MONTE ORIRTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA.

hese three properties are owned
by Eastern Canada enpitaliste and are
represented here by George Plunder
as general inanager and arold
Kingamill, seo and trea. They are
wil situated on “Mente Cristo mounul-
about a mile north of town.

The Monte Cristo has over 1800 feet
of tunnel, shaft, - rise and cross-cut
work. Itis provided with two com
pressors, une 7 and one 4-drills.

Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work and
is furnished power by the Monte Crie-
to. Forty men are employed on the
two properties.

Virginia: Over $13,000 was expend-
ed on the Virginia by former owners.
Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasere
ec <a double compartment
vertical shalt, which will be provided!
with cages, the frst in the camp-

All three of these claims are val-
uable and promise fair to make divi-
dend paying mines.

ANNIE E.

This claim is owned by the Britich
Lion mining company, George A.
Fraser, sev. and tres. It is located on
the eset slope of Deér Park moun-
tain, south bnit, adjoining the Gold
Hunter and Grand Prize. It is crown
granted and has a shaft down on thr
Yein 90 feet. Ore.vasaye from 86 to

aeRO
nT E HNES

A Belef Write-up Which Will be Bx-
tended to All the Properties
in the Camp.

LB ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR
mmation obtainabl from
Owners and Other
Sources.

_—_

Best

‘Lhia write-up will be contived cor-
rected and carried until the principal
inines and prospects have been des-
cribed. As we are unable to visit all
propertics herein mentioned we will
not be reep ible for all t

+ but in the main they can
on as being correct.

DEER PARK.

The Deer Park is located on the

be relied up-

International Hotel

Rooma Nowly. Fitted and
Furnished and

MUSIC HALL.

ne
Week Beginning Monday. Feb. 7, 1898

Prices Reduced

—rTo---

$3.00 a Week.

T interests in Trai! Creck
properties of merit for

all e development work.

ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING & IN-

VESTMENT CO.
Spokane, Wash.

The Rookery.

DO
YoU
WANT

A-
MAP

$10, rsa is regarded as # good pros-
pect.

summit of Deer Park mountain in
the sunth belt, » mile and a_ half,
south west of town, and has probably
the largest mineral deposit in the
camp. It is developed by a shaft 145
Jeet deep, and 95 feet cross-cut. 1ts| Pp. Jones, Hugh’ McGlynn, Mike Mor-
binery ists ofn 40-horee boil-|ri9, B. Cronyn, J.A. McDonald.
er ans a 20-horse hoiat. Supplies are) shaft has been sunk on the vein 85
laid-in for an all winters work. The | feet with a tunnel and open cnt of 35
grent body of ore is low grade, but: is
reported improving a8 depth is gained. BLUE BUCKET AND PRIMROSE. -»
sunset NO. 2. . Owned by Harry P- Jones. Located
The Suneo! No. 2, is owned by the | fye miles north of Rossland, and a
Canadian Idfields Syndicate, limit-| y, ar neighbor of the schiand. ‘The
ed, and situated in the south belt, on Primroze shows an iron capping "5
tha enst slope of Deer Park mountain, | feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows
one hali milo from the business cen-/, 7-foot quartz ledge on the aurfuce.
ter of Roesland, and just abave the] | ELECTA AND CHIEF SBTTLE.
2. Ne ive es vigoroa | ’. These properties belong to the Ger-
babe haat ee ol ean 134 mania Gold Mining company and are
two machined Wy bereits Be Jocated on Green mountain juet north
fect a day Is being driven. and in the doce mountain, Liree yet ae ald
ana Un the ZOtb of NOV [iniles from Rossland. ‘There is ». 90
; foot of work doves He) tout eaftand 30 font crasseut on the
the vein, and other) reas ‘The ledge ig large mud well

THE UNION. .
Tho Union ia located three miles
north of Rosslond and is owned by H.

A .

feet. Surveyed and crown granted.

OR

A
NEWSPAPER
cure
IF SO
& ADDRESS

ALLEN A. SMITA,
TIMES BUILDING,

39. CHICAGO.

Let me estimate and submit samples.

