MONTE CRISTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA.
These three properties are owned
by Eastern Canada capitalists and are

INFORMATION represented here hy George 'Pfunidor
ng general manager and Harold
Kingsmill, sec. and trea. They are
all situated on Monte Cristo mount-
h of town.

bout a mile nort 0.
. The Monte Cristo has over 1800 feet
of tunnel, shaft, rise ‘an
work, Itis provided with two com
preazors, one 7 and one é-drills,

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

Virginins Over $13,000 was expend-

“| Intorests in ‘Trail Crock
propertics of merit for

all y development work.
ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING & IN

VESIMENT CO.

The Rookery. Spokane, Wash
—<—<————

Custom House Blanks)
THE RECORD

Mf you are looking for snaps,
come and see us.

yg HE CRESCENT

a

A Brief Write-up Which Will be Ex- _ :
tended to All the Properties EE]

in the Camp.

ossland Evening Record.

VOL./II.; No. 194,

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY, 21, 1898. PRICE 5 CENTS.

LE ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR

ble from
Owners and Other

ed on the Virginia by former owners.
Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasers

d a double compartment
vertical shaft, which willbe provided

Best

Sources.
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‘fhia write-up will be contiued cor-
rected and carried until the principal
inines and prospects have been. des-
cribed. As we aro unable to visit all
propertica herein mentioned we will
not be responsible for @) NT
but in the main they can be relied up-
on as being correct.

DEER PARK.

with cages, the firat in the camp.

uable and promise fair to make divi-
dend paying mines.

Lion mining company,
Fraser, sev. and tres. It is located on
the eaet slope of Deer.
tain, south bnit, adjoining the Gold
Hunter and Grand Prize.

All three of these claims are val-

ANNIE E. .

Jos OFFICE

Has a full line of Custom House Blanks

Latest and Approved Forme.

RECORD. OFFICE

This claim is owned by the British
George A.

Deer Park moun-

It-is crown
down on the

granted and hae a shaft
vein 90 feet. Ore vasays
$10, r ud is regarded a8 &
pect.

The Deer Park is located on the
summit of Deer Park mountain in
the south belt, a mile and a half,
south west of town, and has. probably
the largest mineral deposit in the
camp. It is developed by shaft 145
feet deep, and 95 feet cross-cut. Its

hinery consis! ”.
eran s Jochorse hoist. Supplies are|ris, E. Cronyn, J. A. McDonald. se
laid in for an allwinters work. The ahaft has been sunk on the Nein oe
great body of ore is low grade, but is eet wilh a dunnel and oper eae ed
i i depth is gained. | feet. Surveyed anc y
elimi lel BLUE BUCKET AND PRINROSE-

0. 2
SUNSET Ni Owned by Harry P. Jones. Located

from $6 to
good pros-

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

tg ofa 40-horse boil-|P. Jones, Hugh McGlynn, Mike Mor-}- 3 :
ALLEN A. SMITA,

DO
You
WANT
A
MAP
OR

A wit Bhs
NEWSPAPER
cur?

IF 50
ADDRESS

‘TIMES BUILDING,
CHICAGO,

Let me estimate and submit samples.

ne een Gal inel 2 ia wee five miles north of Rossland, and a
near neighbor of the Highland. The
Primrose shows an jron capping 15
feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows
a T-foot quartz ledge on the surface.
ELECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE.
These properties belong to the Ger-
mania Gold Mining compaby and are
located on Green mountain just north

Sy
ed, and situated in tne south belt, on
the east slope of Deer Park mountain,
one half mile from the buginess cen-
ter of Rossland, and just above the
It is being vigorously
wu with a force of 25 men and
two machine drills. In the tunnel 54
feet a day Is being driven, and in the

Trail, - = :

All samples received by mail
assayed. ‘s

J. H. Spiking

ASSAYER.
B.C.

ae During the next thirty drys w

Regardle

If you are looking for.snaps, come and see: us,

UNPARALLELED
BARGAINS

@ propose to sell goods 3

yy }

Ost

== =

"yc. THE CRESCENT

= IRIE]

STUSSI BLOCK

of Red mountain, three and a half
miles from Roseland. Thereis a 90
foot shaft and 30 foot cross-cut on the
Electa. ° ii

shaft, 44 feet. On the 20th of Nov.
there was 38U feet of work done, be-
sides stripping the vein, and other
prospect work. This property has &

q-drill compressor, hoist, pumps an
evexything necessary fu: ite econom-

ical development o1 1¢ mine.

