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app ee hore Bivon that we w - : : ; s ¢ yw" :
spp nner leg athe bate The Eureka Consolidated TQ, on
$1,000,000. Wo
i

No Delay.

ney tol¢an on Mortgages and Colnteral 80-

* THE NEW CANADIAN TARIFF,
Evening Record. Apples, 40 p.cent. Almonds, 8c. Ib.

BY EBEA OC. SMITH, ‘Abbles dried, 46 p. c ideas, 30 per cent,
Published every day (except Sunday). Agate ie) Howers, 2. i . scams 7
er Ib. cans, ic. per bu,

Batley! $0 per cent. Blackberries 2c. lb,
Bank notes, bonds, bills of Ex. 36 per

cent.
Blackin 2 British Gum, 10.
rick, 20 per cent. Bethe: 2 roe conte”
oe arbe TB. RARK—TW ding
Barbed wire, 10. | Passarsa i addintanor ear Cou Ae
rage na Ce elt fh.
Babbit metal, 1
Brass pumps, 30.

; Ore Shipments and Dividers. ~- tant . ’
Wants, For Sale, Ren t Lost Ei tC Tho ore ekiment vaso fmoltors Applications for Liquor License,

Tencents aline for the first Insortion: and five | stoi
centg a tine ter.

from tho

—__
sore weok ending Oct. 9 were: Notice is hereby given that I will ap-
ply at the next sitting of the Board of
License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland, fora license to oll li-
quora by retail in the premises known
a the eland Hotel, on lot 18, block
, subdivision of Di
City of Rossland, atriot Jeb, 1686;
Dated Deo. 14, 1897.

A. McKenzix,

Notice is hereby given that I willat
the next sitting of the Board of Liconse
Conunissioners for the City of Ross-
land, apply for a license to sell liquors
by retail in the Premises known as the
Dominion Hotel, gtiated on lots 11
und 12, block 26, gubdivision of Dist-
rict lot 535, City of Rossland.
Dated Dec. 14, 1897.

+1,200 tong
+ 76 tons
20 tons

:
T. Gregson & Cu
AUCTIONEERS

AND VALUERS.
Advances made on Consignments.

Notaries, Convoyancers, etc,
ena rn, BO.

Rent: A My nfurnished room
Fed re in tho Itxconp block.

Live and
Live

of Rossland, for a license to sell liquors
Capitalization gry

Stock in the Premises known as the
Shargs, $1.00 Each. 500,000 Shares Treasury. SQ:
This © Curek " nid aah ge
is Company owns the Eureka and Widvrado Mini at
bat

Soo Pacific Line.

The Cheapest, ‘Most Comfortable and Direct
Route from.
ROSSLAND, KASLO, NELSON
ALL KOOTENAY POINTS,

Through Tickets t CLA

Coast toHastern and uropeat Pots, Ral
¥qnipmont unsu f

SEP aR eet ie, ears oe

sont nee, Foriat a ree coloniat sleeping cars

Shipments of ore to smeltors from
January 1 to Sept. 20 wore as follows:

44,412 tons

FOR BALK.

‘nge Hotel situated on lot
6 block 41, subdivision of District lot
35, City of Rossland.
Dated Deo, 15, 1897,
Surpiey & MoAnruur. “J
ny ‘ : im 9 ee
Notice is horeby given that I will the Colville Indian Reservation near ihe Tnternationa®™ Boundary“ 2
apply at the next sitling of the Rourd ; Line between Rossland snd Northport. . hey cav bo oxamined or j .\ 2
spected at any time by anyone. z Es Se
All Individual Stock Pooled until J: anuary 1, 1899, Ae “ oR oe
Limited amount of the Treasury Stock is now being offered at stro
very low price of 10 CENTS PER SHARE tho proceeds of Which
will be spent in developing the property of the company.
For farther information address or call upon ,
J. 6. Coe,

t

Que Year, in advance
Six mouths, in advan
Single copy

‘ EPARTURE OF
RRIVAL AND DEPART
“ MAILS.
LOBE. Phaces (Domestic).

ice
Trail, Robson and River, Twice
Twice { points, Nelson, Alusworth ty.

boiler
Rosa'ar

-A, 6 ‘horso-pow' nt ens OG. W. RICHIF & CO.
and boller, tisod less t
5

at Red Star Stab Mines and Mining Stock’rokers.

For SALE: A comple outfit for a country news:
11 Post Street.

