. ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 29, 1899.

THE ROSSLAND , RECORD. |t

WILLIAM K. RSLING.

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jon.

‘Tha Rucono reaches the people.

"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 2 295. 1899.

TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading” ‘matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is Presented before 10,4. mM.

HE POINTS THE Way.

The prospector is the greatest
pioneer of civilization.
found gold in California, that great
state might. have languished | in
Spanish sloth for..many. years be-
fore..Anglo-Saxon energy put. life
into it. So also with Calarado and
the southwestern. territories.of the
American.,union....But. for the dis-
covery. of. gold in Australia, , that
great continent might have been
given over to the convicts who.were
its, first settlers.. The revelation of
the. mineral wealth of the. Kaotenays
has .attracted a swacming,. thriving
population of the most -Progressive

people..of .North. America.to a sec- |.”

tion of Canada which had been for-
merly regarded as a worthless .wil-
derness of mountains. . The. Klon-|
dike gold fields were the means of |
attracting. to, the Northwest. Terri-
tory and. Alaska a. restless host
which in a few years has unlocked |
the. secrets of that great. northland. ;
The gold fields of the .Rand, were
uncovered: and forthwith Johannes- |
burg sprang up as a magic city. inj
the. heart ..of the land where the’
Boers had fled from

Had he not {7

g. Brit-|).

OEner ener enerenerenerene> J

§ Miss, Coals oe Ae

MRS. J was gains

sR S Aor Chaiitunaaaiiea fi t

Sreacand for my ats ut after looking

Chrough she cdtslogue and tes mg oe
ema

ad aaa on aad ae .

ae st to #

snch a treat t the

olay gne ol thosnoperatic ae
RS. C.-*¥es! dante dt olen 1 ae

vere ‘there aléut-two ‘Rours Istening:

MRS. A.—"Let's go. to. Wallace's to-
motrovh and hear it agains besides, J. wa
io eh pome of that preity china pelae ce

surrender, that.. they-imagined.they

action of the Boers. The latter,
.Lignorant of England’s might, were
‘g0 puffed up by their successes in
1881 and by Mr. Gladstone’s weak |

could found a Dutch federation in
South Africa.

* Unless the United States holds

oe. SENEY4)

Made to order. Repairs neatly.done. ;:

Firat avenue, two doors fromm, Washington
stréet, Rossland, B. 0.

[some control over Cuba after estab-:
Hishing her -independdnée;*~ that,
imuch-hatried island is likely | to,
"Bkave as productive, oF: fitions,
as Sugar. rand tobace Where are}
the deaély bought liberties of the,
Gubans,, if; sbhey, cannot, take a litele!

) -tecreation ‘by; ‘Kicking over the g0¥-|

etiment évery.yéar or. two?

on The ; 0. K, mine may yet prove

worthy-of its'name. There are sev-;
eral instaaces of mines which had.
-been taken over by banks in_settle-,
ment of claims, and which were!
Ettiought ..to.. be ; worthless,: < Having’|:
paid their. debts many times over. |;

~ Mines: Stocks: and=-

‘> ‘Insurance!
*’ Representing. the fallowing

_» Companies

Caledonian,

Connecticut of Hartford,
Imperial.

erie ROSSLAND -
Electric Laundry

““Pateonize those Who spend”
their money at home with::

Boots and Shoes|

Rolt & Grogan,

FIRE INSU RANCE

Lancashire,

MRS. aria ry meet you there.” 1. bos

‘To Cure — Gold.

ablets. , All
;>meney. ei ‘it ¢ falls to cure,

2sc.
W. Gri ve" 's

“Take Laxative Bromine Quinine
All druggists refund a

you,,. and, thereby , - help .,
your own “and your ci
interests. .

© Work=2..