, ine hae bi fam:
Le Roi mine has become fame
on a “the greatest gold prodicer
Canada. It has besides putting in
extonsive and expensive machinery,
paid for ovar 4,500 feet of work, built

adi purel ani
nearly completed a smelter, and paid
$400,000 in dividends. It is situated
on the aouth-east slopy Red moun-,
tain, within the corporar: Gazits of the
city. Capitalization of the company
is $2,600,000, divided into 500,000

The ledge is large and well
defined, and assays have been obtained
as high as $300 a ton-

ics THE BLACK PRINCE. ;
Owned by the Black Prince: mining
company, J. A. Kirk, pres, Hector
McPherson, vice pres., G. A. Fraser,
gec. and tra. Located on the north
side of the Columbia river, three miles
below Trail. Work consists of a 40
foot'shaft, 60 foot tunnel and about
100 feet of open-cuts. | Assays $13.

: THE ELBA. :
The Elba is situated on Lockout
mountain, in. the south belt, just
south of the Crown Point -and..is

International Hotel

Rooms Newly Fitted and
Furnished and

Prices Reduced

—rTo-—-

_. $3.00 a Week.

NICELY

FURNISHED ROOMS

WITH STOVE..

* 8,00 and 8.50 per week. .
Suites of Roums, 400.
Single Rooms, 1.50.

Come and see them at the

Dominion Hotel

gharea, par value $5 per share. The|owned by the Elba-Trail Creek Con-

Furs Wanted.

The Providence Fur Com; roviz

QUEEN |

STOVES. |

4
eer

y After Xmas
Talks.

“Novelties Arriving”
Every Day! \o-4

AT

will be sold .

JH. S. Wallace's] =

Design
Snes a
 - “And Fancy Goods Store.

FRASER
_ The Réliabi
DRUG

4]Come in and look Aroundpus
Listen to Our Large Music Box.

z s We have afew TOILET
am | | and. MANICURE ‘sets left
from our large stock: which .

;-AtYour Own Price

e prettiest in town,

GIST.

A Fort Scott, Kansas, pastor: who: re-
signed becanse he couldn’t collect’ his
salary said in hia farewell sermon: “I
have little else to add, dear brethren,
save thia:, You were all in favor.of free

it.’

QUTITING IN ROSSLAND

salvation, and the manner in which you
have treated mé is: proof that you got

THE STOCK REPORT,

12 cents.
near Slovan City and has already. about
sixty tona of ore on the dump, and has
shipped one carload which netted .the
$2,097. The company is stocked
for'‘one million shares, 200,000 being
placed in the treasury. :It is the inten-

The Arlington Con, Mining and Smelt-
ing Co. has been put on the market at
The company,has two claims

Parties Made up
Here.

Canadian Pacific Rallway Surveying

Today for the
“Country.

A Party of Twenty Left this

City

MURPHEY--WARREN NUPTIALS. *

Daughter of Gen. Chas..S. Warren Weds a
; Spokane Man. :

A wedding in which every detail was
conceived and carried out in exquisite
taste was célebrated at 6:30 o’clock at
All Saints’ Episcopal rathedral, says the
Spokesmen-Review. The groom was
John Milton: Murphey and the bride
Mies Mary Warren, daughter of Gener-
sland Mrs, OC. 8. Warren.

ing the . a

TWO CAR LOADS OF SUPPLIES was given at the home’ of oder ea

Mrs. Warren, on Second avenue—a re-
ception informal in character and at-
tended only by, the intimate friends of
wae families. «Yellow. and white were
3

=.

tion of the y to place

pen ¥

Opposite Postoffice ‘
HO qd toe dt ey
> REMEMBER we are handling only the finest -
English-goods-in our Tailoring .department and
Sf ake ceca & a w Snel SBR
-employ hohe'but firetclass workifen.~
. Wecannot afford to SLAUGHTER our goods
"Se tliat medue cheap Iiborand cheap work. So
if'you want a fine Talior made:auit, go to

RoiFurnishing}

ailoring House

large ‘scale. ~
‘Kowecants Quorations.
Colonns 2

y |.
on the property and to start work-.ona| © “

“> .A-O.-P. R. surveying party of twenty
men in charge of L. M. Rice left“Ross-
;.|and on the noon train to-day far the
Greenwood City, in the boundary coun-
Two carloads of provisions and
hardware were taken to the freight de-

6
~~ We have Buyers for Good Stocks.

