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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1899.

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TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your

advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every jssue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

derfal variety of Christmas goods,

—

Come in and Look
Around. :

H. S. WALLACE

THE ELECTIONS.

The provincial elections held in
Manitoba yesterday resulted in a
victory for the conservatives and
the defeat of the Greenway govern-
ment, which has held office for the
past twelve years. In the last par-
liament the conservatives had only
seven out of forty members and
were practically disorganized and
without a recognized leader. When
Hugh John Macdonald took the

. Wall Paper, Fancy
Goods, Musical Goods, Toys,
Notions, Ete

Nearly opposite postoffice
Rossiand and Grand Forks, B.C.

to form a government strong enough
to retain the confidence of the peo-
ple and enable him to carry out his
policy of reform. During his term
in the Dominion parliament he was
never known to stoop to the tactics
of the political trickster and the
people of Manitoba are assured for
the next four years of an honest and

Nicholas.

Haven't space now to tell you of the won-

‘Course * Fes avenue and Washington street is
That’ ss receiving new goods daily. Among the
ee ete hie, always males . latest arrivals are a hundred dozen of the

ROMSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 8, 1853;

WeVEVeWetse
=——THE

ceee
wes

IS A GOOD THING
TO KNOW

RAT the New Store,. corner. -First

latest production in....

Men’s Neckwear.

Another large assortment of Men's and Boys

...Clothing..

‘4

Stamped Linen

for Fancy Work, such as Doylies, Center
Piéces, Tray Cloth, Laundry Bags, etc.

Bott

The Clarendon Cafe
Se

First-Class in Every Respect.

—_—___~

Open Day and Night,

Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties.

ORSES

Lhe Rossland Warehouse and Transfer Co., have just received a
carload of young, well: hed teams, ighing from
twenty-five to thirty-two hundred pounds,
They can be seen at their stable on Second avenue and St. Paul
‘street, Rossland, B. C.

They also have

‘Studebaker Wagons and
Sensible Sleds

For Sale.

HOLSTEAD & WRIGHT.

.. FIRST AVE., AND WASHINGTON ST.

Rossland Warehouse & Transfer Co.

V. AND N. TEL. 48, P. 0. BOX 482. COL. TEL. 6.

The Arlington:

ee nee ene
ANOTHER QUIET DAY.

Rusiness ®ransacted on the Local
Exchange:

1. X. L. led the sales on the
lacal exchange today with sales at
194c to 22c, Giant was weaker
and went as low as 6y%c. Sales
were light all around and nothing
of interest is noted.

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CIGARS!

Finest
imported
and...
Domestic
Cigars.
‘Pipes for
Holiday
Gifts.
All kinds
oxen Chewing
giameediene ces and...
aoe Smoking

Tobacco.
CAPT.

SHAW'S

nd Sales.

on the Rossland
I. X. L., 200,

2500, 20}4c,
22c; Giant,

Hos
Today’s sales
exchange were:
1934, 2000, 20C,
gooo, 21}4e) 2000,
1000, 774C, 1000, 7¥c, 4000,
6Hc5 King, 2000, 28%; Win-
nipeg, 1500 gox%ec; Rambler-Cari-
boo, 2000, 573403 Virginia, 500,
6%c3 Richelieu, 2006, 13¢, 2000,
1934c; Okanogan, §00, 97%4c, 500,
gic; total sales, 26,700 shares.

sn

BBS eSEESS

Big Three .
Deer Park [1
Hvening Star.

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 8, 1899.

,

THE

HARRY HANSEN, © . President.

& F, SCHOFIELD‘and JUDGE
JUDGE F. SCHONANK OF HONTREAL, Bankers.

‘-EVENING GOLD
INING CO.,

LIMITED. NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

. ‘GEORGE D. ROOT; Vice-President. ; ‘
ERGER, Secretary-Treasurer. | -
eerie W. B. TOWNSEND, Directors.

ecceccececee

800,000 Shares are set aside a8 ‘Treasury Shares.

CAPITAL, $100,000, -

2,000,000 Shares, Par Value 5c. each.

Incorporated under the Companies Act, 1897; and Amending Acts of British Columbia.

(NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Pursuant to Creditors Trust Deeds Act and
Amending Acts. oe w

ven that Jacob Wi

NOTICE te hereby. fNvaub ands. Sohinlt-
zer, trading under the: Hient namie OFF a

v y ry
Webly & Company, a8 §
ed bouris

2: Gredits and ef eta,

A.D. Dire the
ersons haying ‘claims oxainyt
er, Webb & Compan. =
sald Bulmer, re the 10th day o

y given that
Bary; 1900,

the law offices of ly

of Montreal chambers,

Rossland, B, C., on Fr

December, A. yee

° oced at Trossland, ‘Js. C., this 20th day of
v . D. a

Rovenilety Day .& HAMILTON,

Solicitors tor the trustee.

THE

Evening Gold Mining Company_
offers, for Development Purposes,
ONLY, 50,000 Shares, at

4

NOTICE.

by giveu that application
Notice is hereby e Tepisianve Assembly
Columbia at its

tramways by electric, other r
as may be most economical or conv. entent; :
the cities
sal

capable government.

leadership of the party about a year
ago, he started a vigorous cam-
paign and announced a_ platform
which would appeal to the electo-
rate of the province, who are com-
posed chiefly of farmers. That the
people had confidencein his honesty
and ability to carry out the reforms
promised was proven by the result
of yesterday's election, and when
the house opens in January he will
have a majority of at least three.
Such a change of sentiment must
be ascribed to other reasons than
the personal popularity of Hugh
John, and shows that the people re-
‘sent any alliance between the fed-
eral and provincial governments to
advance the interests of the political
party in power at Ottawa. It was
this same cause which overthrew
the Norquay government in 1888,
and placed Mr. Greenway and his
friends in power. Provincial rights
as opposed to federal interference
in provincial affairs was the policy
on which Mr. Greenway retained
his hold on the people of Manitoba
for the past twelve years, and it
was his determined stand on the
Manitoba sckool question, when the
Dominion parliament proposed to
grant remedial legislation to the
separate schools of the province,
which contributed ina great de-
gree to the defeat of the conserva-
tive party in 1896.

To first capture the provinces and
through them to win in a general
election, was the policy of the lib-
eral party when in opposition, and
it was fonnd to be successful. At
the time of the election of 1896
there was not a Province of the Do-
minion except British Columbia
where party lines were not tightly
drawn, that had not a liberal gov-
ernment.

ate in or ou!

electric, steam, air,

other corporations, inaniifactor

to supp! rt

9 anntactories or individuals;

hold water right

ie purpose of generating power wheth-

for the Relrlown age or the use of other cor-

HE THINKS STRAIGHT.

= 3 | FIVE CENTS EACH. ,
ean ee ee Nf sna. “Fi : it 3 “THE BEST =

[ GX. > The following is the Report ot the Proper ty by I. B. Atkinson,
. J 3
cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms. : 3 i 4 . Consulting Mining Engineers

UNEXCELLED TABLE. . Joun Haverty, Propri 7 Ps 3 ¢ ot pas 4 ne

° a Heavy Woolen: Socks, which 123 c on the
P. BURNS & CO.

market, °*
we sell at. . 6.25. ce ees cece es is what
or Overalls, fully 9-oz. riveted 60c
fi WHOLESALE MARKETS
Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke,

they
Et ey
Grand Forks, and Vancouver.

There is at any rate one French-
man who takes a_ rational view of
the Boer war. He is M. Yves
Guyot, who says: ‘
“Tam for the British in the
Transvaal question just asI was
for the Americans in the Cuban
problem, and for the same reasons.
Both are wars’ of emancipation.
The Spaniards had been imposing
‘on the Cubans, the Boers had been
doing the same in the case of the
Vitlanders. The Boers trust to the
exertions of Dr. Leyds, their agent

Ferguson, and Vancouver. ~
at Brussels, who, working through
the press, has made them believe

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.
that Europe would rise in their poe, e p
favor, but Europe will not, inter- mero
vene. The B “will bi t
by the ssiiiig.. JSR They will CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

have to accord the franchise to the
Vitlanders i mini ;
in the ining” centers; All classes of'Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.
Ore Cars,
a3]

where the: male adult population is ‘Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Pans, Shaiting, Hangers and Pullers. Pipe work
now 30,000 or 40,000. -If half the pecialty. Northey Pumps kept in stock. Agents for Wm. Hamilton
Boers of fighting age perish in: the Mig. Co.'s Mills, Concentrators, Etc.

present conflict what will b of
the survivors in a territory larger
than Italy? Britain will have a
chance to show itself generous and
liberal, but in any case the Trans-
yaal will have ceased to exist.”