~~
White. Labor and, Clgan i

ignature is on each;

|
Wty heme ey |
was th re al i

the law by discrediting J dts, agente
in:

It was. not an attack én Chi
gram personally so much as.

jaw which he represents: : :
In such a case, it behooves the
city to stand by its officers until-they
are proved’ guiity" of wrongdoing.
Had the charges against the “Miet

ee icsed

(| $350 cash, $300 in say six
4 and th balance.at “the rate. of Sto.
| per nionth. “Apply at this office. ‘S

——

e  bpiler? i in, Sse_only six weeks.

been proved, he could: have been'se-,|-

ls Here's a. Snap.
3 5A fiye-roomed” houge, plastered
Mand” nicely ‘fii inishied, ~ ‘in desirable,
location. - The price is $1350, with.|
months,

iy
+} X* fabuideaha Bhgine for Sale.
A 7o-horsepower return tubular |

For sale
Apply at this,

a slide-yalve engine.

singly:-pr,.together.
offic

parlors, < ‘Open ¢ veninigss nee

» ts: MQTICE-OF: ASSIGNMENT.

verely p d and As
they... were ..amply dispraved; «: his.
pocket should .not suffer any more:
than:-his. good.name  had-been.tatr
nished. ; Otherwise, fidelity to-duty |
would become..a costly: luxury:.and4
the: council. would’ be holding} out in-|
ducements to -its-officers. to-league.

ish: civilization. But for that..dis-,

it Ives. with ‘lawbreakers,: both
for.. their .own / enrichment ,.an

covery, another generation might;
have .passed.. before Great Britain
would, have- undertaken the great,
task of removing the Boer .stumb-'
bling block from the path of. pro-,
gress.

The greatest means for the rapid
development..of a new country is.
the railroad, and mines are a. bait
which tempt railroads into sections,
of country. which they had hitherto;
shunned. . But for the mines, the
railroads which. have opened.. the
rcih. agricultural, fruit-growing,
stock-raising and timber lands cwest,
of the. Rockies on .both sides of the,
boundary, would not have. been,
built.. The mines of the [Kootenays,
have. induced the building of.a ‘net-,
work of.railroads.and of the Crows’,
Nest branch. of the Canadian. Paci-
fic, which..will ultimately reduce the,
cost of. transportation across: the'|,
continent, both in time.and money.;

‘The mines.of Boundary. creek have,

caused the extension of the Colum-,|.

bia & Western.railroad to that sec-
tion; opening.a . way to market ‘not,
only. for the.minerals but tor,the.ag-
sticultural. products and cattle of, the)|,
rich Kettle river.and Okanogan val-
leys. + 2 Be
The ‘prospector spies out the
waste. places. of the earth and re-,
veals their hidden: resources. The.
investor follows with an army of
miners to.develop that wealth. He
no sooner proves its presence than:
the railroad follows to take the pro-,
duct to market and bring in sup-
plies for the invading army. Ev-.
ery other industry is at the same,
time quickened into lite by the cre-,
ation of a.home market and _ the,
provision of means to reach outside;
markets. .Thus is .the prospector
the pioneer of civilization.

———

CHIEF INGRAM’S CLAIM.

The only question which ought to
be raised by the city in regard to
Chief of Police Ingram’s claim for

«legal services-at the investigation,

‘| sive.and ‘assumed tlie saggressive;in yt

and,to}¢

to the ts THist Deeds Act
Notice i ishereby,given‘that: James
Wesley bougheed, heretofore, trad-,
rm name, of, mie ei
ce ea 5% :

‘of ‘Rossland, B:C?;has-by'deed ‘dated,
the 2oth day'of.October;: 1899; ‘as-
.signed. all-his; personal estate, credits
and. effects which may, be seized and

ler execution, and all

‘secure ii ity. from. p

—_—_—_
“1 LL-FOUNDED °F BARS.

The ‘nervous anxiety with which
the! British public, watches the.pro-
gress of hostilitiescin:. South. Africa.
is illustrated.by the, evidently -base- |-
fess,;report.that the Ninth, dancers,
had been, cut off; and:captured, alter,|:
the battle of Enslin. Yesterday’s
dispatches 3 show that. this -fegiment.
took part ina r

‘said’ city ‘of R ssl
trust for the benefit of his crellitors.
~ The,.said. deed, was, executed b: a
the sai James ‘Wesley Lougheed
and the said Edward Baillie on the
zoth day ‘of October, 1899. All
‘persons | having claims,;against the
id.