ROLT & GROGAN
STOCK BROKER.

FO, Box 429: - Columbia Avenue.

> Codes: Beproup, Mowartt & CrovaH.
2O PER CENT.
REDUGGION.

IN

CROCKERY

hipped t

from Hunter Bros. and

g colors in'the affair. They
the dé at the

TURNING HEINZE DOWN

His Agent, E. S, Topping, Palls to
Get Endorsement in the
Boundary Country.

COL. E. 8. TOPPING IN THE FIELD

The People Prefer the C, P. R. and
American Railroad
Competition.

in

church, at the housé and also in the cos-
tumes. ‘3 Sm A

Before the hour for the ceremony ‘ar-
rived the cathedral was ‘filled with the
friends of the young couple.’ Evergreens
and white and yellow .chrysanthemums
formed the decorations, which did nut
entirely follow thé conventional designe,
but were thoroughly artistic. ‘Ropes of
evergreens and'great., bunches of chry-

‘Two other parties left here F
for Lower Arrow Lakes to go to work on
the east end of the Penticton branch, °

It is understood that still another
party will soon be installed at Penticton.
It is gratifying and complimentary to’
Rossland that these parties are made. up
here and supplied by. our merchants,
With the benefit of as low freight rates
in and out Rogsland merchants can be
depended upon to get their share of the

Chinese New Year.
|. There are about 250 Chinamen jn Ross-
land who are to-day entering upon the
feativities of their New Year celebration.
It will last for a week and one of the ce~
lestials said this morning ‘‘ maybe two
weeks.” ‘Tho ‘‘washee.men” invited all}
their patrons to. come around and get
some candy and sweetmeats and besides
they-are distrihuting handkerchiefs and
other small presents among their. white | '

lent “their beauty to the

i interior and, to make
a charming picture:

:Promptly.at.€:30 o’clock the organ be-
gan to peal forth 4 wedding march.’ The
door of the choir'room ‘opposite’ the ‘en-
trance in the interior of the edifice open-
ed.and the’bridal procession appeared.
Firat‘ came the ushers,’ Thomas Jefferson
Sidney Norman, Lincoln Davenport and
Daniel Weaver; then. . followed‘ the
bridesmaids, Misses Virginia Winston,
Jessie Galusha, Lucille Nash and Batha-
line Hoover. Misses Winston and Nash
were int white and Miss Hoover and Miss
Galushain yellow. The gowns were
organdie over taffeta with a high stock
of the prevailing color of the gown, Af-
ter the bridesmaids came the maid of
honor, Miss Maria Winston in a gown
of white organdie over yellow taffeta.
After her were the two little flower girls
Bhes Clark and Josephine Murphey.
THE BRIDE AND HER COSTUME.

Word comes from the Boundary
country that Col. E. 8. Topping, of
Trail, who ia in the Boundary country,
representing Mr. Heinze’a railroad in-
terests, is not getting along very well.

At Grand Forks, Greenwood and

other points in that section, he could
get no signatures or favorable resclu-
tions toa subsidy to Mr. Heinze from
the dominion government for an exten-
tion of the Columbia & Western, from
Robson to Penticton, The people over
there argue that the O. P. R. with com-
petition by an- American road is what
they want and the success of Mr. Heinze
means that one of the above enterprises
would not be carried out.
It is counted on sure, that Corbin will
build into that section this year, and as
the O.P. R.-is actually surveying a line
in there, the“ péoplé in the Boundary
country are will to'await results,

PEOPLE COMING 1D GOING.