5 ‘ d

with chalco-[attributed to the small returns of

0
to furnish and supply water to other cor
Proressor F. R. Bi thinly i hides and|galena and great amount of blende. | suid districts; old jand,
L. L, B., Rossland, B. C. ‘ Palen, blends; iron: Seip Fhe gold Tahdes range from’ $0.40 u hts ond
Re ‘‘Evening” Mineral Claim Develo; ment—An open cut has to $12.80, arid copper returns are
Dear Sir:—Acting under your in-| been made about eight feet wide 5% to 4.6%. This may eventually
structions of the 28th October last, |and three feet deep, from which | be a copper proposition when gepes
I visited this property on the 3eth | small values can be ol simi- lis r but the shipping ore to
October and 12th November, and | ja; to the surface assays where the|be considere at presen
now beg to sibmit my report, V!2:) shaft is sunk, This opening shows | follows, viz:
Property—The property consists | simitar vein matter. A shaft seven. Silver Or. capper
of a fractional claim containing | feet by five feet is sunk on the vein] Ni! Pras) nfl
43.40 acres, and this. is owing to| matter to a depth. of 10. feet, and ;
the location line being nearly 200| shows 30 inches of shipping - ore at
feet short of the full allowance of| that level. When I first visited the
1500 feet. 4 roperty the shat we BOW een
‘i vas located | feet and the shipping © ;
iy Titles The, Root on the. 2and fat in width, bat carried considera-]. Profits—A shaft seven feet in
a 1897, and recorded at Ross-|bly more blende, even reaching | length with two and one-half feet of |
eee the agth: July, 1897--+ It is |-261%% zinc. - Some other work has hippi ore, and.al g five cue
now owned by the’ Evening Gold | been done on the property, on 2h bie feet per ton, would return: Bs
Mining Company, Limited, which |jron capping, at different points, ut [fons of ore for each fathom in sin
had the property surveyed and made|{ found no values and will give itling. this ¢ iia owt Wo
application for crown grant. no further consideration at present. ' worth as follows, vizz ; Sera eae given that $0 days after
PP " Sas ts situs her Development—The shaft 11.73 02. silver at 59¢ per O75 N Fee fe ereid Go apply. to the Chief
Location—This property is situ Further z = +d for, $6.58. : fo T intend 0 a oe tor per
Nigger mountain, about sinking should Ee carried on. as/ 957% paid for, 9-56. Common to purchase the followed described
‘ie nouhwest of the valuable | quickly as possible, and when a| 53% lead at $4.30 per 100 Ibs., | mis? P
Varvet, “Portland and Victory-Tri-| reasonable depth has been attained | go°/ paid for, $41.50.
umph ‘nines on Sophie mountain, | then the ore body can be crosscut .

ff 10.4 per cent zinc with 6o per
5 and one mile ‘north of the promising | and walls proved, also drifts driven | cent ore paid for at the rate of $7.50 | of be

property, Big Four, on Santa-Rosa| on the vein in northwest and south- | per cent smelter, which is.n % Haw
\ E Ss.

mountain. It is situated close to] east direction. ‘cents per pound, $6.17. > |
Opposite Stone Block,

See ce cece we oe say, who
Comfortersat........ have
seen the
new...

WORSTED AND |
SERGES,

Rossland, Greenwood,

Good Woolen Blankets, per. 3 5c

pounds coc ee edits sete ee

you SAVE HALF with us, but in many other-articles in the Clothing
Shoes and Gents Furnishitig line.

palty
yaa
Tey to
and otter
ona aN: pality in. sai
privileges frayoteway and Yale, and all
other usual, necessary or incidental bowers
Ghul privileges as may be necessary or incl-
lentalor conducive to tie: attainment o!
bi bjects or any ol em.
the above ops eeity of Nelson this 1st day of
December, A. D. 1899. .
MACDONALD & JOHNSON.
ACPO iicitors for the Applicants.