=)

U

Is the Motto of the

by retail in the premises kno
St. Charles Hotel, situate on tote,
Rossland daily

block 10, subdivision of Distri
586, City of istrict lot
y vity of Rossland, : airect dosmaction is made wih CPR, eck,

Dated Deo. 16, 1897, st

1 a ee 8: Buna, . wa — at Trail for all points east and
‘OF pa

apply Yo any sgout Cauadian ‘Peclile Railway

A. B. MacKENZIE, Agt., Rossland.

W. F. CARSON, Traveling.

3lnsting
aper; Washington eight column hand press.
Dor. Brushee, Ripiy at this offlea,

nned meats 25. Corn meal 25c lb
Gond'dmilk,32gc1b, Castile soap, 20 Ib.
Cheese, 3c per lb. flee, roasted 2c Ib.
Chickory.gr’n,Sc lb. Chickory,ronsted, 4c
Cocoa paste, 4c Ib. Cocoanuts #1 hund.

BPOKANE, WASHINGTON,

BRICKLAYING

All kinds of brick, stone and cement

Prot Bay. Vietorla,
gaily. } One over, New Westinin:
< ster, Onterio, Quebec and
maritime provinces,
Nakusp, Slocan, Roseberry |
enver aril | patty

nae eee
Moving: If you havo household goods to move
calla Ked Stur transfer wagon.
got
tables.
tt

‘b)
T91

Gerona Owen. a

: Notice is heroby given tt
Notice is hereby given that I willat| Will apply at the next sitting, of
the next sitting of the Board of Li-|¢he Board of License Com-

mn.
and

nara CF
fe See

m'nigt >
ssp m. en

icense Com missionors, for the City
Harry P. Jones,

of Rossland, for a license to sell liquors
PRESIDENT.

*Concontrates, ee
From January 14 to June 19, inclusive ‘

25

Dail Sand i rea ac. | 12
bpm P. Re P rt J m'nigt
¥.

and Yasir.
Boundary
a ae f Daily

Midway. f 3 p.m.

_ eee
COLUMBIA & WESTERN R’y

Time Table.

—_—
. Rossland 6 p,m. Ar. at
ae Nelson 6 p.m. " Rossland 11 p. m-
BETWEEN RossuaND AND TRA.
Ly. Rossland, at 12n, Ar, Trail at 12:65 p.m,
Ly. Trailat2 p.m. Ar. Rossland at $:15 p.m.
ALL TRAINS DAILY.

vi Rossland at 6 p.m. connect
sfupiaaensing amen & Be insta Hs

and up-river po!

10)
hihtota, 10
el

RECORD

p
Pranos: 1 safe no moved fe

Cues, cur

@ rack:
Coal oil, 15 ce}

Egga 8c doz
Nelson 11:15 p.m. | Emery wheela

xt coffee 8c Ib

Earthenware 30

20, 30,

Feathers
taaks
‘ire engines, exti
Feather bone 20,
Fur skins 15
Fire

SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1898.

‘A 15 per cent ad valorum export duty
on ore would ruin the Kootenays.

Mine owners ehould unite their efforts
and oppose the Heinze movement to im-
pose an export duty on ore.

—___

It is surprising how few have left
Rogsland and this district for the Klon-
dike. The number will not exceed @
dozen, which does not include any one|*
extensively interested in the mines or

Rossland is paralyzed
sieht. British capital, the Rossland pa-

pers say, is flowing into the town like a
millrace and it now looks as if there
would be another “boom” in that lively

Hogs, live,

Official City Paper. |H, «%.

Touse furniture 80.

Lise lb.

Hair cloth, 30.
Hair, 20 per cent.
‘singlass, 25.

Ink, 25.per cent.
Live hi 13¢c Ib
bela,
Lumber.
alt, 16¢

Oysters in shel
Poultry, 20
aper, 25 per cent

spot. land is to be

upon reaping thus early the harvest of
ita persevering advertising and the ad-
mirable “hustling” of the wideawake

John R. Cook.

MINES, AND

» 30...
jh t 1¢lIb
ish smoked 6 Yb aes
inguishers 35 pr ct
Flannels

per cent

I

Fertilizers 10.
Fire yore, fen
Hay $2 per ton.
Honey, 3c Ib.

Hats, 30 per cent.
Hammocks, 80.
Illum’g oi!

» 25.
India rub cloth’g,35.

Lithographe,

Music sheets, 10

ua

Musical instruments, 30 per cent
supplements, 25 per cent

stare BP Te, 25; in bulk, 10c gal

15c¢ Ib
B per cent Lamps, 80 per cent
bi

~Photvs, 20 per cent

Picture frames, 30

Pamphlets, 15clb Print press, 10

led paper, 86 per cent.

