® For Any: Season.

D record Job ollice, 1204 Columbia a
© ‘stafements, connterstips, cards; mea

$O00000O~ ~~~ 9909 99999

Job printing of all kinds done to your entire sntigfaction vat. the

Letter heads, bill heads,
iekete, ste. a eper ialty. © Call

and get prices.
$ : aP-GO DAGE PRINTING.
$$000000~~-0-~~ 0008 © SOOOOS

ed toone per month and it is the onlysoci-
ety that gives.a limit to the number of
assessments, so that while you know the
highest amount you may have to pay,

.|you'do not know ‘how little you may

have to pay. Remember it is a hori
institution officered- by ‘your own citi
zene and the ‘money. remains in. your
own province. Remeniber it is ‘not ®
speculation or investment association, it
protects your loved oties in case of death
vs disability, “Incase of ‘sickness .th¢
members tocomfort and heljryou-
~ “Tn case you are sickand ont of work
and unable to pay_your argessments. ht
lodge carries you, Incase you are in a
strange land and trouble comes, the
bretheren render. you assiatance. Nc
insurance company will do this for you
We have paid out during the ‘last y ar
about $200,000 dollars in charity’ besides
paying death claims to the amount of

plished so much. From our insignificant
band of 13 members in 1868 we now
number 375,000, all good and true men
obligated to assist worthy and, distree-
‘sed brothers,” Any ‘further information
onthe working of the order will be

ganizer for B. C.; while he is here, and
itis hoped that the. members of Ross
Innd Lodge No. 8 will get to work and
increase their membershipfrom among
the miners’ and ‘residents ‘of this city.|
imany of whom carry no _- protection
whatever for their families.
may be learned from-the case of the late
W. J. Cain who juined in’ May, paid in
about seven or eight dollars. and then
his widow got 42,000.
liable to happen, be prepared and~ pro-
tect your families now.

C. M. Weller, ‘Rossland’s popular gan-
itary plumber, has the best equipped
plumbing establishment in the city ancé
is prepared to do ull kinds of plumbing,
steam-fitting cte., anywhere, “for any
body at any time. 11-8-tf.

gladly given-by. Rev, Irvine, grand or-},
and

‘Accidents arc |.

Quiek Ww ork.

Fanywhere at any time day or
Ifyou are getting up a ¢
Norses boarded. hy the-day.or month.

press and baggage work ; will

all at any part of the ily.
recht handled

Tel. No 8

Red Star Livery and Iransfer Co.

Good ead le horses, elegant tAurnoute and fancy. driving teams; will ative 3 you

ing party, see us about rigs--good horse

Be
‘Packing of ail kinds done, We do ex-
Contracts ‘and job Mee

Tne promptly, tight or hea’
chor! tnotice, ore contracts taken,
AH damages done to anthing we handle,
«fer, warehouse, or ship.any glues of-yoods.
We sell W ashingt on seasoned

Stables: Le Rot Aventue.”- ~~
-Rear of Hunter Bros.=-

Furniture,

inining
Wee and eafes tafely moved. We 3
eact as shippers’agents, will tran

Fir and. Tamarac -wood.

Office:“9 Washington
-Martin Block.—

‘John W.. Hartline; Proprietor.

MINERAL AT 1898.
Certificate of Improvements

¢ NOTICE.

Black null Mitieral Claim, situate. in the
Trail ( reok Mining Divis n of West Kootenay
District. Where Ice n Bui nivan. ereck,
six miles west ‘ecthe' C Molumbta ¥
reversing,
FM. N

apply xdae fa i
ni pro: s for the pi oe |
a Crown Erantor the above ciaim,

And Carther take notice that wcifons, under.
section 87, aut be commenced before the -is-
suance of tuch certificate cf fm pro’ TON cmente.

Dated this Lith day of Fepter

Oe, DecEnBox

section 37, musi
A Leeson, Stone of xuch certificate of im

“MINERAL ACT. 1896.
Certificate of Improvements.

NOTICE.
Myrtle. Xo. 2 mineral Claim, situate in| the
district.

ut on
+34 mile up Sullivan creek and ‘wesvot the colun-
fa.

river.

<8. Miss ama
jute henson, Fr Certificate Ni
intend, sixty days from the date hereof,
une ali der fora

eominences

Dated this 16th day of september J
Wark. Davenea0,

Hunter. Bros.,
+, —FOR—
Fresh Fancy. Groceries.
amen Delicacies,

w

i
S& BURGE EELS".
JAMS. Bian 1 LIES.

Razors hollow ground, sissors, doctor’:
instruments and all kinds of edge tools
ground at shooting galery, First Ave.

MINERAL ACT, 1898.
Certificate of Improvement.

NOTICI.

