mi SS ossland Evening Mecord.

These three properties are owned) 17,647.75
: VOL. II. No. 188. ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1898.

A sie it up Which Will be Bx-

“tended ‘to-Al the Properties ; |
UNPARALLELED Pysiiite dng 20 PER cenr. CHER IY LEGIONS
BARGAINS + * | secnion ae

a. Harald ‘ poe
ae penta ace and: tren, They. ure eee era 3,304.27
ve" fo the Camp.
LE RO!, WAR BAGLE, CENTRE STAR
. Every Day
aoe Cater Reon ees Tempolton in Vancouver Defeated by
; “GROCKER J. A. Garde for the May-
%& During the next thirty days we propose to sell goods * . CROCKERY

all situated on Monte Cristo mount Printing, advertising and ata- 41,086.77
about a mile north of town. Ys tlomery....,5.66' . 1,686.'
ble from
., Owners and Other
To closeout our Xmas lines, oralty.

Sewer Contract...
treet Labor.....
Balaries of officials,

If you,are looking for snaps,
come and see Us.

Hardware account :
Misceliancous supplies andexs
Interest at Bank- of B. N. A...
Incorporation. expences. .

Office furniture and rent. .
Sisters’ hospital, care of sick. .
Solicitor’s fees. . .
gran

ye THE CRESCENT

The Monte Crieto bas over 1800 fret 1.686 5
of tunnel, shaft, rise and crosa-cut *ORe.
work. Itis provided with two com
pressors, une 7 and one 4-drille,

Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work and
is furnished power by the Monte Cris-
to. , Forty men are employed on the| 8
two properties,

Oe
~~ e 2
————— SS

aaa

PRICE 5 CENTS.

WAR WITH SPAIN UKELY =

Americans in Danger and the Consu-
late Guarded by Spanish
Soldiers.

its. . :
50" Wiltee Se aan Go. fo uae of
Virginin: Over $19,000 was expend- hr drants tnd fight eupply, .

ed on the Virginia by former owners. | stating creeks for water privi-
Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasers Teges by city engineer tah
ad_a double compartment strcet sprinkling for 1 mont Se
vertical shaft, which willbe p: ded | Tel h, Te Express.
with cages, the firet 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 British
Lion mining company, George A

A TERRIBLE TWISTER.

Forty Persons Killed by a Cyclone and Fire
at Fort Smith, Ark,

THINKS WELL OF EAST. KOOTENAY

John M. Burke Expresses the Belief that the
Fort Steel Country has Great Promise.

John M. Burke, being seon at the Pa-
cific hotel last night, was asked what he
thought of the Fort Steele country, or
East Kootenay district. Hesaid:

“Ag railroad transportation is assum-
ed, this year, I look for good: times
up there this spring and summer. Firat

a
ihe

“i Fort Smith, Ark., Jan. 12—Human
lives and. upwarda of $1.070,000 worth of
property were destroyed by a terrible
tornado which burst upon this city a few
minutes past 11 o’clock last night,

The storm struck near the National 4
cemetery and tore its way through the

iY : _ Soe a: . Total. i

“This write-up will be contiued cor-
rected and carried until the principal
nines and prospects have been des-

, cribed. As we are uuable-to visit all

The miscellaneous expenses account of
$1,499.09 includes charge:
sewer system, ‘lama:

roperties herein mentioned we will
rote ponsible for. it t
Lut in the main they can be relied up-
on as being correct. :-. Suet
' DEER PARK... 2.
% ‘The Deer Park is located on. the
summit of Deer Park mountain in
the-south . pelt, 0 mile and a half,
*suuth west of towo, and has’ probably
the «largest minezal deposit in the
camp. It is develuyyed by 8 ahaft 145

Fraser; sec. and tres. It is located on
the eaet slope of Deer Park moun-
tain, south bnit, adjoining the Gold
Hunter and Grand Prize.. It is crown
granted and has a shaft down on the
vein 90 feet. Ore vasays from $6 to
$10, ua ie regarded 98 8 good pros- Re
pect.

