ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD

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SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1897.

ROSSLAND CITY BY-LAWS.

A By-Law to RevgaL By-Law No. 6.

BY-LAW NO, 11.

Wuereas, It is desirable to repeal by-
law No. 6. .

Anp Wueereas, The Corporation of
the City of Rossland borrowed certain
moneys from the Bank of British North
America, in Rossland, on the security of

the obligations provided for in said by-

AND Wuenreas, the said Bank of Brit-
ish North America has consented to the
said by-law being repealed :

TueRerone be it enacted by the Muni-
cipal Council of the City of Rossland:

(1.) By-law No. 6 is hereby repealed
and all obligations issued under the
authority thereof gre hereby canceled.

Passed the Municipal Council on the
12th day of June, 1897.

Reconsidered and finally adopted by
the Council on the fifteenth day of June,
1897.

R. Scorr,

(L. S.J Mayor.

W. McQuzen,
City Clerk.

NOTICE,
The above is a true copy of a_ by-law
passed by the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the City of Rossland on the

or not quashed upon such application,
so far as the same ordains, prescribes, or
directs an: yibing within the proper com-
petence of the uncil to ordain, pre-
scribe or direct, shall, notwithstandin;;
any want of substance or form, either in
the by-law itself, or in the time or man-

ner of passing the same, be a valid law.
00

W. McQueen,
City Clerk.

*s|ROSSLAND CITY BY-LAWS.

A By-Law
AND SIDEWALKS AND THE TRAFFIC
THEREON.

ror Reaunatina Srreers

BY-LAW NO, 9.

1. No person shall encumber or in-
jure any sidewalk, road, street square,
alley, lane, bridge, wharf, or gther com-
munication within the City of Russland
with any animal, vehicle or by any other
means, or erect, place, maintain’ or al-
low to remain therein any building or
structure whatsoever ;

Provipep ALWays that this section
shall not prevent merchants and others
from the removing of goods, wares or
merchandise across any sidewalk with
all reasonable despatch for the purpose
of taking in and delivering the same;

AND PROVIDED ALso that this section
shall not extend to the occupying, in
accordance with the provisions ‘of this
by law, but not otherwise, of & portion

tinue any such sign not in conformity
with the provisions herein laid down,

10, No person shall injrre or destrov
any ornamental or shade tree, shrub,
lamp, lamp, post, fence, railing in or up-
on any public ground, street, alley, or
ather public places, or upon any private
premises,

11. It shall be the duty of any occu-
pant of any building fronting on any
street within the City, to keep the side-
walk in front of such building in a prop-
er state of cleanliness, and no such oc-
cupant shall place the sweepings or
arhes trom his premises on the public
sticeta, a

. fo person driving any carri:
or other vehicle drawn by a horse =
imal:

miles an hour; and every such person so
riding or driving shall slucken the speed
of his horge or other animal in appro.vch-
ing any crossing for foot passengers upon
which any person may be crossing such
street or thoroughfare. .
4 person shall throw or pile
rdwood, tirewood or coal upon any
paved, or planked sidewalk within the
City or saw or split cordwood or fire-
ood upon any sidewalk within the

No yereon shall throw or pile or
cause to thrown or piled upon
any street within the City, so as un-
necessarily to obstruct the passage in
the same, cordwooj, or firewood or coal,
except for the Purpose of the same be-

horses, or other animal or , OF
riding upon any horse or other animal
on any of the draws or bridges within
the City, shall cause, suffer or permit
the horse or horses, or other animal or
animals which he shall be so driving or
riding to go at a faster rate than a walk.

ivery verandah, sign, doorstep,
Porch, railing or 6ther erection or ob-
struction projecting into or over any road
or other r public communication within the
City and not erected in compliance with
the provisions of this by-law shall be re-
moved by the proprietor or occupant of
the property with which such projection
is connected, after fourteen days ‘notice
in writing requiring the removal thereof
shall have n given to such pro-
prietor or occupant or left. for him on
the premises by or under the authority
of the Board of Works; and in case the

of the sidewalk or street for
purposes.

2. Where any house or building is
being erected, built or repaired on the
line of any publicstreet or way or within
seven feet thereof, there shall be erected
a boarded fence six feet high, to en-
close the sidewalk allowance in front of
such building to the width of six feet
and outside of such a tence a planked
pathway shall be laid at least four feet
wide, for the convenience and security
of the public; or it shall be lawful in-
stead of such fence ar pathway, to plank
over the whole of the scaffold at the
height of the first floor above the ground
and to enclose such scaffold at the same
height at least eighteen inches all round
above the level of the planked floor

id; the sidewalk of the street be-

15th dayof June, A.D. 1897, and all per-
sons are hereby required to take notice
that anyone desirous of applying to have
such by-law or any part thereof quashed
anust make his application for that pur-
pose to the Supreme court within one
month next after the publication of this
by-law in the British Columbia Gazette or
he will be too late to be heard in that
behalf. W. McQueen,
City Clerk.

ROSSLAND CITY BY-LAWS.

A By-Law to Exasie tHE Covuncit
oy THE Crty oF Rossuanp To
Borrow tHE Sum oF $25,000 ror
Certain [Works oF InmepraTe
Necgsstry.

BY-LAW NO. 12.

Wuergas under and by virtue of
of Section II. of the ‘“‘Speedy Incorpor-
ation of Towns Act, 1897,” the Council of

ii

; the
ing left free for the public use; and it
shall be the duty of the person, build-
ing or repairing such house or building
and the contractor or other person em-
ployed in doing the work, to sce that the
Provisions of this section are carried
out.

