ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, NOVEMBER 1%, 1898.

Today’s uotations.

Deer Park is offered freely at 173¢
cents, and the stock is weakat that
Republic stocks are in good de-

Tom Thumb jumped from 12} to 20
centa—some brokera quoting at 18 cente.
This was due to a reported strike in thia
property, the particulars of which are
notat hand. The demand for Princess
Maud and Sen Hur was good.

The Reddin-Jackeon Co. has received
word ofan advance of Lone Pine from
15 to 24 centa. :

Iron Horse.

Brandon &G Ceres
Jumbo

Caraboo cm,
Cariboo
Sere nS Fielder i

FROM THE RECORDS.

Locations.

Nov. 15.
Ethel May, on the north side of Mur-
phy creek, three-quarters of « mile west
of the Columbia—Neil McArthur.
Black Iron, on Big Sheep creek, ad-
joining the Evening on the cast—H E
Macdonald,

nov, 14,
Golden Rule, on the bank of the Co-
lumbia river, near the mouth of Rock
creek—Peter Hoffman.
North Star, on the bank of Columbia

Rossland Metal Works.

J, ¥. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary plumb-
er, of the Rossland Metal Works, is pre-
pared todo your plumbing, hot water
and gas fitting, gaunteeing all work, at
the lowest living prices.. Okanogan
building, Spokane ftreet. tt.

If you are not satisfied with yourlaun-

dry ‘work try the Rossland Laundry.
game location, near postoffice.

atylo and

Ladies

you. PIMPLES, Freckles, Blotehes
ladies and gentlemen. SMOKERS’ black
Yadam Brochet’s Smokesr ‘Tooth Por
Brochet,

wader.
Ocveiderital Block, 1125¢ East Columbia Ave., three. doors east of 0, M,

If you want your hair dressed to really uit your

in tho latest Paris fashions, if you wan,

it trimmed or singed, or shampooed to perfection,
then go to

“MADAM BROCHET,
Tho Australion Specialist,

Do you require the erfection of preparatfons to keep your com: een brilliant,
roule ou reas th your skin soft and supple, MAD. AM BR OH br
dandruff, &e., teen Se

ill do it tor
naciekly remove from
teeth magically whitened by the use of

‘Advice free, Note Address, Madam

ossland Even

ng Record

VOL. 8, No.1 6.

ROSSLAND,B. O,, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18,

1898,

PRICE 5 CENTS

Umbrellas repaired and raws dled ai
shooting gallery, First-avenue,

The Rossland Laundry 1s doing good
work ata reasonable price. Try them.
Near the

river, near Rock k—Peter

Gold Dollar,on the’ divide of Lake

mountain, four miles south of Roseland

—J R Cranaton.

Black Hawk, on the north fork of
ih

Fox, grocer.

[ <4
Ross Thomp

son.

NOTICE,

Notice is’ hereby given that a special
eneral meeting of the Slocan Western
, limited Hability, will

Sullivan creek, adj the

Iron Colt.
Bleck Tall:

epubli
tain Loln.
ZonHur Butte & Boston.
Rossland Ore Shippments,

Ore shipments from the Ressland

mines from Jan. 1to Nov. 12, 1898, fol-

- | agent for Arthur Reith.

‘| (600x400 feet-—T P O'Farrell, agent for
453) A G Shaw.

Velvet

Monte Christo.
Sunset No. 2.
Deer Park
Giant.....

Total ....ccsceeseeseeeee .

Weekly Ore Shipments.

The following shipments of ore were
made during the week ending, Nov. 12:
To Trail: Tons.
War Eagle . . 1850
Tron Mask. . 80

{0 NORTHPORT SMELTER.

‘otal. .

* The total shipments from the camp
since January 1, 1897, aggregate 172,645
tons.

Fire at White Bear.

. About 8:80 o’clock last night the cook
and bunk houses of the White Bear
mine cought fire in some manner from
the stovepipe and before it could be con-
trolled the building and all stores with-
in it were destroyed. Two fire alarms
were rung at fire headquarters but the
apparatus being on wheels it was con-
sidered impractical: to reach the
mine through the deep snow. The loss
is estimated at $500, no insurance.

