NORMATION ABOUT THE MINS. A Brlel Write-up Which Will be Ex- tended to All the Properties in the Camp, LE ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR zest Information ble from MONTE CRISTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA. These three properties are owned by Enstern Canada capitalists and are represented here by George Pfunter us general imanager and Harold Kingsmill, sec. and tres. They yre all situated on Monte Cristo mount- alouta mile north of town. . The Monte Cristo has over 1800 fet Expenditures. Sewer. Contract... Street Labor... Splaries of officials, mayor, dermen and police. Lumber acconnt.... ¥tre apphanecs and hose Printing, advertising an: tionery........638 Hardware account 7,647.75 "9,901.80 £104.08 of tunnel, shaft, rise and work, Itis provided with two com ppressors, one 7 and one 4-drills, Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work and is furnished power by the Monte Cris- to. Forty men are.employed on the Lwo properties. Virginian: Over $13,000 was expend- ed on the Virginia by former owners. Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasers Owners aya Other Sources. ‘Chis write-up will be contiued cor- rected and carried until the principal inines and prospects have been des- cribed. As we are uvable to visit all propertics herein mentioned we will not be responsible for all tement Lut in the main they can be relied up- on as being correct, DEER PARK. : The Deer Park is located on the summit of Deer Park mountain in tie suuth belt, u mile and a half, south west of town, and has probably the largest mineral deposit in the camp. [tia develujcd by a shaft 145 feet deep, and 95 fect cross-cut. Its machinery consists ofa 40-horse boil- er and a 20-horse hoist. Supplies are laid in for an all winters work. The great body of ore is low grade, but is reported improving as depth is guined. SUNSET NO. 2. The Sunset No. 2, is owned by the Nanadian Goldfields Syndicate, jimit- ed, and situated in tne south Lelt, on the enst slope ef Deer Park mountain, one half mile from the business cen- ter of Rossland, and just above the It is being vigorously o. & W. tack, wn ‘with a force of 26 men and two machine drills. In the tunnel 54 ~ Feet a day ls being driven, and in the shaft, 4j feet. On the 20th of Nov. there was 380 feet of work done, be- sider stifpping the vein, and other progpect work. I G-drill compressor, hoist, pumps an evexything necessary [1 {1 e econom- aval development 9. :ne mine. : Li ROI The le Roi mine has become fame gua ans the greatest gold producer in ©: ix. Ithus besides putting in and expensive machinery, vor 4,300 feet of work, built Dp ary buildings,” purchased and neurly completed a smelter, snd paid $400,000 in dividends. It_is situated en the south-east slop. «! Red moun-, tain, within the corporau. its of the i itali of the Vy This property has a a double compartment vertical shaft, which willbe provided with cages, the first in the camp. All three of these claima are val- uable and promise fair to make divi- dend paying mines. ANNIE E, . This claim is owned by the British Lion mining company,. George A. Fraser, sec. and tres. It is located on: the eaet slope of Deer Park moun- tain, south built, adjoining the Gold Hunter and Grand Prize. It is crown grantad and has a shalt down on the vein 90 fest. Ore vssays from $6 to $10, r ais regarded as a good pros- pect. THE UNION. Tho Union is located three miles north of Rosslond and is owned by H. P. Jones, Hugh McGlynn, Mike Mor- ris, E. Cronyn, J. A. McDonald. A shaft has been sunk on the vein 85 fect with a tunnel and open cut of 35 feet. Surveyed and crown granted. BLUE BUCKET AND PRIMROSE. Owned by Harry P. Jones. Located five miles north of Rossland, and a nar beighbor of the Highland, The Primrose shows an iron capping 75 feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows 2.7 foot quartz ledge on the surface. ELECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE. ‘These properties belong to the Ger- mania Gold Mining company. and are located on Green mountain just north of Red mountain, three and a half miles