3. No person shall place any lumber,
stone, chips, shavings, rubbish, or other
building material whatsoever on any
sidewalk; and when buildings are being
erected on any strect no person shall be
allowed to occupy more than one-third
of the roadway with any such building
material where the roadway is not
occupied by any street railway; and in
that case not more than one fourth shall
: the buildi :

e ry iz
and no p>rson shall place any stone,
lumber, or other building material in
such manner as to obstruct the free pas-
sage of water in the drains, gutters or
water courses; and no person shall suffer
or permit any such building material to
remain on the street any longer than is,
in the opinion of the Board of Works,
absolutely necessary for the erection of
the building for which such material is
desi; uch person shall,

the City of R is
among other things, to 3 by-laws in
the year 1897, for contracting debts by
borrowing money, not however, exceed-
ing the sum of $59,000 and for levying
rates for the payment therof on’ tha
rateable real property of the Munici-
pality for any works of immediate
necessity which are within the juris-
diction of the Council:

Anp Wuezeas certain works, to-wit:
The opening, grading, rendering pass-

ol

; and every si
on the completion of the building, within
three days, entirely remove the same
from the street and cause the street to
cleared from all such building ma-
terial and left in good repair. Permis-
sion may be granted by the Board of
Works for the occupation of the rnadway
for the pur, and in the manner men-

tioned in this section.
4. No person shall break, tear up, or
remove any planking pavement, side-

rl

able of streets; the
und appliances for protection against
fire, and the construction of sewers and
the purchase of lands for civic buildings,
and the erection of civic buildings are
necessary to be undertaken and had im-
mediately :

AND wHEREAs the sum of $25,000 will

Uc, ing, or
other road surface, or make any excava-
tion in or under any street’ or sidewalk
within the city for any purpose whatso-
ever without the permission of the Board
of Works; and it shall be: the duty of
every person breaking, tearing up, or re-
moving any planking, pavement, side-
wal di

or of such pro;
shall neglect or refuse to remove Ta
projection for seven days after the ex-
piration of sucli fourteen days the same
may be removed by or under the direc-
tion of the Board ‘of Works at the ex-
pense of such proprietor.
14, Every person who shall excavate
for the erection of any wall or building
or for any other Purpose, near-to an
street or highway within the City, shall
an fi i

ing owned or oc-
cupied by him opposite to which the
same be thrown or piled or for the use
of the person owning or occupving the
same; and no person shall permit such
cordwood, firewood or coal to remain
upon the street for a longer time than
two hours, or so as to obstruct the free
use of such street.

. No person shall make or prepare
mortar in any street or public square in
this City without permission from the

ard of Works.

28. It shall not be lawful to gather in
crowds on any sidewalk or in any stroet
within the City so as to obstruct
travel therein or encumber the same
and three‘or more persons shall not stand
in a group or near to each other in such
®@ manner as to obstruct a free passayze
for foot passengers on any street or side-
walk within the city, after a request
to move on made by any ember of the
police force or any other person duly
authorized By the Mayor or any Alder-
man,

29. Whenever, during the winter sea-
son, snow or ice shall accumulate on
any of the sidewalks or verandahs in the
said city, or any portion of them, it shall
be the duty of the person owning or
occupying, or having charge of the house,

putupa
railor plank along the line of such
street epposite to such excavation and
maintain the same so long as may be
necessary to prevent danger to persons
travelling along such street or highway
or their horses or vehicles.
15. The owner and occupant of every
house or building adjoining any street
or highway within the City shall have,
maintain and keep tight covered water
spouts, by which the water shall be
conveyed from the roof of such house or
building to the distance of not less than
twelve inches beyond the outer edge of
the sidewalk where the water is brought
down adjoining the streets.

16. © person shall have or maintain
a gate or door to or upon premisesowned.
or occupied by him which shall be so
constructed that the same shall swing
over any sidewalk, street, road or lane
within the City. “
17. No person shall take up, dig or
carry away any of the earth, sand, or
gravel in or from any street, road or lane

within the City without the

or lut of ground before which
such accumulation as aforesaid shall be,
to clear the said snow or ice from off the
sidewalks or verandahs before the hour
of eleven o’clock a. m. following next
after the snow fall, Should the person
owning, occupying or having charge of
any house, building, or lot of land,
neglect or refuse to comply with the pro-
visions of this clause it shall be thé dut:
of the Chief of Police to cause. the work
therein ordered to be done at the ex-
pense of the party guilty of such neglect
or refusal.

30. The rule of the road within the
limits of the City of Rossland shall be
that vehicles meeting shall pass to the
left hand side of the street.

,31. Any person or persons who ehall
violate the provisions of this by-law, or
any ofthem, on conviction before the
Mayor, Police Magistrate, or other Jus-
tice of the Peace having jurisdiction
within the City, forfeit. and pay such
sum, not ex ling two hundred and
fifty dollars and costs, together with the
costs of i as to the Mayor,

of the Board of Works.

18. Every owner or occupier of any
house, building or lot within the city
who shall require to drive any horse or
other animal, or wagon or other vehicle
across any paved or planked sidewalk
for the purpose of entering his house,
building, or lot, shall constract across
the drain, gutter, or water course, oppo-
site the gateway or entrance to his
premises a good and sufficient bridge of
planks so constructed as not to obstruct
such drain, gutter, or water course, and
shall also place a piece of timer along
the edge of each side of the pavement or
planking sufficient to prevent the pave-
ment or planking.from being injured in
crossing it, or entering such house,
building, or lot.