The hose was put on runners and out
for trial today.

St. George’s Church.
d of C ia has had

24 | Sheep creek—S F Griswold, agent for A

8h0 | McRae.

James Fi
Gray Cliff, on 2 Gold Bar mountain,
three-quartera ofa mile east of Little

L Lorenzo.

Erie No. 4, two miles west of Erie on
Erie mountain, formerly located as Per-
haps—Jobn Fraser.

nov. 12,

Little Nell, on the north side of Mur-
phy'Creek, twoanda half miles from
the Columbia & Western railway, relo-
cation of the Wales—William | Pogh,

War Eagle fraction, on Red mountain,
bounded by the War Eagle, Josie No, 1,

Brussels, one mile east of Columbia
river, on Columbia mountain—Duncan

Westward Ho. on the west slope of
of Spokane mountain, three miles west
of Rossland—R W Northey, agent for A
CO Galt.
Lily of the Mountain, on Lookout
mountain, north of and adjoining the
Eunice—D McDermid, agent. for -N
Campbell.

non. 11.
Wonderful, on Lookout -nountain,
west slope, adjoining the Surprise—D
McDermid, agent for J MacIntosh.
Gem, on Union mountain, adjoining
the Cocomo—Allen Miller.

NON, 10. .
_ Cora Bell, on:the north side of Colum-
bia mountain—William Griffiths.
XX Ray, on west slope of Red moun-
tain, next to the Coxey—Alex O R
Brown.

Nov. 9.
Comox fraction, on Deer Park moun-
tain, bounded by.the Mayflower, et al—
W B Leitch.

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Hector McCrae went to Spokane on a
short business trip today.
Louisa Blue, “the only Louie,” left for
Spokane this, morning.
Mra. Chris McDonald and mother left
for a visit with relations at Rossburg.
John BR. Reavis, and T. P. O'Farrel.
the newspaper man, have returned to

to testes his visit to Rossland, and

does not expect tobe here before the
middle of next month.

Aspecial Thanksgiving service is be-
ing for next TI day evening

Ross Th
kane and

was called to Bpo-
on mining

|Golden Gate Development, Saad Gold

AnD;
be nad at the office of the company,
No, 121 East Columbia ayenne, Rosa-
land, on Tuesday, the 22nd. day of No-
veinbes, A. D. 1898, at 3. o’clock in the
afternoon, for the clection of directors,
and for the’ purpose of considering and
if deemed advisable of passing « resolu-
tion anthorizing the registration of the
company under: the am panies Act.

(ea J

I have blocks of stock in the following companies for sale;

Eureka Consolidated West Le Roi and: Josie. Monita, Gopher,
Homestake, Evening Star. Monte Cristo, Sivlerine and R.'E. Lee,

a

Lotsinthe Original Townsite

‘THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS, . -:~

ROSSLAND, B. c.

Bree

1807, under the name of t!

Mining Company, Limited.
THOMAS PREST,
Secretary.
Dated 7th November, 1897.

Wm. R.BEATTY,
UNDERTAKER.

z OPEN DAY AND. NIGHT.

ROSSLAND . . . B.C.

Cable Address, * vacadiam
eo Moreing & Neal's Cod

E. W. Liljegran, M. E.,

Ex-Superintendent Le Roi Mine, Box 446.
Will examine and report on mining proper
ties, superintend development, make est

on all kinds of. work, ts taken, all re-
Ports strictly conndential.
Charges Moderate.

Jerry Spellman

Best Salcon in
Rossland Pes

The Melville Hotel.

Townsite of Melville, Big
Sheep Creek,.
Now affords good accommodation for

all parties visiting Sophie Mountain or
Christina Lake district.

NOTICE TO VOTERS

Rossland , B.C,

cipal Elections tor the
Year .1899,

this morning.
T. Mayne Daly, solicitor, went to

in Bt. George’schurch. The service will
be musical throughout, and in tune with
the great international sentiment.
Porcupine Bridge.

‘The proposed new bridge across Por-
cupine creek, if not built of steel as sug-
gested by J. A. Waddell, of Kansas City,
Mo., in a communication to the city
council, will require 1,200,000 feet of
lumber. It isto be 200 feet high and
700 feet in length.