Stereotypes, l}gc sq in

jewing machines, 30 per cent.

team engines, 25 per cent.
ROSSLAND’S SOLID BUSfNESS MEN

Directory of Leading Firms and Professional
People Who Advertise in the Record.

MINING RROKSEB.
Dabney & Parker.
Frank A. Raisd.
Jennie L. Stone.
Atkinson & Co.

The Walters Co.
John M. Burke.

REAL ESTATE

ou Witt
ret the Red Star Transfer Company todo
they are responsible for all damages.

Tux Red Star Transfer Compan;

Shop. Alley back of Windsor.

work done by H. Christensen, brick-
layer. Office at .the gun and lock

pany meets all out-
going und in-coming trata end at call st
art of eho c! for baggagt SO) je

We dover iniss the train. pati

LIVERY STABLES.
Horsrs:Get your saddle and pack horses at
the Red Star stables. *

BUSINESS PERSONALS.
i Fraser's. window and see
Jugr stop and Look Ju, Eras low and se

P. O. RODIER

Tinware, Sheetiron, Stoves and Pipe

Tinsmith, Plumber and Roofer
--Always on Hand—

Head of Spokane St. Rossland.

hho beautiful perfume gone.
Reconp every night by carrier for
Ger ite or wouk. Leave orders at the office,

RESTAURANTS.

ANOTHER valuable discovery: | we Vendome

restaurant is the best place in

HE Yendeme, restaurant leads, serving fine
nls and prices reasot 4

Business lunch 2 canis at tho Vendome.

town todine. jal

D. E. KHRR, D. DE.
‘The Intest methods and appliances.

‘Artistic Crown and Byidge Work,

Teeth on Cust ALUMINUM, Hight and dur-
bie

OFFICE: 43 E, Columbia Ave. Over Fraser’s
Drug Store.

‘Tug Vendome ¢
feos and every

Larus.

d up with tuba and marble
Bamuncows Minds aud styles, All work, per-
tended to. C. Af, Weller, sanitary

‘Phono 27.

w. E. DEVEREUX
Late of C. P. R.and Union
Mine R’ys. and Engineer of the Mines.

ial Land Surveyor. Mines Re-

PERSONAL,

DANcING: Professor Dreyfous gives private les-
sons eve-y day. s 08H,

Tr you want the Rossland Evento Reconp in

"spokane go jo ¥. M. Shuw or J. W. Graham.

PLUMBING.

‘Spo Ci avenue, 'P
spokane atréet and Columbis bee

DENTISTS.

B. Frsney, dentist, Stuast ulogk.

Classified Business Directory.

+MAC NISH, Barrister at Law, Office in the
Lalonde block, Columbia ave.

A

Ss BROKERS.
FFRAXK 4. Baird, miningbroker, P.O. box 256
Balleviow Hotel.

GENERAL

‘business men. May the Rosslandera have
still more reason to exclaim ag they
watch the British financiers prancing in
with the dimes: “This is capital.”’"—Vic-
toria Times. fs

The Hon. C. H. Machintosh is differ-
ent from a few Canadians, who would
like to see the Yankees legislated out of
the country. Hesaid: ‘‘Iama Cana-
dian citizen and I believe in making out
portion of the British empire all that it
should be, hence it is my earnest desire
to develop the great mineral resources of
British Columbia, extending over hun-

dreds of miles of gold and silver bearing

area. And whileIam dvuing all I can
todevelop these resources I shall not
forget the debt of gratitude we, owe

teaching us what a great heritage we
‘possens.””

Word comes from the boundary coun-
try that Mr. Heinze’s agents in that sec-
tion are not meeting with favor. At
Grand Forks, Greenwood and neighbor-
ing camps it is reported that not a single
signature could be procured asking the
Dominion government to give a subsidy.
to the proposed Penticton branch. The
people in that section seem to think that
to favor Heinze will tend to discourage
the C. P. R. and an American line, both
of which they are expecting to ba built
in there this year. This will give com-
petition; while they figure that if Heinze.
builds in there his road will

Hunter Bros.

* " HARDWARE AN!
‘Travers Hardware

Houghton & Bannett

D MINE SUPPLIES,
Co.

DEY GOODS FIRMS.

The Crescent.

LIVERY STABLES.

Red Star Livery &

Palace Stables.
DBU

Geo. A. Fraser.

Transfer Co,

GGISTS.

STATIONERY AND WALL PAPEL.

H. 8. Wallace.

MEAT MARKETS,

HOTELS.

Hotel Allan.

a Domini

Russell & Haley, (Successors to Pp
Burns & Co.)

The Leland

ion Hotel.