19. No person shall drive, lead or
back any horseor other animal or wagon
or other vehicle, or draw, push, or pro-
pel any hand cart, wagon, carriage, or
other vehicle in or along any sidewalk
in any public street, or other public
place within the city; PRoviDED ALWAYS
that this section shall not apply to the
propelling of baby carriages tbat in all
cases it shall be the duty of every person
propelling a baby carriage to give way
to foot and, -if

be required for the purposes 3

AND WHEREAS it is expedient to bor-
row such sum for such pur, 5

AND wHerzas the total amount re-
quired to be raised in the year .1897 for
the purpose of repaying said debt and
interest at the rate of 6 per cent per an-
num will be $25,812. 50:

Therefore be it enacted by the Coun-
cil of the Gity of Rossland :—

(1) It shall be lawful for the Mayor
of the City of Rossland to borrow from
any person or persons, firm or corpora-
tion, who may be will: to advance the
same, the said sum of ,000 to be repaid

-on the 28th day of December, 1897, at a
rate of interest not exceeding six per
cent per annum:

(2) The obligation to be executed up.
on behalf of the City of Rossland for
such debts shall be in the form of a
Promisory Note dated June 15th, 1897,
and maturing December 28th,

| necessary and

re

(3) TLe sum of $25,000 shall be raised
in the year 1897 for the purpose of pay-
ing said debt and the further sum of

levied by a rate sufficient therefor on all
the rateable real property in the City of
ni

3) 6
This by-law shall come into effect on
the 15th day of June, A. D. 1897.
Passed the Municipal Council on the
12th day of June, 1897.
Reconside: and finally adopted
by. the Council on the 15th day of June,
897.

{L. 8.]
W. McQueen,
City Clerk.

NOTICE,
The above is a true copy of a by-law
passed by the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the City of Rossland on
the fifteenth day of June, A. D., 1897,
and all persons are hereby required to
take notice that anyone desirous of ap-
plying to have such by-law or any part
thereof quashed, must make his applica-

R. Scorrt,
Mayor.

, cur! ing, oO
other road surface or making any exca-
vations in or under any such street or

y, to
prevent interference with them, to turn
off the sidewalk) or to the lawful cross-
ing d into any yard or

ag spi ly ag and
under the direction and supervision
the City Engineer, to place, relay, an
make |, and to put in as good order
and repair as before, to the aatis-
faction of the City Engineer,
every such sidewalk and street
and if the earth should settle, such per-
son shall fill the sama from time to
time as may be necessary and to the
satisfaction of the City Engineer; and
every such person and the contractor or
other person by whom the work is act-
ually done, shall erect and maintain a
good and sufficient fence, railing or bar-
rier around every excavation made by
him, in such @ manner as to prevent ac-
cidents, and shall place and keep upon
such fence railing or barrier suitable
and sufficient lights during the night
and take such further care and precau-
tion as the City Engineor may deem

rect

of

ofa
lot adjoining the same, where a proper

d | bridge is constructed, as prescribed by

the next preceding section.

20. Noperson shall tie his horse or
other animal to any post, hook, or ring,
or in any way across any sidewalk
pavement, or crossing within the city so
as to obstruct the ordinary traffic of the
street or leave any carriage or other
vehicle standing upon any street ot
thoroughfare within the City unless it be
opposite the premises with which, or
with the occupant of which such person
has business, and then only for a rea-
sonable time, and no longer than is ab-
solutely necessary for the transaction of
such business; provided always that
nothing in this by-law contained shall
prevent carriage makers, wagon makers,

lacksmiths, innkeeps, and keepers of

ior the
and safety of the public and shall, if re-
quired by the Board of Works, so to do,
indemify the City against all damages
or injuries that may be caused by such
works to pny Person; and it shall be'the
daty of the Board of Works, before giv-
ing any such permission, to take from
every such person security that he will
perform all the obligations imposed up-
on him by this section.

5. No person shall without having
first obtained permission from the
Board of Works, construct, place, or
make any movable trap or door for the
purpose of entrance any cellar or
premises or under any buildingor place,
or any steps, porch or other entrance to
any building which shall in any way en-
crotch upon the sidewalks or streets of
the city.

6. No person shall erect any canvas
awning which shall in any way extend
over any street or sidewalk at a lesser
height than eight feet above the same.
7. Noperson, persons, bodies politic
or corporate, after the date of passing of
this bylaw, shall erect or place any ver-
andah on or over any streets or side-
walks within the city.

8. No person, persons, bodies politic
or corporate shall aftor the date of the
passing of this by aM, erect or place

o!

tion for that purpose to the p
Court within one month next after the
ublication of this by-law in the British
tumbia Gazette, or he will be too late

to be heard in that behalf.
(2.) In case no application to quash
@ by-law is made within one month next
after the Publication in the British Co-
Jumbia Gazette of such by-law, and
notice as provided in section 86 of this
the by-law, or so mach f as is

a s nature or
structure over any of the streets or side-
walks of the City of Rossland saving and
excepting canvas awning of a temporary
character, which must be erected in con-
formity with section six hereof, or cor-
nices to buildings wrth must be erected
; it at a

in wi e Ff
any by-law regarding fire limita.
rf No person shall place, hang or
tl

han

livery and lodgings’ stables from
porarily e d for the
space of ten feet in width, immediately
in front of premises occupied by them,
with vehicles undergoing immediate re-
pairs or vehicles from which horses have
been unhitched for the purpose of being
shod, or prevent draymen, expressmen

tem- | P!

Police -lagistrate, or other convicting
Justice shall seem right; and in default
of payment of such fine and costs as
aforesaid it shall and may he lawful
for the Mayor, Police Magistrate
or Justice convicting, as aforesaid, to
issue a warrant under his hand and seal
to levy the said penalty and costs, or
costs only, by distress and sale of the of-
fender’s or offenders’ g90%s and chiat-
tels to satisfy the said ‘penalty. The
said Mayor, Police Magistrate or other
convicting Justice may under his hand
and seal, issue a warrant committing
such person or persons to the common
gaol for any period not exceeding two
months with or without hard labor, un-
less said fines and costs are sooner paid.
assed the Municipal Council on the
1st day of June, 1897.
Reconsidered and final
the Council on the 3th

R. SCOTT,
Mayor.

adopted by
day of June,

q- 8.)
+ McQuegn,
City Clerk.
NOTICE.
The above is a true copy of a by-law
passed by the Municipat’ Corporation of
the City of Rossland on the 8th day
of June, 1897, and all persons are
hereby required to take notice that any-
one desirous of applying to have such
by-law or any part thereof quash
must make his application for that pur-
to the Supreme urt within one
month next after the publication of
this by-law in the eutieh Columbia Ga-

zette or he will be too late to be heard in
that behalf.
W. McQueen,

City Clerk.