Worrn Trying ir Siok, .

A verified record—1,016 persons cured
in one month by Dr. Chase’s Family
Remedies. Alldealers sell and recom-
mend them. 9

DAIRY RANCH

For Sale.

Agood dairy ranch 11 miles south-east
from Colville, Stevens County, Wash.
It is surrounded by a fine

Stock Range,
Fine Spring, and a Creek Runing

Through the Place. Small Orch-

ard gd: Abundance of Small Fruit.

jood New Honse, Good House,

boat Barn, Ice House, Dairy Room’

Churning Done by Water Power.

Other Buildings

40 Acres _
In Hay and Cultivation.

; ———

For’ Further Information Call on or
Address, ~~
MRS. J. W. STRUPEL,

}! today on legal business.

J. D. Sword, left for an exteaded trip
through the Boundary country this mor-
ning.

Richard Armetiong returned to his
home in Grand Forks after a business
trip to this city.

John R, Stussi came in last evening
from Dog Creek, where he has been on
mining business,

E 8 Topping, Trail; F J Ewing, Brook-
lyn; WH Aldridge, Trail: Geo West
Jones and wife of St. John, N B, are
among the recent Allan house arrivals.

Edward Baillie, wife and family, who
have been in Spokane on a fortnight’s
visit, came home laat night. _

Fred Uphan, the luamberman returned
yeaterday from the Boundary country,
where he haa been for the last week on
business. ;

Walter Moberly, one of the early pio-
neers of the Kootenay, and a prominent
Engineer, isin the city. He has just
returned from Vancouver, where he
met a number of capitalists about rail-
way construction in the province.

William Walkem, who had his leg
broken-by being run over in ‘the recent
ranaway, is resting easy and with good
hopes of and early recovery.

‘W.C. McDougald, who had his jaw|e
broken by the recent accident at the
Butte mills, has as far recovered as to
be up and atound, but it will be some
time yet before he will be able to. re-
sume his duties again.

1st. All ratepayers who have on or
before the
First Monday in Dez cetnber, 1898,

paid all municipal rates, taxes, aesess-
ments and license fees, payable by bim
or her to the municipality ; ‘or

2nd. ho is a resident and carrieson
business and is-a_ holder ofa trade 1i-
cense in the municipality, tle annual
fee for which ig not less than five dol-
lars; or

8rd. Who is a honseholder, and that
the rent or rents, or rent value or values
thereof, is not less than sixty dollars
per annum each, and hason or before
the first day of December, 1898, per-
sonally delivered to the assessor or
city clerk a statutory declaraticn made
and subscribed before a judge, stipen-
diary or police magistrate, justice of the
peace or notary public, forina of which
can be obtained at the city office.

City ‘Acsessor,
Rotsland, B.C., Nov. 8, 1897,

APPLICATION TO TO INCORPORATE.

Notice is hereby given that pplication wilt
be made to the legislative assem! ish
Colmabia at ts next session: for aa act to ims
Sorporatea company under the name of the
‘Gutish Columbia Telephones mite,” for

e company s0'to

ura
Paton’ omy ay Timitedsand the Ve
& Neilson Telephone Com: pansy, and eats 1g

same in the corap any 8 fo to be in orporal
to bilities entered tnto by the

assume the ii
afororeid companies ond for, the conferrin
any, 8 0 be dncorporate

upon the said c ated

the powers to arch ase, tak
craboncquise the rights, privileges, frahehive

require ther! ;
were and assets ofany company in any pai
br the Province o Britian ruolumbia Having
similar objects to ¢ 80 to be “fi
erated ahd fo amalarate with such ther
company of companies and to or erate and eur.
Fy on the business of the aforesaid compan:
Sequired of to be sequired and for the | feouter-
ring upon the said c company #0 POI:

Razors hollow ground, sissore, doctor’a
instruments and all kinds of edge toola

Colville, Stevens County W

ground at golery, First Ave,

of al rs

Sly ena vom pletely cat iy entry on ee an ana‘ a othe

works aforesaid o: ye fe
of

Deted this nin ‘day
MCPHILLIPS & Pia

pee eee on
Qualification of Voters for Muni- ae

it | or them,” shall be considered as not applicable
has be
ry

898. | Boarding Horses a Specialty.