required on or before zoth day
oF December,’ 1899,:to: send to the
trustees full-particulars ‘of the same

yy them ‘Notice _is hereby furthér

given that after'the said 2oth day of

the date of that battle ‘and thi

fore must have. returned, safely, from!

the pursuit. _
Over-confidente | ‘is “ foolish, but

British roeps have!

| portant ‘engagement

fought so far, even when they were

ithe retreat of General « White ony,
Lady h was di d by:
erations .pf

after ber, 1899,

coping with superior numbers, and-|'

, the trustee will
_praceed to distribute the proceeds

‘only to the:claimis of :which':he has

the .proceeds of the
trust, estate ny | part . 4 ereof sa
distcibuted “to any person of whose
laim he has ‘not -had fotice at the
eof the distribution. :
Dated at, Rossland, B. C., the
pagrd ‘day of October, 1889. ° ii
.-+-:. EDWARD BAILLtig, Assignee. t

a, helding.

st ail the’ as-

rival of General Buller on the ta
with reinforcements, «the = “British
forces have abamdoned the defen-¥-

two.:directioris,. General. Clery is |:
advancing: to.the. relief of. ‘Ladysmith
and.ons.of his idivisions. has. plready |
successfully. engaged: ithe.Bpers.and
forced..a-retrogade ::movement..0Q
their part. Lord Methuen at the
same-time has, advances. acroRs: ithe
Orange river, :stormed- the. first.two9.

now be-far,qn’ the.. match. to the .re-,
lief. of Kimberly... The: British, have |;

when the full force of cavalry gets
the Boer raiders, the ..boasted .mo-

nothing.

EDITORIAL “NOTES.

The owners of the leaky old’

is whether the charged is
just compensation. . It has been
proved that the charges preferred
were.inspired, not. by a belief that
the chief: had been false to his trust,
but by the animosity aroused in the
minds of persistent law-breakers by
his ‘strict enforcement: of law. It.

‘States than the fleet-footed “Filipi-

ut proved them-
relves worse enemies of the United

nos, Uncle Sam badly needs a
Plimsoll.

Mr. Balfour in his speech brought

as isl.

positjqns,of the, enemy, apd, must |.

now, the. advantage of, ‘pumbers: ands: + Bi

to the, front: to cut, off-and, capture, t

UN THE. .COUNTY, COURT OF.
4 HOLDEN IN ROSSLAN!

ae onde Dwyer, Deceased.

dge
Tis ae cit

of Rosslat nd at
T urd

eee hat ae

ae ae oe ee

Also :

——_—_
“The Bon Ton coffee and oyster %

aad Amending. Acts. ta

or of the city ,

James, Wesley, Li gheed are},

:doly.. yevified; together; with the par- |<
ticulars of:the secyrity (if, any) held

of the trust estate amongst the par- | :
‘| ties“entifled « thereto, ‘having regard

received notice, and that, he. will not |.
*:|'be., lable.

Jn Probate.and In. thie Matter of the. Sooda’)

Te Rot Livery,

raale:
 & Sale Stables... | ce

by, telegraph, and express...

ah of Ors th

We are filling our stock up as rapidly as possible

‘Our present stock” “of CLOTHING, ‘SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, OUTING FLANNELS and ‘all-lines
of Staple and ‘Fancy, ‘Dry; Goods are; exceptional yalue.

JOHN F.

“Heavy Transferring.“
-  First-olass Saddle'& Pack: Horses. |

ee Se gpappEgh sy etre
Commercial Alley, "Phone No. 89..

c BAO, Box ds sos. che es

AG, Ciéetman, eis
+P. O. Box 815.

CREELMAN & BEAM.
CONTRAC
BUILDERS. -

Ratimates farnisheif on: ail; mnnds of work.
Jobbing promptly attended to

Office and s sho} Commercial court,
TAL hhambra hotel

‘ROSSLAND, B. ©.

Sh

C..M. eli .

tate, to Edward ‘Baillie of the ot

PLUMBING AND:H "HEATI ,

“Pelephone’ 27.
LNo. 30, west, side, Spokane Street.

Rosslatid,.B. C8 7 90"

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR,

RATES FROM mG -00 to $1. 50 PER DAY
y bal ——_:

Neatty Purnistied* “

from $2.50 to...
: Fi

First-Class. B
in connectior
‘Telephone No, 58.