West Kootenay
Abowt four miter

uhor
a
unepeed before, t

iY inet

guaree
Dated this tittee:

Ko 4 Mineral Claim, situate in the
Div

ch
i at of
panes: (erent ot attrown grant of (he

or Tako, not tien that nition, under
te.

COCOA:
and C. HOCOLATES.

fon

eS
NOTICE

the tht 14 a yA
or thitce ou in the tilernoom fe lor ‘the pur

The Mascot Gold Mining Company,

Limited eed

Notice le hereby given that. a Special Gen-

cet Mecting of tho shareholders of “Tho Mas-

fond dining Compa
He

ny Limited Liabilit;
ill Le held wt the_of tn
tM

‘af tho Compa:
om mday,
at ihe noir

ble,

UKE U
i

sthe
wre thre meeting.
Anil further tnke notice,that, on Monday, the
Jay. of Otol ‘a socond

iri at fon,
ted this Sua day of August, 18:8.

AM PBELL,

al Act.

1 be considere} as not apphicable
Hert cinin for whieh a Crown Grant
has been issued. erier

Kiininier oF Sit 8.
; pbeyiment of Mines, Victoria, B.C., Oeto-
ert

GRAHAM'S

Fx. unerintendent Le Roi Mine, Box 416.

nd reporton mining proper

Le Roi.

Total. 32

Shipments for same week last year’

e

Wil
2,832, Hes

stiperl iurend jdevelopment, make estimates ,
on all hind contracts tuken, all re-
porte strietiy “Contidenitiat.

Charges Moder ate. Rossland, B.C.

's 1H GEST ae FOR A MEAL

hen you-nre on the

Road to Boundary.

_Edivard’s. Ferry

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street. E

ea yinable.

Boarding Horses « Specialty.
Telephone§ - M, A, HARVEY.

Sau,

‘The
Grand

European Plan
‘TT ARTHUR, Proprietor.

Spokane, Wurhington.
Modern in all its appointments.
1 endquarters for mining men Rates
Centrally located, corner

First Class Saddle and Driving Horses. | He vard and Mill &treete.

SPOKANE, WASHINGTON:

jo it tor i

hitened -by the use of &

Rossland

vening Record —

VOL. 3, No. 110

. ROSSLAND, ‘B. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1898.-

PRICE 5 CENTS

LADIES’ RINGS...

One very strong point. in

Ladies’ Rings.

our
I pay special attention to this lina pee afte, stronge ed
the Sargest and choicest collection of them found in the Kootenay,

$

1 have

thern in all etyles with any combination of stones, and the Naines are the
very beat which are made possible only: by buying for OAS:

J. W. SPRING, :

Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
NEXT DOOR TY POSTOFFICE,”

dF HONEYFORD ~
- The East | End -Tailor.:

e=Fine | ‘Suit. Ay

qi Conuspra: ‘AVENUE Eaer. 3

may

epee ae eat: Keotonaies Comte
Fontiel reports furnished on oat
Hon by competent engineer.

Prof:

Delors in treet.
pe

Real Estate

E. ‘DREYFOUS,

costttt af f Vian, Uaniala, Pee :

{|MASTER ‘MINDS

Have for. centuries reve'sd

in th yf
Bhakespe yriters FP Eis pe- -

ate. Othera prefer writers of

‘and later.
revnaiever your “tndiviaual preference m
be we can sup) ly it. Ifnot in o our stcek we will

6 pleasura. in prccuring it for you, and in
thost/in whatever line your purchases may be
ve. g wilt be only Yoo gied to serve you. Weare
making our

Circulating Library

the groat feature: for the winter months.
SH Be incest books St

H. S. WALLACE,

I Paper Fancy Goods,
Wettand SuatciPoslatans Library:

Stati
., Tagsy

‘rida; inatrtie
for all fe
ane Mo: te Christo

Address P. 0. Box

TORONTO on HOOLET.

| MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest.
. «CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED...

‘Cable Address, “‘Morse,” Rossland:
Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeil’a

“44 Columbia’ Ave:

Ie the ‘staff of life,
madefrom . 3. 6

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but bread

“SOLE AGENTS

Rossvanp,; RoC.
P.O. Box 258.

106 Columdia Ave... Tel: 65.

ining’ Engincer|:

Made“for U:
Surveying and ee

Env, aRD CRONYN.

3 + :J.8, Crore, Jz
J. A-MacponaLD.

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

Barristers, Solicitors rand Notaries.
¢ Ucltors. tort bears beac of f pitch North America

“MuBawe Bunbave, 6. Rossanp.

“Talks’?
Issued. by That Office.