Watch this Space for
Rossland Auction Co.’s Announce-
ment Tomorrow.

Ouick Work.

Good sad-lle horses, elegant turnouts,
will drive you anywhere at any time day
Tf you'are re petting up a sleighing
Horses boarded. by the day or
prees and baggage work ;.will call at
d_ne promptly, light or hea’
short notice, ore contracts taken.

freig! ht h

sfer, warehouse, or ship any class of

Stables: First Aventue,
Bet. Spokane and Washington Sts.

Tel. No 8

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

nobby eleighs, and fancy driving teams;
or night.

party, see us about ri ge—g00d “hort
onth. Packing of all kinds done,
any part of the city. Contracts and job work
andled, mining machinery. delivered on
Fnrniture,
pay all damages done to anthing we handle.
8.

We do ex-

Pianos and eafes safely moved.” We
We act as shippers’ egents, wil tran

We sell Washington seasoned. Fir and Tamarac Sods

Office: 9 Washington

John W. Hartline, Proprietor.

MINERAL AT 1898.
Certificate of Improvements

“NOTICE. >

Black null Mineral Claim, situate in the
rail Creele Mining Division, of Weat Kootenay
District, Where located: un Sullivan creck,

sie untloe west of the Columbia itive
qatne notice that 4, Win: 2 heversivg acting
mnt for James Bavidaon F.M.C, No.
Iner's Certificate No.

mpg Hecorder f for = c
improvements for 0x6 of obtaining
4 Grown grant of the aboee:

And further take notice, tbat ‘action, under
56

Duted this 14th day of September, 148.
. BE, DRUEREUX

Hunter Bros.,

—FoR—
Fresh Fancy: Groceries
€>Table Delicacies,
ROCQUEFORT CHEESE.
IMPERIAL CHE:
SWISS CHEESE.

S & BLACK WETS
JAMS, TRLLtes ICKLES.

8
and CHOCOLATES. .

NOTICE
Re Mineral Act. 3
Noah in hereby given t
act which provides that, ‘‘A Free er, OF.
mpany of Aliners, shail’ be ailewed ts per-
form ‘on any one or more of such claims all the
ork yequired to entitle him or them toa cer-
Tieate for work for each claim go held by him
toa mineral st claim for which a Crown Grant
J.FRED H
Minister, en Bes
pare erament of Mines, Victoria, B. eto~

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.
First Claes Saddle and Driving Horees.

hat section 24 of this r

MINERAL ACT, 1896,
Certificate of Improvements.

NOTICE.

‘Tako notice that 1, Wm. posoreay | Jpoting
an agent for CRaTEs. is No.

‘ate | C. Sanders,

Hutcherson, -
180004, Interid, ane

ke “notte tbat, pi under
tbe ene re ‘the 1s-

Suance of such certificate of improvements.
Dated this 16th day of reptember 18
S. DavVERRAD, 8

LADIES’ RINGS...

One very strong point in our _b the
Ladies’ Rings. I pay epecial attention to this ren and consequently hoe
the largest and choicest collection of them found in the Kootenay.
them in all stylea with any combination of atones, and the values are the
very best which are nade, possible only by buying for CASHEL |

J. W.-SPRING,

Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL: & SPRING.
NEXT DOOR TV POSTOFFICE.:

1 have

McCrae & Co
Mining and
Investment Brokers.

pertiex bought and sold,

myer for J

Tnintne stockeot--Reotenay Conn
Gential reports furntshod on ‘applica:
tion by competent engineer.

Paitin ne pro

Real Estate
MONEY Loaned at
LOW. Rates of Interast.

Deslers in
———

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED...

Cable Addrese, “Morse,” Rossland.
Codes, Clough’s and Bedford MeNeil’s

ROY H. CLARKE ~

Aa Columbia “Ave.
Bospncaini Be ‘Ges
P.O. Bo:

Mining Engineer

for Und
acts ae aad Assaying

Specialty Superintending ‘Di
and Reporting on Mineral Property

Cc

d. F.. AONEYFORD
The East Ead Tailor.