George Bean |'s

CTORS, Gy

“A. S. Hunden- |

: | Ore Cars, Wheslsati
pecialty.. Northe; Famps } kept in stock.
hy: CO: Mills; Peheenee

vie

The. ba

“cia Splendi

UNEXCELLED TABEE. .?

ES.

._ THE LEADING

or Headquarters ‘for, Co
‘Me

ers. 4
imple Rooms.
ey Haverty, Proprietor.

a IIT RZD

!
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

Nelson;

Rossland, Trail, Nelson, -
Denver, Silverton,
Greenwood, Phoenix, | Midway,
pero ani

*Xmir,.

Grand Forks, and Vancouver.
ae ee

_——___—_ is
RETAIL MARKETS

Cascade City, ‘
Camp( ene: Revelstoke

. Kaslo,': ‘Sandon, -New

‘Grand Forks, °

+ AIKelasses of Repairs and C

ENGINEERS AND: MACHINISTS,

sania

id Acies, Buckets, Fans; Shattl

ot Avenue, Rossland. icy

Hangers-antl Pullers. ie e work
Agents t fer Wm. Hamilto te

'e Box 198.

Up Presi

QUICK WORK.

STRSTTSy Ty

Tel. No, 8

ens Pry “hen
‘a’ pay oie, Grp contracts oe onan
al an Tig we
able les 1o oe : Kc. 7 oo
1p any y class of goods.

“Red Star Storage & Transter-©
aa it Sif iy FREE as nara fer Be  ReRPAS, Sellvered spree ed
:.do1 and. Reay dled: -Minin, an Sale fay no

Gi
We act as canner Seats

WE SELL’ GOOD, ‘pry, ‘SEASONED WOOD.
Office: - Washington Bt, Spposite-Bank-of Moritzeal= oer,

‘facilities; *keaso
Wit clear, transfor, wares

J Ww: Hartline, Mer.

..Fouy doors east of post offige,

! =D A0TBL.

SPOKANE STREET. @
‘The Best. Wites,.,
. Liquors | and Cigars.

‘| Matthews, Bros.

Rreeres

lets. ot
rita of She apeetsclg tonne ri id
ee sea the
s

bility, of the Jatter th savail whem, ie

Bi

| [Tg ootenay...

wees,
First-Class Busines$ ‘Lunch as
' .33 Cents: *

fey Gane ‘in Season..

rex.
:Private ‘Boxes for Fam-
ilies and Parties. | ..,.-

hve K.

BUSINESS CARDS.

Dr. A. MILLOY,

DENTIST.

Rooms: Stone block, over Bank of Toronto
Columbia Ave.

F.-w- HINSDALE, -

l@usTOM HOUSE BROKER,
In Custom. House building.
_Also New xork Life Iusurance Agency.

to light. the true. inwardness,,of the |:.

ashington street. Rossland, B.C,

' -, Washington Street, Rossland, B,C.

——_——

Nicely Furnished: Rooms

Railroad s and Miners Time Checks
free of charge.

‘Harry Mcintosh: -- - Proprietor.

‘Oysters in any style,a Specialty. >

HOTEL: HOFEMAN, :

HOUGHTON S S ART

- Only.afew-of. those Large ‘Albums -left.

Eureka Consolidated, h

I have the following blocks in the “roliowing companies for sale:

Silvering, R, E. Lee, Bodie, Eu

\Lots in Hi thie ( Origin y

Red?

reka, North St

BOn-

Evening Stary
yand: ae M

al Townsite

Gabo Abeits, Rossland, B.¢ -

22 Columbia Aveuue, 4
Rossiand, B B.C. .

oe
“Property situated; on North: For,
Sk epiver SEAMS fie District, ay

\ FOR. DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand Shates .of.the/ ‘Compariy’ siTreastiry ‘Stock i is now
offered tothe public at - .

71-2 Cents per Share,
and,can be had. ‘on application | toe:
GEORGE, i GREEN,

almon
At

Sec-Treasurer.

Bible.
but tle price.,

pet 2) GEE BE OO Ks: WA

Get our Prices. on Gent's Furnishiugs.