Joe Martin, of Martin ‘Bros., has re-.
turned from # ten days’ vacation at Spa-'
kane. .
George Pfunder returned last evening
from a businegs trip to Spokane,

Rev. T. P. Frost has gone to Toronto.
Judge J. N, Blake left for the east to-

Last of all came the bride, attended

day on business relative toa new- min--

friends. Fireworks is the leading feature F

of their celebration. They were unfor- by ber father. “Her gown was of heavy | ing company.

tunate this year in losing a large consign- corded silk and chiffon with duchesslace.| Mra, E,W. Ruff hag gone to. Seattle
‘The Tong tulle bridal veil was looped up | to visit her daughter Mamie, who will

with diamonds and ‘orange blossoms. | return with her. ”

any, P:
deuce, R. I., wants all kinds of raw furs,
skins, ginseng, seneca, &c. Prices tur
next eixty days are as follows:

Silver Fox. . . .$16.00 to.$150,00 |,
Bear 5.00 to. 25.00 |-.

mive is held at $6,000,000. _ - solidated mining company, Robert

Jt haa its own electric light plant| Barr, local manager. Thera is a shaft
and ily ore bing are builton the ©. &]| down on the-vein 100 feet aud o con-
W. track, with a treniway to the Red | tract let for another 100 fee with nine
Me + il. the inci’ men 1s. i

To close out our Xmas lines... :
exceptional: chance..

Have You

$500.

stookholders are Col, I. N. Peytan,
Senutor George Turner, Gol. W. W.
D. Turner, Wm. J. Harris, Gol Wm.
FY. Ridpath, L. ¥.
M. Armatrong, E. D, Sanders.

5 CENTRE STAR,

Owned by Centre Star mining com-
pany, Oliver Durant manager. Capi-

¥1leach. No stock on the market.
There has been repeated refusals of
par and better. The mine is situated
ja town, balf mile north of tbe busi-
ness center. It has four separate and

distinct ledges which are developed ROSsLaNy,
with over 4,000 feet of tunnels, sbafte, ying tre
There are many {John

drifts a:1d: crose-cute.

‘thot: ad tons of ore on the dump and|C'

in sight, waiting favorable conditions
for ‘.ealment. This is one of the
fire’. locations in the camp and one of
th: nost valuable. Ths latest
meet imp d hinery is inst
on the property.
WAR EAGLE.
This mine and the Crown Point are
owned by the War irple Consolidated
Gold mining company of Toronto. It
adjoins the Le Rrion the west, and
hhas done over 5,500 feet of develop-
ment work and paid $175,000 in divi-
dends, ‘The present managment pre-
fers to hold their ore until the com-
pany builds a smelter or can get bet-
ter freight and trentment rates. It
recently paid $700,000 for the mine.
It has all the necessary conve: iences,
machinery, -ete. The Columbia &
Western v‘lway is built to the mine.
CHE LILY MAY.
ie 1 ly May was the first location
ia this camp, May 27, 1889. 1t'ie new
owned by the Lily May Gold mining
company, Senator George Turner, pres
W. J. Harris, manager and Frank
Kizer, vec. und tres. It is located in
tho south belt, two and a half miles
south of towh. Development work
cousists of over 300 feet of tunnel and
shaft. ‘i'here is 150 tons of shipping
ore on the dump, which will average
$20.n ten, Mine provided with hoist,
con pre: plant, machine drills. etc.
GEM, \IGER AND UNCLE 8A.
Ownat Ly John Cromie, Brig At-
kinson, 4. B. Campbell, ‘Thos. Coffey.
Locate.l on one ledge in the south
pelt, in line with the Crown Point and
the Homestake. Gem, has a 50 foot
shaft and 50 feet of open cut work.
Tiger, 300 foct tunnel, 40 foot shaft
and 100 feet open cuts while the Un-
cle Sum hag a 25 foot shaft and 160
feet of surface work. o
EUREKA AND ELDORADO.
Property of the Erueka Consolida-
ted miuing company, H. P. Jones,
prea., J. C. Coe, sec., E. Coldwell, trs.,
all of Rossland, Loented seven miles
Southof Rossland on the U. 8. side
shaft 80 feet, tannel 100 with five men
working. Ore iron-copper carrying
old and silver, ussaying from $10 to
$37. Cspitulization $1,600,000.

Williams, Maj. J-| Lion Mining & Milling company, limited
liability, will be bel

the company ‘in Rossland, B. C., the

third Monday in January, 1898, for the

purpose of el

act uci

Piligation $1,000,000, shares par value] fefors it.

and
8:
Hed | 8

——
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the British

‘at the.offices of

lecting officera ‘and. trans-
other business as may come
Dated January 3, 1898.
Georcr A, Frasen, :
Secretary and Treasurer.