FORA

«e=Fine Suit.y

171 Co.umpra AvENvE Easr.

Prof. é. ee yous:
El

rions. id
atreet. Bere ay

°o ; ars
BREAD
a

z ld the jat stadt ot life. hut. bread

FLEISCHMANS
YEAST. —

Ie a Bakery in Iteelf.
FRESH -DAN DAILY

O.M. Fox.& Cc

Seen

di SOLS AGENTS:
106 Columdia‘Ave. Tel. 65,

Enyatet inetruetion %

MASTER MINDS

Have for conturies reve'od in tho
sane Othets preter wuld 2 pe

take pleas
short in naar. ever ine
we with be only too gl ae
making

Circulating Library

feature for the ‘wint th
interes er a aan

H. S. WALLACE,

stations: Wall Paper, F: Ge
aes, No! int Gaal Ciratiot eLibrary:

New Advertisempnis Today.

** | ROSSLAND SCHOOL, Of ASSAYING,
ROSSLAND OPERA-HOUSE.
ROSSLAND “AUCTION HOUSE.

GMOS NEST AGURSIN

Road willbe Ready fe hate net Hint
Week in December.

A GRAND TIME IS, ANTICIPATED

Epv np CnoNYN. 3.8. Chore, Jn

J. A.Macponazp,
Macdonald Clute & Cronyn
Sarristers, Solicitors rand Notaries.

*lieltora for he Bank of Biitigh North America
Money to Loan.

> McB

C.O. ‘Tt slondest eo

Strong shoes for sturdy. boys and stylish shoes for satrers
oun foxtitile He girls and misses and elegant shoes for

dainty 8
their mothere. .
anyone age or toe

of “good:shoes for everyone.” Our etuck is complete, co!
prising every kind of

medium, or heavy.

1» not confine oureelves to supplying.
with FOOTWEaR, but make a epeciaity

m=
t and Shoe manufactured, light,
Prices are all light, however.

The Mascot Gold Mining Company,
vf Limited Liability.
Notico is hereby given fat 5 Spectal Gen

eral Becting of the sharehol “The Mi
cot Gold Mining Company, Lietted Liabiity. a
nfilce af the Company,

eet

rad further tae notice that, on Monday, the

seventeenth day of October, pcond

eneral Mootin eof “ale’s shareholders

anre thm a Place, Bt

a passed at \bove-men-

ie med first meeting will be tubmitiod for col

Dated tints twenty-third day of August, 1898.
der,

CAMPBELL,

The
Grand

Enronean Plan

Sau. T ARTHUR, ‘Proprietor.
Spokane, Waehington.

Modern in all its appointments.
} .adquarters for mining men _ Rates
reaymable. Centrally local
He sard and Mill streets, ~ %

‘Secretary.

M, A. HARVEY.

ssiniraeerenrsnrsereneneaeennenernrernrnreruerver rune vtevnrttrntrzae

Hunter Bros.

IMPORTERS:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

AAT SEF NN AT NAPPA PEAT

i

lonerale.
Merchandise,

: OYTO OTE NE NTT

Manufacturer’s Agents:
Standard Mining Supplies.

Agents: Goodwin Candles, Canton Steel,
Giant Powder, Cali ‘ornin Cane and: Fuee,

ROSSLAND AND S\NDON.

HAE AAT AAP OAT ONE OB OE AT NET A

[_ emnTTEeTCeTE

Mayors, _ Councilmen;
Boards of Trade and Editors
Invited.

The following letter hag been received
lees evening from District Freight Agent
T. W. Peters, of Nelson, which explains
itself: :
Nexsoy, B. C., Nov. 16, 1898.
8 | Eprron Rossuanp Recorn :—Dear Sir:—
The

{agree upon the price of the Republic

.| speeches’ were made.