‘THE UNION.
Tho Union ia located three miles
north of Roselond and isowned by H. De

feet deep, and 95 feet cross-cut. Its
machinery consists ofa 40-horse boil-
er and & 20-horse hoist. Supplies are
Jaid in for an all winters work. The
great body of oro is low grade, but is
reported improving 18 depth is gained.
a SUNBET NO. 2. a
The Suuset No. 2, is owned by the
Canudidn Goldfields Syndicate, limit-
cd, and situated in tne south belt, on
the eust slope of Deer Park mountain,
one half milefrum the business cen-
ter of Roesland,. and just above. the
+.ack, © Lt is bein; vigorously
ha force of 26. men. and
nedrills. Iu the tupnel 5f
* feot a day Is buiag driven,and in-the
shaftztf feet. - On the 20th of Nov.
there wis 380 feet of work done, be-
aides alzfpping- the vein, and other
Jrospect work. ‘Thig property has &

P. Jones, Hugh McGlyon, Mike Mor-
ris, E.Gronyn, J. A. McDonald. A
shaft has been suok on the vein 85
feet with a tunnel and open cut of 36
feet. Surveyed and crown granted.
BLUE BUCKET AND PRIMROSE.
Owned by Harry P. Jones, bocated
five miles north of Rossland, and a
nar neighbor of the Highland. The
Primrose shows an iron capping 75
feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows
a:7-foot quartz ledge on the surface.
ELECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE.
These properties belong to the Ger-
mania Gold Mining y and are

Roreland, Jan. 8, 1808.

ROSSLAND OITY BY-LAWS.

BY-LAW NO. 26+

A Bybaw oF THE CORPORATION OF THE
Crry or RossvanD, TO RAISE BY WAY OF
Dxpentures THE Sum or {65,000.00, To
Pay anp CONSOLIDATE .THE. PREsENT | ‘~~

located on Green mountain just north
of Red mountain, three sud & ale
miles from,Roasland. There is a 90
fout shaft and 30 foot cross-cut om the

Electa. The ledge is large and well | by.

fe}
Orrrs

iG Desr AGarer THE §.

easurer

note mad
the Corporation of the said City in

Regardless ol.

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

K THE CRESCENT’

08k

STUSSI BLOCK

AID

for the payment of the debt hereby
ned!

‘ ; aceg tes red.
Whereas, the eum of $25,000 is now] It shall be lawful for the corporation
due on a certain promisso!

le| from time to time to purcliase any of the
said debentures ‘at such price or prices

H. S. Wallace’s

Stationery,,; Wall Paper
— And Faney-Goods Store: +
: hed ‘

*, An’ exceptional chatice,

O. M. FOX & CO.

““Columbin Ave. .and:Lincoln St,

entire city, leaving its path reeking with
death and desolation. Men, women and
children sleeping in their homes were
without a. moment’a warning awakened
to meet death in the fearful storm,

~ — bre
Come in and look Aroundpuay
Listen to Our Large Music Box.

* $20 000 To Loan

In sums of $500 or more for short time on ap-

proved security.

D. M. LINNARD,

Cook Rutiding, Columbia Ave., Rosstan?

while others, more fortunate fand who
escaped the fury of the wind, met a far
worse fate a few minutes later in tho
flames which soon engulfed many of the
wrecked buildings.

The number of dead and wounded, as
far ascan be ascertained, is 40.

THD IXCAIOL ATO RIE

‘Capital $250,000.00
Saiilus acd Undivided Profts #£7.000.

Jaocb Hoover, president; A. J. Bose, viceprer-
weet J, Dyer: aashier. is

cox -Ppeglalattentinn pald to wining excrows,
BPOKANE = _

BARRISTER, SOLIC!
See

vagH (26 Columbia Ave. <>

“Smith Curtis

ITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC

ETC.

Rossland, B.C

io * Polica Court.

Benjiman Lee answered to the charge
of “drunk and disorderly,”? this’ morn-
ing to the amount of $5.

Denis Curran got $5 or one week in
jail, upon the: same charge, and com-

FURNISHINGAND -

_....» TAILORING AOUSE
_ Opposite Postoffice

menced the week this morning. -

THE STOCK REPORT.

Stock market opened lively this morn-
ing, ‘the sellers being Monte Cristo, Le
Roi, Novelty and Colonna, Good. Hope
is attracting & good deal of a! lo-

at ‘All in Kaslo.—Other
Elections. . 7

‘VANCOUVER,

follows.
For Mayor.

cally... We have a cheap block of Poor-
man which at the price should be a good

Garde’s majority .