. One.Large.. Family ?
Nothing, cheap

HOUGHTON’S EXCHANGE & AUCTION MART.

TON Tare ert

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, N

NOVEMBER 29, 1899.

WHATAS COMING?|.

Continued Sales of Monte Christo at

Advanced Prices.

HEAVY SALES OF CANT

Deslingn in Stooks Continue Heavy with

= x

‘Giant in the Ekdt-“thcredkéd Btrength of’
Tamarac. and iWinnineg Seles, i in Retail

Something must be in the wind in
regard to the Monte Christo, judg-

ing front the: CENEWEA Gotivity of

stock aftet: along period’: ‘of quies-
-It- took another ‘jump this

cencee-

INGRASDS CLAIM DISCUSSED.

Council Devotes Much Time to His
- BMI for Attorney Foes.

The bone of contention in the
meeting of the city council last
evening was the claim of Chief of
Police Ingram for $500 to pay ‘the
fees of his solicitor, J. A. Macdon-
ald, for defending him ‘and the de-

To this: ae they have called an
ff

Partmént.at the’ recent iavestigatiod |
which resulted in the dismissal of
the chargés. of. receiving bfibes?
The chief-accompanied his bill with
a letter,” in which he stated” the
grounds of his claim that the sity
[should pay it. £

* Alderman Thompson ‘moved that
the bill be paid and Alderman La-
londe moved an aniendment to refer
the-matter to the city solicitor. The
latter was joined by Aldermen Ed-
greiiatid ‘Hodson’ 1i* his’ objections

ithe ity’s ‘payitg the’ claim, Mr.

the

the property on a produci

extr o!
stocktiélders to. be held in the com-
pany’s office on December 20 for the
purpose of taking action on their
plans.

The company now has in the
treasury 69,563 shares, but the fact
that non-treasury stock was asses
sable onlytp to five cents has milit
tated against its sale. It is now

proposed-“to increase the capital [*

stock to 1,250,000 shares, giving
250,000 additional ‘treasury shares,
which would be non-assessable, and
sessable up to 15 cents, The direc-
ficient funds to make the Home-
stake a shipping mine.

The Homestake now has a shaft
down 200 feet with 1000 feet of

to make the remaining’ shares’ as- |’

tors believe this would provide suf- |

drifts and ‘crosscuts, which have [

morning, - _Salesibeing. made as high
as 7c. ‘The ¥avorable ‘report. on
the Tamarad gave that’ " stock
strength;-semiing it-up to 'rrc,” with
an increase’ of ‘déalihys’ to 10,000

‘expense of
ave had the
} Sdiincil be-

The funds ran low before this shoot
had been developed.
—————
Men’s Fedora hats, $3 and $4
grades, now $1.50 and $2, at Lo-

‘shown: an ore shoot 185 feet long. |’

shares.
volume, of’ ‘gales;

price ofi:ge:-to 9340.
made’a, decided advai
maxinium piicé of 32

Today's sales:,-0n:
exchange were: I. X. L.,_

IIc; Okatiogah, + 2000;: OC;

1000,

aks

1060,'9Cy 5!

‘4

2500;:8500;-9 940, 40005-9346 ¢7 Win-'
nipeg, 5000, 32, 2500, 31)4Cy 300,
32c}trgb0,0 go%cs Virginia, ‘1000,
6c, $00, .,6}4c.~. Peoria, Mines,
*Rathmullen, 11500, 734¢;
Monte: Chi to 500) 76y.: 50 TAC,

1000, 2c"

2816 4

sapse ee 14 i

{nevis 15:7 $ 1 08
Ids 8!

$89 '50.

Booitagholubtbs

BESSEBS
ok

Bees eee
PRR ees

a
ARK

Ladies’ kid glowveés,.best quality,
$1 per pait oak Laat s"old stand;

fescent,"s

Giant Holds-ithe lead: in
namely, - 26,000
sharegjeand*itShas: steadied ‘to a
“Winnipeg
» bringing’a
Total ‘sales
were 69,400 on divided as fol-

ome,

the: Rossland
2000)
19¢, 6000, 1000), 18c, 2000, 185
Tamarac; 1000, Gabo,fs0746, 3odo,
King,
2000, %9}4¢7-2000)° 290} ‘Insurgent,-

therefore the ‘chief “tra

lawyer to defend himself and his de-
partment, the’ result ‘being’ a com-
plete exoneration.? ‘Alderman Clute
endorsed the mayor’s views.