Have You *

that

cranes inks poets 4a] tind wn aang ve been obtained
“ v ‘ry te the ecopon= as high as $300 1 ton.
tnemine. THR BLACK PRINCE,

. - Owned by thé Black Prince mining
company, J. A. Kirk, prea, Heetor
McPherson, vice pres., G. A.’ Fraser,
aec. and tra, Located on the north
side of the Columbia river, three miles
below Trail. Work consists of « 40

3s become fame

oua mt the Sent gard producer

du Canada. Te has besides putting Jn

extensive and expeisive machinery,

paid for over 4,500 feet of work, built

necessury buildings, purchased and | foot shaft, 60 foot tunnel and nhout
nearly completed a smelters and paid 100 feet of open-cuts. Assays $13.

$725 000.in dividerds. Jt ia sitnate * wiie <HEAs. ~

@ sonth-enst slope cy Red moun-,| : en s : A .

wee ithin Tie oor HOLE nants of the| The. Biba'is: situated. on Tockont

2 Unpitalization of the company mountain,.in the south belt, just

.BOU,W0, divided into 600,000 | south ‘of the Crown: Point ard ie

har valine $5 ‘per shiare. ‘The owned bythe Elba-Trail Creek ‘Con-

Sis Weld at $5,000 _ \solidated.: mining: é¢ompany, Robert

nt
&| down on the ‘vein 100 feet and a con-
tract Jet for another 100 fee with nine

men working.

NOTICE.

The annual_meeting of the British
| Lion: Mining & Millin; company, limited

liability, will be “held . at the offices of
the company in Rossland,’ B. C., the
third Monday in January, 1898, for the
purpose of electing officera and trans-
acting such other business as may come
before it. Dated January 3, 1898.

Grong A. Fraser,
Secretary and Treasurer.

H. Ridpath, L, F.

M. Arimatrong, E. D. Sanders.

P CENTRE STAR,
Owned hy Centre Star mining com-
* pany, Oliver Durant manager, Capi-
talization $1,000,000, shares par value
¥leach. No stock un the market.
here hua heen repented refusals of
‘The mine is si di - :
le north of the busi- SECRET SOCIETIES
O8BLAND, Lodge, No. 36, 1. 0. 0. F.
od | Ritgrery Howey, ake fe ators, Hal
Jee Mincup, NGOs John Jacksons sro see
OMneels on theavening Of tie Ait Teowsaey
ef. gach month at Masonic Halle Rocaeud
the | Eaeing Petbren ose aula

Ab by
for | -eatment. vil
five’ 1ocations in the camp and one of
the nest valuable. ‘Ths latest and.
micet imy A hiner is i Med
on the property.
WAR EAGLE.
Thiamine and tue Crown Point are
owned. by the War sisgis Consolidated
Gold mining company of ‘Toronto, It
adjoins the Le Keion the west, and
hag done over 5,600 feet of develop-
mene work and paid $175,000 in divi-
dends. ‘Che present managment pre-

eve:
8:00 o'clock.

E. J.
K. of R, and

8.
".M.—Red_
3
1

Carssow, C.C.; C.

Kor. Mountain Tent No.

in Boctety

. ———
DON'T FCEGET.

Do
office will save you
work promptly and in the best style.
817-1

Barr, local manager.’ Therg is a shaft

Tporay Rossland.

ited to at- © ‘
OBSLAND Lodge, No, 21, K. of P., .

RRND eee Mie ke agaist St

I 4 meets
apd Sth Wednesday of each inonth

not forget that the Rxcorp job
money, do | your

Klondike
Feeling?

The cure for it is a SUBSCRIPTION

Rossland
Evening
Record —

Which dailsy give the news Té the grace

Gold Fields of

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.
Trail, = - -. BG

All eamples received by mail carefully
assayed.

THE ONLY

Dominion Hotel

“) WANTED f8re sonsSistrona

Duty He
RE Bo

OF THE KING PINS OF .
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
Wit Farce and Burlesque

Se

First Appearance

—OF—--

EFMAIL
BARITONE

Miss Frankie Sawyer

NICELY

FURNISHED ROO S

WITH STOVE.

WAR\ITINI|ROSS THOMPSON

Eureka Consolidated, West Le

Ihave blocks of stock in the following companies for sale— .
Roi and Josie, Monite, Homostake
R. E Lee, Eveniug Star, Monte Cristo, ~

and Silverine.

7

Gopher.