C.F. REDRERN IS RE-ELECTED

A Hot Contest in Kamloops and None

Elections occurred ‘yesterday in all
cities in British Columbia. ‘The day, so
far as heard, passed off quietly and law-
fully. Grand Forks, the smallest muni-
cipality in the province, had, 1¢ is sup-
posed, the hottest time. The contest
for mayor was between Cara Manly and
Peter McCullin, Hewitt not being able
to qualify. -There has already been sev-
eral atreet fights over the election there:

The election in. Vancouver resulted as

«+ 1260

over to the new officers.

they have a great many good looking
prospects, that will be worked as the
railroad approaches and secondly they
have already developed two of the larg-
est lead-silyer properties that have been
discovered in the northwest. They are
high grade enough, with even silver at
50 cents per ounce, to yield the owners
a handsome profit.

“One is the North Star and the other

the St. Eugene, and, besides them there
are two i il lead i

FIERCE RIOTING IN HAYANA, CUBA

The United States Ready to Meet the
Emergency if Fouad
Necessary.

in the Dibble group, consisting of five

The dispatches from Havana indicate

claims, owned by a C: ;
of which the Hon. George E. Foster is
president, that have a handsome show-
ing and should, from all indications,
make a. big property as its ores ran over.
$450 per ton, about half silver and half
gold.

“Taking it all in all I think the future
for East Kootenay is most fl ‘ing and

that i mtion in Cuba will be forced
upon the United States almost immed-
iately, and that it will be found pre-
pared. The rioting in Havana has been
much fiercer than the censored press re-
ports indicated.~General Lee has re-
ported the situation} serious, and that
the mob are ‘(getting even. with the

it will not be long before she is riding in
first rank and eating at the first table.””

CITY. NEWS CUT SHORT.

At noon, Monday, the-affaira of the
the affairs of the city will be handed

and ing the. United
States” as much as it was striking at
autonomist policy and the reconcen-
trados. .

American citizens have had to seek
refuge in the consulate. General Lee's
prompt military inatincts told him that
the consulate might be even in greater

F-unll compressor, hhvist, 11 Mps and
evexything necessary Lye econom-
velupinent vy .s@ mine.
Le ROI
Tye Le Roi mine has become : fame
cia ne the grextest goll producer
in Canada, It bas besides putting in
extefiniva: and expensive machinery,
paid fur over 4,500- feet of work, built
'y buildi Pp’ an
neurly-completed a smelter, and paid
100,000 in dividends. = -It.is situated
cu the south-east slop. + ed moun-,
talu; within the corpors = ails of the
Gity/?-Capitalization of the co * iven to sai
iu $27600,000,. -ciyided .iato 500,000 cure Jolt of Debentures iretied
tliaren, ‘pur value $5-.per share. The = rs i oss 18
te hetd.at $5,000,000. , feria P % ‘Ba collateral
: pas ite own: electris light plant
and itv ore bins are builton the C. &
W.traek, with a:tramway to tho.Red
Mountain roilroad. The principal
stockholders are Col. I. N. Peytau,
Serixtor George Turner, Col. Ww... W.
DP. Turner, Wm. .J. Harris, Col. Wm,
I: Ridpath, L. F. Williams, Maj. J:
‘M.. Armatrong, E. D, Sanders.
ees “CENTRE STAR,
Owned by Centre Star miviug com-
xuy, Oliver Durant manager. Cupi-
talizution $1,000,000, shares par value
$lonch, No‘stock on the market.
There has been repeated refusals of
par anil better. ‘The mine is si d
ia town, half-mile nurth of tbe. busi-
ess center. It has four separate and the Treasurer's Books of the Corpor-
distinct ledges which are developed ation of the City of Rossiand, taken
with ovort-4, feet of tunnels, shafts,} December 81, 1897.
dciftn ‘a:a0 crossoute. There are many Accoun’
“theta ad tons of ore on the dump and
Hn eig. at; waititgtayurable, conditions
tors eatment... This is one. of the
five? wveations in the camp and one of
the’ meont-valuatle. Th« latest and
fact i Pr Wiiuet) ia 3 led