PLUMBERS,

to, 0. M. Weller.

z LAUNDRIES.
the miners of the’ United States for| Rossland Laundry. we

STENOGRAPHERS,
Mrs. Helen L. Keys.

W. R. Beatty.

Smith Curtiss.

Dr. Findley.

D. M. Linnard.

BARRISTERS AT LAW.
A. M

UNDEETAKERS.

ported on and Surveys made.
Over Rolt & Grogan’s, Columbia Ave.

Application for Liquor License.

we will apply at
OF License’ Gom-

CM. War1ar, prectionl sauitary plumber, cor misal

Dated Nov, 20, 1897.

J. S, McKenzie, M, D.,
MeGI, Montreal,

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur

tigate th. Rape Gases gt Sah

ity of Phyaictans and Surgeons, Glasgow,

Hpecialty made of Eye and Kor Diseases,

OrriceE: SMITH-HEWITT BLOCK.

JOHNM. Burke, Mining Broker,

ave. west.
McGREGON, Atkinson & Co. brokers and land
s surveyors, Room 1, Occidental building.

» R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING ANDO EMBALMING,
~ Court, near

wera senu aya,

CH: ZENDERSON, contractor and builder.
+P. O. Box 555. 7

DRUGGIN'TH.
FP RASER’S Drug St~ 41 E. Columbia ave.

GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
M FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan. +
S

EXPRESSMEN,
JARLES Bates, Transfer and Express. Head-
quarters, Montana barn

EN DAY AND XIGET,
Caskets and Metal Lining always on hand
Te.egrapk  rders promptly attended to.

Brick»
+ + + CHEAP ,..
Colville Brick and Lime Kilns

HARDWARE.
J F. TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

“HOTELS.
Tur Leland: Columbia avenue,

LAUNDBEIES,

Miners’ Livery Stable
NELSON, B.C..

PACK AND SADDLE HORSES.
FEED AND SALE STABLE

OSSLAND Laundry, office in near
R Grand Union Hotel. Graham & Son, pro-
prietora,

PHYSICIANS,
Dr. J. ‘T. McKenzie.
: 3D

Dr. D. E. Kerr, HYSICIANS, .
FINANCIAL"FIRMB, ©

Dr. Edward_ Bowes,
ENTISTS, :

& Co,

LUMBER DEALERS,
A, 5 KERRY & Co. lumber, etc. everything
+ in the building Hne.

P 8.
D8. Edward Bowes, office over Post Office.

C. M.. Weller,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER
’ All work attended to promptly

Office and shep corner Coluinbie
~ Spokane atreet,

T. re

THEATRES,
Rossland OperagHouse.
GROCERS,
0. M. Fox & Co.
MISCELLANIOUS.

fall into the hands of the C. P. R., and

A. H.C
work. .

the prospects of him building might keep

Corbin from building his line. Mr. Top-|_

ping, who was visiting that section in
the interest of the Columbia and Weat-
ern, after finding he could do nothing,
went to Vernon, and it has not been re-
ported how well hesucceeded there.

REDISTRIBUTION.

The Turner goverument cannot afford
to allow this eection of the country to go
longer without a representative in the
provincial legislature. Trail creek dis-
trict can be figured upon as having
2,000 voters in Rossland and Trail
and the immediate surroundinge. J. M.
Kellie, M. P. P., i

this rid-

{MINE

Eureka Consolidated Gold Mining Co. | Lavalley and

Canadian Gold

Northern Pacific.

C. H. Henderson.
a e. Dillman,

» S,. Loppiny
C.8: PPIng,
Trail, B.'C.,

"RAILROAD, COMPANIES,
Canadian Pacific. 0.

The Northweatern,
International Nav. & Trade Co. —

CONTRACTORS.

Alex. Lynch.

brick and stone

STENOGRAPHERS, B
MES. Helen L. Koyes, Stenographer and Type-
ML'writor, Commerei#] block. ros

WATCHMAKER,
BURBANK, one door west of Allan House,
Columbia ave

THD EXCHANGE NATIOVAL BAAR

Capital $250,090.00
Surplus ppd Undivided Profts $£0.660,

Jaccb Hoover, preaident; A.J. Noes. vievpree-
dent; E. J. Dyer, eneliler,

of Pai ip.

Alex. Larson, brick 5

COMPANIES.

Fields ‘Syndicate.

. RK.
Kaslo & Sloc:

OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS.

broker, Spokane.
Trail, B. 0.

