| Rossland Evening Record —

VOL 8; NO. 166.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1899,

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Curb Bracelets. -
therto the “Curb Chain Bracelet” has been looked’ upon asa
tao. with Jittle noticeable change in style from year to year.

e have, however, recently added to our stock something entirely
ae in “Ourb Bracelets.”

‘This new style ie studded with Pearls and Torquoise. The effect i
pleasing, and ‘adda little of coat and much beat ate: i ay

J. W. SPRING,-

Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.
NEXT. DOOR TV. POSTOFFICE.

STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,

Are the prices of all OHRIS. ee nih Goops >
M, J. O!HEARN’S, the Clothier:

Oar stock of Ties, consisting of Four-in-hands, Puffs
Knota, Bows, Flowing‘ende, are up to date in every line.
‘We carry’ full-line of the King B and. Jobn B. Stetson
hate‘in all the latest styles. - Or Shoes are always in’ tho
lead and.are made by the best manufacturers in’ America.
We carry the best line of Mirer’s Shoes, Hip and Knee

.. Rubber Boots with eather soles. Our prices _of Ready

pitade Clothin, Dg are right...  Foood Is are. new and perfect

dered. Ciotng | is equally as cheap. Fit

oui ‘gar: Union labor em-

ployed. -A-call.colicited.. Washing. you all-a Prosperous
WV Year.

M. J.0 HEARN, The ras

€or. Cclumbia Ave. and Lincoln St.

TOYS, AND
NOTIONS.

H. S.. Wallace's

Circulating Library

THE ROSSLAND MINES.

‘The War Eagle stock fell five more
points and so quoted yesterday on the
Toronto stock market. This is the only

materia! change in the share market
since yesterday's report.

Upon the whole the local brokers are
content with the week’s business in
atecks the trading being for the market
to grow better. E

Tho standard stocks have been de-

RVERYTHING#

“ANYTHING

In: the tailoring line
quickly and sutisfacto-
‘yially made.

tut

c O. Lalonde -#=

~. Strong shoes foreturdy:
dainty. shoes forlittle
their mothers. We
uny one age or gex with FOOTWEAR,
of “good ehres for everyu
prising every kind of
medium, or heavy. Prices areall light,

one: #7. Our stock is complete, co:

however.

boys and stylish shoes for atpeee
rlg and miases and elegant shoes for
A not confine ourselves to supplying
but. makea specia ity,

and Shoe manufactured, “ight,

= WM 0.

TAILORS AND.
FURNISHERS.
Opposite Post Office

> |nel was changing and gave evidence. of
| nearing a Jedge which is- spevagh: to.-be

KennedyBros. & Pargold are the agents.

The 1 Herald of Jan. 6 says:
The trading in War Eagle was heavy all
inorning, and the shares jnmped to $3.20
and then to $3,23. Considerably: over
10,000: shares were traded in, and the
stuck appears to show any quantity of
snap, -A peculiar thing-in

cidedly the beat sellers during the week. |-

Weekly Review of the Development’ of the Principal Himes of the Camp-
General Tone of the Stock Market.---Output of Minoral---
General Mining Information.

being driven with all vigor in the Sun-.
eet No, 2,
Iron: Horse. ‘
The New compres#or is working =plen-
didly and sinking is’ being done with
machine drills and a large force of men.
Deer Park.
Drifting at the 100 and 150 foot levels
iz being prosecuted by a good force: of
men. . :
.Glant and Gertrude.
‘Work on the Giant and Gertrude is-
being vigorously. pushed.
= The Dundee. ° ‘
‘The 60-ton concentrator at the Dundee
mine at-Ymir.will blow. in next. Mon-
day. There ie 2000 ' tons of ore on the
dump awaiting treatment.

with War Eagle was the fact that while
it was~eelling at $3.10 in this: market
yesterday, it was quoted at $8.18 in Eng-
Jand.

Novelty.
Two shifta are at work driving the
tunnel to cvt the No. 1 ledge, which is
thought ‘goes through. the Novelty
ground, The foreman yesterday report-
ed that the rock in the face of the tun-

that of the No. 1.°
The Spitzee.
~The promoter’s stock of the Indian
Chief Gold Mining Company, which
owns the Spitzee, is - being subscribed
for.at 2’cents a share -without pushing.
Subscriptions are coming in in~ 9 satis-
factory way ‘to the company’s office.

eee Virginia.
i The work of sinking the double com-

TLL nnn TMA TANGUAMALAL AAI

Dry Goods

Dry Goods
Department.

Department. :

HUNTER BROS.

MIDSVINTER Clearing Sale,

MID-WINTER ©

oe Commencing Taesday Jan. 1
‘tading Friday - Jan, 20.

Just 10 Days! $ dust 10 Days!

Presenting an nagarenate of prices, the ke of which hes
er been secn in Rosslant

POSITIVELY "A BONA FIDE - CLEARING
SALE. mit,
“Must bave room for our dicous == S

SPRING STOCK NOW COMING. -

HUNTER BROS.

Dry Goods
D tinent

Dry Goods
Department

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saucer

PEOPLE COMING A AND GOING.

Earnest Kennedy edy ‘returned today
from Spokane where he has been on
mining. Phusiness.

O.-E, Benn, of J. L. Parker & Co., is
threatened with the la gripe, and re.
mained at home today.

Edward Walch: of Ymir- is registered
at the Allan.

B.A. Waters of Ottawa came in on
the morning train.