RETAIL MARKETS
Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo,
Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke

Rossland, | Trail,
Denver,
Greenwood,

Sandon, New

LATE.

WILL

Hlectors Urged Not to Be Hasty in .
‘Pledging Themselves. just
A yet no candidates for municipal .carrived
thonérs-have ‘announced themselves, at.

although it is reported that at least HE ARD’ Ss

one or two requisitions will be cir-
culated early next week, asking cer- Tailoring... . .Parlors
tain gentlemen to contest the Washington Street.
mayorality. The wisdom of sign- is where the best dressers jaro

ing requisitions in favor of a candi-
date is. questionable. When an
elector ‘signs such a requisition,
without knowing what candidates
are in the-field, he is, to a certain
extent, pledged to support that can-

ly didate, although, prior to inormynee ‘ Sheep creek runs nearly parallel

tion day, another candidate may be _?
Henderson and Ross, : La dies ; Fur

announced who the elector may be
Stele lap oe ner gar 4 convinced is a better man and more A
gto govt we hanate Gem te : ‘Stevens and: Harrington, -Harrison and Bay Se
, Walking Kats.
i
: Wehave just received

worthy of support.
Foster, Perry and Perry, =e
Celia DeLacy, Alice Hamilton, Leurine, Rossland Aerie No.
reness AL Ye Zoo Melville; Delpine ‘ Fraternal Order of Eagles held a
few dozen of the finest
elt Wan tie weather

Old Salvation Army. Buildings:
9 - s,
SWSLSVO VSS

NOTICE.

November 6th, 1899.
‘An ore of this class would be | jnital post. W. corner of Oliver M. Har-

INTERNATIONAL
MUSIC HALL.
Monday, Nov. 4th,.and during week.

. The Queen of Burlesque,

MISS BERTHA KING.

with the f

t, thence north 40
~~.

south

‘Third Avenue, Rossland.

P. O. Box 198.

QUICK WORK | =

ma Tel. Now 8

_Red ‘Star Storage & Transfer €

r business, Baggage delivered

Oniver M. Harntis,

a u
Melville townsite, and Big Sheep Water—Water for mining pur-) “N+ smelter value per ton, $54-- Mele B.C.

creek passes close by the eastern | poses can be obtained on the prop-| |.”
ide line, whi k of Bi . : . .
side line, while the west fork of Big erty. ber—Timber of suitable size! sine a age ger fathom in
with the south end line, and only al and quality is growing on the claim, | : Deducti 39-25:
d feet from the property. Plant—If the prelin y P ee foot, $108.
fey ane Creek mining division] ment by windless is satisfactory, |at average of #18 pee fool pos ne
sriti sh Columbia, seven miles trom) then a steam hoist must be erected, Freight to railway 25 ton:
Se hpos ‘Washington, U. S. A.,|and probably a concentrating plant| per ton, $42.
Noe trom Rossland and oneand| will be required, and in that case} Freight and smeltirig 21 tons at
a chalf miles from International] the ore dressing mill will be situa-1$18,50 per ton, $388.59. :
Boundary line. ated on Sheep creek and run. by Duty on 21 tons of ore at i
f — ition of | water power. te cents per pound, (100 per cent lea
Len too well node to need| Road—A wagon road. is already| .°2 96 $872.40.
ree prion and the first five miles}in construction fat the See athe | Net profit per fathom . in sinking
; roe i re ai dC. P. R. officials are sur haft, $266.85 ae
of the journey is over the mainjand Cf. d into that district, but | Shalt, 85. Cea ae haha ebade
wagon road fom essa ies 8 eee little use to the Evening P Net profit per foot in sinking, in Brotiate’ dns In she Ma ter of she’
Northport ‘and the last S° Veni ‘A good road can be cheaply |$44-47- - : ace
over Dewdney Trail, which dence fo ae ele Eee 1 eae f Melville, and| Net profit per ton of ore raised), This fen int
Cascade City and Larter yes on-a slight down grade to a point | $12.70. -
Melville. (See map attacl ed.) | ict |on the Red Mountain railway about; Improvements—A nice comfort- d
Geology— This pave oe cks five miles from Northport. A sleigh | able cabin suitable for six men has died intestate in rd day
is largely made uP of Bre rmposition road should be made over this pro-|been put up close to. the creek, a 4
ofyanous ee a ang conn ai tes posed route a: soon as possible so|large shaft house has’ been erected
and intersected aire rubles that the ore can be shipped and | over the well-timbered shaft seat
by porphyrins aykens ower di-| profits made in development. 300 feet distant from the blacksmith
bly belong to the os Supplies—The usual rate of the] shop. :
ft ee ienpe: sible to give| district, but present means oftrans-) Qpinion—The property is located
portation from Rossland add greatly | jn a good mineral country. and the
Fo the cost. They should all be] various mines referred to in this re-
brought in over the new road, | port are in a position to ship ore as
which will effect a tremendous sav-| soon as better transportation is pro-
vided. On my second inspection
Labor—The usual rate for West] the mine showed immense improve-
Kootenay. wae ment, and every indication so the
Mining irae vores peas we shipping: of Inereawie, in wi thse
is fairly well situate that with care! E =
A cost facilities, etc, agement this should'be a good pay-
as such, | This Assays—I had a large number of ing proposition. In this early stage
will be found | Y crosscuts|samples assayed at Trail smelter, | of development it can only be clas-
depth is attained am ‘dein ‘from also‘two samples assayed by Mr.leed as an exceedingly promising
driven to the walls. hid will be found Marsh, Rossland, and they show| prospect which will pay from the
present Indicafioneat vel trending slight values at surface of shaft,also] start and well worth ation
to bea eae a st, intersecting | in open cuts north of shaft, and be-| and inspection by speculators.
ae west and 7 aiding nedrly.| tween these two points. I note the Yours faithfully,
the form having only 8 slight dip to} assays by Mr. Macs are pigher 2 I, B; ATKINSON,
ce ‘ ' i these, i Bs ATRINSS
the ‘southwest. The matrix. con-|go/e nee haves cee can be Consulting Mining Engineer.
sists of granulitic gangue matter, | several of the other LYS, '