A SURE THING GAME

A Mining Broker of Spokane Ac-
cused of Unfair Dealing,

TWO PRICES) FOR MINING HEN

If Persisted in will Ruin The Ross-
Jand Republic Market,

; :

The Rossland brokers complain of the
Spokane brokers and claim that their
present conduct if persisted in will ruin
the Rossland market for Republic atocks,
It is cleimed that the Spokane brokera
have a meeting every morning and

stocks that are leit with them for sale
and that that price is from 10 to 15 centa
higher than they will offer for the eame
stocks. A few days ago a Rossland bro-
ker asked the price of n Spokane broker
on Jim Blaine and it was quoted him at
76 cents. Theanswer was: ‘I wish to
sell, what will’ you..pay? and word
came-back: “Sixty-two cents.” All
proteat failed. There was a difference
of 14 cents between the selling and
buying price,

It can readily be seen that there will
abeolutely be no market for Republic
stocks in Rossland while thia state of
affairs exists.

POLITICAL CONSOLIDATION. }
The Young Men’s and the Rossland Liberal
Clubs Unite. a

The Young Men’s Liberal club and
the Rossland Liberal Association have
now d into one
‘which ia to be-known as the Rossland
Liberal Association. A big meeting
was held fast night in the club rooms
in the Imperial block, and all present
seemed enthusiastic of the success of the
new combination. -
were well represented and some lively
Hugh McCatch-
eon, was chairman of the meeting. The
following officers for the ensuing year
were elected:

President, Dr. Sinclair; vice presi-
dents C. O. Lalonde; W. H. McHarg
and J. F..McCrae; secretary-treasurer,
seen Parke.

of.tbe-Canadian Paci-
fic railway are desirous that the repre-
sentative, business and. public men of
the West Kootenay district should have
an early opportunity of seeing the. dis
trict opened up by the construction of
their Crowa. Neat Paes line, and with
thia in view. have authorized the local
officers of the.company in this district
to extend to you a. very cordial invita-
tion to join them ina trip through the
East Kootenay.

This invitation has also been given to
the mayors and councils of Nelson, Ross-
land Kaslo and Sandon, also to delega-
tions from boards of trade from-those
pointe.

It is our intentention to leave Nelson
on the initial trip of our new steel
steamer Moyie connecting at Kootenay
Landing with passenger train, and run-
ning as far as Fernie, the center of the
large coal fields, giving our guests an
opportunity of looking over the mining
districts of Moyie,Cranbrook and Steele;
and through the courtezy of the mana-
ger of the Crows Nest Coal Co. an op-
portunity will be given of looking over
the coal mines and coke ovens.

At this time it is difficult to fix a date
when the road will be ready to take care
ofa party, but: it will be somewhere
about the first week in December. You
will be advised’ -by wire in sufficient
time,

Yoa will kindly advise me at your
earliest convenience the names ot those
who will be able to accompany us on
th

Life by using Medicines that
hove ecnadoy of doubt resting

DON’T RISK

en
seam tlene are filed iors the sick recover dna

McLEAN & MORROW,

his

A Narrow Escape.
J. Morgan, better known as ‘Texas
Jack,” while making aconpling at the
C. & W. yards got squeezed between the
care. He was notserionsly hurt, but
will have to lay off a few days.

Razors hollow groun@, siseors, doctor’s
instruments and all kinds of edge tools

Pposite ‘the Bank of Montreal, THE DRUGGISTS

ground at shooting galery, First Ave.

was appoin-
a ag follows:

J. A. McDonald, A H. Ray, H. P.
McCraney, Smith Curtis, W. A. Blair,
P.M. L, Forin and J. 8. Patterson.

A committe was also‘appo:nted on fut-
ure meetings aud hall and it was decid-
ed to obtain permanent quarters as soon
as possible, supply the headquarters
with magazines and all the lateat read-
ing matter ofthe day and farnish a com-
modious reading room and drop-in

Both the old clubs the

special prizes have been offered, and
everything promises fair for success.
the committee who has charge of the
organization consiate of J. F. Ritchie,
J. N. Barker, C. 0. Lalonde, Ross
Thompson and Father Pat Irwin,

A good.club of this kind willadd much
interest to the Winter Carnival and will
go w long way in making up a formable
Proeession. Don’t forget to attend the
menting thia ev ening.