CRICKET AT VICLORIA.

Victoria, June 18.—A. cricket match
between the navy and Vancouver on the
canteen grounds was won by Vancouver
on the first innings by 132 to60. In
the second innings the navy had 152
runs for six wickets, but time was
called, before the innings could be com-

le

——
QQUEEN’S JUBILEE.

' Rossland, June 19, 1897.
The Columbia & Western railway c>m-
pany will issue round trip tickets, Trail
Rossland, for one dollar, good o:

or other persons from. ying {the al-
ley, if the same be twenty feet in width,
for the space of six feet immediatly in

; by

the rear of the premises occupie:
them with such vehicles as are being

n_the
six daily trains, to.and including Wed-
nesday, 23rd inst. 8
F. P. Gure.ins,
General 8 i

SAVE PACKING

@ @®

Shirts, Gloves, Blankets, etc.,ete. Prices

tended to for non-residents,

KANE BROS. have opened «General Store at CRAIGTOWN, north fork of
the Salmon River, 7 miles north of the railway, with a full line of MINERS’ sup.
PLIES, Groceries, Stoel Hammers, Bellows, Caps aud Fuse, Axes, Ploks, Ovoralls,

‘as low as Nelson or Rossland, , Save 7

miles of packing, and buy your outfits at Craigtown.
Mining expert reports furnishe! on property.

KANE BROS., Propnicrons.

Assessment work promptly at-

Copper

F BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTING
AND REFINING C0,

Is now prepared to buy Gold, Silver ‘and

_Ores.

—_—— “I
Office and Works at Trail, B. C.|

eomenon Ey

The Fast. Line

‘Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
DIRECT CONNECTION :
Iwith the
Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.
Trains depart from Spokane.

No. 1, west bound,
0. 2 2 east bound,
TICKETS. TO
JAPAN AND OHINA
VIA
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFICO
8. 8. Co.
For information. time cards, ma)
apply to agents of the 8. F. EN.
nections, or
F. D. GIBBS,

General Agent, Spokane, Wasn.

A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gen. Pass, nt, «

And Soo Pacific Line ~

Commencing June kaily service to all
points will be inaugurated.

The fastest route to all points east
and west.

THROUGH TICKETS
0

And all points in Canadaand the United
States.

The only line running Tourist Cars to
Toronto, Montreal and Boston without
charge.

Toarist cars daily to St. Paul.

Have your tickets read via the Great
Lakes the most delightiul trip in the
world daring the summer months.

Trains leave Rossland via the C. & W.
to connect with steamers from Trail for
all points north and south,

‘or full information, tickets, rates,
maps, ete., call on or ress
A. B. McKenzie,
Agent, Rossland.

HH. M. MacGregor, Trav. Pass, Agent
Nelson, or to

Geo. MoL. Brown, Dist. Pass. Agent,
Vancouver.

Wisconsin Central Line

RUNS
‘Two Fast Trains daily between St.
Paal, Mi i

and Chicago and

actually used by them in the pi
tion of their respective business callings.
21. No person shall remove, or as-
sist in removing any building into,
along or across any street or sidewalk
within the city without having first ob-
tained the written permission of the
Board of Works and then only by the
route and in the manner directed by the
said Board

22, No person shall leave any horse,
mule, ox, or team in any street, alley,
or public place within the City with
out being sufficiently tied and no per-
son shall halt any wagon or other
vehicle on any crossing or footway
within the city.

23. Every driver or other person in
charge of any vehicle conveying goods,
wares or merchandise, in or through
any of the streets of the city shall re-
main upon such vehicle or walk beside
the horse or animal drawing the same
while such vehicle i: motion.

. No person @riving any carriage or
other vehicle drawn by a horse, horses
or other animals or ridiag upon any
any horse or other animal® in any of the
streets or thoroughfares of the City
shall cause to suffer or permit the horse
oe other animal which he shall be so

Get a lot at Burton City

NOTICE TO TRANSFER LICENSE.

Notice is hereby fiven that James Summers
will make application to the Board
Commissioners for t!

St. Paul
enue,

JAMES SUMMERS.
Dated June 11.

Imperial Baths

Now Open
Imperial BI’k, Washington St.
Opposite Allan House.

hicago.
pimples,
leaching’ the

of
ven for wrinkles,
lackheads. Also

hi
suspend a sign at any lesser height
9 (nine) feet trom the sidewalk, or con-

Rot the subject of any such

or riding to go at a gallopor
other Enmodarute rate’ excentien Cpor

Whereis Burton City

and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago with all
lines running east and west.

For full information regarding routes,
fates, maps, folders, ets.. address
your nearest ticket agent, or

JAMES C. POND,
Gen. Puss. Agt., Milwaukee, Wis
Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,
Gen. Agt. 246 Stark St. Portland, Ore,

Burton City is on Cariboo Creek

Pabst’s
Milwaukee
Bock
Beer

ONIDRAUGHTRATS THE

Going to Chicago
To Anywhere East

and St.

wecess. Success
an equivalent for Fi
tions.

Superior Service | ween i

ine 1s 8
every traveller who patronizes it.

248 Washington St.

?

If you are, see that your tick
Minneapolis, St. Paul or Duluth, tesa

THE NORTH-WESTERN LIN

aroree 8) ee rae M&O» AY.
ma ree (3) first-class trains leave Mii
Saul for Chicago on grelval of treige
fe ts Su

mm oda.
the North.
the. part of
W. H, MEAD, General Agent.
F.C, SAVAGE,
Travelling Agent.

a
Voluntary rsemnent of
on

pontaneous

Portland. Oregon.