Mr. J. A. Waters and Miss. Annie P.
Parks were married. yesterday at the
house of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Alex-

detined, and assays bave been obtained | favor oft Bank of British .North
an high as $300.3 ton. .- * - America, and dated the 16th diy of June,
THE “BLACK PRINCE Leer, eet Bylaw Noo i? of the anid

Owned by the Black Prince’ mining Ee es. ‘ cen
company, J..A. Kirk, pres.,. Hector |’
McPherson, vice pres.,-G.- A. -: Fraser,
sec.-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-cut#  Asays $13. 0.
THE ELBA. note | --~

The Elba is

in; in

speculation. The aldermen elect are: T. Q: Townley,
é q H. J. Painton, Jas. McQueen, J. F. Nee-
lands, W. Brown} ©. F. Foreman, R. A.
McMoran, A. Bruce, W. J. McGuigan,
D. McFadden.

as may be: mutually agreed-upon, and
all debentures 20 purchased shall forth-
with be eancelled and no -re-iesue of any
debenture or debentures shall »o made
ration; in consequence of any euch re-purchase.
This by-law shall take effect and come
into force on the 14th day of January,
f| A.1:51808.° .

! Dong and passed in Open Council, the
Ist dayof January, A.D., 1898.

. Scorr, Mayor.
Ww. McQuzgn, City Clerk.
* “NOTICE:

danger than any other place in Havana,
but General Blanco has thrown ‘a heavy
cordon of Spanish regulars with artillery
rnder L. Watson. around the whole square, and held:the
Mr. and Mrs. adjoining streets.
2 = ; Bie ae asi brand new son.’ President McKinley did. not wish to
In Victoria Mayor C. F. Redfern was}. Scargent McGowan ; acl i i had
re-elected over Joseph W, Carey by 311 tmaine this ENG iin on
yotea. Aldermen: South ward—Hum-| that thedsys will grow one hour and
phrey and Wilson: North ward—Kings- | thirty-five minutes longer, @iring Jan-
man, McCandless and Hamber; Central | ary, and that the sun rises seventeen
ward—McGregor, Williams and Pbillips. | minutes earlier And sets seventy-eight
¥ KamLoops. minutes later, on the last day of the
The election in Kamloops was a close | month than on the first.
one, Gordon defeating: Lee for the
mayoralty by only, 14 votes.

QUEEN
STOVES. -

E50)

Travers Hardware Co.

TO RENT.

Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Is for rent.in whole, or in part.’

Has just received a fine assortment Of Jame

Stetson, Hats in all shades and shapes.
Gentlemen wishing "frat “quality® ha¢.at a moderate price should eee this line
den unt ata mocertte, ;

F. H. Linde have a

‘We have the following bargains sub-
ject to'sale.

een “
‘We also have a new line of Mens’ and Boys’ Health Brand all wool nnderware
7A: few more,paira. of Ts \DIES’ and MISSES RUBBERS
ill go at COST. An opportunity to buy the beat rubber

goods on the market'at cost should not be overlooked. » # # # # #8 ©

Tauorm@G «+> Taiorin@
Gentlemen wishing an Overcoat a Suit of Clothes or a pair of Trousers should S

ainted-withians prices before. ROLF

see our.stock.and, get.soq
aes
P; 0. Box 428,
TELEPHONE AD. |

2 (Codes: BeprorD, MoNziLt & CLouGHt.

After Xmas
Talk foes:

We have a few TOILET
and MANICURE sets left
-from our large stock | which
will be sold... eee ee ee
At‘Your Own Price
-Désign’the prattiest in’ town. «

FRASER

ment was notified,” ane
Crowninshield, chief of

igati at once sent
Admiral Bunce, with the White Squad-
ron, to hold every vessel in prompt ©
readiness and to telegraph Key Weat for

{v. 8.)

‘We haye Buyers for Good Stocks.

Oo Sapa is i .
« SROSH t Se a8 imation. ‘The|~ ;
‘Solumbia Avenue. | officers for tho, enguing year are: Mayor
: Charles. Whitfield :.McAnn;:aldermen
A.W. Goodenough}*D.-W. Moore, G. 0.
h Dr. Hartin and Geo: White-

Le Roi Furnishing ax» Tailorin g
= : G. A, Baldwin, Mahager.

