ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER,6, 1898. ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD,

BANK OF MONTREAL | goeoeeoe~—~o~~~e 0000064

Capital, All Pald uj = $12,000,000
Bere 2H Patturs =. 385{000/000

DECEMBER .G,. 1898.

© _(ROSSLAND OFFICIALS.

William Keller, confecticner.
Parsons Produce Co.
Crauiner’s Burber Shop.
‘Wilson & Co., tailors.

NEW ERA IN MINING.
On the Rossland Dumps Are 2,000,000 Tons
of Low Grade Ore.

num going into the dominion revenue
from the Rossland district.
It is the intention of the board coun-

SECRET SOCIETIES
Chic

ROSSLAND RECORD.

BY EBER OC, SMITH.

PUBLISHED DAILY SXCEFT SUNDAY.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS tothe Rultor must
be-ecompanted by the name and address

of the writer, uot necessarily ror publiva
tion, but as evidence of good faith.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Dally por week by carrie!
Daily per month by mail,
Daily half year by mail,
Daily per year.
Daily per year,

cil to send copies of the memorial to the
postmaster general, the minister of in-
land revenue and customsandto Mr.
Bostock, the local member, also to dis-
tribute 500 copies among the members
during the sitting of parliament,

A resolution was also adopted endora-
ing the Rossland-Gladstone yagon road,
at a cost of $17,000.

A wagon road to connec8¥é% Sophie
and Santa Rosa mountain mines with
Rossland was also passed. The road as

Subscriptions invariably in advance.
Advertising rates will bemade known on ap-
plication

estimated could be built for $3,000.
A trail from Beaver Siding on the 8.
F.& N. tothe Pend d’Oreille river was
d d. Said cost to approximate

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1898.

NOTICE.

On and after December 1, The Rosstanp Ev-
zw1NG@ Reconp will be delivered to any address
in the United States or Canada for$5 a year,
‘and delivered to any part of the city for 15 conts
a week, or 50 cents a month

ROSSLAND APPROVES,

$15,000. -
The amount of $12,000, as heretofore
appropriated by the provincial govern-
ment for public building and furniture,
was decided inadequate, anda much
larger sum was asked fur. It was also
decided that. the public interest de-
manded that the local gold commiasion-
ershould be. made a government agent
as well, and relieved from the duties of

The City of duly app:
the friendly expressions of the new man-
agement of the Nelson Miner, in that
city. Itis not jealous of us. After re-
ferring to the friendly relations which
should exist.betwean the two places, it
says: ‘We repeat that Nelson extends
its congratulations. There iano cause
for jealousy, much less strife, between
Nelson and Rossland, for we are all en-
gaged in the one work, that of develop-
ing the splendid resources of southern
British Columbia. And there is comfort
in knowing that this is moreand more
being done by ourown people. Ross-
Jand was so fortunate asto catch the

popular fancy, and has thrived marvel-
ously on the favor extended to it.”

mining der, and thata clerk be
promoted to fill the. position, and that
the collector of poll tax be made 2sszaa-
orand collector uf this division of the
government,

By resolution it was decided that the
provincial government should continue
the grant to the Sister’s hospital. Algo
that in consideration of the fact of the
royalty paid the provincial government
by the mines situated within, the city
limits, a sufficient sum be appropriated
from such royalty paid to keep in good
iepair all roads from such mines to the
business part of the city, and within the
city limits,

It was further ageed toask at the
general mecting of the board to have a
resolution passed condemning the pres-
entC. P.R. and G.N. train service as
furnished Rossland. Also one yet to be
framed in relation to the last provincial

The morning paper announces that
the requisition asking Mayor Wallace to
be a candidate for re-election had been
sufficiently signed to warrant his friends
in bringing him out, but does not say
how many signers they had. As Mr.
Thompson’s friends are content with the
showing they have made, it is fair to
presume that they will be the opposing
candidates at the coming municipal elec-
tion. Mr. Wallace isa good business
man, and has made a'good mayor. Mr.
Thompson has been a goed alderman.
They both have many personal frieads,
60 a fair, equare hard fight isin sight.
Their different views on the salary ques-
tion will revert to the popularity of Mr.
Thompson, and itis argued that Mr.
Wallace’s action in favoring $3 a day for
atreet work will make him strong with
the laboring classes, It now looks like
the hotel keepers will be divided. Un-
less there ig some radical change there
will not be any two to one betson the
final result.