Columbia “and Weslern Railay

‘Time Table No.4. Totake effect feb. 3, 1897.

UND.
Daily except Sunday.

Connections made with all bosts arri
ag reper i" al arriving and
Genera} offices: F. °. GUTELIUS,

General Supt,

KAS..0 & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD NO. 1...

Sandon

For rates and information apply at
company’s offices.
ROBT. IRVING,
Ceafis Mer.

BR. W. BEYAN
Supt. & Asa’t Treas,

International Navigation and
Trading Co,, Ltd.

Kuotensy Lake and River, B.0;

‘This;company’s new steamer
INTERNATIONAL
Leaves Keslo 7:30 a.m. for Aius-

worth, Pilot Bay, Balfour and Nelson.
Returning, leaves Nelson 8:30 p.m. on
on all week da;
JAS. WAUGH, G. F, HAYWARD

Purser. Master.

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

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

W. STITT,
Genera] S. 8. Agent Winnipeg

O. R. & N.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE

COEUR d’ALENE MINES,
PALOUSE,

LEWISTON,

WALLA WALLA,

BAKER CITY MINES,
PORTLAND,

8AN FRANCISCO, .

CRIPPE CEEEK GOLD MINES

And all points east and south. Only line east
via Sait Lake and Denver.

Steamship tickets to Europe and other _for-
eign countries.

taave. | sroraws Tine somapote

7:15 p. Fast Mail:—-Walla Walla,

‘Daliy. | Por n. Francisco,
Baker City and the East.

7:45 a. m* Mail: — Coeur d’- | 6:45 p.m.
‘Daily. - | Daliy.

1
Alenes, Farmington, Gar-
Geld, Colfax, Pullman and |

Ww

ARRIVE.

7:15 a.m
Daily.

For through tickets and further information
apply 0.0. B. &N, office.
490 Riverside avenue,
al
scam im H. M.A
Gane

30 Columbia avenue,
; oie
neral Agent. Trav ¥. & P. Agent

Rosslan

INTERNATIONAL.

W. H. HURLBURT, Gun. Pass. AGENT,
Portland, Oregon.

~~ BARNATO WAS INSANE.

Inquest Held over the Remains of the
Diamond King.

Southampton, June 18.—On the ar-
rival of the steamship Scot today with

bie address “Waurens,' Rossland. Use
‘s” *Moreing and Neal's" and Bedford
MoNvil's Codes,

AB
OSSLAND Mining
Atracts of titles,

Ab

CT COMPANY,

raders bloc!

Rossland Classified Business Directory

The Walters Co., Ld.

wtract Co, makes ab-
k; P.O.Box 568 | Nott
wittins

the body of Barnato, the coroner’s of-
fice! ; ,

sity of an inquest. The inquest was
held and the jury returned a verdict of

5 a ascertain the neces- | poor,
rg went aboard to P Ol

t Columbia ayent

your friends there.

AMUSEMENTS,
Billiards and Bowling. De Voin's Place

ue, You'll find all

Dat

death from drowning while emporarily

insane. . ;
‘Tue arrival of the steamship confirms
the details already cabled by the Agso-

+ Charnpe}

136 Columbia av

ARCHITECTS,
A DARMER, architect, 3rd floor
ra building, Columbi
‘TAYLOR & Moller, architects, Taylor block,
e.

Not
en

ia ave

ciated Press, of the circumstances under
which Barnato met his death. He was
feeling very poorly when the vessel left,
and often talked quite irrationally.
‘The passengers subscribed £100 asa re. | 4

W CLU

ICHARD M
reatment

jarsh, 22
t and
oor to Hotel Alla

ABSSAYERS,
Cc ETT, rear Empey Bros Pioneer as-

» sayer of Rossland

2 years’ experience in
minity of ores. Office next
in. :

ward for Mr. Clifford, the officer who
tried to rescue him.
Sol Joel, Barnato’s

nephew, says:

BAvER & Parker.

110 E Columbia ave.
P O97

“My uncle Showed no signs of suicidal) change P

lency until, that fatal day. I de-
ited that morning not to leave him for
a moment.” .

The Daily Mail asserts that Sir Gor-
don Sprigg, premier of Cape Colony,
who was & Passenger by the 8. 8. Scot,
says that when Barnato first came into
the saloon for his meals he was quiet
and social, but his moods varied to such
an extent that his nephew, who was
virtually his keeper, found it imp sssibie
to quiet him at the table and al
his meals taken to his cabin.

Cleveland, Ohio, June 18—Mrs.
Blackman 92f this city. who claims to be

mysteriously disappeared. - A letter
which was mailed in London abont six
weeks a ceive
who resides in this city. In her letter
Mre. Bachman said that she would ina
few days set eail for Johannesbu
attempt to establish her identity as
Barnato’s wife. Since.that time noth-

B.
Cc

Belleview H

F,,,©: PETTIBONE & CO,, mining and stock
‘brokers. Room 15, Coliins Hou:

(ew

. FULT fi
P.O. box 324. Trade:
M. ROBINSON & Co.

NGLEY & REPASS,
Block.

surveyors.

nue, buy and sell mines and mining shares.
(TE Bear Mining and

we
rocky? Cole: manager.

BENNISON & CO.
bia avenue.

rg to! block.

we.

BROKERS,
Mines bought and sold.

8. COOK & Co., mining brokers, rooms 6
‘and 7 Traders build!
|AMPBELL McCRAE CO,
‘stock brokers. 42 Columbla avenue.
FIELD, Hobbs & Co,, mines and stocks. Mem-
‘bers of the Stock Exchange. Otice Grand
Union Hotel. :
FRANK A, Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 265
otel.