from Roasland, There is a 90 fout shaft and 30 foot cross-cut on the Blecta. The ledge is large and well defined, and assays have been obtained as high as $300 a ton. THE BLACK PRINCE. Owned by the Black Prince mining .company, J. A. Kirk, pres., Hector McPherson, vice pres., G. A. Fraser, sec. and trs. Located on the north side of the Columbia river, three miles below Trail. Work consists of a 40 foot shaft, 60 foot tunnel and xbout 100 feet of open-cuts. Assays $18. THE ELBA. The Elba is situated on Lockout. cily. Cap is pz, 500,000, divided into 500,000 shares, par value $5 per share. The miue is held at $5,000,000. Tt has its own electric light plant and its ore bins are builton the C. W. track, with a tramway to the Red Mountain rojlroad. The principal stockholders are Col. I. N. Peytan, Senntor George Tnrner, Col. W. W. D. Turner, Wm. J. Harris. Col Wm. Hi. Ridputh, L. F. Williams, Maj. J. M. Armstrong, E. D. Sanders. CENTRE STAR, Owned by Centre Star miving com- pany, Oliver Durant manager. Capi- talization $1,000,000, shares par value #1 each. No stock on the market. ‘there hag been repeated refusals o! 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. Thera is a shaft down on the vein 100 feet-and a con- tract let for another 100 fee with nine men working. nie — NOTICE, The annual meeting of the British Lion Mining & Milling company, limited liability, will be at the offices of the company 1n Rossland, B. C., third Monday in January, 1898, for the purpose of electing officers and trans- acting such other business as may oome before it. Dated January 3, 1898. Gzorce A. Fraser, Secretary and Treasurer. yar and better. The mine is si d ia town, half mile north of tbe busi- ness center. Ic has four separate and distinct ledges which are developed with over 4,500 feet of tunnels, shafts, drifts a:1d cross-cuts. There are many BALANCE SHEET. Interest at Bank of B. N. A. neorporation expense! Office furniture and rei Sisters’ hospital, care of Solicitor's fees. . Special grants... * Police dept, without salaries. . Water & Light Co., for use of hydrants and light supply.. Staking creeks for water privi- leges by city engineer. Street sprinkling for1 month Telegraph, Telepone, Express. $78,857.20 ‘The migcellaneous expenses Recount of $1,409.00 includes charges of expert on sewer system, damages of broken glass by blasting, proposed city hall site, costa and expenses re quashing bylaws Nos. 15 and 17, volunteer fire department, wood for city offices, cartage, etc. The special grant of {648 is made up of grant to cly band $100, jubilee celebra- tion $500, ‘and construction of wagon road $43. | The corporation has borrowed from, the Bank of British North ‘America, Rossland, B,C., and given their pro-' muiegory notes on the following dates; * June 15, 1897 $25,000.00 Augnet 19, 18! December 22, 1 Total. There is balance due.on the sewer contract of $1,856.60. ‘W. McQouzen, Rossland, Jan. 8, 1898. Treasurer BY-LAW NO. 28: Crry or RossLaND, TO £.4:8E BY'WAY OF Dr TURKS THE Sum OF $65,000.00, To Pay anp CONSOLIDATE THE PRESENT $81,417.40)" ” 1 ROSSLAND CITY BY-LAWS.|- A Bynaw or THE CorPoRATION -9F ‘cHR].. tHE Sar} iG THE CRESCENT If you are looking for snaps, come and see Us." ~~ ———— a= % During the If you are ~ UNPARALLELED ~ BARGAINS Regard ess ol * THE CRESCENT pene armenian - Ff next thirty days we propose to sell goods % ~ looking for snaps, come and see us. STUSSI BLOCK Ovrstanpina Dent A SITY. Whereas, the sum of $25,000 ‘is now due on a certain promissory note m: by the Corporation of the said City in faver of the Bank of British “North America, and dated the 15th day of June, 1897, given to the said bank“under and by virtue of Bylaw No. 12 of*the said Corporation ; E due on another certain promissory note made by said Corporation in favor’ of August, 1897, given to said bank under and by virtue of Bylaw No. 16 of said Corporation ; Bes tp, Whereas, the sum of $14,000.00 is now, duce on another certain promissory note made by said Corporation. in: favor of said bank, and dated the 22nd -day af| December, 1897, given to said bank and secured by