The owners of buildinge ornamented
with long icicles overhanging sidewalks
would do well to knock them down, for

” if they do not some one will be seriously

injured. Owners and occupants would
be held responsible for injuries so sus-
tained, and should therefore protect
h by ing the pedestri:

of the city.

——
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.

and the late saie of lots in
this district.

A full attendance is desired for tomor-
row night’s meeting, so as to give the

port by vote. ~

Catarrh

Shackles

Broken in 60 Minutes

It’s an alarging fact,
‘statistics ir It OU ret
at least be a ere cy hs ‘hun:
sons in’ this

Barty are tainted ina
mr greater dey

\.

eadacke,
the throat, offensive breath vloss of taste cond ‘mel,
the Catarrh shackles may be uightening about you—
sce ane L Pow!

reat ire known t
eminent nous eand shroas 8]
isis 2 eclictla' Bom
For wat a victim of chronic Catart
the first ‘pplication of De pencwr's 's Catarstal 3
astant relief, an credibly
le Mgureds Jas
‘Dandee,

Sold sr Goodeve Bros. Druggists.

Denver &
Rio Grande R. R.|*"
Weekly Excursions to

In Through Tourist Cars
Without Change....

A Number of Imp Matters
Last Evening.

There was o meeting held last evening
ofthe council of the Board of Trade at
the parlors of the Montreal Bank.

Several resolutions were discussed and
passed by the council, but they will all
be brought up in the open meeting of
the board, to be heldin the city hal)
‘Wednesday evening of this week, and
action willbe takenon them at that
time.

A lengthy memorial to be sent to Hon.
J. Israel Tarte, of Ottawa, Ont., Domin-
ion minister of public works, was intro-
duced and approved.

The main feature of the commanica-
tion is the request for a public or federa!
building for the jon of all

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Omaha, Chicago, Buffalo
Tuesdays na kononwithoutchanse: ve
alt La e, and Chicago, Rock Island and Pa-

elfie railroad.
To St Joseph, Kansas City,
Wednesdays rea iy beats withoat

i

ebange, via Salt Lake and Burlington route.
To Kaneas City, and St Louis

Thursdays “iibontehange vie &

and Missouri ‘Pacific railway, SEBS SB BRLE EARS

A day stop-over arranged

public business—the postoffice, custon
house and collector of internal revenue,
The letter then sets forth the urgent
reagons for the neceesity of such a build-
ing. The custome receipts are given in
tabulated form, also the inland revenue
and postoffice returns, allof which make
a very strong showing, ‘averaging about

at_alt Lake City and Denver.

SIR DONALD A, SMITH
HON,
EB, CLOUBTON.....

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the Eas :

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When Going
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Use a first class line in traveling be-
tween Minneapolis, St. Paul and Gh -
cago, and the principal towns in Cen-

tral Wisconsin,

Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair Cars

in service,

The Dining cars are operatedin the in-
terest of its patrons, the most elegant

service ever inaugurated. Meals are

served a la carte.

To obtain first class service, your ticket
should read via

The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES

A ride through the famous
Colorado scenery.

For rater and information enquiré or O. R..&
M, nd Spokane Falls & Northern railway, or
RC. Mico
General agent,

+61 Washington 8t.,

8, K. Hoorn,
Generat ticket Agt.,
ver, Col.

Direct if at Chicago and Mil
waukee for all eastern points.
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ticket agent or write

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General Agent,
246 Btark Street,

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Portland, Or.

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JOHN F. LINBURG, Proprietor.

-O. BOX 186 FIRST-CLASS SADDLE AND

PACK HORSES.

columbia Avenue, ‘Phone No. 97.
ommercial alles *Phone No. 39,

“Rossland Loan - (ifice.

NO. 16 WASHINGTON ST.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in Stock.
REPAIRING DONE.

Puit A. SILVERSTONE, Prop.

DAIRY RANCH
For. Sale.

—>—

‘A.good dairy ranch 11 miles south-east
from Colville, Stevens. County, Wash.

