ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MAROH 22, 1809.
PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

THE NEW OHIEF ARRIVES .

was Surprised at the Small Department and
lcager Apparatus.
The new fire chief, Donald Guthrie,
arrived last night, and was met at the
train by Alderman Lalonde and Acting
Chief Colling. He was escorted to the
fire hall, where he was welcomed by the
department. He replied by saying that
he was glad to know he was to be asso-
cieted with eo intelligent and efficient
men, and realized that the success of
the department depended more upon hia
able support than upon himeelf. He
expressed surprise at the meager supply
of apparatus and theamall number of
men in the department and said he
hoped that these defects would be reme-
died. He was astonished that there was
but one team of horses and insisted that
it took mien, horses.and a good appara-
tus to combat the fiery element.

Protest ToBe Withdrawn.
Perm, March 22.—The British and
-German ministers’ at Pekin have ad-
dreseed notes to the. Teung. Li Yamen
demanding 8 settlement of tne Shang-
hai foreign extension question. ‘The
French minister, M. Pichou agreeing to
withdraw the protest of the French con-
rae against extensions on condition that
tiey do not include that portion o1 land
forming the i d
the present French concessions.

Legt DL eel!
= | Rossland: Evening Record

was at the train to see them off. --

D.M, Morgan left for the ‘Similka-
meen country on the southbou: =]
sta ale : VOL 8, NO, 243.
Frank Hanna of Trail was in Ross: .
land today,
Frank Mendenhall eft oi on the noon
train for Grand Forks.
A. B, Irwin was a southbound passen-
ger today.
Charles Parker was among the: pute
going passengers today.
J. P. Peterson of Trail passed through
town this morning ‘on hie way to Spo-
kane,
Bruce Craddock, of the St. Elmo ho-
tel at Trail, went tothe Boundary today.

J. Fred Ritchie left on the southbeund
noon train,

ROSSLAND ADVERTISERS.

Business Mon and Houses Worthy of Confl-
dence and Patronage.- ,
Crecenr Dry Goons Szonz, Lt. Liability.
Frrzpataicx, J. F., Plumber. ‘
Grnson & Co., C. om Auction House.
Hunter Bros , General Merchants.
of | He , J. F., Tailor. ‘

_| Rossranp Averron House.
Rowe! ate aan re f Haury, Tv. Bs ka Deter te ineste Al ae

that the Chinese ministor has informed

PRICE FIVE CENTS.

UNCLE SAM WILL
NOT DISARM: YET

Prososes to Boon a Solid Military
and Naval Footing
First,

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, MAROH 28, 1899.

Ha 3 ~~ HUONDON WEEKLY” LETER
OLD , |

1S WAAT YOu WANT! B.-A. G. Shareholders Looking fora

‘You get it in our, gold filed ason eat
get thee fotbe hast seit wold cage: A Dividend.
‘

rid kacntand guarsntocd 15,Wand 25 ven are. :
THEY HAYE WAITED LONG EXOUGH

PEOPLE COMING. AND GOING

J. ¥. Herrick, superintendant of the
Iron Mask, has gone to Spokane,

R. Miller, of the Butte milla, is in
town. He hasbeen over to Republic
and says the roads are so bad that fre-
quent and serious accidents are occur-
ing.

J. C. Drewry, manager ot the Canad-
ian Gold Fields company, returned Jaat
evening from Toronto.

John :M. Smith, of the Merchaate’
Benk of Halifex, retvrned last n'ght
from a visit to the coaat, ;

M. G. Winstock, district deputy ofthe
Order of Eases, is in. the. city for the
purpose of o-ganizing a eubordinate
lodge in Rossland. He is at the A'lan.
J. R. Besley, who has been away for
some time, has returned to Rossland.
Hector McCrae le.t today forSan fren-
cisco on a business and pleasure trip.

J. P. Heunessey left on the noon train
for a short visit to visit to Spokane. _

Men's Shoes, Misses waa
Women's Shoes. Children’s Shoes,

juality higher than many,
a hs you are thinking ‘of purchasing, give mo a call.

J. W. SPRING,

oy 8 cessor to CHALLONER. MITCHELL & SPRING.
Next a tothe Post Cflice.

Prices aslow a8 any,

Klondike Company a Success, but
an y
Gets a Slating.