PAT WHITE, KITTIGIARES.\Tots in the Original Townsite:

THE RENDIN JACKSON CO.,
»

AGENTS, ROSSLAND, B. C.

JOHN R. COOK, ~
Office and Business Rooms.
% TO RENT x

Corner of Columbia ‘Avenue “and” Washington Street. .. Best locatiog
‘in the- tity. : :

Good Mining Property. Shares of Stock:i

3.00 and 3.50 per week.
Suites of Roums, 4.00.
_ Single Rooms, 1.50.

Come and see them at the

Furs Wanted.
The Providence Fur Company, Provi-
dence, R. L, wants ail kinds of raw inre,

Good Substantial Companies. Town: tits.

OFFICE WITH

Rossland Mi

g Abstract Co.,

Over Post OMeo. * JOHN JACKSON, dr, Age

wW

sking, ginseng, seneca, &c. Prices tur
next eixty duys are aa follows:

.$18,00 to $150.00

5.00 to 25.00

Pi fat on cll other fura and 8k:
furniehed upon, application. Full prices
ed, careful vele

ent,

0 it, andi
in all consignments.

svitie fates
endorsed bi

Tt
AY": ule
INION
porn Street, Chicago.

Epwazp Cronyn.
¢ 2 J. A. MACDONALD.

” Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries.

olicitors for the Bank of British North America
Money to Loan.

McBawe Bui.prxe, Ross.anp. :

Record Job Office

Has constantly on hand s supply of
For Sale Cards
For Rent Cards
To Lease Cards

J.8. CLutx, Jz Lie

TO REN

2

Having moved into our Fire Proof Buildiag

Ie for rent in whole, or in part.

Fight’ Rooms: on Second, Floor.
Rooms on Thira Floor.

The Record Three Storey Building

Two Rooms 4x 42 on Ground Flo: -

sanyen oat oe

wig ht digi OTT

Rossland Evening

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Record.

VOL. IL. No. 214. |

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PRICE 5 CENTS.

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Fancy Goods an Bt

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Say you capt, get any Face or

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|| You:frine nat :
the most

TOILET PREPARATIONS |
in the Keote yh fo oy ee:

GOODEVE BROS.

It pays to deal with Goodeve Bros,

P ot thy

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til
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3 z KWL Te

‘qnly the fineht
~<(Engliah gobda.in.6ur Tailoring. sMepartibent ad
employ none bit first class workmen. |
-Wecannot afford-to SLAUGHTER our -gooda: -
; 8s, thet means cheap labor and cheap, work, So ,
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MPORTE
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are rei:*s-; Glant Powder.:.;

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“|B. 0. Box 428.

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THE STOCK REPORT.

Numerous enquires for Iron

Mask
were the featnres of the

marae market this
nna holds its own at 21 and -
fe Oristois firm at 22. The caller
i Hope bag hada lull; we look
‘owever, tora rise and keen demand
for this atock in the near future.
idan has fallen from Lo, to
holds ita

buyers, Deer Park 72 bad np
cents.

own at 11

Quorations,

ROLT & GROGAN
‘Teigrnons 45. * nay Avenue.
Codes: BenvorD, Mcnxr1. & CLovaH.

J. B. JOHNSON & Co
MINES

MINING STOCK

REAL ESTATE -

INSURANCE.

‘We have sale for reliable stocks. Any
person having mining stock for sale it

DEALERS IN

to List- - -
: an———_With us.

ohnson & Ce.

P. 0, Box 41.

J.B. J

Poor- | -

‘| lining 'and stands nineteen inches bigh

HIER ARRIVAL CUPS

The Hockey and Snowshoe Race Cups
Haye Arrived and are
Beauties.

PROBABLY -POSTPONE CARNIYAL

The Medals Are Here ana Other Cups
Are Expected to Arrive -

A Kick from. Winniper.”
* Editor Récord, Dear'Sir:—In. the isme
of the Evening Record of February 2d,
under thé caption ‘‘no special privileges”
you say “the Canadian. g imen
grants no privileges-to citizens- of the

THELOGAL LIBERAL GLNB

United States that it does not ‘extend to
Chinamen and in“fact every sther’ ‘na-
tionality.” Dp eatisaie tele ie)

I might perhaps. be-permitted- to~ ask
you what the United States people have
done for Canadians in the United-Btates
that would in your opinion entitle thém
to privileges in Qanada ‘not granted to:
Chinamen, etc.’’?: -Is it because Cana
dians are not’ allowed to” hold‘ infneral
claims inthe state of Washing‘on’ that
the ‘‘anadian. nt. is expected

te| The

They Elect Officers and Propose to
‘Discuss the Yokon Railroad
Scheme,

J, B. McARTHUR 0 BE PRESIDENT

grant some special favors to United,

Soon.