deposit of Debentures issued and 19 of said Corporation, as collateral n Whereas, the sum of $25,000.00 is now4 said bank, and dated the 19th day of|: under and by virtue of Bylaws Nos,’ 18}. incurred. * It shall be lawful for the corporation from time to time to purchase any of the said-debentures at such price or prices as may be mutually agreed upon, and all debentures so purchased shall forth- with be cancelled and no re-issue of any debenture or debentures shall ve made in consequence of any such re-purchae. This by-law shall take effect and come into force on the 14th ‘day ‘of January, .D., 1898, Done'and: passed in-Open Council, the lat day of January, A.D., 1898. : ; R. Scorn, Mayor. + fius’B)- W. McQueen, City Clerk. Po aaa “NOTICE. poe copy of vo! taken on rary, 1 security to said p -y note; ie Whereas, For the purpose of paying said bank the eum of $64,000.00 now due and owing said bank upon the aforesaid promissory notes, and interest thereon, and redevming the said debentures, it is deemed expedient to raise by way of. avenue, for Ward’ No. 2;-at the Pacific Hote¥ ‘building, Columbia: avenue, for Ward No, ‘W.! McQusen,” City Clerk. debentures a loan of $65,000.00 repay- able on the 14th day of January, 1923, with interest in the meantime payable yearly at 63g per centum per annum. uch loan when raised to be applied for the purpose aforesaid. hereas, The total debenture debt of said city is $15,000.00 end the total debt of said sity, including said debenture debt, is $65,000.00. - hereas, The amount of the whole Of the Treasurer’s Books of the Corpor- ble land and _ Teal prop- erty, according to the last revised apsess- ation of the pity of Rossland, taken December 81, 1897. Accounts. ad tors of ore on the dump and | Cash 1, waiting favurable conditions| I eatment, — This is one of the filet socations in the camp and one of si valuable. Th latest and me t improved machiuer; ia installed on the property. WAR EAULE, This mine and Crown Point are owned by the War-i:-sie Consolidated Gold miring compauy vf Toronto, adjoins.tye Le Rci on the west, and jhas done over 5,500 feet of develop- anent work and paid-$175,000 in divi- dends. ‘Che present manngment pre- fers to hold their ore until the com- pany builds a smelter or can ge} bet- ter freight and treatment rates.- It recently paid $700,000 for the mine. It has all the necessary conver iences, macht Jy THE LILY MAY. ‘Lie i Jy May was the first location Sas Un . Marris, manager and Frank vee. and tres. wath belt, two and a half miles reuth of town, Development ‘work cousists of over 300 feet of tunnel and shaft. ‘There is 150 tons of shipping ete on the cump, which will average ten. Mine provided with hoist, eraser plant, machine drills. etc. GEM IGER AND UNCLE SAM. Qwned Ly John Cromie, Brig At- kin:on, 4. B. Campbell, Thos. Coffey. Locat..l on ong ledge in the south belt, in line with the Crown Point and the Homestake. Gem, has a 50 foot ..Plaft and 50 feet of open cut work. Tiger, 300 foot tunnel, 40 foot shaft and 100 feet open cuts while the Un- cle Sum has a 25 foot shaft “and 150 feet of surface work. _ ik EUREKA AND ELDORADO, Property of the Erueka Consolida- ted miving company, H. P. Jones, “~ prea, J. C. Coo, sec., E. Coldwell, tre., }eof-iteeshitrd.—Leeat won esih 1 “tmp, May 27, 1889. It is now |. cwaed by the Lily May Gold mining y, Senator George Turner, pres It is located in] Bevis ® ’) Extracts from Mintte Book.... Peas icense (Liquor) icense (Dray).. icenee (Tradea)... aup- plies and capeniesa Water & Light Co x. rov. Revenue Tax.. Dog Tax.. Corporation Seal... Ptg. and Stationery. Hardware .. - Police Court. . I’graph and Express fice | urniture an ent Sisters’ bi 35.77 1707.36 107.62. > ..'622.33 ract.... 31,417.40 ter and jittee.’ 3,354.27. os 843.87 245.05 284.50 314 50 Unclaimed Wages. . 