G
& N. bills and is entitled to
Wisconsin Central.

melting & Refining company,

Notice is hereby given “that the part-
nership heretofore existitig. between E.
Geo. H, Green, in the

Spokane hotel, has this day. been dis-
d by mutui a

Rpecial noid to mining ercrown,
SPOKANE : WASH

Smith Curtis

BA

solved ny t, 20. *
reen retired, E. Lavelly wilt pay ali

standing ducs.
Dated Dec. 15, 1897. ai
Layalley.
|; Green,

——
WILL GIVE WORKING ©:

J.J. Honager and ‘Alex Wilgon have
valuable mining propertiés-in the
South.telt, on Red mountain, Colum-

Exchange Nati
Allen H.

N: ,
Smith, Chicago,

1 Bank,

bia in, Murphy creek, Sullivan
creek, Wild Horee, Champion creek

ing, who resides at Revelstoke, has for
more than a year recognized the injust-
ice of this section not being represented

by a member and will favor a redistribu-
tion of seats at the coming legislature,
which meets on the tenth of next
month.

The task of getting a list of names of
all the voters in this district and having
them register, should be vigorously

Drawer L. =

only. .
stock of
dicate,
known

operating the

The Walters Co.

Limited Liability.

- Rossland, B, OC

Buy and sell legimate mining stocks
Special attention

‘the Canadian Gol

Limited,

SUNSET NO. 2 MINE

‘iven to the
Fields Syn-
well

and Waterloo, in groups from one to
nine claims, on which a working bond
i egiven upon reasonable terms.
Call on them at Clark, Good & Co,
Aclumbia avenue. Rossland, tf

ind, fer a licence to sell liq-
uor by retail in the premises known
as the Spokane Hotel, extuated on lot

If out-
ous all out 3

SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC
ETc.
Rossland, B.C

‘THE REcorD

JOB OFFICE

Has a full line of Custom House Blanks
Latest and Approved'forms.

RECORD OFFICE

BRICK.

JOB OFFICE

Our Prices are too close to take any chances on losses su

our work will be

Cc. O. D.

All Work

We are now located:in our Fire Proof Building and

hav eas complete a

JOB OFFICE

As there is in the Kootenays.

New Type

New Presses

ce

Goop WoRrkKMEN.

will be ready when Promised

FULL. COUNT GUARANTEED,

Letter Heads
Statements
Visiting Cards
Note Circulars
Posters

We have a WIRE STITCHER, NUMBERING MA-
CHINE and lots of new type, and are prepared to j rint

Mining Prospectuses

In-a Substantial Manner and Artistic Style at prices which

will warrant the work being done at home.

. WE CAN PRINT... .-
Bill Heads Note Heéas
Busi: ess Cards Wedding Cards
Letter Cireulars Envelopes}
Dodgers
Briefs

Hangers

Programs

Steck Certificates, Bills of Fare and in fact anything and
everything in the Job Printing line”

We will give you good value for your money; but must
have it, so do not-ask Credit,

Call and get estimateszon anything you want dune.

You Cannot Save Money
By Sending Your Work Away.

tne ore milled in the camp was as fol-

. 2,472 tons
. 280 tone

field Mine Dividends Paid.
The dates and amounts of dividend:
paid by the Le Roi mine are ag fol-
OWS:

O.:tober 2, 1895... *
February 6, 1896. 2
March 4, 1896...

July 15, 1896.
October 22, 1896
December 8,%:1896.
January 6, 1897..
January 27, 1897.
February 26, 1897
March .

ERRGRIK

ayy

Total ....

paises
ROSSLAND RETAIL MARKET.
Lemons Are Tighter than Ever Before---Sel-
Ung for $6 per Case. :

The market keeps firm. Fresh meats
are steady and vary very little. Flour
and butter has advanced a little, but
now promises to hold steady. Regard-
ing fruit the market is flush.

BRESH MEATS.
Plain steak. .
Round steak
Loin steak.
Porterhouse.

--123¢ per Ib
15 ise lh

Corn beef.

Veal chops...
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
+-$ 1234 per Ib,
-63¢ per Ib,
7.50 per barrel
6.00 per barrel
. 28 eer Ib
. er tb.) =
10 : Tb.

am
-Creamery butter.

Dairy butter. .
a has. creamery

Tea according to qua ity
, CANNED GOODS, .

$3.00 per case,

2,50 per case,

-$2.25 per case.

. 2.60 per case.

VEGETABLES.
-+-$1.25@1.50 per sack.
2 per Ib,

Gabb:

va per Tb.
» 16 per Ib.
YRESH FRUIT.

Plumbs.

Black & White Grapes
Apples

Pears .

Fresh ealmon.
Smelts........ 5
Lake Superior Trou.
Hotel Tracle.

‘HARDWARE FOR MINEBB,

0 per doz.
5.00@$10. Rer doz
«15 per Ib.
4200 per doz,

‘15@ 18 per Ih
HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS,

rooms ....