In: the.show -window of Challoner,
Mitchell . & Spring, jewelers, are the
hockey championship cup, the cup for
the snowshoe race, and eight of the me-
dals to be given at the.winter carnival
which is advertised to come off on the
17th; 18th and 19th of this month.

The-hockey cup is silver with gold

Btatesera in British Columbia?. .. : -.
Orig it because Canadians are ‘exclu
ded from mining in Alaska. that your
fellow countrymen are to be ‘t granted.
special privileges not given to other. na-
tionalities” in the Yukon? -
Or again beoanse United. States cns-
toms inapectors snatch a, lady’s seal coat
off her back and a gentlenian’s. cap off
his head at the frontiers are citizens of
that country to be welcomed with ope”
arms, when they for: the'bettering ot
their position, come amonget us and are

on an ebony baee nine inches high. The
bow! ia eight inches in diameter. Tho
hase ig oblong atid: at either end is a
silver hockey player.on skates with a
hockey stick in his hand. The bowl is
di i T4 d “The

ship of British Columbia” and a pretty
scene of a game of hockey.

‘The anowshoe cup is silver, ten inches
high, and th@‘bowl is ten inches in dia-
meter. It reats on an ebony base and at
each side has a silver man on snowshoes.
The bow] is beautifully engraved. The

granted privileges not extended--to the
people of other countries which area
great deal more friendly to Great Britain
a..d hecrfolonies:than are’ the. people’of
the United Btates? Sir Oliver’ Mowat
when premier of Ontario correctly called
the United States a ‘hostile nation,’’
and the name is quite correct: so far as

is concerned. ‘ “ond
In your editorial further on’ you ‘say
“Some have and many more will ‘miake
fortunes mining in British Columbia and
t -

reada,

ship for British Columbia, presented by.
the Le Roi Mining and Smelting Com-
pany,” and a scene of a snowshoe race.,
The bills for these cups, have not yet
arrived but will be between $75 and $100
each. 9

The are eight medals for ski racing,
ki j and fancy skati

After Xmas
Talc Sonaks

It is said that on.account of the warm
weather and the big thaw that the carn-
ival will-be postponed for s:-week.

GITY. NEWS CUT SHORT.

| We have afew TOILET
and MANICURE ‘sets. left
from our large stock which
will be sold... . +. ous

At Your Own: Price
Design the prettiest in town.
FRASER
The Reliable
.. DRUGGIST

<| tonight at Dominion hall: _ :

by The —Maccabocs—last
“Dominion hall wea « decided |
success: | i }
: Go to the Catholic fair which begins
A nice silk dress will be given. to the’:
most popular lady in town at the Catho-'
lic fair which opens tonight at Dominion
hall. :
_ Jerry Bonneau, who was in jail charged
‘with attempting to abscond without
paying J. E, Saucier some forty dollars

he territories, buat vastly
more will be spent in this country than
is taken out by Americans.” It would
be very interesting to know how you
figure this out. S» far ag I-can learn
the product of the mines of Roseland
and the Slocan have chiefly gone to en~
rich Spokane and the state of Washing -

her attitude towards everything British |

a

Is: Martin,
McKenzie, Curtis, Sinclair
bes Dutton, Saucier.

‘The Rossland Liberal club met last

evening and elected the following offi-
cers: J. 3. McArthur. president; ©. 0.
Lalonde, first vice president: H. P. Me
Craney. second ‘vice president; Thos
Parker, secretary-treasurer; Dr. Sinclair
De. Js T, McKenzie, J. M. Martin,
Smith Curtis, J. E. Saucier and Arthur
Dutton; executive committee.
At the nezt, meeting it is proposed to
discuss’ ‘the Mackenzie-Mann railroad
‘scheme, and it ye understoud that the
local liberals are opposed to it.