METROPOLITAN AIRS.
Allan House Puts in Steam Heat—Other Im-
provements,
Steam radiatora-to the extent of -50,-
000 pounds was unloaded at the Hotel

‘| Allan today by the Rossland Transfer

company. They came from Toronto and
the plant is being put in by C. M. Wel-
ler, the plumber, ata cost of about
$3,000.. The annex inthe rearon Le
Roi avenue wiil also be included iu the
new heating plant. ‘The engine is ea-
pecially adapted for burning coal.

“Mr. Weller has completed a fine hot
water plantin the residence of Ross
Thompezon,

CITY NEWS CUT SHORT.

C. ©. Woodhouse is doing the exoayrt-
ing under his office for a lower story.

The Rossland Club is having new
steps put in on Columbia avenue, which
will bea great improvement over the
present arrangement,

There will be a special meeting of the
clerks and ealesmen at their hall in the
Record block tonight at 8 o’clock sharp.
All are requested to be present as im-
portant matters are to be considered.

Mra. A. S. Almstrome, wife of the
proprietor of the Central hotel, enter-
tained a numberof friends last evening ,
in the hotel parlors, the occasions vee
the landlady’a birthday.

R. T. Newman, who run into by a
heavlly lJoaded.wood wagon a week ago,
is‘about again. It wasa narrow escape,
asthe wheels were fairly upon him
when tne horses stopped the wagon.

Rov. G. H. Morden, performed the
marriage ceremony which binds for life

d ies of John H. Bi and
Miss Graco Richards, both of Rossland,
at the Columbia hotel. A number of-
friends of the contracting parties. were
present, and an elegant wedding supper
was enjoyed by all present,

A sidewalk 18 being Inid. by the city
workmen on the east side of Washing-
ton street from Columbia avenue to Le
Roi avenue, and as the grade eppears to
be about_25 degrees, crowds of citizens
are attracted, who stand and wonder
what can be the object of: the workinen,
Many of the people are ofthe opinion
that it is the new. toboggan slide for the
mid-winter carnival, and others are fig-
uring.out how we are ever to get up the
hill if once we get down. Some suggest
that a tramway be putin to carry the
citizens from the south end of town up
ae that the power to run it could easily

btained from the air exhaust of the

place for the bi of the
tion and their friends. It was decided
to hold monthly meetings hereafter and
arrangements will be made to have
some of the Dominion and Provincial
members of the party’ come here and
apesk during the winter. Some of the
members who -have recently returned
from the coast and others just back from
the east gave the best of reports of the
Liberal party’s standing and increased
larity th hout the Domini

Sir Wilfred Laurier was elected hon-
orary president and James Martin, M.
P. P. honorary vice president, with
three rousing cheers for the euccess of

Miner office,
‘PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

R. M. Galusha left for Spokane thia
morning.

J.C, Coombs returned from the coast
lnat evening.

John W. Hartline of the Ked Star
Livery & Transfer company went to,
Spokane this morning.

A. W. McNaughton went down to
Willus mills this morning to ““Jack’em”
about lumber orders.

Li Walls, who has been in the

the Gritts, the
WILL ENFORCE THE LAW
Sidewalks Must Be Kept Clear of Snow This
Winter.

The city authorities are determined
to enforce the law regardiug keeping
the sidewalks clear of snuw this winter.
A special officer has been puton duty
for the express purpose of seeing that it
ia done. Those who fail or refuse to
obey the law will be punished.

SNOWSHOE CLUB.

ition.
All interested in snowshoeing are
asked to be sure to attend the meeting
to be held at 8:30 at the city hall for the

Meeting This Evening for the Purpose of
Organizat

employ of Wright Bros., sugar manufac-
turera, left for seattle touny.
Mrs. J. N. Herrin, of Meyers Falls is
here visiting .her daughter, Mrs. A. W.
Smith, of Thomas & Smith.

A. Ichneton, of the Revelstoke Semi-
Weekly Herald, is in town, and says we
have a great city.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Rogers returned to
Boseburg, their home, this morning.
Mr. Rogera represents the ‘Wilson stage
company here. They will probably
move to Roseland to live.

Elsewhere in this issue appears an ad-
vertisement of the Rosslind Auction
house, the oldest in Rossland. It is at
42 Columbia avenue cast and those
desiring cheap merchandise would do’

purpose of forming a club. A list of

well to call there before purchasing,