32.75 $95,038.27 $95,038.27 The following is a statemnnt of the gross receipts of revenue and expendi- ture of the corporation of the city of Rossland from the time of incor rT ‘| Council. ment roll, is $1,218,696.50. __-And-Whereas, For the payment of the ‘said debentures, sinking fand and in- terest, it will be necese: to raise the ‘sum of $5,357.82 by a 8] | rate in each ‘and every year. And Whereas, For the purpose of rais- ing the said yearly sum of $5,367.82, an equal special rate on the dollar will be required. . And Whereas, This bylaw shall not be altered or repealed except with the con- sent of the Lieutenant-Governor-in- aoe: Therefore, The Moyorand Goun- ilo aay Oy Or ene For the purpose of repaying said Bank of British North Ameriba, as aforesaid, the moneys due on ‘said promiesery notes, it shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said City of Rossland to raise by way of Joan, from any person or persona, body or bodies corporate, wh> may he credit of the debentures hereinafter mentioned, the sum of $65,000.00, an cause the eame to be paid into the hands of the City Treasurer of the said City of Rossland, for the pur willing to advanve the game, ‘on the ik NICELY FORNISHED ROOMS WITH STOVE. 3.00 and 3.50 per week. : "Suites of Rooms, 4.00. Bingle Rooms, 1.50. Come and see them at the Dominion Hotel Furs Wanted. The Providence Fur Compan: ‘deuce, R. I., wants all kinds of raw furs, skins, ginseng, seneca, &c. Prices tur next sixty days are as follows: Silver Fox. Bear » Provi- M ee Beaver, ir Wolf >. SSsSSSS BBR Sos Price-list on eil other furs and skins u pose an with the objects hereinbefore recited. It shall be lawful forthe Mayor to cause any number of debentures to be made, not exceeding 1n-the whole the sum of $65,000.00 for such sum of money, not less than $100.00, or an_ equivalent expressed i United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, at-a-value of $4.86 to the pound sterling, as/miy be required, and ° ai such debentdresehall be sealed with the seal of the Corporation of the City of Rossland, and shall_be signed by the Mayor of saidcity. The said debentares r) be made payable in 25 years from the date herein mentioned for this bylaw to take effect at the said Bank of British North America, in the City of Rossland. to the 31st day of December, 1897. Receipts. Liquor Licenses Trades Licenzea. Dray Licenses Road Taxes Dog Taxes... Real Estate Unclaimed Way Southof Rossland on the U.” 8._side shift 80 ject, tunnel! 100 with five 1-en working. Ore iron-copper carrying gold and silver, sssaying from $10 to $37. Uspitalization $1,000,000. Lutsrs core errer re $16,383, 77 The real estate tax rrceeipt of $681.42; mentioned above is the refund from the! Provincial government of. the city’s pro-,, portion of the taxex collected for the pear 1897, up to September 8 last. 0] hereby created at and when the same The suid d ehall have in ponnds sterling of -the]. 1| ders block, Columbia avenue and. Lin- n ‘ull prices careful r ant in all consignments. ; te 2 * The Klondike. For the ‘finest rooms in the city with free use of baths call upon Mrs. Jennie L. Stone, The Klondike, top floor Tra- coln street. -20-tf —— Ss LOST A gold chain, gold coin charm, in- scribed A. B.-H. Finder will receive reward by returning to Bodega hotel. . 1-8-tf. attached for the payment of interest, and shall bear interest at the rate of 51g percentum per annum from the date thereof. And said interest shall be pay- able yearly on the 3ist of December in each and ever ar, at the place where tif— said debentures are payable | ehall be levied and raised in each and every year in addition to all other rates on all rateable property of the city suff- cient to pay interest and create & sink- ing fund for the payment of the debt shall hecome due. The sum of $3,575 shall be raised an- aforesnid. A special rate on the dollar a of P NOTICE is hereby giyen that the part- nership heretofore existing between Dave Coleky and Phil. A Silverstone un- der the name of Uncle Dave's Loan Office, No. 20, Washington street, Ross- land, has been this day diesolved by utual consent, Dave Isky retiring. ‘hil A Silverstone is to pay all bills owed by the said firm, and is authorized to collect all accounts due said firm. wt Dave LEKY. ; MIL A. SILve: . Dated Jan, 6, 1898. MATONE: nually for the payment of the interest op the amount of the debt incurred | uring the currency of the debentures, hereby authori: zed to be issued. Ihe fice. reward sum of $1,782.82 shall be raised annually «apply to W. T. Oliver, Bank of B. N, A’ Since Sunda: Her nce Sun afterneon, a fox-terrie: five months old. Answers to the nares of “Koots.” Last seen near Recorder of- ‘for the payment of the debt hereby | QUEEN. _ STOVES.. $5.00 1 Travers Hardware Co. Having moved into our Fire Proof Building _ The Record Three Storey Building Is for rent in whole, or_in part. Two ‘Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Eight Rooms on Second. Floor. Six Rooms on -Third Floor. Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping. Rent ‘to’ Suit” : Times.. SB Floor. Apply at This Oftice eum The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale , a. Reasonable Figures. : Will Give Working Bonds. to anyone finding same, . a J. L. WILSON, Grand-U Mining Property For -.< bales: “Rossland Record, “VOL, IL. No. 187: ... ROSSLAND, BRITISH COL: MBIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1898. PRICE 5 CENTS. Novelties Arriving. Every Day ar: HS. Wallace's Stationery, Wall Paper And Fancy. Goods Store.. Come in” arid’ t6ok Aroundpue Listen to Our Large Music Box. ZO PER CENT. TREDUCGION : SIN . CROCKERY To close out our Xmas_ lines. ime An exceptional chance, O. M. FOX & CO, rey Columbia Ave. and Lincoln St. .‘ $20 000:To Loan Tn sums of $500 or more for short time-on ap- proved security. r 3 D. M. LINNARD, Capital $850,000. Surples Hoover, president; A. 3. Ross, vicep TPE Dyer oashter. f 5; Rpecis! atiention paid to mining escrows. :: BPOKANE : w. RGEANOT UTIOAL But 00" . end Undividod Profits $50,000. ASH Cogy Ruilding, Columbia Ave., Rosslaas "Corbett to Fitz, ate Bt, Louir, Jan. 10,-At the close of ciose of the secund act’ of. James:JiCor- bett’s play, “A Naval Cadet,” at Hav: lin’s theatre tonight, Corbett stepped before the curtain and announced that he offers 'Fitzéim mona $35,000 for s finish fight, the entire suin'to go to fitzaim- ten rounds, z Corbett intended to. issue. thig chal- lenge on January 17, but decided to make it public tonight.) we Metal Quotations. New York,.Jan..12.—Copper--Firm brokere’ price,- $10%c;, exchange -price, $10.85 to $10.05. * Lead—Weak ;. brokers’ Price, $3.65; exchange price, $3.60 to $3.65. Barsilver—57}Zc. ’ The Silver Market- : + New, Yor, Jan, 12.—Bar silver 573¢6 Per ounce; Mexican dollars, Piven Smith Curtis .| BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC ETC. 203g Columbia Ave. = - Rossland, B.C THE LERO!L | FURNISHINGAND | TAILORING AOUSE Opposite Postoffice ‘Has just received a fine assortment Of pee Stetson Hats in all shades and shapes. 4 Gentlemen wishing a first quality hat at a moderate price should see thie line We also have a now line of Mens’ and Boys’ Health Brand all wool nnderware at avery low figure. A few more pairs of LADIES’ and MISSES RUBBERS and OVERSHOES.. Will go at COST. ‘An opportunity to buy the best rubber EC goods on the market at cost should not be overlooked. # « * # # # * # Pe TaiorinG

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent. TalLorinG} silver cer! 8734, Wanted—A set of boba for one horse, suitable for trucking. “Apply at Colum- bia Bottling rorke, 48, Columbia ‘ave- nue. -8-t. * : THE STOCK REPORT. Development work on the Good Hope has been recommenced -with great ac- tivity. The shaft is down 18 feet:and shows about two and a half feet of well mineralized rock, with some nice locking quartz coming in. The shaft is being sunk on the foot wall, and the showing at this depth is most encouraging. Monte Cristo and Colonna were in de- mand today. Quorattons. 2 8, 6 "We have the following bargains eub- ject to sale, r 2000 _STOCK BROKERS: Peverwons 45, Coluinbia Avenue. Codes: Beproun, Monet & CLrougn. *: mons if Corbett fails to pot him out in|’ THR. POLLING WAS. YERY "| Against the bylaw. “| Gity Gounell Agree to pay $600 for an Illus L | book, ‘“Qanada, from Ocean to DEBNTURE BYLAW WINS It Is to Raise $65,000 to Pay the Bank of B. M.A. for Woney Borrowed. a LIGHT Out of 652, Property Owners Upon the “<""""* List,Only 157 Cast their Votes. :, The election for the $65,000. debenture bylaw opéned up very quietly this morn- ing. At 11-0’clock a.m. only 33° votes Ward Two, and 101n Ward Three. ‘There were a few workers at the polls for the bylaw and. uone against. The deputy returning officers were: Firet ward—W. B. Townsend; Second ward—R.