YANKEE INGENUITY UNRESTRICTED

importan tMovement To Settle Inter-
national Disputes by Ar--
bitration.

You will find as Jarge and well selected stock of Snoes in’ Our Store
as you wish to look at. The prices pou will notice as very reasonable

The assortment is large and varied. It will be notrouble to fit you. :
When in thewtore ask to see them, ba % i ” nicest nae Shieldy

Lowpow, March 8.--(Special Correspon -
dence)—No great event hae occurred here |.
thia year. Tho market remains quiet.
The public continues inactive, and every-
thing seems dependent upon something
else,: Ina.word—like Mr. Micawber—

Ing off fhe"! lal ind and
Rossland i ee

Men’s Black Navy Serge Suits.

the Italian government that China ab-
solutely refuses the demand of Italy for
aconcession at San Mun bay.

Loxpos, March The

Horst nS gt ai E. Allan, Boe
Jouxaon & Co., J. B., Bi ¥ z
Jon Pamnrina, Record oes Bea eat

trial atakes at the third day’s racing at
Lincoln spring meeting today Were won

AUNTERAY  THAE BiG STORE. @sHAUNTER

wire anon, CARPETS, MINER'S HARDWARE, CLOTHIN
G, HOUSE FURNI
AND SHOES, GLASSWARE, MINER'S SUPFLIES.

BROS,
GROOERIES, Boots

Drawgiats Toilet: Articles.

Liveny Srabuz, M. A. Harvey.

, Men’s.Fancy Tweed Suits. ;
Men’s Scotth, English and Trish Tweeds.
Men’s Fine Spring Overcoats.
Boys, B-Piece Fancy Tweed Suits. .
Bo’ys. 2-Piece Black and Navy Serge Suits.
‘Youth's 2-Piece Suits in all latest styles.

we are waiting for ‘something to’ turn
up,”.and I eincerely ‘hope it won't be
long. Pricesare, not bad; jtonly there is
*|'no life in British Columbia’ finance, an

ifthe investor isnot waiting for divi-

a movement of some gort or'kind,

\-|-dends he is certainly.anxiously expecting

AN OPPOSITION. GAUCUS

‘Held in Ottawa this Morning to Get

New York, March 28.—A dispatch to
the Herald from Washington ' says:.
There is »cagon to believe that an im-
portant proposition lwoking to the set-

arbitration will be advanced at the com-
ing disarmament conference by the

tlement of the international disputes by ‘

cCnas & Gon Mining, Real
{oKenztz; De. wie KH Entgte ete.

McDonarp, Cuore & ‘Cronys, Solicitors.
MoNzry & Deacon, Barristers and Sola.
O’Hezagn, M, J., Merchant, Tailor, etc.
Parker &Co., J. .L., Min. En. Brokers.
Puayrorp, H, E. Accountant.’
Parker & Co., J. L., Agte., Galt Coal,
Repom-Jacxson Co,, Mining Brokers.
Rossianp Loan Urrice and Jeweler.
Recorp Jos Pantie Orr:ce,

Rep Srar Livery anp TraNser Co.
Rosszanp Launpey, Graham & Son.
Spring, J. W., Jewelery, w: em ete.
‘THompson, Ross, Mining wd Real Est.

Wirson & Co., M. A, Tailors,

Wetter, C. M., Plu

mber.
WALKER, . ‘Auctioneer, Merch:
Wixcox, Guy, Pigmiber: Ee ee

: 17. ee ag
Rossland Mining Siocs

[Corrected by th adi
imam ercsmes
MINING QpRarons AND, BROKERS,

American delegates.
It was learned today upon high auth-
ority that the credentials for the instrac-
tions to the American delegates are al-
ready beiug prepared by Secretary Hay,
and will be reedy for submission to the
president for hia approval when he re-
«urns to Washington irom his southern
trip. These iaatcuctions contain acom-
plete exposition of the attitude of this
on the q jen of di
ment and arbitration.
Sir Juliaa Pauncefort bas been advis-
ed of his appointment as senior member
of the British delegation. The. British
m‘master to the’-Hagaue w.ll also be &
member. M. De Stael. Russian smbas-
seddr to. Great. Diitain.s ad Leading “rep:
reséntetive of the Czar at. conference;
will be agsiated by Prof. : Martins, pro-
fessor of international law in tne uni-
versity at St. Petersburg end probably
by.the Russian minister to the Hague.
Following the policy wnich it seems
likely that a’l nations will adopt, Presi-
dent McKinley will accredit the minis-
ter to the Netherlands as one of the.
American. delegates. Ambassadors
White and Tower will probably be the
other members of the Amezican delega-
tion. .
So iar as the: ‘proposal for the disarma-
ment of the wo-ld is conceined, it will
be the duty of tie American delegates to
explain and sbow that tie United States,
both from a military aad naval stand-
point. ia fac below the: a.mament it
should have, and besides it was ex-
plained to me that this government does
not intend to bampe- in any way the in-
ventive faculty of: the -peeple of this
country. ‘Nor is it expected that Great
Britain will dose. -In fact, the most
importent results which the officials ex-
pect of the conference will be the adop-