OD, Clarke & Co., mines,
estate, No, 23 Columbia ave. east.
JOHNM. Burke,” Mining Broker, Columbia
ave. west

J.%
J.

the wife of Barney Barnato and who LANgo
left for London eight weeks ago, has| \yo

pA

N, Mines, Stocks and Real Estate
Office Taylor block, 136 Columbia ave.g

GREGOR, Atkinson & Co. brokers and land
‘Room 1, Oceldental building.

.TTERSON Johnson & Co., rel estate and

mining brokers, 93 Columbia ave.

was received by her daughter, RANDELL & POLLETT,

Members Stock Ex-

ing.
Ltd., mines and | 41,

m 15, Coli!

m
stocks and real

No!
i's Block. the

4. mining brokers, | (Re,
cer
Mining Broker, Re-
City

20 East Columbia ave-

Co., John

Millis
Office Commercial

., mines and stocks, 48

ing has been heard from her and the
theory advanced by Detective Seligsohn
is that she has met with foul play.

FROM THE RECORDS.
TRANSYERS,

JUNE 16.
Snow Flake }¢, Clarence B. Etnier to
David Cromie.

to Geo.

\ CONTRACTORS,
Cc H. HENDERSON, contractor and builder:
+P. O, Box 555.

*THO8. MeKinnon, Contractor and Builder’
A aU Lapua dora as

tend, First avenue, powazp & MURCHINEON.

of Lake.
near Lincoln Terrace.

DRESSMAKERS.
MME. E. V. ROSS, formerly of Walker Bros. &
Balt

Back Florence Hotel

D

RUGGISTS.
FP.BASER'S Drug Store, 41 E. Columbia ave.

Victoria 34, Alex. C
Funk,
Prospector 34, R. W. Northey to Geo.

Funk,
Gladstone 34, E. F. Rous to H. Hark-
ness and H, W. Schmidt.

suse 17,

Davy: Crockett 14, Tames A. Bently to

if
Tae A. Bentley to M. Olson.

. Olaon.
Big Toe %, J.

Snow Bie, J.M. Akins to Lucy Boy
i company

ining and Development
limited.

Branson, J. M. Akins to Lucky Boy
Mining and Development company,
“Kingston. J. M. Akins to Lucky Boy
Mining and Development company,

limites .
Luck Boy, J. M. Akins to Lucky Boy
Mining and Development company,

limited.

‘Winfield, 8.L. Myers to Lucky Boy
Mining and Development company,
limited.

suNE 18.

Consuelo, Blenheim, Churchill and

Mariboro, } eacd, M. W. Brewster and

John A. Montague to O. W. Chamber-
lain.

CERTIFICATES OF WORK.

Princess,

Jack
Olaf, O!

is
June- 18.—Mayflower No.
Head, Pilot, Diamond Jo, Ti

4, Ball

DYE Wi

Cc?

Dye Works.
ved aad rebatred under bose of

ORKB.
Clothes cleaned,
ice.

J Fr TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

SXPRESSMEN.
HARLES Bates, Transfer and Express. Head-
C¥dnarters, Montana bara
HARDWARE,
A., MeBRIDE & Co., hardware and mining
+ tool

PASIFIC HOTEL, Co
Jol

HOTELS.

Colut
yhn Watson, Proprietor

lumbia avenue, West.
rr.

rr

LAUNDRIES.

LAND Laundry, three doors east of Post
R% ice. Grahem & don, proprietors.

‘the

MS

possessed b:

claim can be readily,
sample of the ore.
ng. Hou

LUMBER DEALERS.
8, KERRY & Co. lumber, etc., everything
in the building line.

MINERAL P8YCHOMETRIST.

for th
Mquo:
telan

tice 1s
x

tosell liquor by

the Northern

2, subdivision 9, district lot
ated May 15, 1897,

situate on

the

Comm:
subdivision of district lot 685.

Dated May 15, 1897,

1, Ay
tne Province of British Columbia,
hereby give notice that I will,

‘of the Board of License Commissioners

sitet
sittin
to be hi

21, in plock 41, Subdivision of Dis

Notit
at the next sittin

know:
2, in

block 41, subdivision o:
Rossland.

Dated May 15th, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the unders!
will,

Hocise
or
and 83, Tiock 16, in the town .
‘Dated May 15, 1897.

Notice is hereby
the next sitting o
missioners for the cit}
to sell Liquor b;

Dated April 15, 1897.

APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSE,
ice is hereby given that I will at the next

¢ ‘Commissioners
ity of Rossland, for a license to sel

Ww of the Hoare of License
0

ra by retail in the premises known, as
id Hotel, on lot 1

ed June 10, 1897,
hereby

block 29, subdivision
of district lot’535, City of Rossland, da
A, McKeNzIR. | physical features Ang titles.

ven that we will apply at

General Brokers.

Mins, Minina SHanee any Mine Paopucts
Dealersin Developed Mines, jass 'Pros-
the | pects" and Standard Shares. id

cular attention given tothe orders of in-
ividusls and Syndicates. Expert reports on

Correspondence solicited,

next sitting of the Board of L

ul 0
Daniels & | missioners for the city of Rossland for a Ticense
taifin the premises known as
mn lot 13, block

D. P, BAGNELL,

Hotel, situate o1
635,

|. A: D. NEL8O?
J, M. ETNigr,

Notice is Hereby gtven that I will at the
next sitting of the Board of License Commis-
Mloners to be

7)

held wt Rossland apply
to sell Mquors by reta:

ry

the premises known as the Howard House,
lot block 29, subdivision of

district lot 585, in the city of Rossland.