Young & Burnett,
® ‘Rossland, B.C.

NOTICE.
a es prom tly.
Meet all trains. Contract and Job‘Work

king shaft 6 feet
EDITORIAL NOTES.

isthe one among the
P American republics which
has not been disturbed by revolu-
tions for a long period. This is
largely due to the infl of Pres-
ident Diaz. With peace has come
prosperity and extensive develop-
ment, aided by foreign capital.

Mexico

iD.

Oob.
Oftice: 3. W. Hartline, Mer.

er of the Board
oe EP CAMPBELL OSWALD, Secretary.
Montreal, s7th November, 1899. 12-6-0W
Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal.

1o of the

Lawrence, Al. Valade, Pearl and Cassidy, social gathering in their hall in the
" in the Musical Farce, Miners’ Union building last night.
“THE PRIZE BEAUTY ” Refreshments were served and a

: e

regular program of amusements
Shapely Maidens.in an old fashioned Pillow Dance. eee eieriogte

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF KOOTENAY,
HOLDEN IN ROSSLAND.

ly got them in on Monday,
ie we Sant ta show you our galnes
They are usually sold for $3.50. Ow

price | $1 : 50. _

ROSS THOMPSON...

I have the following blocks in the. followi for sale

Eureka C '» H Evening Star, a
Siiverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Lots in the Original Townsite D on’t , Burn
nothing of the trouble and disagreeable

5
O 1
task of cleaning lamps. You will find Janct There was & large

Use === = or ee

: 5 , ? sing.

Electric Lights

The club now has a
with a
They reduce insurance, give your home or
business place a brighter appearance, and
save you money in many ways . . . .
Estimates furnished for wiring and lighting. Electric fixtures carried in stozk

Electric Power

supplied for Mining aud enacted purposes, It is mneh eheaper
than steam. *

Motors for Sale or Rent.

, sen ;
Rossland Water & Light
EXCHANGE & AUCTION. MART|¢. Company. * Telephone No.'67.~”

Only a few of those Large Albums left. One Large Family <3.

Bible. Get our prices on Gent’s Furnishiugs. Nothing cheap
Artistic Job Printing

but tle price.
At the Record Office..:...........Postoffice Block.