by Hulcot. Styrir with Sloan up was
second. and crowtenter third, Fourteen
horzes ran, the betting being nine to 4
against Styria.

’8;Boy’s and Touch'n Pants. ,Rromoters having alredy committed

enongh sin and taken too many liberties
with British , Columbia and Klondike,
‘| we.do not at present want iwofe in their
line of business, but what we do really
want is, say a balance sheet and divi-
dend froin the B. A.C. Some ‘tangible:
results there would restore confidence
and give the province - an immense, im-
petus. Dividends, always speak’ more
than promises, and as the B, A.C. has
now becit incorporated 15 months, | t.
whilst it must-have made money out of
the Le Roi business, it should;be ins
posttion;to show good
dend, too,-emanating fro
t饒would carry convic

Views.

« A choice assortment of TIES just in. Suitable for the sea-
son—(17th)

‘A large: consignment of the latest styles in American. and

* English HATS will be opened up today, and your inepetion is

This is the rebate we had at our Tost taize,

Mit is EVENING FIRE!

Eflclent Work of the Fire Department| Gx Sziteo
Commended. 2 4 Mtge Overcoat for..

16 Suit of
Bhi 7 Dre

Thbaicke of aah

Catled From London. now offering it to our

Toronto, Ont., March 22.—The Even-
ing, Telegram’s special cable London
March 22 saya:

The National artijlery association it ie
understood will not eend n-team to Can-
alo to compete in the military tourna-
ment this year,

-Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal,
Canzdian kigh commiestoner, though
conned to.his house with a slight at-

‘sal ot influenza ig not: seriously. -ill,

'e doctors have ordered 8 cha

he will'go to’ Folkustone. shanas sand
General Manager Hays is expected to
attend the semi: a accel matinee of the
suereholders of the Greue Trunk rail-
way, at the Cannon Street hi
Tne pal the Oann teet hotel here on

SHARP : CRITICISM OF TUPPER
in vited.

London and Hamiitor, Ontario Fac-

ouR GOODS ARE . * tories Increase Wages.

uP TODATE.

M. J. O’HEARN, The Clothier.

‘Comer Columbia Avenue and Lincoln Streets

THE WORK OF AN INCENDIARY

spocesanouss sae see seeteek

Orrawa, Ont., March 23.—A caucus of
the opposit": u perty was held this mo. 2-
ing, presided ove: by Mr. Monk (Jacques
Cartier) for the Zparpose of discuss
plana which. ave.:alretiéy-“being -cariied
into effect with Sir “Chasles’ Tupper in
the direction of reorganization.
Ssmuel Barker, the newly selected or-
gonizer fox Ontario, and Henry Dalby,
who is to atten! to like offices in Quebec
were present for the purpose of. gaining
the viewsof the party. A resolation cf
condolence was passed with the lami'y
of the lete Hon. J, A. Wood.

Roast Tupper in London.
Toronto, Ont., March 23—A enedtel
cable to the Globe gaye:
A New York cor rrespondent cables
that paper that Sir Charles Tupper’s at-
tituee and speeches ave having ttle ef-
fect upon American oninion as it is gen-
ezally believed in best American circles
that he no longer representa Canadian
opinion.

We have "ROSE stores. W@h-To buy at ahora prices you have only fo call at

OSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE.

iy) 425. tee Avenue.