‘The chief said that; “at'-the time
when the investigation ,came-up, he
told the mayor and Aldermen La-
londe, Thompson and Clafe that he
should engage a’ lawyer Sand nore
of them made any: objéction, though
he told them also that he should
expect the city to pay the* expense. :

The opposition made the. objec-
tion that the bill ‘had not been taxed
jand ultimately the’ resolution was
withdrawit dnd the “améndment, ‘to
refer the matter to the city-solicitor,
was adopted.

A'letter from F. W. Peters of
Nelson, general western freight
agent of the C.."P,* R., was * read,’
% inviting the mayor and city. council
36 | to join in, an excursion over the Co-

7% | lumbia & Western railroad, leaving

‘} Rossland’ at 7 a5": on’ Detémber™

gan’s bankrupt sale, next door to
the Crescent.

AMERICAN THANKSGIVING DIN-
NEBR, HOTEL KOOTENAY. -

Eastern Raw.
soups. :
Cream of Chicken. Consomme.
Olives. *Celery.
FISH.
Boiled Halibut, Horseradish Sauce.
BOILED.
Ox Tongue, Pickle Sauce.
ENTREES.
Vension Cutlets. Lobster Patties.
} Welsh Rarebit. Wine Jelly.
* SALAD.
Hothouse Lettuce a la Mayonaise.
ROASTS. :
Turkey with Dressing.
Cranberry Sauce.
Sirloin of Beef au jus.
VEGETABLES.
Sweet Potatoes. Sugar Corn.
Steamed and Mashed Potatoes.

WHERE BOERS WERE BEATEN.

Modder River the Scene of the Terrible Conflict,
is Shown About 25, Miles. South of Kimberley.

# kc ; BXPLANATION:
2 eal?

rears

=
we detd

2,0 LA ND

DESSERT.
Mince and Pumpkin Pie.
English Plum Pudding.
Cream Brandy Sauce.
Nuts. Raisins. -

7 and rettirning on \Di ber 10.
City Clerk McQueen was instructed’
to reply thanking the railroad com-
pany and accepting the’ ‘invitation’
for such.as could ‘attend,

The resignation of. Samuel For-
teath-as sanitary ‘inspector, -to take
effect November 30, was read’. and
acccpted and Thomas.H. Long was
elected to succeed hinr at the saine
salary, $100 per month)

A letter from G. A. Stimson &
, | Co. of Toronto; asking for informa-
tion in regard to the sale of the
:$5000- debentures. recently voted,
was réferréd'to the’ committees on
finance and fire and water.

the plans for the improvement of the"

A ‘B, Smith.
‘)""& letter from Sister Teresa of the

i "ports that they intended closing the

they. had no such intention,nor could
‘they close it-without the consent of
the property owners’ sand» the: pas-
sage of a by-law.,

A dozen additional blue prints of lf

icity cemetery were ordered from H, ||

ralley i in thé rear of. the Hospital, said"|

The board of :

fort and’ Ai
" Cheese.
Coffee. Tea.

To reduce the stock,
prices have beeu cut.

; “$8.00 HATS AT $4,00.
4. $6.00 HATS AT $3. 50.

and proportionate re- ~
"duet son around,

34 | Sisters’ hospital; ‘called: forth~ by re-)¥ ion

works’ had ded that the

batt * sitarrais Masiury,

G AND INVESTMENT

Agents for Paris Bell igtaition to Rossland.

street superintendent bé- instructed
to inquire into “the matter.

It-was decided'to grant $10 a
month’ for November and Décember

the Stone block.’