Dated May 15, 1897,

1
ne:
isi

by retail in the
‘afe, situate on lot

ist Jackson, of the city of Ri

e Central Hotel.
Dated the 15th day of May 1897.
AvGust Jackson.

ice is hereby given, that I will apply at
fe

Board of
for

ait
of Rosslan

Dated 15 May, 1897

given that I intend to apply
of t Licens
a

ice is hereb)

the Board of
at Ross!

joard.

y retail in
it Hotel, situate on
, Failroad addition to

Dated May 15, 1897.

01
jodeg

at a next misting: of ibe, Boa.
bce
mata th Sack

the Board of.

1897, ‘H. Mutorp,

Wine
subdivision of

Dated May 15, 1897.
Notice is hereby,

ext sitting of
Ck
Hallway addition to
‘ihe prem
re
a0 and

igt
ot lot bu, City of
ot Lob BBS, Cg OB. Gab

Dated May 15th, 1857. cr wm a
Notice is hereby given that I will, apr

if the Board of

D5: Campbell, stusst

PHYSICIANS.

D*® Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

Block.
of
Dated May 15; 1809,

PLUMBERS.
. 5. | CAIBSON & Wilcox. No 18 E Columbia ave
on Ho 5 G ‘box 193.

June 16.—Skagit’ Chief, Passa
Maroon, Kelsyth ‘Frac, Carr, Lincoln
No. 2, Milwaukee.

——
A GRAND JUBILLEE BALL

mayor,
(formin;

bia ave.

STENOGRAPHEBS.

RB. Helen L. Keyes,
writer, Commerci#’ vecttin
Taha Copying. tte om it “iruders’ blodk:

TUBKIS!

ight. Ladies’ days Tuesdays
OPEN {83 days, Creedmore Building.

Stenographer and Type-
1 block.

Colum-

UNDERTAKER.
B, WHITE, Undertaker and Embalmer. No
B. *is Lincoih street.

WILL GIVE WORKING BONDS.

J.J. Henager and Alex Wilson have
valuable mining properties in the
South belt, on Red mountain, Colum-
bia mountain, Murphy creek, Sullivan

URBANK,
Br Goiumble

WATCHMAKER.
one door west of Allan House,
ave

To the public:
¢ three months

creek, Wild Horse, Champion creek aree,
and Waterloo, in groups from one to

nine claims, ou which a working bond
will be given upon reasonable terms.
Call on them at E. W. Shupe’s store,

Columbia avenve, Rossland.
FINAL NOTICE.

All orders for city scavenger work E. S. TOPPING,
TRAIL. B. G.

J
Has Mining Properties for sale or

must be left at desk of Sanit

avenue,

Tuomas BrownieE & Co.

NOTICES.

to collect
. Crafton, manager.

mnissic
to

ing of
Rnorsfor the City of Rossland,
sel quor by rel

rd of Lice:
i nd for a
ises

iin the, pi
in the rrilway addition
land.

H. 8. O'CONNELL.

mises
7, block
A. H. REvsBEcK.
Ice:
at the nent

re\
‘Rossland
corner of

remit

‘on lo

trict lot 585,
D McKeLiap

Hotel Fl UBte
block 17, in the railway addition to the
town of Rossland. scee A. Wann
Dated 15th May, 1897. =
I will appl;
the Hoard of Te

lots
Ross-

Joun Box.

lcense to sell

Hotel, lot 32
Rossland,

‘A. LEWIS.

ALL ly at

iven that we yt cerita

‘of Kossland for # License

a ae pe block 18, in

the Ottawa Hotel, on lot

Railway addition to Rosaland:

Desea Maye ‘Louis FoURNIEE,

given that I will apply atthe
Boe License Commis-

! Gerona Loar.

ly at
zo Com-
ses known,
in the premises
‘an, situated on lots 13 and 14,
ff bidce 29, subdivision of district lot 59, City
Homan? M. E; ALLAN.

tice is hereby given that I intend to aprly
a Nhonext nitting of the Bo nse Com-
missioners to

P. O. Drawer L, ROSSLAND, B.C.

J.H. Good. J.M. Clark,

Good, Clark & Co.

Rea Estates anp Muvina
Brokers,

Conveyancers, Commissioners, &c.,
MINES AND MINING STOOKS.

Ny

for
in

y at

tcgnse | Claims bought and sold. Companter

formed. Rents collected,
pondence solicited.

COLUMBIA AVE., ROSSLAND, B.O

|, &. Corres-

Salmon River Valley
Mining Co, Ltd. —-

MINE:

TAE GaATTENBAGRG

Situated one quarter of a mile south of Porcupine Creek, Nelson
Mining Division.

Only One mile from the Nelson & Fort Sheppard Ry.
Sapital, $1,000,000.

Divided into 1,000,000 shares of $1.00 each, fully paid and non-
Of which 800,000 shares have been set aside as Treasury

WILLIAM E. DEVEREUX,

Civil Engineer,0

Provincial Land Surveyor and
Notary Public. Office, up stairs
in Weeks & Co's Building.
SOLUMBIA AVENUE, ROVRLAND

a
at

Stock, the proceeds to be applied to development work ONLY. The
promoters stock has been pvoled.

OFSICE: ROSSLAND, B.C.

President, Fred. Kaiser, Trail, B.C. ; Vice-President, J. B. Stover,
land, B.C.; G 1 Mi A. Modigh, Trail, B.O.; Secretary

‘ali PURE GOLD TREASURY.
“ct| Pure Gold treasury stock at five

cents; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cents
Call and see samples of ore and get
prospectus and by-laws, Walter C.
Archer. first floor Lalondg block.

Ice! Ice!
LOON:.. LAKE ICE
Dolan Se Bowers

y at
ense

isos | Offices: 23 Washington St.
ot Telephone 48.

and Treasurer, Lucius Miley, Rossland, B.C.; Bankers, the Bank of
Montreal, Rossland, B.C.

Only a Small Number of Shares

Are left out of the first block of 50,000 shares placed on the market at

5c. each. When these are gone the price will be RAISED.