The” Damage .to the Bullding * Was
, About $800—Some Cigars and
Tobacco Carried Away.

if

@ POTLLELLOLLLOLLLLLLER~B a
of. the-publi

"We ill have your trade after that. The

aver ‘age man’ biys shoes from their appear-"

=)" Mesgra. Alec
have returned to'Dawsun, LDefore leav-
T r { ing they‘were entertained at a splendid
ask 1s:°° ¥ *. ance andfit. ‘They know little about leath-
erand trust to their dealers. Hence the advantage of.dealsng with a repo
table house, Our shoes strike people by stylish shape and by their quality.

banquet. at the Hitel Cecil, on the
C. O. LALONDE

strength of their company going! to allot-
106 WEST COLUKBIA AVENUE. 11 EAST COLUMBIA ANENUE.

Allwe

At 9: 80 last evening ‘the’ fire depart-
ment was:-called out by ‘a burning chim-
ney atithe War Eagle hotel, anda few.
afterwards by areal fire in the
rear ‘of. W.2. Pattereon’s cigar store.

Within five minutes after tho alarm
was turned in the fire department had
flames under control,
: Chief. Collins, upon arriving at the
scene of the fire told Mr.: Patterson that
‘We Have Buyers for A Stand- he need not move out, bat he thought it

ana Res was best to beon the safe side, so he

cks. and his friends: went ‘to work carrying

his goods across the street. The prize
cups and: trophies belonging to the. local
hockey‘and curling teama, which were
on exhibition in the cigar store, were at
once taken to the Kootenay hotel.

Mr. Patterson’s loss. was mainly it in
cigars and robonce Bocketed _by those who
took ag which
the insurance aces not cover. The dam-
age'to the. building will” be about $300.

The strong smell of coaloiland the
rapid spread of the flames indicate ‘that

‘| the fire was the work of an i ‘ys
‘When seen by a Recorp representa-
tive thia. morniag Mr. Patterson: ex-
pressed’ himself as certain that the
-|place had been seton fire, and then
added: ‘*Whatever you say else, say
that the firedepartment did most ex-
cellent work. Itconld not have been
better.” And that is the universal
opinion of those. who, witnessed their
work.
It looked for a time as if . the business
Portion of thetown was doomed, but
thanks againto the fire “boys it was]:
-|saved,

NRRoss Thompson.

ment.
The Edmonton Gold and Platinam.
Dredging Syndicate,’ limited, the object
of which ie to ecquire and work or to ob-
tein capital: by means of subsidiary com-
panies for the working” of sixteen gold
and i leases of five
miles each, comprising ten miles of the
river bed of the. Saskatchewan and
seventy miles of the river) bed of the
Athabatca,in the province of Alberta,
Canada, The ehare capitpl is £50,000,
divided into 20,000 10 per cent.’ camula-
tive preference shares and 80,000 ordin-
ary shares of £1, The pucchase price is
£56,000, payabie $50,000 in fully-paid
ordinary shares, £2,500 in cash, and
‘£2,500 in cash or fully-paid preference
shares. The preference shares, of which
15,009 will be reserved for working capi-
tal, sre now offered for subscription. Ee sg :

This prospectus has received a terrible! Haas vox, Ont. Me-ca tion of some plan forthe reference-of ~»
slating in our presa, but I must in jus- faciv ‘ea of Hamilton will a tes to general a but the
tice to the promoter, say that he seems| the nay of the em plop ven per an United States willhave aplanof this
avery decent fellow. ‘M. Brindly:is the pt May 1. character as well as otber nations.
gentleman referred to, and is shortly to sah a
retarn to He tells me thet McCOY-CHUYNSKL. FIGHT.
they have £15,000 privately subscribed; | 5.4.1, sunivan Will Referee the Battle—
and can sford to'treat with defision the McCoy the Favorite.

Say Francisco, Cal., March: 25.—Joh1

hostile comments of th macial papets.
REPUBLIC MINING CAMY. L. Sv'livan has been chosen referee of | wages will be advanced 10 per cent.
Tn je ihe McCoy end Choynski fight Friday.| April 16. a representative of the firm
A Forme Rgaslondee eae @ Liltle Book) nicht at tue z a, he lis for the s that on
x adyoace sale of seas pias -amounte | the same day there will be a general ad-
$13,000, Betting onened st 10 to 6 | vance in all departments, affecting fully
fod pow 10 io 6! favor of] McCoy. 6,000 men.

* Jeffries. and Fitz.