-C.. McDonald; Third ward— A. E. Dennison. Ag no ecrutineers were asked for there wag none at either poll. The voters’ liat prepared for the mun- icipal election was used and those who were down as owners allowed to vote. The result of the election was 149 for the bylaw and 8 against. FIRST WARD. For the bylaw . Against the bylaw . SECOND WARD. For the bylaw THIRD WAED.- For the bylaw Against the bylaw. Majority for byla: .. TO BE IN THE BOOK, trated Write-up of Rossland. J. Lawler Woods captured the city for $6004 Stenciodasthie- tows "|Then the latter stooped down and in were poiled;.18-in “Werd One, 10 in| 9, HOW LARGEY WAS KILLED. First Shot Through the Arm and ‘Then 2 ‘. ‘Through the Head. The reagon given by. the murderer of P. A. Largey for the killing was because his victim had promised"'to secure him employment and’had failed to do so. In point of fact Mr. Largey had gotten Riley several positions, but he was un- able to-hold them, and he aleo frequent- ly give, him money, and helped him in many ‘ways. 7 eS ‘The shooting took place in the bank ef. which Largey was president. Mr. Largey and Riley were talking when suddenly the latter drew a revolver and fired, shattering, Mr. Largey’s left arm. this position was protected by the coun- ter, and hed he not raised hia head would probably not have been killed. He saise d his head, and as soon as it came into sight Riley fired the second shot. ‘The bullet. struck Mr. Largey in the center of the forehead and he fell Thomas J. Riley, the murderer, was taken from Butte ‘to the Deer Lodge penitentiary, to prevent him from being lynched. ARTHUR BALFOUR ON CHINA. Speech -by.the Government Leader in the House of Commons. Rt. Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, first lord of the treasury and government leader in the house of commons, addressed his 4 at Manch Enel IN THE SUPREME COURT Twenty Cases Filed Since the Estab- lishment of the Rossland Department. REGISTRAR SCHOFIELD KEPT BUSY 1 a Ten Cases and Motions Elled Within * the Last Ter Days—Boon to Attorneys. of the court, is being given something todo. + There have been twenty cases filed since he opened the office in Rossland. Dur- ing the last two days the following cases and motions have been filed: ~ Re Kootenay Brewing company, A. C. Galt, golicitor for creditors, applied for an order asking to enlarge, and a motion for writ of prohibition in Victoria against ~ jurisdiction of lower court judges.” * Houston vs. Stussi, etal. P. L. Forin for Plaintiff, applying for aii orjer re- moving the case to Rossland. Re Kootenay Brewing company, J. D. McDonald for creditor, applying for an 1, and the other day. Referring to Chiiia, he said. their in- terests there were commercial and not territorial. Except asthe base for pos- sible warlike operations, territory would involve responsibility and expense in money. He dilated on the fact that the extent of our trade in China gives us a special claim to prevent her pursuing a policy that would discourage trade, and added: - “But the deepest diti of our order ing Bank of Mi to enlarge writ of prohibition. Re Kootenay Brewing company, wind- ing up J. G. Abbott for creditor, apply- ing*for an order of delivery and enlarge- ment, © 0% s A, B. Clabon va, Ri‘8cott,: A. H. Mc- Neill for plaintiff, applying to, continue injunction, which was granted® upon terms until trial. : ¢ Thompson vs. city of Rosslan Scott’s eaiary, plaintiff applying for con: policy preclude us from using our trad- ing privilege as a weapon to exclude our rivals, If we ask for freedom of trade, it ia not for England alone, but for the ‘hot Jaze pati ne ten of in: until trial, which was granted upon terms. Malcolm McLeod vs. Ida Queen Min- ing claim, W. J. Whitesides for plaintiff. Application for costs, di to pay . There are to be twelve ill Ocean.” | There.was no objection, said Mr. Bal- It is understood that Rossland is to get. a eotA ‘ four, to Russia having an ice-free fort, provided England was not ded, bi 8 ae ve write-up of the ‘city and camp, in addition to ‘the ‘illus- We have a few. TOILET ~| and MANICURE sets left from our large stock which will be'sold Fe... ee . At Your Own- Price “Design: the prettiest in gow FRASER ©. The Reliabl ‘|"] joint session today and balloted for United States ‘\'formally declared senator for both the “Senator Mark Hanna, ‘Columbus, - Ohio, January .12.