The Key West squadron _can_ be
i i Not later than to-
day will they be on hand.

While alone they would be unable to
do much at Havana and. might serve to
inflame the Spahish mob to great exces-
ses, they can give @ good account of
themselves in preparing for the heavier

and
deemed expedient to raise by ‘way of
debentures a loan of $65,000.00 repay-
able on the 14th day of January, 1923,
with interest in the meantime pavable
early at 53g per centum per, annum.
ach loan when raised to be applied for
the purpose aforesaid.

ereas, The total debenture’ debt of
said city is $16,000.00 end the total debt
of said city, including said debenture | .-
debt, is $65,000.00. 2 i

‘Whereas, The amount of the whole
rateable land and improved real prop-|:- .
erty, according to the lastrevised assese-|.-__-
ment roll, is $1,218,696.50.

Andé ‘Whereas, For the payment of the
eaid debentures, sinking fund and in-
terest, it will be necessary to raise the
eum of $5,357.82 by 2 8) 1 rate in each
and every year. =
And Whereas, For the purpose of rais-
ing the said yearly sum of $5,357.82, an
equal special rate on the dollar will be
required. (

And Whereas, This bylaw shall not be
altered or repealed except with the con-
sent of the Lieutenant-Governor-in-
Council.

Nor Therefore, ‘The Moyor and Coun-

located on Record mountain,‘ considea-
tion $75,000...T, G. Elgie represents the
syndicate that ia buying,.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING. - | fect to follow.

&. T. Hamilton and bride have ‘re-| “.The torpedo flotilla has been notified
turned from a brief yisit to Spokane and and can be put into Key West for adash
the coast. =: on Havanas})= + sez"

W. F. Tyo camié up from Trail Inst}. 4 hundred army officers, imeenced: by.
evening. fns Jiolent attacki mane, by: the

John Moynahan, expert acd mining aaa Eee ihe. i ‘ineipel offices oe
man, returned to Rossland last evening Spanish army in Cuba, WERE pipet ints

di yveral months in Spo- |; s daily i S
Enjoyable Eyent Given in Honor of alter sien eee : ing otees of tas daily joomale, Tae
New Mayor and Aldermen. J. B, Jones returned today from Col- See Aaaab ing the es pas and. destroy
ville where he went yesterday onxbusi- Re the printing outfit as well as cuffing
The smoker given in honor of Mayor | ness. the employes, The mob of thousands
Elect Wallace and the new councilmen,| Gen. Chas. S. Warren da from ed, ing, “Long live Spain!”
John 8. Clute, Jr., A. 8. Goodeve, C. O. | Victoria laat evening. “Tong live the army!” “Long live the
Lalonde, Albert Barrett, Ross Thompson| Judge Heyburn is in town again. volunteera!’” =e §
and John Edgreen at the Pacific last] g. F. Pett L. G. 3.8.| The of La
evening ne an enjoyable affair. Black, came up from Trail last evening | D: ion of acting
1 J.P ase * of the Wel: ag witnesses and remained over today. | military commane ss ft Berane an
ee 7. ii General Solano, chief of sf prevent
Thore were speeches, songs and. resolu- Charles van nese returned last night more serlotis outrages." 2
Intions. Councilmen Goodeve, Tnomp- from Grand Forks. ‘The gen d’armes dispersed the-rioters.
son and Edgreen each treated the house John M. Burke, one of Rossland’s firat Order was finally eatablished.: Central

. mining men, came in last evening from ark has been transformed into: a: mili 2
Spokane, to remain a few days. He has tay camp. ie! 3 ot
spent most of the summer in the Fort ‘General Blanco will deal most energet-
3 ae arenas returned on the ically with the instigators ofthe Souk:

break,
evening train from Spokane. He made|" The police are guarding the’ printing
a trip through the Boundary. country a

offices.
while he was gone. . ‘The second-class battleship Maine has
Misa Sue J. Neill, for 12 years county | received orders to hold herself in readi-
superintendent of school at- Deadwood, | ness to proceed to Cuba at an instant’s
Dakota, is in the city for a few dgys| warning. In compliance with these or-
visiting Miss Kehoe. Miss Neill is on ders Captain C. D. Sigabee, commanding
ber way to California. the battleship, hes made all arrange-
Hector McRae arrived from the coast | ments to get under way without delay.
lust evening. ‘ He has been placed in communication
Charles Dundee returned last night with General Leo, who will cable him
from the Dundee mine, on Wild Horse whether or not it is necessary for him to
creek, and says the property is léoking | 8° to Havana.
fine.