New York, March 25.—Wilhum A.
1 Iviien Ivliaa, oa be-

Poliea~ Court. Compan

“Harry Keniz who has been in‘the city
jail for three days, held upon a charge of
being drunk and incapable, was this
morning fined $4 which it is estimated
will cover the cost of his board.

ee 6 have the following | blocks i in the follett com
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED, GOPHER, . ery nee ee

. STAR. SILVERINE, R. E. LEE’
bar ae hee i. BODIE, EUREKA, NORTH STAR

Tote ance Original Townsite

en
‘THE REDDIN| JACKSON 00" AoE FS ote

Quick Work. “Tel Not

Red Star Livery a cian Co: *

oud saddle horses, el
will drive-you anywher eat an time dae mouby al sléighs, and fancy driving teams;

f you are getting up a sleighing party, se: ipa good
Horses boarded by the day or pe Y Packh bone ie ig Sone We do ex+

pAgents for N. & F. 8. Rall
salad, Went, rie ana Colbie Sewanee?

OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.
OUR PRICES ARE’ RIGHT.

_ bhhhhbbahabhhe

—WHEN YOU WANT A—

The Roseland Laundry is -d
‘work at reasonable dey is doing, ood
Graham & Son. Near P.O, East. tf

T.R. MORROW,

«+: BUCHSSOR TO... —
McLEAN & MORROW. | a

uIlt Creek * ROSSLAND, B. c.

S. GLAZAN

BIG STOCK

sone THB coves
PIONEER +
DRUGGISTS.

Le Roi.

LIVERY SALE and FEED.
STABLE, ces

JOHN F. ‘LINBURG,
Stylish Rigs for »ent I
First chiss’ Saddle and Pack
Horees.

STABLES: Folu:nbdia Ave., ‘Phone No. a
Commercial Alley, ‘Phone No.

P.O. BOX, 136.-°

‘Wages Increased. ~
Loxpoy, Ont.,: March 23,—-Tke Ne-
Cla:ey Manuiecta.:og Co., have ad-
yanced the wees 0! te stove henda
ten per cent.

Caraboo..

(Camp. teRinnt

(orathander nn 2) ¥,
uedian G

FILLED ACCURATELY
BRING IT TO US.

OF

FURNITURE

STOVES
: CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
‘CARPETS

PARLOR SETS
ELECTRIO Light Globes.

prees and 2 Packing of all
d ne Bnd baaes te a the aity. Cont racts and Job work
™: in
alot nodes, ore gontracte Wom and cates aafcly meved. We
e act as as shippers’ agents, ill tran

Cable Address: “PARKER.”
ROSSLAND, B.C.

& Neal's, ‘Telophone, -
83

Rel
San Toil:
smnggier MeNell'a

ee rein}
Codes {Be Bedto
Clough’s.

* OFFICE—9, Wash. St

We BHARTLINE PROP.

Steel Workers Wages Advanced.

Prrrsnura, Pa., March 23.—The en-
gineers of Jones and Laughlin Steel Ce.
Steel mills have been notified that their

PROP. > "Ghas. E. BExN. "J. L. Paneer.

PARKER & 6D,

OSSLAND, B.

MIU TECNEERS.
ant BROKERS,

fes examined, Bfines managed,
Prope riderd ‘Stocks bought and 0] ‘sold, ih

JL. PARKER

ing engineer Dundee,
Cones no Pash

ae

eat aa
War i onaee

WANTED-—Second Hand Househoid
goods for which the highest price will be

Paid. sj
GLAZAN,

FIRST AVENUE First Store East of
SPOKANE ST.

os land q Coming Trang Place,

MINERAL , ACT, 1896.

(Fo:
Certificate of, improvements,
NOVICE.

Baunah Feectional 3unoral Claim,

the Trail creo!
Seay dinele mining division ot (v

Tea 290 per Ib. “epee ;
: Coffee 20c. percan:

Spices 4 boxes; 25c.:
‘Ladies Shoés Are sell ing very reel, geome
cae,

The Recorp iein receipt ofa neatly
printed, ten-page, well gotten up . pam-
phiet, jesued: by E. Gartley Parker, con-
cerning the mines of’ Republic’ ‘camp. *
Mr. Packer is well known in Roseland..
being for eighteen months connected } }
with the firm of Weeks & Kennedy. Hel;
is now engaged inthe mining brokerage
business in Toronto. .The ‘opening para-
graph of the little book reads as follows:

As well end: to turn the currents
of the mighty Atlantic, or stay the flight
of time, as attempt to stem the increas-
ing interest centered. in Republic’s
mines, Public opinion gathers force,
and it has demanded: that something be
written {concerning a district. having

mineral
‘There are abler pens than wine—bat
none more willing—capable of giving to
the world a move extended notice of Re-
public and its wealtn, but whoever the
mediun and how the means, it matters
not Republic shines!