This office isin receipt.of a handsome
illustrated : booklet issued by the To-
ronto Globe, . The:-introduction~ saya:
“In Canada, from the land of Evange-
line down’. by the sea-in Nova Scotia- to
the sunny slope of the Pacific in British
Columbia, ‘the Globe, Toronto, -gous |”
regularly into the homes of its leading:
men in every ephere of life.” The illue-
trations are miniature’ half tones of dig-
tinctive - scenes. in. leading Canadian | 3

ter ulogy. of .the Globe's
é PAs

DPTHERIA. RIDES

‘Died of This Dread Disease.

Full .P of the

Public Foneral Given to a Child That :

IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW

LORD DUFFERIN AND OTHERS.

| Compliment The Board o of Trade Souvenir
“Rossland 1898,""

lN ltt HAR The following complimentary letter
aildreesed to J. B. McArthur from the

general manager of the Canadian Bank
a Commerce, Toronto is self explana-
ory:
“YT have to thank you very much for
the handsome booklet on ‘Rossland
1898.’ It is the most valuable adver-
tisement of Rossland that I have seen
andjshould do a great dea) to convince
the people of the p2rmanence of its
prosperity.’?

Another letter fron Lord Dufferin
speaks in high praise of the sonvenir.

Board of Health Last
Rvening.

well make

terday afternoon.

throagh of th

sicians, ©

days ago a‘putlic funeral. was given

takers violated the act intentionally.

dan, Medical Health Officer Reddick,

“Roeeland,-
The épirit of adventure is often the
centive. that actuates many of those
found ina mining city like this, ‘and
while this may have been true here in:
its ‘first’ days, its steady growth and
marked improvement in: the class ‘of
buildings being erected, and also the
local public works going” on, is a good
that shrewd men are

ded by Dr. that.a copy 4!
section 76 of the provincial ‘health act,
‘and dection $1 of tha provincial health:
‘Tegulationa re. scarlet fever. and dip-
therla, be sent to each medical practi-
‘tioner in the city, also to the principal
of the public schools and to further
notify that the focal board’ of health is
determined. to. rigorously’. enforce the
carrying ont of the regulations and the

now at the head of affairs.”

NG O. Lalonde ZH

Etfong shoes foreturdy boys and stylish shoes for fatto

~ dainty al

their mothers. We

oes for little girls and mieses and elegant shoes for
lo not confine ourselves to eupplying

any one age or eex. with FOOTWEaR, but. make:a epecialty

hoes.for. eve
ot gga phe kind of

fi medium, or heavy. Prices are all light,

one.” Our stock is complete, com-
t and

Shoe manufactured, light,

' PERSONALS,
Richard Armatrong of. Grand. Forks
left for his home this morning. :
Smith Curtis went to Spokane today
on mining business.
A. W. Jowett of the Neleon “Miner,

who was here on a visit, went. down to
this 1 i

=IMPORTERS=
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Tt known a8
the Bll Man” of Oregon, is in the city
on a business trip.

W.8. Norman, manager of the Ross-
land Water & Light company, is in the
city.

today.

George Pfunder and wife: are back
from Banff Hot Springs, where they

“| went for. Mra.~Pfunder’a “health: “Mrs;

General Merchandise.

Manufacturers’ Agents,
»)
Mining Supplies za

Pfunder, although . somewhat improved,
ig not entirely recovered, and ‘will go to
Callfornia forthe winter, where ehe ex:
pects to fully regain her health.

John Allan has gone to the coast for a
two weeks trip.

The wife and family of John Kirkup

‘| are expected to arrive on tomorrow eve-

AGENTS :—GOODWIN_ CANDLES, OANNON STEEL, GIANT
: POWDER, OALIFORNIA “GAPS AND FUSE-~

ee ~ ROSSLAND ANDSANDON. <>

ecse CLL OGL OSE L|DLOLeE

ning’s train from Toronto, where they
have been spending the summer; . Mr.
Kirkup went up the road to meet them
last night.

Miss Esther Wadleigh ‘of Salt Lake

CH City, who has been visiting her brother,

the ‘contractor at the . Trail -smelter,
passed: through the city on her way

DON’T RISK

ation from absolute purityain-s sees ‘deo;

results at a critical moment.

Life by using Medicines that
Faves cheer of doubt eae os

em; ‘The slightest de} i
may: have ‘serious’

Purity and. High Quality in!

every article in our etock of Drugs and Medicines is what wo!

aim. jor.
rations a high

rom the most t inexpensive fo the costliest arene

prescriptions are filled here the sick recover. rapidly

McLEAN & MORROW,

Ppposite the Bank of Montreal,

home this

Dr. C. A, Carson of Trail is in the city
on bueiness today.

‘H, Ledbetter. ‘of Waterloo, came down
for.afew days visit, and reports the
climate somewhat milder up on the Go-
lumbia than it is in Rossland.