Judge Forin has gone to Nelson to
hold county court.

NICELY

FURNISHED ROOMS

WITH STOVE.

side. ‘
Nxuson.: ,

Mayor—John Houston; aldermen—
F. J. Tetzel, J. A: Malono, and’ 0..H.
Hillyer for the East ward were, elected
py..acclamation. In the ‘West ward
E. P. Whalley, Thomas Madden and J.
A. Gilker were elected.

THE Si OKER LAST NIGHT.

JOHN R. COOK,
Officd’ and~ Businéss Rooms
-% TO RENT *

sind* Washington: Street... ‘Best’ location

- Gronor ‘A. FRASER,
Secretary and Treasurer.

3.00, and 8.50 per week.
Suites of Roume, 4.00.
Single Rooms, 1.50.

BALANCE SHEET

a élumbia: Avenue
Come and see them at the ~ Svpeeane

Dominion Hotel
Furs Wanted.

The Providence Fur Company; .Provi-
dence, B. L., wants all kinds of raw fare,
skins, zinseng, seneca, &c.’ Prices. tur
next sixty days are as follows:

Silver Fox..
Bear

p a Cr.
$15,257.52 $78,260.95
a oeeer

17,984.25

pet Gury B3 in {he city. !
Picaner (que Good Mining, Property. Shares of
L 1 licens (Trades: To 0G e Ss x E ‘
che property. : lies andexpenses 1,499.09
“FT OWAR BAULE, j water & Light Co.. 492.10 -
dt: Crown Point are | Incorporation. Exs,. 1,057.20 ~
z y pis Consolidated jalarie... . 9,901.80
Gold imiring company vf Toronto. It
adjoins the Le Rei on. the west, and
has done over 6,500 feet. of develop- of Britich North Ameriba, as aforesaid,
mont work nnd paid $175,000 in’ divi- : : 7 the ‘mong a ane one Promissory
dends. The present managment pre-| Ptg. and Stationery. 1,685.77 eae &
fersto hold their ore until the ‘conn ardivare * — & Bt 1,797.36 of the sald Clty of Boren a raise by,
pany builds a smelter or can get ‘bet-/ Police Court... .--- 'y or bodies’ corporate, wh» imap he
ter freight.and treatment ‘rates. It|T’graphand Expre willing to advance the ‘same, on. the| 5;
-zecantly. paid, $700,000 forthe mine. | Office Furniture on credit’ of the debentures hereinafter
ary conver iences, Rent . mentioned, the sum of $65,000.00, and | R.
The Columbia &|Tomber tange the eaine to be paid into the hands
way.is built to the mine. of the City Treasurer of the said City of
THE LILY MAY. an

bat pe Hossland. for the purpose id, d upon ation. F
se L-ly May was the first location with the objects reel ii
ia thin cump,:May 27, 1889. It is new

Stock in|.

The Reliabl
DRUGGIST-

at Gx S wiNS

‘Good: Substantial
‘oRFIOn WITH ——

e di

Companies:_ Town Lots, |

at the office
1 ich

Rossland Mining Abstract Co,

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent

a For the purpose of repaying said Bank The W alters Co.
; Limited Liability... ;
Drawer L. - °°. , Rossland; B. C
Bay and sell legimate mining stocks’
Special attention given to the

Two Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Floor. ,

to cigars. .
The program in part was as follows:
of Tho Canadian Gold Fields Syn- | Mr. Marshall Piano Solo
Limited, operating ‘the well/J. B.Job i
rks A. M. Whiteside.
A. 8. Goodeve .
M. Brown .
Mr. Esmond.
H. 8, Wallace .
Master M. Egan . Dance
Mr. Williams .. -
C. O. Lalonde.
Mr. Forteath. o
Hessrs. Hermsen and Brown
Mr. Townsend
Mr. Forteath ..
H. E. D. Merry
Charles Watson .
Mr. Harp.. and Recitation
A. Wilson . .Stump Speech

William Ryan Arrested.