) | It is surrounded by a fine

Stock Range,

Fine Spring, and a Creek ‘Rumng
Through the Place. Small Orch-
ard and Abundance of Small Fruit,

A Good New Honse, Good House,
Good 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,

Colville, Stevens County Washington.

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
Certificate of Improvement,

yA OTACE...

Fork samite cust of big -hen
Creek Jolaine. Tho: Sen "on ci ‘

STYLISH RIGS FOR RENT, es

ane Soelitian
Best Salcon in
Rossland...

SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN

Nexson & Forr Surprarp Ry.

Red Mountain Railroad.

far The only direct route
Nelson and ieotgnay
Ihke and Slocan points.

@ Wa" Every day in the yeat

between SPOKANE, ROSSLAND and
SANDON. .

No. 4 for Spokane and Pacific const con
nection leaves Rosslund at 8:45 a.m.
No. 6 for Nelson, Kaslo and jee
ne Holts leaves Rossland at. .1 ps tL
No. 8 from Nelson, ete., arrives in ‘Hose
and it ne

No Change of Cars Between
Spokane\ and Rossland.

Tickets on sule all over the world.
Close connections at Nelson with
steamors for Kaslu aud Kootenny lake
points,

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The Tenant.

Office rooms or rooma for houee-
keeping in the New Record build-
ing. fitted up to suit the tenant.
For further particulars apply to

EBERC. SMITH

—Desler in—

Portland, Ore

for Kettle river and
Boundary creck connect at Murcus
with stage daily,

ea
DO
you
WANT
A
MAP.
“OR

A
NEWSPAPER

TIMES BUILDING
CHICAGO

_ silicious ores as thee of

An immense future is in estore for
Cunadian mining, gays the Winnipeg
Free Press. Heretofore it has, been
principally the richer ores of her numer-
ous camps that have attracted the capi-
talist, notwithstanding that any min-
ing bien will admit ne it is upon the

de ores
that the. Le aty ha a peti region
depends. In future the low-grade dé-
posits will yield the largest returns.

The Dominion has produced, ney, is
producing, a marvelous peventage of
rich ore. but along with it isan infinite-
ly larger amount of poorer yein-stufl,

which, if treated according to modern Ni

gcient fic. metheds, would in the end
pay better dividends than the narrow.
ribbons of bonanza ore.

On the Rossland dumps alone there
are some 2,000,000 tons of low grade ore,
ainuch of it worth $6 to $12a ton. Thie
will shortly become amenable. to treat-
ment, as one recently perlected method,
which i
with a chemical process, will treat such

BELL TAPS AND FIRE BOXES.

5

Department Meeting.

Biro... cece eee e eee e eee Continuous ring.
The location of the fire alarm boxes
is as followa:

No. 85, Columbia ave. and Butte.

No. 32, Columbia ave. and St. Paul.

No. 16, Columbia ave, and Washington.
No. 27, Columbia ave. and Spokane. ,
No. 14, Firat ave. and Warhington.

fo. 48, Second aye. and Washington,
No. 41, Second ave. and Earl.

No. 28, Kootenay ave. an Spokane.
No. 52, Le Roi aye. and Davis.

No. 54, Fourth ave. and St. Paul.

Rossland Metal. Works.

er, of the Rossland
Bared todo your plumbing, hot water
Les as fitting, gaunteeing all work, at
the a gan ee living prices. Okanogan
Btreet. a ih

aba
cost of about #6 aton. Nor is thia by.
any means the only process which will
render , low grade ores profitable. A
amelting process ia said to have been
perfected which will treat copper-gold
ores for ¢1. a ton; and that eeveral influ-
ential mining men kelieve it is proved
by their having eunk $25,000 in an ex:
perimental plant. Three years from
today there will be‘many companies at

work, treating dumps which have been} -

weatheing for years, awaiting men of
capital and scientific knowledge to win
their contents. Once Canadian mine
owners shall have realized the fortunes
that await an intelligent attack upon
these poorer ores, the Dominion will be
in a fair way to-rival South Africa and
the United States in their annual min-
eral outputs.

vc o004 1S TE

The Evening: Record's Popularity
Fast Returning.