Meat Cutters.

MISCELLANEOUS.

12each, .
560@8.60 each.

1.60 each.

0 each.

1.50 each.
00@10.00 doz.
15

$25,000
50,000
000

25,
50,000
25,000

8
33

4
ie District. lot 535, City of Rossland.

. | of District lot 536, City of Rossland,

“J apply at the next sitting of the Hoard

| block 26, subdivision of District lot

“|apply at the next sitting of the Board

| of Rossland, for a license to sell liquor

cense Commissioners for the City of
Rossland, apply fora license to sell
liquors by retail in the premises known
as the Windsor Hotel, situated on
lot 19, block 29, subdivision of Dist-
rict lot 585, City of Rossland.

Dated Dec, 14, 1897.

CO. Howson,

Notice is hereby given that I willat
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cense Commiesioners for the City of
Rossland, apply for a license to sell
liquors by retail in the premises
known as the Roasland Hotel, situated
on lot 13, block 26, subdivision of
District lot 535, City of Rossland.
* Dated Deo. 14, 1897,

JERRY SPELLMAN.

Notice is hereby given that I willat

censé Commissioners «for ‘the City of
Posaland, apply for a license’ to sell
‘qnora by retailin the premises known
‘sthe Clifton Hotel, situated on lots
and 2, block 28, subdivision of

Dated Dec, 14, 1897.
Frank Guse & Co.

Hotel, lot

the next sitting of the Board of Li-| a
License

Dated Deo, 15, 1897.
J. A. Gouau,

apply at the next sitting of the Board

tion to Rossland.
Dated Dec. 15, 1897.
Ounnmvanam & Satmon,

and 24,

miasioners, of the City of Rossland,

for a license to sell liquor by retail i
the premises known aa the Merchants

10, block 16, aubdivi
District lot 535, City of Roan? ot

Notice ishereby given that we will

Passenger Agent, Nelson.
E. J. COYLE, District P,

P. O. BOX 225,

ROSSLAND, B. ©.

SECRETARY # 00%

re
To
“we

Agent, Vancouver.

of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland for a license to sell liquors
by retail in the premises known as the
Metropolitan Hotel, situate on lots
23 and 24, in block “D,” railway addi-

Notice ia hereby given that we will
‘pply at the next Sitting of the Board of
mamissioners for the City of
Rossland for a license to sell liquo:

Bel-

land,

The Fast Line
Superior Service

Through Tickets to all points in the
UNITED STATES AND OANADA,

British Columbia

Smelting and

DIRECT CONNEOCTION® oe
with the

Spokane Falls & Northern Ry.

. _ Notice is hereby given that I willat
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cense Commissioners, for the City of
Roseland, apply for a license to’ sell
liquors by retail in the premises known
as the Hoffman House, situated on
lot 21, block 41, subdivision of Dist
trict lot 535, City of Rossland,

Dated Deo. 14, 1897.

T. D. Haypen.

Notice is hereby given that I willat
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cenee Commissioners for the City of
Rossland, apply for a license to sell

Trains depart from Spokane,

ROSSLAND.

This office and the citizens of
this yicinity are constantly re-
ceiving inquiries concerning this
section of the country which ard
difficult to answer by letter, so
the Recorp gives the following
information for the beneht of all:

Rossland is situated in British
Columbia, eight miles trom the

liquors by retailin the known
asthe Headquarters Hotel, on lot 25,
block D, District lot A 535, City of
Rossland, .

Dated Dec. 14,1895.

M. A. Watson.

Notice is hereby given that we will
apply at the next sitting of the board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Rosaland, for a license to sell liquor
by retailin the premises known as the
Grand Hotel, situated on lot 12, in
block 27, subdivision of District lot
335, City of Rossland. ~ -
Dated Dec. 14, 1897,

Srack & MacDonneLt.

Notice is hereby given that I will zt
the next sitting of the Board of Li-
cense Commissioners of the City of
Roasland, apply for a license to sell
liquora by retail in the

boundary line be-
tween Canada and the United
States, Itis reached from the
north via the Canadian Pacific to
Arrowhead, on the Columbia
river, from there to Trail by
steamer, and from Trail to Ross-
land by the Columbia & Western
railway.

From the south vit Spokane, ~
Washington, by the Spokane
‘Falls & Northern and Columbia &
Red Moutitain railways,
Rossland has forty hotels,
with bars, eating and lodging
Teoma, and a dozen restaurants.
There are three weekly news-
papers and two dailies, All
other branches of business are

No. 1, west bound, ~ B: 9
No, 2, 2.east bound, Te Ee

TICKETS To
JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA
TACOMA and ROBTEERN PACIFIC
For information. time cards, maps and tickets
spply to agenta of the 8. F& = ‘and {ta con-
General Agent Spokate, Wasp.