Chief of Police Ingram arrested Wm. . ‘i i
Ryan at noon today, who is charged Ike Harris, proprietor of the Vendome

bs 7? = ¢ hotel and restaurant left for Spokane to-
with stealing and‘pawning an overcoat.

x day for medical treat: t, having bee:
His case will come up before Police Bae fraodaysl pic rec aed i

Magistrata Jordan tomorrow morning-| toward C. Walters left on the noon
train for Spokane.

Harry P. Jones has returned from
Northport.

J. H. Bowes returned to Nelzon today.

Lieut. Governor C. H. Mackintosh,
the Canadian director of the British
American corporation is stopping at the
Allan, and is busily engaged with the

107.62...

) prices

Rent to Suit the

ire, ‘ater wand.
Light Committee. 8,854.27
Solicitor’s Fees.... 843.87

"| Epwagp Cronyn. J.8. CLUTE, JB
J. A. MACDONALD.

. Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

Barristers, Solicitors’ and Notaries.

Solicitors for the Bank of British North America
= = Money to Loan.

e 4 . z ‘Lots in ‘the. Original ‘Townsite. oc ne
ve Mining Property For En . a28 BEDI JACKSON CO., AGENTS, a B. 0. — ,

; ohn W. Hartline, Prop. Telephorie, No. 8
... ale... John W. Hartline 3

‘Sleighs! Cutters!
0, Yes,"We Have Them.

681.42
50

* 814 50
82.76

$95,088.27 $95,038.27
The following isa ‘statemnnt of the

For the finest rooms in the city with
free use of baths call upon Mrs. Jennie
L. Stone, The Klondike, top floor ‘Tra-
ders block, Columbia avenue «und Lin-

q-

st = = =e z a
SS THOMPSON
: ’ : ie ‘ > WZ. ~
te cee i ; at Rossland.
Times, d ‘ Clough’s Codes. -
made, not exceeding in the whole, the
W.-d.cHfurris, nunager and Frank expressed in’ pounds sterling of the “and. Silverine.

, 2 ; ;
Kight Rooms on Second Floor... (jam “:
— tae . =F ST
Six Rooms on Thira Floor. dicate,
, aga 7 SUNSET NO. 2 MIN
E Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping. Riga 6 nie : Cable Address ‘Waltors.”.
It shall be lawful for the Mayor .to caaecorrs 8 of stock in the following companies for sale— Use Bedford McNeill’s, Liebers and
a ‘ cause any nuinber of debentures to be : a ted Wi tL Roland Joste, Monita, pals
wwned-by the Lily. May Gol mining 2 at est Le - aM bedteh
compauy; Senator George Turner, pres Ea a ee ee a oaivalend a . . i “1M Gopher, RE Lee, Evening Star, Monte Cristo,
Kizer,.ves. und tres. It is located. in | E: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Apply at This t= =~ ‘ ; : nt

Treland, at a value of $4.86 to the pound
sterling, as may be required, and all
such debentures shall be sealed, with the
seal of the Corporation of the.-City of
Rossland, and shall signed by. the
Mayer of saidcity. The said debentures
shall, be made payable in EA years froin
* © | the date herein mention for this bylaw
grou receipta of revenue and oxpe7 as | to take effect at tho said Banlk of British
Rossland from the:time of incorporation North America, in the City of eens H =
to the Siet day of December, 1807. attached for the payment of interest, i : of F ‘
Receipts. oti ahall bear interest at the rate of 5g | NOTICE is hereby given that the part-
‘um per annum from the date nership heretofore existing between
‘Ard eaid interest shall be pay-| Dave Colaky and Phil. A Silverstone un-
December in|der the name of Uncle Dave's Loan
Office, No. 20, Washington street, Ross-
‘ag|land, has been this day dissolved by
routual consent, ‘Dave Colsky retiring.
hil A Silverstone. is to pay all bills
owed by the said firm, and is authorized
to eollect all’ accounts due said firm.
fd Dave Cotsxy.

- Put A.
Dated Jan. 6; 1898." “* SHYERATONE.
“ EE

Lost.