This is one of the most promising properties in the Salmon district
It is a high grade silver-lead ore, carrying from near the surface from

$84.00 to $38.00 in GOLD, SILVER and LEAD, to the ton. It will
pay you to investigate this property. The management expect to begin

SHIPPING before 90 days. -

Prospectus and any other information desired may be had on ap-

ion to the President or S

‘ys

A. B. FINDLEY,

D.D.S., L.D.S.

ned
of

Stussi block.

Graduate of the Philadelphia ‘Dental
college aud Hospital of Oral Surgery.

Rossland. B. C

TRALL, B.C.

The Waterloo Hotel
Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

Finger Points

Per Day.
Rooms
Without Board.

Tenant Rates

Furnis! ith or

First-Class

Are the old-fashioned way of directing the doubtful traveier at
The finger of good sense points to the Canadian Gold

McAULIFFE & CARSON

THE BEADING

Reserve Street, next to Drug Store.

JMERCHANT TAILORS.

Fields Syndicate, limited, as the best road to take from the cross-
roads of doubt, because it points to intelligent development work,
thoroughly well done, to an ore chute 300 feet long, to two new
discoveries of very rich ore on the very top of the ground, to the
shipment of ore in 60 days an t» SUNSET No. 2 as the best in-
in British C A hase of their shares, now

Rossland. British C

selling at par (10 cents) will asanredly place you on the high road

180N.

Fine French Candies made daily.
Best in sland.
Ice Cream Parlors.

Rossland Candy Co,

2 doors west Allan House, Columbia Ave

To’ Prosperity.

THE WALTERS Co.,
Rossland, B.C.

license
know!

- BRICKLAYING

‘to the

J.W.

layer.
ap, Reserve streat

All kinds of brick, stone and cement
work done by H. Christensen, brick-
Office at the gun and lock-

‘RICK CUNNIN
Tames ‘8. GRAHAM.
Dated May 17th, 1897,

yal, situate on lot
subdivision ot di cit
fad. i.

Dated May 25

t I will apply at
Won, Soard of License Com
w license

AM.

any

Burton

Inspec-
tor at the City’s Office, 117 lum bia-

Spokane Stamp Works,
ELDCCTROTYPERS,

and manufacturers of Corporation

Seals, Rubber Stamps, Stencils, etc.
Office at 126 Mill street.
SPOKANE, WASH

Will examine

bond on Lookout mountain, Beaver
creek, North Fork of the Salmon, Deer
Park and all parts of Columbia basin.
Also lots at Trail and Deer Park. | ¢

properties. will buy

atock for outside investors and will
protect them from wild cats.

Elie Lavalley,

Christina Lake Store,

IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY
MINERS AND PROSPECTORS
WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-
VISIONS AT’ REASONABLE

PRICES.

stocking
ties and

propoaiti
B. C.

o

We Aleo Progared to Keegy Travelees.

TO PROSPECTORS. —
We are making a Specialty of

good mining proper- wi
or

INCORPORATING

listea Eust.
ticulars apply to
L. GC. DILLMAN,

asa
| & 12 Sherwood Bik,
1 oe okane, Waal

are daily

ons in all Districts of
Tressury stocks all
For further par-

Burton City, B.C.|

eve
7:0 0'e!

Hughes, Secretary.
nd No. 8.

Tuesday at
Visiting bre
KOT Red

in Society Hall.
NOTICE TO TRANSFER LL

S.A.
House, on lot
t
Dated May 22, 1897.
NOTICE.

Kotice is hereby

tight of
ois.

;SECRET SOCIETIES

0. 0.'F. moe

J. L, Parker, Master Work-

untsin Tent No. 4
TM Ret bth Wednesday of each month

tice is hereby given that H. 6. °
lot 24, block 29,
ict Lot 545 in the City of Rossland: (oy y

y. given that I claim the |
te of Rossland on
ground sdiolning fake Zenith Boundaries by
oa 28. 0 ARSED &

RECORD

Every
MONDAY
MORNING

‘There will be a
members of this lodge

meets
" and a resume of
CENSE
o’Connell

Livense
he

Including a}|Syaopsis of the
mons delivered at the

THE WEEKLY

Will be Issued

It will contain all the principal
news published in the Daily

« SUNDAY DOINGS”

Miners’ and Prospectors’
Exchange ano
Development |
Company.

Incorporated March 8th, 1897.

JOHN M. BURKE

Will examine and report on mines
for ale, and also on mines of which
stocai s being sold.. !f my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all
moneys invested cu same.

JOHN M. BURKE, Rosslaud. B.C

Gen. Chas. 8. Warren, ‘Vice-President.
Wri Gallfner, Solicitor.

‘Thos. J. Corrigan, Secretary.
OFFICES: DOMINION HALL.

|. L. Parker
Joseph B. Dabney, sie ee Rerineer

Dabney and Parker,
Mines and Mining.

‘Mines examined and reported on.
Special attention given to the placing of
Mining properties and the management of
mines.

ROSSLAND, B.C.

Cable address, “ Parker, Rossland.” Moreing
and Neal and Bedford McNeil's Codes.

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.
Trail, - - - BC
All samples received by mail carefully
assayed.

John N. Blake,
CONVEYANCER, ETC.

Mines and, Minis Jad ties to Ural =|
‘Specialty. sis ee,

Investors will find it to their interests to visit
hasing elsewh
ex before pure! cite 4

T. J. CORRIGAN, Secretary.

The Anglo-Canadian
Mining Exchange, Ltd.
OFFICE: © ee aloes ORUG STORE
Mining Skcks and Claims bought and seid.

Gro. Gump, Secretary.

Cc. W. RICHIE & CO.
Mines and Mining Stockbrokers
11 Post Street.
SPOKAME W ASHINGTOR.

Ser-