KOOTENAY’ BREWERY SOLD.

John R, Myers Buys It for Twenty-five Thous
sand Dollars, i

Trail, February 15 (Special).
The effects of the Rooteiny Soman
Company was sold by the sheriff today
upon an execution in favor of the Bank
of Montreal to John R. Myers of Rouse
Panet, New York, for $25,000. bed

Bad Carnival Weather.
‘The present thaw is unfortunite for

the carnival. The moon changed Sun-
day and the hope that 1t would bring

m, The former from being a dead

cold weather has not been realized, As
the moon does not change again until

.. fyou intend us tg believe United St!

town has pecome a thriving place out of | the 20th, day i 3

the dividends, elowdrawn, trom. Dritish | sy vceeioucon tanec

Columbia, Look for example at the Le] jatu upon getting along without ice.

Boi mining company’s owners, living in| ©, Jeldncas, the eki racer, says that .

luxury in Spokane and Washington city, | unless there is a anow, it will be impos-

‘D. C., and building their smelter in Bri-] siple to ride the monuntein on skis.

tish Columbia did we: say?” Not~mach+] ‘ye upper? part‘of the mountain is apt

4tn-the state of Wasnington, if you pleace..| to havea cruston the snow while the
"But perhaps it is on the Klondike that | lower part of the course promises, to be

t atesers | soft and alushy. :

are going to spend: so much. money: ah e

‘Well, I believe moat of them buy thei

supplies betore'startingin your Puget!."“Word:comes.from N man -

Sound cities, and after Rottivg’ the: gold ‘called: Doyle; marae athe as

they are seeking it will only-bo to return / Sullivan, shot and killed Dennis Con-

Dennis Connors Killed.

‘with it to the place from: whence they. | nors Inst night at Kuskanook. No cause= © -

came. Now aa. these tw ig Tegions | for the killing is given. Doyle came up

are the only ones’ inte. which*-Unitedto Connors and said: “Dig up or PL

Btatesera have gone, ‘and they are not| shoot you.” Connore smiled and an-

leaving much money ih them, it is bard | pwered. “Fire away!” Doyle shot him

he owed him, settled the bill and has

\Salada. Salada.

been:

Salada.

Best, Purest, ;
‘| tim—Choicest

' ON THE MARKET.

‘The Spokane hotel has changed hands.
E. Lavalley selling to Oecar Duby, who
took charge yesterday.
Contractors—See us before purchss-
ing. ‘We make a specialty of filling
large orders, Hunter Bros. *
The gentle breeze todsy hay kept men
chasing their hats through the slush.
Charles Ehlers was up’ today for as-
asulting William Conrad. The case
was continued until tomorrow.
The Somers: family

to understand on what“yon. base “your'| dead and escaped.

statement. 5 Se The body of Connors was taken to
‘The contrast between the way Canade|Nelson and search is being made for

generously treats United States. people'| Doyle.

who come into her bofders,‘and. the way |.o07° *”

the United States treats British subjects

who go'to her country -is ‘most ‘striking |.

~* Delayed by Snow Blockade.
Rey.'E. D. McLarin, Grand Master of

and one thatreflects the greatest ditdre
on the former and oné that. should cause
the United States ‘nothiig but. dhaiie-
facedness. The United States with her
Meged 70,000,000 of population stande
in her relation to Canada -with. about
6,000,000.of people just abdat’ the “same
‘as a big loutof a-youth’of eighteen to &

the Grand Lodge of Magons of British
|Columbia, wired today from Nakusp
that he conld not come over the Great
Northern on account of the snow block-
ade, ‘and ‘had gone by the C.P.R. He
comes to Rossland on a tour of inspec-
tion, As he cannot arrive in time for
the.ineeting tonight it has been poat-

O. M. FOX: & CO.

106 E Columbia Avenue.

child of five or six ‘still‘ia “dresses” and
petticoats. Only with this difference,
that the shila in Lee! case Serna x |. ‘PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.
yery much more-ableto protec: erself * oo
Im, the lout (United ‘States) than -in|° David Goggin is in Rossland agein
the other case, ag PY after a-nine-months’ absence.