The new subsceibers to the Record to
dute sre:

The Butte Dining rooms.
Paulson Bros., grocers.

‘M,. & M, restaurant,
Shooting galery.

Columbia hotel.

Miles’ barber shop. -

G. W. McAuhff, tailor.

The Palace barber shop. __
Ww. W. Rye, messenger boy.

lazan, second-hand store.

7T ‘hos, Stout, Druggist..
Little Queen Restaurant.

B. A. C. barber shop.
Geo, N. Tayler, architect.

H. S. Hartman, ch

Rossland in. 1898,

Souvenirs of Rossland are now on gale
at all news stands at 5c. for Single cop-
ies. Lote of 20 or more can be obtained
at 25c. each by applying to the secretary
of the Rossland board of trade, 11-28 10t

aD | at Oe Tan an

WEEK COMMENCING DEC. 5.

International ||
Music
Hall.

THIS
WEEK,

Ht NOVELTY SPECIALTIES

KELION & KELTON

MI8B_ OLIE , BINCLAIR— JOLLY,
RSJELLE BOOTH—J. H. FIEL-
DING.~-J..W. MOEBIB.

NS

Oldest Fetablished House in Kootenay
Wm R BEArty,
UNDERTAKER. -

Ross,anp Barris CoLumsra.

W. BR. Braden, grocer.”
Florence hotel.

J.M, Miller, broker,

J, H. Robinson, merchant.
J. Bagohneun,

Water and Light Company.
St. Lawrence House.
Thomne & Smith, hay and grain deal-

TS.
Whelan & Pullman, Butte Bar.
Mrs. Krous, Butte Lodging House.
Mrs. M. Becker, Dreasmaking.
O. K. Barber Shop.
Cc. Hikhbue, Tailor. :
McLean & Morrow, Druggists.
Merryweather, Windsor Hotel.
Martin Ceo, Leland Restaurant.
Davis & O'Connell, Grocers.
H.C. Burton. 8. F. & Exprees Agent.
DeVomn & qatterson, cigar store.
Burbank, jeweler.
Reddin-Jackeon Co., brokers.
Dr. Armstrong, U. S. Consul.
James Cooper Manufacturing Co.
MeNeill & Deacon, barristers.
Tr & McCoy, tailors.
L HL Keller, barber shop.
Daniels & Chambers, paints, oila, ete.
B. Woods, tailor.
Jenks Manufacturing Co.
E. Schotield, jeweler and repriang.
McLeod & Whiteside, barristers and
folicitore,
Dickinson & Orde, brokers.
O. M. Fox & Co., grocers,
Wo Fonghend, tailor.
Bogle, mining.

Montreal House.
Ward & McKay, grocers.

. Smith, civil engineer.
Mis. 'M. Heard, ladies? store.
M.S. O’Hearn, m necchant tailors.
Jobn Dean, mines and real estate.
Alex F jeweler and rep
Andy Revesbeck, Qneen Hotel.
Crow & Morrir, cigars and tobacco.
J. W. Whiteside, barrister.
Clifton Hotel.
‘The Oregon Restanra

ANADIAN:
PACIFIC Ky.
AND-800: LINE,

Ocean to Ocean
ROUTE,
East and West;
8,000 Miles
OF COMFORT.

— FIRST CLASS AND-——

Tourist Sleepers
Run Through.
Baggage Checked to Destination.

——No - Custom - Difficulties. ——.

Daily Train.

18:00k—Lv. .ROSSLAND. . Arr.—23 05k

Connecta West Robson with Colum-
bia River Steamers. | from and tor the
North and with C. & K. branch traing
from and to Nelson, Kaslo, Sandon and

other Slocan points.
——o——__

For Rates, Tickets and Full Informa-
tion Call on or Address Nearest Local
Agent, or

Vt,
A. B. MACKENZIE, City Ticket Agent)

P. G. DENISON, Agent, Rossland.

‘W.F. Anderson, Traveling Passenger
Agent, Nelson.

re
7 taps. | in Aociety Hall,

J. F. Fitzpatrick, the sanitary plamb- | 4
Metal Works, is pre- | Lea

nth at ie Hall, Ko:
%, tng brotha or ure cordianly Inited to at
Cranoy, bes

ve Hed Mount iain nt jo. 4
Ant, ‘rd and 5th Weduesday of each mow

International Navigation and

Trading Go.,. Ltd.