O.RSN.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE

TO! +
COEUR d@’ALENE MINES,
PALOUSE,
LEWISTON,
WALLA WALLA,
‘BAKER OITY MINES,
PORTLAND,
SAN FRANCISOO, -
ORIPPLE OREEK GOLD MINES

And all points east and south. east
via Salt Lake and Denver. ta. Only ine

known as the Alhambra Hotel, situat-
ed on lot 13, block B 28, subdivision

Dated Des, 14, 1897.
‘Witson McKinnon.

Notice:is hereby given that I will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Roseland for a license to sell liquors
by retail in.the premises known as the
O’Brien House, situated an lot 22,
block 41, subdivision of District lot
585, City of Rossland.

Dated Dec. 14, 1897,

J. W. O’Brien.

Notice ia hereby given that I will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland, for a license toeell liquore
by retail in the premises known as the
Butte Hotel, situated on lot 18, block
26, subdivision of District let 435, City
of Rossland,

Dated Dec. 14, 1897. :

F. J. Ricumonp.

: Noticg is hereby given that we will

of License Commissioners for the City
of Rossland. for a license to aell liquors
by retail in the premises known as the
War Eagle Hotel, situated on lot 19,

585, City of Rossland.
Dated .Dec. 14, 1897,
Van Ness & WALKER.

Notice is hereby given that we will
apply at the next sitting of the Board
of License Commissioners for the City
of Roasland for a license to sell liquor
by retail in the premises knawn aa the
Center Star Hotel, on lota 26 and 27,
in block 12, in Railway addition to
Rossland. .

Dated Dec. 15, 1897.

Finn & O’NeEns.

Notice is hereby given that I will
of License Commiasioners for the City

by retail in the premises known as the
Hotel Allan, situated on lots 13 and
14, in block 29, subdivision of district
lot 535, City ot Rossland.
Dated Dec. 15, 1897.

M. E. ALLAN.
——
The Klondike,

well represented. ‘he popula-
tion is i

ion from
6000 to 7600.
Board and lodging at the ho-
telu, $2 to $3 per day. Meals 25
to 50 cents. Furnished rooms,
$2.50 to $7 per week. ~
Itis useless to write and’ ask
if any particular business’ would
pay here.
Everybody must be his own
judge and take his own chances,
While there is not work tor all
who iaquire, most sober, indus-
tious persons who really wish to
work have so far been able to
obtain it.
We would not advise any man
to land here ‘broke’ without
friends, although many who have
done s0 are doing well,
This camp is now setthng
down on a business basis,
The
not :
vaines and conducting the busi-
neas of the town, but are buying,
or bonding and developing min-
ing property; buying and selling
real estate; building houses for
rental purposes, prospecting and
staking prospectors, Many are
heresimply looking op in won-
derment. We believe it will go
on and on until Rossland can
boast of a population of 50,000.
After that it will probably settle
down to a proposition of a pay
roll but not for a few years.
There are plenty of money
here from all sections of the
glohe; but the principal investors”
are from the United States, with
Canada largely interested.
The history of the camp reads
like a fairy tale, and the fabulous
richesare scarcely excelled by
the imaginary “King Solomon's
Mines,” We will not attempt to
discuss the mines in «single ar-
ticle, aswe have been writing
about them for nearly three years
and have not been able to keep
up with them, The oro ship-
mentsspeak for themselves,
‘The town has won an enviable
reputation for law and order, It
is supplied with waterworks and
electric lights. ‘The main street
ig graded and ten blocks are built
up with two and three-story busi-
ness houses.

tickets to Eu1
etgy coantiee ts tt rope and other for-

Taave, [stokane Towm counpurm | Anntva

7:5 p.m. | Fast Mail:—Walla Wall® | 7:15 a.m
Daily, "| Portland, San Franciso% | ‘Datiy.
Baker City and the East.
Local Mail: — Coeur, dt |6:48.p.
snes, Farmington, Gar-
field, Colfax, Pultmen and .
Moscow.

7:45 a.m"
‘Daily.

Refining Gompany

Is now prepared to buy

GOLD, SILVER
AND COPPER -ORE

Office and works at

‘Trail

B.C.

Mining Property For
...oale..

‘The Undersigned has several [Promising Prospects ‘For Sale

a. Reasonable Figures.

Will Give Working Bonds.