Canadians generally ar of tlié opinion F. E. Sargent, one of the stockholders
that it becomes United States citizens in | in the Nickle Plate mining company, is
British Colunibia and elsewhere to -be|intown. —
very mindful of the g ; path jent N
they receive in Canada compared tothat
which they mete out in their own coun-
try to Canadiana and to be - de
ingly civil. ‘They don’t cdme to. Canada|
for the good of Canada but.for their own
and it is well to bear that in mind. ©

It would also be very. becoming on
their part ifa very large number of them
became naturalized British subjects as
that would then change the strong-fecl-
ing of resentment which at present
exiats in Canada againet allowing people
to come into the country and grasp all
the mineral wealth without in return
being willing to undertake the duties
and responsibilities of ‘citizenship in the
country that does so much for them.

Yours truly,
T. C, Keeneyverpe.
Winnipeg, Feb. 10, 1898.

‘poned until tomorrow night.
fers to hold their ore until the com- “

pany huilds a smelter or can get bet-
ter freight and treatment rates. It
recently paid $700,000 for the mine.
It has sll tho necessary conve iences,
machinery, etc, The ¢ bia & Fi
Wes .cen ie lway is built to the mine} |.

o> RHE WILY MAY. _ T

Wanted $,2000
Wanted to borrow $2,000 on Roseland
real estate at a low rate of interest.
Good seenrity. Apply at thin office. tf

from showing at Trail and went to Nowth-
port. : ag

The fire hall has finally reached its
destination and 1s being fixed up by the
city.

J. 8. CO. Fraser, manager of the Bank
of Montreal, went to Trail today.

Loni Blue went to Trail today to at-
tend the sale of the Kootenay brewery.

, Muyne Daily went to Trail today
on legal business.

No Credit Cards
Furnished Rooms
Cards.

Assorted Colors,

pay

Palace. Open in Afternoon

Ska ting: from? to 5.

-_Anply at This Office mm or noon
| é ' Bvenihg, "7:30. to’ 10:

THE WEEKLY
RECORD

Will be Issued
Every
THURSDAY’
MORNING

will contain all the principal news
published in ure week,

ie

e Walters Co.
Limited Liability.
Drawer L. - - Roseland, B. C
Buy and sell legimate mining stocks
only. “Special attention given to the
stock of The Canadian Gold Fields Syn-

dicate,;* Limited, operating the well
known "- i

“ SUNSET NO. 2 MINE.

Attractive Design.

Record Jol Office

John Ww. Hartline; Prop. Telephone, No: 3°:

Sleighs! Cutters!
Bait Curtis 0, Yes, We ‘Have. Them.

One, Two.and Three Seats. « Thi
Rossland, B,C

‘Lhe ] ly Mov was the first location
ja Ug vamp, May 27, 1889. 1t is new

. B, e who has been in the |
Solocan in the interest of the carnival,
is expected home tonight.

: D8. Fi ld of the Trail smelter
was in-town-tolay.

A letter from Judge I. N. Blake states
he was in New York city and furnished
the World with a two-column interview
about Rossland and her mines,”
William Gill, inspector of internal
revenue, came in from Victoria last eve-
ning and is registered at the Allan. He
will be here several days.

- Hockey Practice ||
+ from10 toll ©”

Divilblies

Mrs. J. We
‘Wash., is in the city.

of

No. 20 East Columbia Ave | .

LH. Kxiiar, Mg)

gout of town, Development work
couststis of cver 300 feet of tunnel and
ahall. V ia L50 tons of shipping
ote en tbe cump, whieh will average
Bis ran. Mine provided with hoist,
mereasor plant, muchine drills. ete.
GEM, 1IGER AND UNCLE SAM.

Jahn Cromie, Brig_At-
LB. Campieli, Thos, Coffey.
anvone led in the south
with (ne Crown Point and
Gem, haga 50 foot
tof open cut work.
fac tunnel, 40 foot shaft
eet open culs while the Un-
j foot shaft and 140

ork.

OPEN DAY AND NIFHT.
A NICE, RESPECTABLE PLACE.

muon &
DREVER

SKATES.TOQ RENT SKATES TORENT
SKATES SHARPENED » + «.* *

Palace Skating Rink.

For Stickeen River.

Capt. W. P. Short of the steamer Lit-
ton and Capt. Albert Forsland of the
steamer Trail will ina few days leave
the Columhia river service for the Stick-
een river, where they take charge of boats
for Mackenzie & Mann.