Yteamer “ International ” and “Alberta” on

ootenay Lake and River.
Time Card, in n eftagt 12th July, 1897. Fublect
to chance wit ce.

Five a Fount woune tion wilh all passen-
gert fren of N. & FL. Ke 0 nit! from North-
port Rossland and abel ie. ve kets sold and

aEERgO checked t

ave Kalao for Aeiro ‘aad way. ‘points daily
except Bunday, 8 rive @ North pert 12: 16
Ri ae pe kane 6 p.m.
ve q way points. daily
esd 4:40 pan. leaving Spoxenes

7 Hosslund lu: toda ortpport 1:80 pan

‘New Service oh Kootenay Lake.
Leave Nelson for Kaslo: etc, Tuesday
nesday Friduy, Saturday Sito a

Wede

m Bpokang 7a sca,

PROVINCIAL OFFICERS.

Fr Cc

istrar.

Joun Kinxup:—Gold Commissionerand
Stipendiary Magistrate.

W. J. Roninson :—Deputy Sheriff.

E. 8. Bowzs, M. D:—Coroner.

P

DOMINION GOVERN’NE OFFICERS

R. B. McDonaxp :—Collector of Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
for issuing Klondike miners’ certifi-
cates.

> CUNT
PER WEEK

0 GENTS

PER MONTH

W. 8. .Jonzs
lector. 335

Col-

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS,

H. 8. Waiace:—Mayor.
C. O, Lauonng, Alderman.
A. 8. Gooprvz, Alderman,
J. 8, OLurz, Jz., Alderman.
Ross T Ald

ry Tri
before leaving ior Bonner’s Ferry.

; ALEXANDER, Gen, Man,
Kaslo, B.C., win duly. i

2?

Ifyou are, seo that your ticket from
Minneppolis, By Paul oF Duluth, reads vis

THE “NORTH-WESTERN LINE

ou ST. P. M. & ©. AY.

Going to Chicago .
To Anywhere East

Avueet Barrertr, Alderman.

J. Epares, Alderman,

G. A. Jonpan, Police Magistrate.

J. ‘A. Inarast, Chief of Police.

Ws. McQuzen, Clerk and“Treasurer.

Wm. Harp, Assessor, License Inspector

and Collector.

R. Reppick, M. D., Health officer.
H. 8, Wallace.

License Commissioners { 6: A. Jordan.
T. M. Daly.’

eatarn Line is spoutaneous on the’
every Traveller who patronizes it.

‘W. d. MEAD, General Agent.
48 Washington St. F, 0. BAVAGE,
Portlan‘’, Oregon. Traveling Axent.

KASLO & SLOCAN RY.|-

TIME CARL.
Subject to change without notice.>
Trains run on Pacific standard time.

Leaye 800am. — Kaslo
South Fork 3.16 p.
proules
Whitewater

MeGuigan
.88 a.m, Cody Junction
Arrive 10.50 6.m, mon "Leave 1.00 pat.
CODY LINE}
Lenve 10.09am, Sandon Arrive 11.45 a.m.
‘Arrive 11.20 a.m,
ROBEBT IRVING,
GF& PA

CeO, F, COPELAND,
Superintendent

Arrive 8.50 Pm.

2 pam.

‘Leave 11.25 a.m.

TNE SCHEDULE:
Sucks

Morcow,

id Coeur! fekoa, Wallace, LS
atftalcne | ‘uer Garneld, cotter)
Local Pu

iman, Moscow. Local
6:40 p.m,

4pm.

8a,m.

8p.m.
OCEAN STEAMSHIFS |
All peiling dates. sub-

Jee!
Leave Kortana, Gept.
1, 6, 11, 25, 23,

tc aloe bpm.
wail Bape. 17.

December 1 Tur Rossuanp Ev-
ENING Recorp wilj be delivered to
say part of the city or to any ad-
drezs in the Dominion of Canada
or the United States for

$5. PER YEAR
$3 FOR SIX MONTHS

In the city, Tue Recorp will be
mailed or delivered to subscribers
for 15 cents a week or 50 cents a
month.