W. A. Jowett, Nelson; T. E. Ehren-
burg, Portland, Ore.; W. H. Hohlo,
Butte; Charles Dayis, Trail, are at the

1
Alex Lynch, of Cascade city, arrived

W.B Davey: returned to Grand~ Forks, i

of the act.

A letter'from J. H. Hooson was read
and the sanitary inspector was instru:
ted-to notify the owner of lot.14, block
2, to abate a nuisance on those prem-
iaea and sec that section 26 of the sani-|
lary regulations concerning stables, etc.,
was enforced.
jonrned,

BELL TAPS AND FIRE BOXES,

Signals of Five p L

An astounding revelation which may
i the. people. shudder. waa
brought to the attention of the Rossland
board of health at the meetiny late yes-
It. caused the board
to take vigorous action and insist npon
the rigid enforcement of the health

law or negligence on the part of, phy-

The. board was informed thata few
child. that died. of. diphtheria, in viola-
tion of the provincial health regulations,
by. Lockhart & Jordan, undertakers, It

wes. not represented that the under-/ kane.

The board‘of health is composed of
Mayor Wallace, Police. Magestrate Jor-

Gity & plere McQueen. and City-Engineer
Bmith was absent fromthe

on fee diptheria’ scandal was
-It was moved by the Mayor and

BURST A SEWER PIPE.

Blasting on the Rallway Damages a City
Drain, :

The railroad graders, while blasting
for the 0. P. R.on the south side of
town yesterday, bursted the city sewer
ina number of places and complainta
were made today about the sewage es-
caping into the street and offering a fer-
tile source ior the breeding of fever and
pestilence. The health and eanitary
officers were notified and stepa will be

© taken to remedy the break at once. >

Laying for Vags.

a The police d: partment is laying its
nets to rid the city of undesirable char-
acters who have drifted in from various
quarters, particularly by way of Spo-
Many of the toughs who were
noticed in town a week ago have taken
the hints from Magistrate Jordan’s se-
verity and departed hence.

Work on Lincoln Street.
The rock excavating on Lincoln street
Bi has been-finished by the city and a good
driveway 20 feet ‘wide on the east side
a now in readiness. for the convenience

t of the residence of Le Roi avenue. This

was a much needed improvement.

1B. WARTHUR RESIGNS

Writes the Board of Trade That He
Can No Longer Serve as

The board’ then ‘ad-

HIS) HEALTH _IS IMPAIRED

Will Be C

tion of Boves.

find a complete explanation of them:

Many citizens who are not,*familiar
with the meaning of bell signals will

at the Next Meeting of
the Board.

J. B.. McArthur, president of the
Rossland board of trade, who is absent
in the east, has sent in his resignation
as president of that body. The infor-
mation reached Secretary John McKane

is as follows:

No. 35, Columbia ave. and Butte.
No. 32, Columbia ave. and St. Paul.
No. 16, Columbia ave. and Washington.
No. 27, Columbia ave. and Spokane.
No. 14, Firat ave. and Washington.
No. 43, Second ave. and Washington.
No, 41, Second ave. and Earl.

No. 23, Kootenay ave. and Spokane.
No. 52, Le Roi aye. and Davis.

No. 54, Foncth' ave. and St. Paul.

“The location of the fire alarm boxes

and will be d ‘at the
next meeting of the board. i
Mr. McArthur writes that his health
is impaired and thet he will remain
away from the ci y for some time. De-
.| siring that no criticism should fall upon
the board by reason of his absence he
sentin his written resignation, though
he is expected to pay a flying visit to
Rossland about Nov. 15.
Mr. McArthur assured the board that
hewill do all in his power in the capa-
city ofa private citizen to advance the

Mors Souvenirs Arrive. .
A second edditi of the

d| worked

d. He has been a
valuable Shae of the beard and has

souvenir, issued by the board of trade,

copy seen here.
clearer.
one being: simply @ proof copy.-

AS 0. U. -W. MEETIGN.

THE DRUGGISTS

Allen today,

order.

has been received in the city, and is 2
marked improvement over the first
The cuts are much
neater and more distinct, and the text’
In fact it is etated’that this is
really the: first ediition, . the previous

There wil] be a meeting of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen this evening
at Beatty’s hall for the purpose of ini-
tiating candidates for admission to that

to make that or-
ganization a success. It is likely that
hia successor will be chosen at the next
meeting.

Secretary McKane, upon whose shoul-
ders s great deal of work has fallen dur-
ing Mr. McArthur’s visit east, has
proven to be an efficient and painataking
official.

Rossland Metal Works,
Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
ogan building, Spokane Street, is pre-
pared to do all work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices. Money can
be saved by patronizing him, té