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Carnival Season Ball.

Grand masquerade ball at the new
Velvet hall, corner St. Paul and Colum-
bia avenne, on Friday evening, February
18th. Admission, gentlemen one dollar,
ladies in costume free, lady spectators
fifty cents, Mr. Anderson, the costum-
er, will be at the Belleview hotel with »
new line of ladies’ and gents’ costumes,

Masks muat be raised at the door.

N.B. The new spring floor 1s com-
pleted. 2-14 6t

wrest cua83 WORK qUARANTEED.

‘ pe.§ te Nobby ‘I'ry.Tne. If You areGet
Gung up a Sleighing Party see ua about: Riga, Good. Teams, ,

Schall on Rel Star Livery ‘acd Transfer Company,
Oliva, No. 9; Washington Street, ‘Stables, Le Roi Avenue,
Martin Rlock. ‘ Hear Hunter Bres.

2614 Columbia Ave,

Turkistt Baths

and Massage.

Fagp W. Corvin, Masseur.

The Waterios
TRAIL, B.C.
Mrs. Reynolds, Proprietress

LOOK! * LOOK!

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BOARD AND ROOM
$5.00 PER WEEK.

MEALS 15 CENTS

AND UP.

yaa, COFFE OR BXER WITH MEALS,
BEDS 25 cents and 50 cents

per Night.
$100 per week and up.
ar THz—

Dominion Hotel.

South Spokane street.
Call and see us.

__ Notice is hereby given that I will at
the nextailting of the Board of License
Commissioners for the.City af Ross
land, apply for a licenae to sell liquors
by. retailimt the premises known ax the
Dominion Hotel, situated .on lots 11
anil 12, block 26, subdivisiun of Dist-

riet lot 635, City of Rossland.
Dated Dec. 14, 1897.
oa Georcs Owen.
Notice is hereby given that I will at
the next sitting of the Board of Lif
conse Commissioners for the City o-
Rossland, apply for # licen» to sell
tiquore by retail in the premises known
as the Windsor Hotel, situated on
lot 19, bleck 29, subdivision of Diat-

rict lot 535, City of Rossland.
Dated Dec, 14, 1897. -
‘©. Howson.

Trail and
It is rumored that the Canadian Pacific
will soon re-establish the steamboat ser-
vice between Trail and Northport. At
present the river is very low and as soon
as the water raises a bit will be put on.

enant Rates $2 Per Day. First-Claer
Furnished Rooms With or
Without Board.

S .L. Long, C.E.

Provincial Land and

T. E. HALEY w—

SUCCRESHOR TO 6: 3. gg

‘ :
Russell & Halew

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
for $2.50. You can get the beat Mine Surveyor,

of work, full count, prompt de- Sy BEEF PORK MUTTON FISA GAME: 3

livery and be saved money by Expert Draughting and Blue Printin; OYSTERS.~ ‘
patronizing the . Be . . b

OFFICE: BTONE BLOCK, 7
-ECORED JOB
OFFICE Rossland, B. C.

BEFORE

The Recerd Job Office was pat
in the peuple of Roseland were
charged prices for work out of
all renson. The regular price
for Sixteenth Sheot Dodgers was
$5.00 a thougand. Wedo them

I Rossland Warehouse
& Transfer Co. .

st “Hard and Soft Coal
and Wood..w=—

Metal Quotations.
New York, Feb. 14—Bar silver, 56c!
Mexican dollars, 45%4c; silver certifi-
cates’ 56}éc. to 57}¢c,
Copper—Very firm;. brokers’ price,
107g: exchange price, $11 @ $11.15.
Taad—Strong; brokers’ price, $3.60;
exchange price, $3.70 to $3.75,

Red Mountain Train Late.
Word comes from Northport that the
Spokane Falls and Northern is delayed
and that it will not leave there before
aix o’clock this evening.
working.
gold and silver,

$31.

‘TELEPHONE 41.

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Don’t forget that our Hardware stock
r is complete. Hunter Bros. *

Capitalization

Bed rock prices in groceries at Hun-
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1. 0. Nox 743. : Sade ; 3
Laake Bi game 43, Sp okane street, NO. 26 WaSHINGTON STREEI - }.0. BOX 48. ter Bros.