SECRET SOCIETIES

“Lodge, No. 36, 1.0.0. F. meets

Ronde night ta Memnis. Hat
thren Conds. invited tend.

irkup, N.G., John Jackson, 3r., Bec.

Ot jeuls on the crating of the fist Thursday

Binstaon thearegiag at tie

Guts Se ean aes
ing bret mn co) bi =

fond. fi, . MeCraney, Secretary. fo at

K O.7.M.—Red Mountain Tent No. 4 meets
i a ee arial Sth Wednesday of each month

——
United States Consulate.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Be it known that the government ‘of fue
a jar

—_—_
Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given that ‘the part-.
nership heretofore existing between
Dave Colaky snd Phil. A Silverstone un-
der the name of Uncle ‘Dave's. Loan
Office, No, 20, Washington street, Ross-
land, hag been this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Dave. Isky retiring.
Phil A Silverstone is to pay all bills

MIL A,

that :
Klondike |
Feeling’?

Romiand.| The cure for it is s SUBSCRIPTION

TO THE

Rossland
| Evening
Record,

Which daily gives the news Tf the grae

Gold Fields of

owed by the said firm, and is authorized

to collest all accounts due said firm. I 2 ossl and.
Dave Consxkr.

Price-list on ll other fura and

| farnished upon application. Full prices
d, careful selecti

realment, and immeliate remittance

in all consignmente.

The Frank Hanna

LIQUOR Co:':

All kinds of Fancy
Drinks for Family and
Tableuse. . . . -

Imported and Domes-
tic Cigars, 2...

Trail, ~ - BC.

mie F " s
WANTED 280i ana dismond sautice.”

1

salon $9 5
ght paid. OUTFIT
ick for outfit and territory.
ZOMPANY, Dept. 7, 356 Dexr-
born Btreet, Chicago.

Record Job Office

Has constantly on hand a eupply of
For Sale Cards
For Rent Cards ...
To Lease Cards -.

Dated Jan. 6, 1898.
——

NOTICE.

Applications will be received by the
underaigned for the position of Assessor,
Collector and License Inspector, com-
bined in one office, for the city of Ross-
land, for the year 1898. State experi-

ence.
1-18-tf. . W. McQuzen, City Clerk.

—>—
DON’T FORGET. :
Do not forget that the Recorp job
offes will save you money, do your
~work promptly and in the best atyle ‘

——
Wanted $,2000
Wanted to borrow $2,000 on Rossland
real estate at a low rate of interest.
Good security. Apply at this office. tf
————

For Sale.
Two sinall marine engines.

Appt |
at this office. Bry

jie

“THE WEEKLY

RECORD
Will be Issued
Every
THURSDAY
MORNING

published in one week..

will contain all the principal news |

No Credit Cards
Furnished Rooms *
Cards.

Record Job Office
W.S.JONES

Custom ‘Broker: «
Real Estate Agent.”

—_—_—
; Obive with Rossland Water & Light Co.
Columbia Ave. Rowland,

Rooms. Suitable for: Housekeeping.- Rent to
ane = Times, - +

Apply at This Office, mm

is Travers Hardware Co.

Having moved into our Fire "Proof Puildiag

The Record Three Storey. Building

Is for rent in whole, or in part. ----

Two Rooms u x 42 on Ground Floor,
Eight. Rooms on Second Floor.. :
Six Rooms on Thira Floor. -

Suit the

John W. Hartline, Prop. Telephone, No. 8

|" Printing on short notice at ‘Tho Ree: | Oltice, No. 9; Washington Street,

ord Job office. :

Martin Block.

Sleighs! Cutters!
0, Yes;"We Have Them:

One, "Two and Three Seats. They are Nobby.
. ing up 8 Sleighing Party see us about Rigs. Good Toame.

~-Red Star Livery’ and Transfer’ Company,

Try Them, If You are Get-

Stables, Le Roi Avenue,
Roar Hunter Bie

“Hockey Practice

~~ from 10 toll

SMes ie) Peg dee nes os ef
SKATES TORENT, SKATES TO RENT
| OBKATES BSHARPENED’« « 2 7 «

Palace Skating Rink.

10.

Ave: and "Li:

Joseph Dabney,

Dabney. and Parker
Mines and Mining.