Contractor J. W. Stewart is in from
Brooklyn.

Richard Webb and wife of Ymir are
at the Allan.

Dr. Edward Bowes and wife returned
this-morning on the C. & W. from New
York City, where Dr. Bowes has been
atudying the hospital work of that. city.

Sargent McGowan is under the’ wea-
ther and ie keeping to his room today.

Chief Ingram thinks he has a touch of
la grippe.

GOLDEN CURLERS NOT COMING.

They Have an Engagement at

Which Prevents.

Calgary.

. Secretary Jackson, of the winter car-

Felt after uein

. OF THE
Bea J OINTS.

to

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Prescription Babes ie always at your eervice.

McLEAN & MORROW,

site the Bank of Montreal.

THERE’ S/A LOOSENESS

one bottle of our
LINIMENT which

TAE DRUGGISTS

nival committee, is in receipt of a letter
from Golden stating that the Curlera of
that place will not be able to attend ‘the
Rossland carnival on account of an en-

gagement to play at Culgary at that time.
Mr. Jackson saya they had been in-
¢ | Vited but were not expected,

TELEGRAPH — LINES.

Congressman Dingley died at 10:30
o’clock last night.

shaft at. the Virginia is be-
ing pushed. Sixteen fext a: week ie
being made. Twenty-four men are em-
ployed,

Commander.

The work of driving. the east drift at
the 800 foot level is still being pushed at
the Commander. Twelve men are em-
:| ployed, and the mine is looxing exceed-
ingly well.

Jumbo.

The work on_ the lower tunnel of the
Jumbo is-beimg prosecuted. This, at
present {e the only work boing done dur-
ing the pending sale to a Toronto syndi-
cate.

Abe Lincoln.

~The croascut at the 200° foot level is in
12 feet, with one shift working. Super-
intendent McDonald thinks that the
ledge will be cut at about 85 feet.

Evening Star.

The main drifton the ledge of the
evening Star is in 50 feet with four men
working. ‘The propert y is looking well

White Bear.

The east drift on the White Bear
ludge is in 100 feet at the 280 foot level
and Superintendant Cole says the pro-
perty is looking well. -

Nickle Plate.

Superintendent Calyle says that the
ahowing in the Nickls Plate was not as
good yesterday as during the week.

Jo-Jo. -

Superintendent Taylor of tive ‘JoJo
says the property. is looking well. The
sbaft is down 48 feet, with one shift

LETTETS TO THE EDITOR.

_4n Inquiry About Some Mines

San Francisco, Jan. 9, 1899.
Enrror RoseLanpD Evennia Rroorp:
Will you kindly give me some informa-
tion about, the mines named below? rt
never hear anything about them. They’
should have paid a dividend a year and
«half ago, but I never saw any of it. If
you have space in the- RECORD please
answer: ‘in-ite columns.”

‘Mrs. Cicilie Martin, 737 Market street, -
ind I have been taking the WEExLY
Recogp, and I want the daily this year.
The mines I want information about are:
Island Belle. -

Robert Bruce.*

Sonthampton,

Golden Crown:

Free Silver.

Emma 0.

Fourteen Gold Mines Consolidated.
Edna.

J. J. Sidney.

Roman Eagle.

Early. Morn. ~ -

Jennie.

Mountain Lion.

London Belle.

Sea Gull.

Philadelphia.

Sea Gull Egg.

i Mayflower.

Gopher Eraction..

(An answer to the foregoing commun:
ication may be found.in the editorial
column.) .

PRODUCTION 0: OF. MINERALS.
Wells, Fargo Issue an. ‘Aunual Statement of
the Precious Metal Industry.

John W. Valentine, president of the
Wells, Fargo Company’s express, San
Francisco, hes issued the usual annual

of the ion of
metals in the states and territories west
of the Missouri. river, including ate
fo)
the year 1898, The Te Pilausisne
are shown as fellowa:

Gold,$$78,461,202; copper, $46,200,648;
ailyer, 39,016,565; lead, $18,844,251; to-
tal grose, $177,022,666. The commercial
value at which the several metals named
/have been éatimated ia: Silver, 68
cents per ounce; copper, 12 cents per
pound, and lead, $3.65 per cwt.

PRODUCTIONS OF GOLD.

Classified, the production of gold dust

working.
Homestake.

There are thirteen men employed at
the and o: hine drill.

and bullion in the severalstates and
territories, based on shipments handled
by the express company and other con-
weyances is shown as follows:

The situation at Manila is
as critical.

of Co-P

he WEEKLY REA ORD

Gl. a Year.

neretoforg exiniag uador the, 5a
Fe ea a dey: dissolved
teal content OSEPH B. [Duowey,
Fie ae)
Rorsland, B.C. Dee. 81, i8i8.

tho partnersht
Notice is hereby given that eof Batiney

Northern Europe was swept by de-

vasting storme yesterday. The Thamer
has overflowed.
Commissary General Chas. Eagar4
calls general Miles several kinds of- a
black liar before the war Anvestigation
committee.

The main shaft is now ‘down 210 feet.
: Le Rol.
“The smelter is expected to finish the
treatment of the old company’s ore to-
lay and begin on the new on Monday
next.
Sunset No, 2.

$15,402,663.
Nevada, $2,799,785.
Oregon, $2,172,269.
Washington, $320,590..
Alaska, $3,153,991.
Idaho, $2,487,000,
Utah, $2,168,280.
Montana, $4,680,680.

The cross-cut at the 300. foot level éy

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