18 possible to aes hind

Favor Laurier’s Reform.
TonoxTo, Ont., March’ 23.—The Onta-
vio legislature passed, last evening, ‘@ =
resolution favoring senate reform on the
Iines advocated ‘by-Sir. Wilfrid Laurier

by a majority of 11. .

Destructive Fire in Toronto.
_ Tonont, Ont., March 23.—The large
tory building ied by Douglas
eu coopers, and Elliott & Brooke,
paper box manufacturers, was partially
destroyed by fire last night. ‘he loss is
$60,C90,

For Bishop O’Connor.
Toroxo, March 23.—It is generally
understood that Bishop O,Connor. of
London, will nucceed to the Archbishop-
ricef Toronto, The. announcement is
expected at. Easter,

LB. er & Co.

"Si Furnished R Ross with nse of a
ano, $26.00 per month.

Five Room House $20.00 per month.
For Sale, >

Lot on Kootenay avenve, 4200. This
must be taken at once.

situate tn Weekly Ore re Shipments.

tone-helf mile west of

the cuy rot Resalai ad » north ofand sdjoin-

fA the ig ia see The ore shipmente of of the weeks ending
ica t

Blar. 18, were as folll
Rr. , noting a8 folllows:
anaontier an ald’ ee eats To Trail:

Iron Mask,

TO NORTHPORD SEELTE
Le Rol .

ecure your s'2e, .
&@-Goveral Merchandise. He a Hinge ean 90¢

GI BSON i co er reer Str et é

“Rossland Loan Office.

NO. 16 WASHINGTON 8T,

T2018, ageeed this afieraoon to accept a
‘Lid offe-ed for a fweaty five rouad
‘comesi bef ween vires two heavy weigh: 8
by the Coney Ialeud Aiuletic Club, the
contest to take nla.e Fridey, May 26.

Aluskan Boundary Dispute,
Loxpox, March 23.—Ip reply to a
qveriica by James F. Hogan regarding
tie \laskan boundary dispute, in the
House of C today, tue pailia-
mente.y secretary for the foreign office,
Tight Hon. Wi. St. John Brodevic! i,
Hani proposala for the modus vivendi hed
eu made to the United Siaies govern-
meat, aatisuey were now under consid-
eration. Tue government, Mr. Byoder-
ck continued, had no news oi acollision,

ng Certificate oi
for the pu ne of obtaning 6 fBhroisaas ae

bove
‘And. further tice
reetien ariner notice ced before th no Tone
‘of atten "ertiticnte of ine ‘ovemol
“Satod this 1éth dag of Sarah, 1809,
WM. DEVEUEUX, P. 1.8,

‘Writ for our int. “
Puen eee eae eae

ieee: VERTILLTED

Goodyear Welt. Shoes.

Keep your whole eyatem thy.
nico, comfortable an tera healthy To fio. only

H. H.Playtford,

AUDITOR and
‘ACCOUNTANT.

No.1 Stone Block, Rossland

P. O. BOX 598.

_—_——

WE HAVE SALE FOR

ALL Stendand Sldes |

J,
The Rossiand Auctien House. B. Johnson & Colscrsis

é2zasr coLyMnra AvRUE. . :

NGCSELL & DEACON,

Transfer of Liquor License.
Notice {sb
Notice is Reteby given that application witl

Watches, Clocks and Jewelzy’ in Stock.
REPAIRING DONE,

BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.

P,Q. Burveyors Associath 200, ot Cos,
Burveyors Amsociation, Anros, Mest Ca.

Orvicea: {¥ Wasmmvovon, D. es

$4.00 A PAIR.

ame of the un-
ny fer Hotel Athan:

 MERINNON, .

oGee and resi-

“Dr J. F. McKenzie, wonite Bani of

Rossland, B. ©. +
Miner Bullding, Columbia Aveaué,

PHIL A. SILVERSTONE, Prop,