—Both branches of the Ohio legislature met in ators. Mark Hanna received a majority of three votes over Major McKisson, of Cleveland, and was short and the long terms. Mr. Hanna’s seat in the senate is thus secured until nt the gi would do its utmost to prevent China yielding to pressure, to make regulations adverse to Great Britain, or any ii but when taxed. Bailey va. Ida Queen Mining claim, for same, with same order. Bank of Montreal vs. C. F. Long, T. M. Daly for plaintiff. Moved for chan- very order, same granted absolute. Doland vs. Brown, J... Clute, Jr., - attempt to dot the cosat of China -with foreign’ stations by protec- tionist countries who would raise cus- tome or other barriers to our trade. The morning paper editorials of all shades of political opinion express satis- faction at Balfour’s position; but they complain of the absence of definite for | applied for. FRIENDLY CONGRATULATIONS. The. Supporters of the Mayor and Council ‘Meet at the:Pacific Tonight. [At 8 o’clock this evening the friends of H. 8. Wallace, the newly elected mayor, and Aldermen J; 8. Clute, Jr., John’ Ed= statements. March 4, 1905. PEOPLE COMING AND GOING. * George A. Fraser left todsy for Spo- | Jkané to.meet his wife and daughter who are.returning home from # four months’jing busily engaged in surveying the visit to her parents in Ontario. | “DRUGGIST The Walters ‘Co. Limited Liability. % Drawer L. -.. > | Rossland, B.C Buy and sell legimate mining stocks ROSS. THOMPSON( T have blocks of stock in the following companies for sale— Eureka Consolidated, West Le Roi and Josie, Monita, H - Gopher, RB. E. Lee, Eveniug Star, Monte and Silverine. “Lots in ‘the Original . Townsite. only. Special attention given tothe} atock of The Canadian Gold Fields Syn- i Limited, operating the w at Rossland. Cable Address ‘'Walters.’’ Sates] se Bedford McNeill’s, Liebers and Clough’s Codes. Cristo, - THE REDDIN JAOKSON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND, B. 0. EpWaxD CRONYN. J.8. Crore, Jn J. A. Macpowanp. Macdonald Clute & Cronyn Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries. Solleitors for the Bank of British North America ‘Money to Loan. McBaripe Buripine, Rossnanp. ~ last evening and -will remain several days. . aise Attorney J. B. Jones arrived from |: CITY NEWS CUT SHORT. ‘Two sleigh loads of young people went to Trail last night to a:tend a dance. The O. P. R. surveying party were at work near the Iron Colt mine this morn- ground for the new railroad. Police Court. The grist at the pelice court this morn- ing, jisted of three cases. at Sewing ‘Maehine company, is in the city for several days. ~ ~Mrs, Edward Hewitt arrived from To- ronté last night to make her home in Roseland. : Phil Aspinwall is in town and won his suit sgainet J. A. and E. M. Shupe for rent. cal Tom Mulholland left on the noon train for Toronto. Hia brother, F..A., “Je Aa Mortill, with head George Green was fined $5 for striking James Taylor. * Richard Powers was fined $2 for abus- ive | used at J. W. Th 1) &. restaurant man, who was insisting upon Powers paying for a meal. The care against J. A. Campbell for wrongfully receiving and converting a check from the Le Roi company was withdrawn. Campbell had wages com- ing fora day’s work coming and was given a check for $31; by mistake, which him to and will d to Alex. C: J. A. can- return and have charge ok the Deer Park mine, F Harry P. Jones went to Northporf to- day and will return tomorrow. Mra. 8. M. Kepsky left on the noon to a summons stating that her'niece, Mrs, 