The news columns will be ex- ff
tended to cover the local events
and mining news of the camp bet-
ter than ever. An evening tele-
graph service will be odtained as
xoon as possible and the paper
will be’enlarged.

4p. m.
Columbia River i
Steamers, ex. Bunday

‘To Astoria and Ways.
Landings,‘

The Fast Line
TO

The Dining Car
Route via
Yellowstone
Park.

THE SAFEST AND BEST.

Solid Vestibuled Traina
Equipped with
Pullman Palace Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars
Modern Day Coaches,

through Tickets to all points in the

world.

TICKETS TO
JAPAN AND CHINA

Trains depart from Spokane.
PM.

appl)

of the 8. F.
Bbetlonseet

EW. Rurr, Agt. Red Mt. By.
F. D. GIBBB,
General Agent Spokane, Wasn,
A.D. CHARLTON,
‘Asst.

sra.'

aces J. Coyle, District Passenges Agent,

Keefe & Donahue, Bi Bellevue House.

Vanco

. Gen. Pass, Agen
No, 255 Morrison Bt, cor. §
Portlan Tegon

All Points

Tourist Sleeping Care

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
Steamship tickets to all parts of the

VIA
TACOMA and NORTHERN PACIFIC
8. 8. Co.

00 A.M.
For information. {ute cards ranpe a se {iokete

Willamette River.
Oregon Cit , Newberg, Ex;
Salem '‘é& Wey Landings

Willamette and Yam-
7 ‘hill Rivers." ~
Oregon City, Dayton,

and Way Landings.

Willamette River.”

m.
Sat. | Portland to Corvallis
"| and Way Landings.

ise, Bhndsy

8:80 p.
Mon Wea.
land friday

Snake River,
Riparia to Lewiston.

H. W. ADAMS, Gen’l Ag't, Spokane, Wash.

W. 3. HURLBURT, Gen. ‘Passenger Agent,
Portland, Uregon.

CHICANO CROAT. WOSTER.Y.

“THE MAPLE LEAF ROUTE.”
Pullman Compartment Sleeping Cars,
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars,
Dining Cars on the European Plan,}
Fice Reclining Chair Cars,
Uniformed Train Porters,

B mpany Ushers at Depots

ARE FEATURES

Of the Train Service of the

Chicago Great Western Ry.

-No Change of Cars of Any Class—
BETWEEN

C ticago and St. Paul anc Minneapolis,
Dubuque and Des Moine,
St. Joseph and Kansas City

——

F, H Lord: Sater Sees "tiicnge
Atlantic Steamship Tickets.

If bound for Europe, or desiring to
pring out friends or relatives from
Ecrope, do not fail to call on the near-
est Canadian Pacific Railway agent. or

communicste with
A, B. MACKENZIE, o aH R. AGT

$5 a Year
December 1.

MONTANA LIVERY

26 Washington Street.
First Class Saddle and Driving Horses.
Boarding Horses a Specialty.
Telephone6 - M. A. HARVEY.

T. W. HOWARD

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT
108 Brsttorecatz-St., Loxpo, E. C.
IF YOU WANT AN ADVERTISEMENT, Largo
er mall, nserizd in any European Newspance
ne, oF Period
Megtiessmedctalis by sending ft straight to
T. W. HOWARD,

108, BIstorscATE-STREET, LONDON,
ESTIMATES FURNISHED and CONTRACTS
ARRANGED Ord VIC
FERED ra arding aie Spent Stealums for bring-
ing ADVERTISERS before the Public. Corres:

pondence invited.
T. W. HOWARD,
108, Bisnorscate-stnEET, Loxpos, E. C.
Agent for ‘THe RosLaxben and British Co-
lumbia Review.

ou are swindled,”
model of your
invention or improvement yond we. will tell
ion as to whether it is
attr pa Roe Wo make i specialty
of Poetic Fojected, in other
Highest references furnished.
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& Mechanical’ Engineers, Graduates of the
folsteennle School of Engineering Bachelors fm
plied Sclences, Laval University, | Members ¢
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P.Q. Surveyors Association, Assoc. Member Can.
ty of Civil Engineers.

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