‘the soultrbelt, two and a balf miles ute y ae
cnouth of town: Development work | StakingWter Rights
vousistyuf-cver 300 feet of tunnel and Back. 4 alerial 23 ES
shalt. - #Shere is 150 tons of shipping| ~ °° ™™ nage:
ote on the cump, whith will average
$20 2 ton, Mine provided with hoist,
comotensor plant, machine drills. ete.
jen, GEM, NIGER AND UNCLE BAM. |
Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At-
kin:on, A. B. Campbell, Thas. Coffey.
Hocite.on one ledge in. the south
Lelt, in line with the Crown Point and
the Homestake. Gem, has a 50 foot
shaft and 50 feet of open cut work.
Tiger, 300 foot tunnel, 40 foot shaft
and: 100'feet open cuts while the Un-
olg. Sam. has a 26 foot shaft and 150 R

coln street. :

———

LOST
A gold chain, gold coin ch in-
scribed A. B. HL” Fiiger. will receiv
reward by returning to Bodega hotel.
H : 1-3-tf.

and Typewriter. FROM THE RECORDS.

Transfers.
JANUARY 12.

Jumbo No. 8, Jas. W. Boyd aad John
A. Forin to New York-Kootenay Mining
company. re

Acme }{, J. A. Mulvaney to Andrew
D. Provand.

Certificates of Improvements.
January 18—Gray Cliff.

Currespondence; English and French

Legal Work, Mining
Reports, Ete.

Miss Harries, Ritchie Building,

Office, W. J. Whiteside, Esq.

Comfortable.”
Rooms#—

Prompt attention. Meals, 25c.

Liquor Licenses
‘Trades Licenses

Durrant Bottled up.

Los Angeles, Jan, 13.--The body of
murderer Theodore Durrant was cremat-
ed at the crematory of Keynolds & Van
Nyes, at Altadena today, The ashes
were removed frem the furnace and de-

ivered to the parents. No one saw the
inside of the crematory except the em-
ployees and the Durrants.

‘feet OF surtace work.
EUREKA AND ELDORADO. .
Property of the Erueka Consolide-
ted mining’ company, H. P. Jones,
prea., J. C. Coo, sec., EB. Coldwell, trs.,
all of Rossland. Located seven miles
:Southof Russland on the U. 8. side
* inf 80 fedt, tunel 100 with five r en
j.Wbrking., ‘Ore fron-copper carrying
guld and silver, sssaying from $10 to
+§37.. Capitalization $1,000,

sits ‘The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale
hi the city sufi- :

create a sink-
ment of the debt
id when the samo

a. Reasonable Figures. - \
a igures. Caledonian Society Dance.
The Caledonian society of Rossland
will give a dance and social at the Do-
minion hall on the evening of January

| One, Two and ‘Three Beata. They are Nobby.

shall hecome due. ting up‘a Sleighing Party see us about Rigs.

—_— : ; Will Give Woriki
; $16,888.77 |" ‘The som of $3,675 shall be raised an- a . 1 Give orking. Bonds.
The real estate tax of $681.42: nually for the payment of the interest’ Since Stxiday afterneon, a fox-terrier

r \ fone and Jodging #5 $6. itand
rreeipt : ‘ . : on : ‘ per week. Good spring beds the Durrante..
Fee eal erate tho retand from theian tue amount of the debt incurred j five monthy Old: Avemers to the name 1} s~ eRed Star Livery and Transfer Company. 26c at Air.and Mie TH, Kingemill returned | business of hie company, which has ac- | 25, to celebrate Bobby Burns’ birthdey.
Provincial government of the city’s pro- during the currency of the Suugniiiin’ & A seen near Recorder of- J. L WIL ; is omea.8 0.9, Washington Btrect, “ ~ . =Stables, Le Roi Avenue, returned from Spokane on the evening) quired » number of valuable Rossland | A lunch will be served and # good time
° . SON, ..Grand. Union Hotel. ;

Total ....04005

t i
Pear 1897, up to September & last. hereby 91/5262 shall be raised annually, apply to W. T, Oliver, Bank of B. N. A‘

Lick '

portion of the taxes collected ‘the| hereby, authorized to be issued.’ fhe. fice,. reward to anyone fin Tete Bas a Rear Hunter Bross St. Charlies Hotel. train, properties. is ensured. z

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