8. M. Hart, was dangerously ill, 8. H. Plumbe, clerk at the Allan, went and Typewriter. John W. Hartline, Prop. Telephone, No. 8 Sleighs! Cutters! O, Yes, We Have Them. One, Two and Three Seats. They are Nobby. Try Them. If You aro Get- ting up a Sleighing Party see us about Rigs. Good Teams. “Rod Star Livery and Transfer Company. Office, No. 9, Washington Street, Martin Block. ‘ Stables, Le Roi Avenue, Rear Hunter Bros, St: Currespondence; Englisli and French Legal Work, : Mining . Reports, Etc. Miss Harries, Ritchie Building, Office,, W. J. Whiteside, Esq. Comfortable Rooms : . Board and lodging $5 $6, $7 and~ $82 per ‘rook Bota spring beda al St. Charles ‘Hotel. to }! today fora months’ vacation. Li ii and General Chas. 8. Warren and party arrived in Trail last night from Van- couver, and came up to town by a Col- umbia & Western special: today. Official Notice Given. City Clerk McQueen yesterday gave official notice of the election to office for the coming year of H. 8. Wallace for mayor, C. 0. Lalonde and A..8. Goodeve for aldermen from the First ward, Ross Thompson and Albert Barrett for alder- men from the Second ward and John 8. Clnte, Jr. and John Edgreen for alder- men from the Third ward. Every Tuesday and Friday evenings at Dominion opera house under the di- rection. of Prof. G: m0. 26- 1- tf train for Ellensburgh, Wash., in answer} not read. He signed his own name to the check and the bank, not ‘noticing the difference in, the name, cashed it. The matter was fixed up-and the case dismissed. Inquiring For Myers. A brother of W, A. Myers, who start-. ed the Evening Standard and then left Rossland Christmas eve, leaving unpaid printers and numerous other debts, has written to parties in this city asking if hia whereabouts are known, He also asks if it ig true that Myers committed suicide No one in Rossland seems to know where the vanished printer and pseudo editor went, Very few accept the suicide theory, Those who knew him well beleive that he bit offenore than he could chew in etart- ing the Standard and as he could not pay his bills he escaped to avoid annoy- ance, Danny Burke All Right. Joe Pitre who has just returned from - | the Klondike says Danny Burke is in Dawson City enjoying good health. He has been out to several excitements but #0 far as known has not struck it richyet. green, A. 8. Goodeve, C..O. Lalonde, Albert Barrett and Ross Thompson, will meet at the committee rooms in the Pa- cific Hotel to extend formaly congratue lations and listen to a good program of vocal and instrumental ‘music. There willno doubt be some good speakers and storytellers present to entertain and: amuse the crowd, All frienda are cor; dially invited. . é . GRAND FORKS. Three Candidates for the Mayoralty Placed in Nomination. Yesterday was nomination day for the city election at Grand Forks. There were three candidates for the mayoralty. Robert Hewitt, W. K. 0. Manly and P. * T. McCallum. McCallum was. beaten: last spring by John A. Manly. Robert Hewitt is alderman and W. K. C. Manly a brother of the present mayor. As there are but 52 votes in the town the fighting will be at close range and no doubt hot. Jeff Davis, J. W. Jones, J. L. Wise- man, Robert Petre, John Donaldson and placed in County Court Proceedings. ‘The county court was engaged nearly all day yesterday in the action brought by W. K. Semple against the Columbia & Western railway to recover some $200 alleged to be due him on salary. The railway produced a counter account of about the same amount, which it claim- ed Mr. Semple had collected but had not turned in to the company. The jury gave a Verdict of 423 and costs to the plaintiff. The Kootenay Brewing company’s cage has been indefinitely enlarged. The Bank of Montreal hag filled exceptions to some of the rulings of Judge Forin in the cage, on the grounds that he ex- ceeded his authority. The case will come up before the supreme court at Victoria. Custom House Moved. The Rozsland Custom” House has moved to Washington street, upstairs in the Martin block, in the rooms formerly occupied by Dabney & Parker. L, A. Manly, are among the aldermanic . Pi