Mines examined and reported én: *

Bpecial attention gtven:to the placing of
a the of

‘The most of the i

thie

vear ‘holiday” is'thist-it in

sé ay ot abel reckoulog® ‘Thies ail or bd ‘aisle, thé groom with the best man;James
ea of

She‘carried orange blossoms; and her at-
| tendahte- corrie® “ordiige™ bioseoms and
Sh aT ate

‘the bridal procession moved upthe
Penfield, appeared at the vestry door to

ion will take. place at Chin

the right of the aisle and moved forward.

tera,
depot. 5s
Montreal City Eelection.

Mining an
mines,

and Neal and Bedford: MeNell’s Codes,

ROSSLAND, B.C.
bi “| M. P. for Maisonneuve, was today: elect-
ed mayor of Montreal. by acclamation.
The following aldermen were elected by

” Cable address, “ Packer, Rossland." Moreing

Comfortable ~

ining Property. “Shares of Stock in

Rooms

Prompt attention. Meals, 25c.
a and lodging $5 $6: $7 and
$8 per week. Good spring bedg
25c at

St. Charles Hotel.

acclamation:

P., and H. W. Lareaa. :

_ To Select their own OMcer.

Ki whe

& Weuern [a8
near’ the Columbia * ‘Western the sanctuary, the groom joined the}:

bride and the two stepped forward to| noon train.

Center ward, Alderman
Laporte.and Alderman Raincille, M. P.;
]8t, Antoine ward, Alderman Badler; St.
Anne’s ward, Alderman Kinsella; St.
Gabriel’s ward, Alderman Archambault;
St. Mary’s ward, Alderman Dupre, M.

_'The newly-appointed Chief of the Fire
De Wilson M in

the pi in front of

face the officiating clergyman, Rev. Mr.

Que., Jan. 20,—Ex-Alder- Perine.

sive betrothal service, » ceremony that
in the Oburch of England service always
precedes the wedding, but often in the
American church isdispensed with. In
it the brideand groom plight their troth.
During the performance ofthis ceremony
as well as during the performance of the
wedding ceremony’ proper the organ
sofcly played.
Following the betrothal the bride and
groom followed the clergyman into the
-y, where the jiful Epi 1
Church wedding service was read. Clear-
Jy above the soft music of the organ the

of the de

asked to-day if he had-determined upon
who would be his assistant, our other

of both bride and groom were
The benediction was pronounced over

Epwanp OnoNYx..
J. A. MACDONALD. +

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

Money to Loan.

: Good Substantial: Companies.

R

5:8. Chore, Im,

Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries:
Solicitors for the Bank of British North America

paid b

-}aelect will be satisfactory to me,"”

department and the people.

"Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

‘Town Lots. ;.
: ‘ Correspondence; English and French
Legal

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agen

and Typ

Work, Mining
Reports, Etc.
Miss Harries,
Office, W. J. Whiteside, Eaq.

Ritchie’ Building,

Christena Lake Frozen.

foot of Christina iake.

ter.

BEFORE

‘ROSS “THOMPSON

fy

Thave blocks of stock in the following companies for eale—

Kapoks Consolidated, West'Le Roi ‘and Joste, Monita, Homostake

**" Gopher, BR. E. Lee, Eveniug Star, Monte. Cristo,
and Silverine.

“Dots in the Original .. Townsite.

THE REDDIN JACKSON CO. AGENTS, ROSSLAND, B, O.

The Recerd Job Office was pat
in the.people of Rossland were
charged prices for work out of
all reason. The regular price
for Sixteenth Sheet Dodgers was
$5.00 a thousand. Wedo them
for $2.50. You can get the beat

. of work, full count, prompt de-
livery and be saved money by
patronizing the

RECORD JOB OFFICE

City, is about complete. -.
FROM THE RECORDS.
Transfers.
JANUARY 19, : .
Oregon No. 1, Red‘ Bird, Willamette,
©. Coe—(option.)

School to J. C. Coe.
Certificates of Work.
Jan. 19—Golden Shoe, Little Annie, ,

Fire Department Meeting.