I. L. WILSON, Grand Union Hotel

For through tickets and further
apply to 0. 8. & N, office.

sRiversid
s0:By e,avenue,

J. OAM! H. M, ADAMS,
General Agent. Tray F.& P.Agen
_ W. H, HURLBURT, Gen, Pass. AGENT,
Portland, Oregon.

80 Columbia ayenuej
Rossland, B.0,. -

Internationa Navigation and
Trading Co,, Ltd.3

Steamer “International” and “ Avberta’””
Kootenay Lake and River, tee (08,

Time Card, in effect 12th July, 1897,

Soghanee wanret mole ith 1 ee

ive Mile Point connection’ wi

ger trains of N. & F. 8. BH. to and trom North

ort, and and Spokane. ~

Be ge checked to an Us. int ese

Leave 10.00 a.m.
‘Arrive 11.20 am.
ROBERT IRVING,

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.

TIME CARD.
Bubject to change without notice.
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

Leave 8.00 a.m.

Kaslo Arrive
8.36 a.m. South Fork «

10.03 a.m,

10.13. a.m.
10.88 a.m,
Arrive 10,50 a.m.
Sandon Arrive 11.45a.m.
Cody ‘Leave 11.25a.m.
GEO. F. COPELAND,

G.F& PA

EsS. TOPPING,

TRIL, B.C.
Has Minin Properties for sale er

protect them from wild cats.”

Close connection at Bonner’s Fe
trains east bound, leavin ka
and west bound arriving Spokane 7 p.m.
e Alberta awaits arrival of International
before leaving for Bonner’a Ferry.
G. ALEXANDER, Gen, Man.

Wisconsin Central Line

Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago and
Milwaukee and all points in Wi:

. | making connection in Chicago with all
. | lines running east and west.

| rates maps,
“} your nearest ticket ,gent, or

Or GEORGE 8. BATTY,

RUNS
i'wo Fast Trains daily between St.

TO PROSPECTORS,
We are making a Specialty of
stocking good mining proper-
ties and are daily
INCORPORATING

For full information regarding routes,
folders, ete., address

[AMES ©. POND,
Gen. Pass. Agt,, Miisvaukee, Wis-

Gen. Agt.,246 Stark St. Portland, Ure

Kaslo, B.C., 12th July. 1897,
Going to Chicago ?
To Anywhere East

Ifyou are, sce that your tt
Minucapols, Bee Paul Or Duluth teedg or

THE NORTH-WESTERN LINE

c. ST, P. M. & 0. RY.
t1

bring out friends or
Exrope, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent, or
communicate with

Atlantic Steamship Tickets.
It bound for Europe, or desiring to
i from

prop in all Di
B.C. Treasury stocks all
listed East. For further par-
ticulars apply to

L. C. DILLMAN,

11 & 12 Sherwood Blk,
Spokane, Wash.

A. B. FINDLEY,

D.D.S., L.D.S.

W. STITT,

uate of the Phil: Dental”
college aud Hospital of Oral Surgery,

Stussi block. Rossland, B. O

ig as true of railw:
thought in mind
for the success

Success. Success is its watc!

| JOHN M. BURKE

‘Will examine and report on mines

The Waterloo Hotel

TRAIL, B. ©.

4H or
2

of ~~

pushed, The board of trade could do
much to promote the cause and every-
body interested in Trail creek should
lend their assistance,

for sale, and also on mines of which
stocais being sold. If my reports are
found not to be correct I will refund all
moneys invested cu same.

JOHN M. BURKE, Rosslaad, B.C

15 and in block 27, subdivision of Dis-
trict lot 535, City of Rossland,
E. LAVALLEY.
Dated Deo. 16, 1887.

anequivalentfor Palatial Train Acco:
tions, Voluntary indorsement of the North-

spontaneous on the part of
who patronizes it.

at Rossland,
Cable Address ‘Walters.’ :
Use Bedford McNeill’s, Ltebers and
Clough’s Codes.

Firstelass Building brick at MODERATE For the finest rooms in the city. with
rr 8 pity eaten ee “tre fox d ‘the for yourself, or aubsorihe W. H. MEAD, General Agent.

ders block, Columbia ayenue and Line Ea0omD, DatLy or WEEKLY ¥. GC, SAVAGE,
coln atrept. 7-20 Portland, 0: ‘Traveling Agent.

Mrs. Re i
For turther information come ynolds, Proprietress

RECORD JOB OFFICE

DAILY RECORD OFFIOE,

ALEX LARSON,
P.O, Box 791,

Tenant Rates $2 Per Day. First-Class
Furnished Rooms With or
Without Board.

Printing gn short not
ord Job ofiice,