Daniel: Diokinson:

Doe & ORDE ©

‘Tel. No. en _ Bani

Walter L. Orde

Cues ‘DANGERFIEED,

“erock BROKER, ”

Wallace Block, ‘Cotambta aye. “gel. No. 90
ee anal

‘Bedford MeNeill’s

Bieaate...
. GILMOUR; an

* '@rd6Ks ‘AND ‘SHARES
MINING AGENT«,

land, B. C. a

! Bills reported by committee were
ordered paid-as: ‘follows:
Finance... -+.- 38 2,208 14
Public works...
Fire, water and light
Health and relief. .-.'-

Total...-.++-

~ The amount for fire, water and

light includes $10,000 for. Hunter

Bros. on- account .of then water!
pipe contract.

a

Carpets—At Logan’s old-stand,
next door to the Crescent, carpets
are selling Below cost.

—_—_
To REORGANIZE HOMESTAKE,

Columbia Avenue.....--
‘Telephone 86.
AS BY MACKENZIE & CO.

MINING BROKERS.
Columbia Ave, '
JUS Boe Ls

P. 0. Box 268

* Rossland, B. C.

wi Plans to
Increase Treasury Fand:

It is proposed by the'd

the H ke’ Mines,

reorganize’ the” compahy in‘such a

manner ¢ as will ensure funds to put

to the ladies’ free” reading” foom’ in’

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«e+ + 6$18,126, 89 |.

Headquarters

For the Celebrated

- Cowe's
Yachting
C. E. Heard’s

Tailoring Parlors,
at 15 Washington’ Street.

“Cracker i

Ayoet

' UALAND

WSS “Seats OF Mixa.
? AHWAL NORTH en tea Hatt 2
t Band, Maliaty & On, Exgrerec, Chienges

‘| BurcHEasDORP : wl

JOHN PHILLIPS,
Contractor & Carpenter
2 - _ wet + Office Fitt
W OD dpatek o ry ffinds Peel netiended to.
_ i Amperiel building, Residence.
Caer be me i Monte, Greate St, Sth house Boe 6. Col-
mbia avenue. P.,O. Box 576. -

BUY YOUR wie? McDONALD,

Contractor. and Builder.

Estimates wer 2, contracts of any

Moving and Raising’ eae aalege ‘a Specialty.
a * ‘Apply 85 Thompson Avenue.“ ''-!

Waffle. ‘Parle or.

34-30 ington Sty ha

From the

EAST _END WOOD ‘YARD, |

Dry Bentoried” ; Waahiugton | Fir
Tama

— THE———:

ene Bakery,

Leave orders at Paul: “Bros. Gro- 24 WASHINGTON sT., HAS
cery Store; First Ave.; and Layden' ys

a & Mcfionlgel’s; Spokane Street’: Furntsbes
he BEST

iMeais, $5.00

84:36 Washingtoti Street: «7

Everythi 6 u Tickets,
seg Me oa fo we 4 oan ve

A New. Claim|

....THE...-

*Phone 45 and 45A

Morriso & Begeatens =
le

P. O. Box 147,

‘Bar supplied sn the BEST brands ot.

Liquors and: Gigars.”

AML my old frlends and others are invited
ive scall.

eu UnVALLEY, Prop as ©

G RANITE

GR. TN 1 TE =
Greatest Bargains and :
Assortment of Granite-
ware ever brought to
Rossland, at

R. A GROVES.

One on ion Leading Bars ing Bars of the city.
Staet, next to

5 Select Oysters re-
ont § every week,

Aye. d, B.C.

also big line of Handsome-
ly Decorated China ‘and
Cro¢kery for the holidays.
Call and see our stock...»

W. H. FALDING,

Accountant, .
Insurance’
and Mining Agent and

Only Onour .....6

Heavy Woolen Socks,

or Overalls, fully 9-0z. riveted 60c

Atcccccccecdeweerccccrne oe
Comforters at

ee

Good Woolen Blankets, per 35c.

pound......

AVE HALF wie im but in many other articles in the Clothing,

Auctioneer.
ee ‘and Gents Furnishing line.

Manag ‘r Rossland Opera House. |
AGENT: “if The Rossland Auction House,

42E Columbia Ave. iB. Bannett, Man:
Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada. a

The Canada Accident ie. The Rossland Trading Con.

Assurance Co., Old Salvation Ariny Building. Cherrington, ager.

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L'abllity and Plate Glass.)

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