+ $20000 To Loan

proved security,
DB. M. LINNARD,
Cesk Building,

In sums of $600 or more for short time on ap-

Columbia Ave, Rossland

bers are reauested to be present.

enger on the noon train for Spekane,

the
awored : ‘I will leave: that sll to the! the bridal veil was thrown back, and to
volunteer department.» Whomever they i i

It is expected that they will be selected
at the called meeting this.evening. Mr.
McKinnon’s ection in this matter should
and no doubt will be satisfactory to the

D. A. Good’ and W: Forrest. came in
last evening from Cascade City’ at the
They: say that
the lake has been frozen over for a week,
which is a month earlier than last win-
The survey for the development of
the extensive water. power, at Cascade

Jack Gerhald, Warren Knight to James

Oregon No. 134, Red Bird 34, Louis

There will be a meeting of the Volun- | ,,,,
teer Fire Department, this evening at
8 o'clock, at the Pacific hotel. All mem-

John A. Manly was an outgoing passe

man and wife. They arose,

Oliver Durant returned on last eve-

ning’s train from Butte, where he went

to attend the funeral of P. 'A. Largey.
M. R. Galusha, of the Jumbo, caniein
last night from Spokane.
£0. O’Brien Reddin returned on the af-

ternoon train from: Spokane,’
‘W. B. Davey left for the coast on the:

J. H. Peet, who has just sold his hold

: 1 ings in the Great Western and West Le
man Raymond Prefontsine, 'Q. C., and Then followed the solemn and impres-| Roi and Josie, returned to Spokane to-

day.
John R. Cook left on the noon train
for his ranch near Bossburg, Wash.
Judge Spinks went to Spokane to-day.

The Lights Went Out.

At eight o’clock laat evening the elec-
trie lights began to grow dim and ina
few minutes the city was in darkness,
and everybody began to ‘dig up” their
lamps and conault the cogl oil can.

The performance at the opera house
by the Georgia Minstrels. was delayed
until lamps could be procured.

‘The electric light service has been 80
regular lately that the lamp brigade had,
gotten out of order all over town and
some new business houses had made no

ion for such acid: At 1:80

a qui moved

er e
wn the aisle and to the door.
Skating Carnival.
At the skating carnival; which took
place at the Palace rink, the. following
prizes were awarded : Z
Ladies’ ‘costume—First prize, Miss
Dickson; second prize, Miss McCreary.
Girls’ costume—First prize, Miss Hat-
tie Jones; second prize, Hattie Heacock.
Girls Graceful Skating Race—First
prize, Misa Harris. . '
Ladies Graceful Skating--First prize,
Mise Husband ; second prize, etlies Nellie
Inches. .
Gentliemen’s costume—Firat prize,
Frash Bailey; second prize, A. E. Tay-
lor. an
Gentlemen’s_ Gracefil | Skating—Mr.
Jones. : is
Boy’s costume—Firat -prize, Eddie
Fuhk; second prize, Howard Owens.
Gentlemen’s Comic Costume—Chas,
Adams. :
Boy’s Comic Costume—John Muir.
The awarding committee consisted of
H, 8. Wallace, G. A. Fraser and G, A.
Jordan.
CITY NEWS CUT SHORT.

ape board of: licence commissionerg

o'clock the trouble was all over.

Mayor Templeton’s Death.

The story of the death of Mayor Tem-
pleton came to Rossland last night in
the coast papers.

The first report that he was ill was
heard Monday morning, when it was
also rumored that he was dead. He had
been unable to sleep for five nights and
on Saturday sank intoadeep slumber
that became a trance. He passed away
on Sunday atternoon at three o’clock.
His death coming directly after defeat

greatly regretted. Those who fought
hardest against his return to office were
the loudest.in sincere expressions of sor-
row.

He fell out of a buggy on election day
and injured himself, which combined
with insomnia and the excitement of a
hot political contest brought on: apo™
plexy. on

eos '
Genuine Cake Walk. ..
The Georgia Minstrels encertained
another large house last evening. The
dousing of the electric glims interfered
somewhat with the early comménce-
ment of the performance but other

et ant
for a report of of the licence i
and'to confer with the city council.

ga 2: Fitsagrata, of the Trail amelter,

were made
and the trouble proceeded.

Tonight, after the regular performance
‘a negro cake walk will‘be produced, It
will be an attractive feature of the

Lee Davenport was up fi QT
evening. po! ip from Trai] last

night’s entertainment.

at the polls by Mayor-elect Garden was~