BOSE:

The conservative party
have evidently taken a lesson from
the success of their opponents along
this line and bent all their energies
to win in Manitoba, while the liber-
als made strong efforts to retain the
Province as an ally of the govern-
ment at Ottawa. Cabinet ministers
from Ottawa spent weeks stumping
the Province in the interests ot

Seattle is confronted by the neces-
sity of replacing mud tracks, com-
monly called streets, with road-
ways. Why not macadamize? Se-
attle has lots of rocks since they
found Cape Nome.

Scotch Club Dance.

The Rossland Scotch club opened
their new quarters in the premises
formerly. occupied by the Rossland
club last night with a social enter-
tainment and dance. The first part
of the evening was taken up with a
program of music, recitations, etc.»
after which the fioor was cleared

wh
d:

B.C

The editor of the Lethbridge
News is also areal estate agent
and prints a map showing the geo-
the Greenway candidates, and the eager oa: eee
conservatives sent their ablest |before Rossland was born. The
speakers to take part in the cam-|News needs to be rominded that
paign. this is 1899 and the country is

The result of the Manitoba elec- growing, Kootenay in par ip perecular
tions is an evidence of the turn in
the tide in favor of the conservative
party and is the first rift in the
cloud which settled on the party
atter its demoralizing defeat
June, 1896. As Manitoba has gone
so will the other provinces go as
soon as the electors are given an

it’s expensive and dangerous, to say

Katie D. Green.G. M.
and D. Co., Ltd. |

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated on North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B.C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand shares of the Company's Treasury Stock is now
offered to the public at

71-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to”

22 Columbia Aveuue, GEORGE H. GREEN,
Rossland, B. C. . Sec-Treasurer.

‘jan
body,

was spent.
membership of over 100,
number of applications.

what are terme
walls in the shat

Frauds in Apple Shipments,
Montreal Star.
The British consume: and pur-
chaser of Canadian produce has a
in | charge of petty theft to lay against
some unscrupulous apple packers.
Barreled apples have been sold in
Great Britain, and commanded
good prices as being of standard
opportunity to declare their opinions | quality and good quantity, but oc-
at the polls. The Ontario elections |c#sionally barrels have been opened
are not far off and the result in that contained old boots, blocks of
Manitoba will have = na: wood and such rubbish. The top
: ave a great influ- | and bottom of a barrel would con-
ence in the expected victory of the vey every indication of honest pack-
conservative party, led by Mr. ing, but four or five of the layers
Whitney. Hugh John Macdonald down the fraud would be discov-
is aleader of unquestioned ability The British; merchant has

ere
lained wae
and from among his followers ae os fo the minietet of ttade
elected yesterday he should be able jDracticed in Canada,

east post,
south 160 chains, thence west
thenea north 160 chains to the place of com-
mencement.

his notice was posted the Lith day of
June,

+ prasonic Officers Elected.
The regular annual election of of-
ficers of Corinthian Jodge No. 27
A. F & A. M., was held last night,
when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year?

George Hering, W. M.s John LINTON BROS. | poral acte

‘STORE holders of the
S. Clute Jr., S. W.3 George s eer ' oak nn ee ry
eC.5 5 Ar yecember. 1899, at our oF
Kitlam, {Ws a Re carvey, Orders for Stock should be addressed to the Company’s Secretary. at
John Kirkup, eo. a EY<>
eal. SEN

ill be ; : : A
Ge faiiaand | mL Te es| R CF. R. BLOCHBERGER,

m |e
. |, John’s night, De- _#
installa oo Sst. J eM Ah : Bank of Montreal bvilding, Rossland. B. ©, © mayor
“ : ‘Made to order. Repairs neatly done. m Telegraph address, "Blockberg.” Use Bedford-MeNeill’s Code. Postolfice Box 595. Mh ated
ele i
doors from Washington %
Firat avon oot, Rossland, B. C.

Tuomas Harris,
of K

Young & Burnet, Kasto, BYC.
oung B.C.

NOTICE.

SLAPS

HOUGHTON’S

canes

Fresh shipment- Harry Webb's
celebrated. confectionery at Wal-
lace’s. -

ber, 1899, at Ross-
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Acting Secretary.

HOUGHTON'S EXCHANGE @& AUCTION MART.
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