§. Thornton

TRAIL DEPART.

Langley, owing on the Robson-Trail railway

Joha McTecr

Repass.

Mining
Anve ntimemtys

c sisadisdents nce

veing pusted steadily along. Two
hundred und fifty men are now enm-
ployed divided among seven camps.
Mr. Boomer says that he will want all
the men he can get for the next two
weeks, He will need at least 100
more men by the first of March, The
work has drained off all the idle men
from Trail, leaving the town freer of
| them than it has beon for a year. The

Bollcitea* | new workmen will have to be drawn

‘Uerion:

RecorD Biock,

* ROBSLAND, B.C.

old Micing Geryany, Limited.

a
U

Capitalized for on}y $250,000.

TREASURY STOCE 25cts.

The Ottavr.

J. L PARKER,

Mining Engineer,

Crsice: Over

Week, Kennedy & Co.

Valentines,
ALL KINDS

iS, Wallace's

of ttlonery Store.

Biggest
Gold
Mine

In the
Camp. ,

ORIGINAL
TOWNSITE

OTS.
Juhn nF.

-McCrae,

Agent for the

G. A POUNDER, Pres.

Rossland. B. C.

from Rossland.

8. F. Peterson, of the Crown Point
hotel, received a very handsome decr
head this morning from Spokane.
The animal was killed in Deer Park
several weeks ago.

The Cariboo mine at Camp McKin-
ney has a new air drill and compres-
sor outfit on the way. By a curious
mistake the ou'fit was shipped to
Rossland and is now detained at this
poins to be reshipped to P

i

re being made for the purchase of a
compressor plant which will be in-
atalled early this spring.

A company has just been organized
in eastern Canad: to work the Beaver,
which adjoins the Pug on the north.
Tho vein shows a clean foot and haug-
ing wall,and the bottom of the shaft is
showing some fine rich-looking quartz.

—o—
FORT STEELE FILLING UP.

Number of Prospects Increased One
Hundred_Per Cent.

East Kootenay in the Fort Steele
neighborhood is pushing its way to
the front aa @ tnineral section. Dur-
ing the past summer it attracted a
great many prospectors and some fine
locations were made. This. year the
rush will be greater than ever. The
progress of the country can be seen in
the following figures: Up to 1895
the country was very little known
aad no attempt had made to develop
it. In the sumnier ot 1895 a few

Ole Olson. went out looking for
trouble yesterday. He ran up against
Jobn McNeill and Joe Cooper, who
accommodated him up to the limit.
Olson met the two in the afternoon ip
the Pacific salcon and started out to
do battle, but the men were separated
‘\for a time. At night while Ole
was enjoying a free lunch in the
Kaiser house his two opponents wan-
aered in. Ole improved the oppor-
tunity to pass eome remarks reflect-
ing en the paternal ancestry of the
two and the trouble began. It was
just one short round. When Olson was
pulled out from under his opponents,
his face resembled that of an over-
“| voiled squash. All three appeared at
the police court this morning with
Olson as plaintiff. McNeill was fined
$20 and coste ani! Cooper was given
30 days in jail in which to reflect over
the rocky path travelled by the
wicked.

Anumber of Trail people enjoyed
the ball in Rossi nd last evening
given by the Knights of the Maca-
bees.

The warm weather is clearing the
snow from off the southern slope of
the acjacent hills.

“Nothing's tonguod for you when
you stop at the Arlington.” That's
what trayeling men say and they
know. Furthermore, ite pretty gen-
erally ugreed t'xit the Arlington is
the best hotel in the Kootenayr. It is
maintained for the comfort of the
guests and the profit of the proprie-
tora, and the latter have shrewdly
figured out‘that the surest way to
make maquey is to look to it most
curefully that their guests are pleased.
They have an ever watchful eye for

first-class hostlery. and the standard
of the house is ly bigh.

the little details that go to make aj

Jered in there and up
to the firat | of Jauuary, 1896, there
were located and recorded 166 mining
claims. During 1896 there were 345
1 i ded showing an i

COLUMBIA ‘& WESTERN.

Two Passenger Trains Each Way
Daily Except Sunday.

now running two trains each way
daily except Sunday between Trail
and Rossland. ‘The schedule provides
for connection at Trail with Canadian
Pacific railway steamers and at Rous-
land with Red Mountain railway for

new passenger coach will be attached
to each train. 9-6t

THE RECORD BY CARRIER.
The Recokp has perfected its new
carrier aervice, and the paper will now
be delivered promptly every evening
by carrier to, any address in the vity

the day served up to you in the Rec-
oxp at supper time each evening.

PURE GOLD TREASURY.

Pure Gold treasury stock at five
cents; Waueta & Trail Creek ten cents
Call and see samples of ore and get}

of over 100 per cent. This record
speaks volumes for the district. Many
of the ledges discovered are very
large and have excellent showings on
the surface. The only thing Eust
Kootensy lacks is railway transporta-
tion and that is bound to come in the
near future. 4

—~—
KASLO WATER WORKS.

Satisfactory Test—Cuapacity Fcra City
of 5,000 Peopie.

An important and satisfactory test

Ps and by-laws, Walter C.
Archer, first floor Lalonde block. *

Miss MILLIE AMME,

Pianist of the renowned Amme Orchestra,
Will give lessons on the Piano.

Conservatory - Le Rol Ave.

Ww. R. BEATTY,
UNDERTAKING AND SMBALMING,
Reserve, near Spokane Street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

Caskets and Metal Lining always oa hail

of the of the duit or de-
livery pipe was made at the reservoir
on Saturday last, says the Koot-
enaian. The water was at an average
height in the resorvuir and the test
was continued for two hours. The
delivery of water during that time
was atthe rate of 558 gallons per
minute, or at 803,520 gallons per day
of 24 hours. This is about five per
centum in acceas of the calculated
capacity of the pipe, and very nearly
189,000 gallons in excess of the esti-
mated quantity for a city of 5,000 in-

‘Orders promptly attended to.

MANSEL B. GREEN,

Mus,

Btudio of Music and Literature. —
Counterpomt, Harmony and Thoro ough Base and

Open for canennat om ‘program as singer
or

Next to Occidental, Columbia Avenue

habitants allowing each one 125 gal-
lons per day.

During the week workmen have
| been busy excavating for house con.
| nections, with the main distributing
| pipe, and water has been laid on toa
; number of houses with satiefactory re-

sults.
et

KNIGHTS OF THE MACABEES.
i

ia Successful Ball Socially and

Financially.
Last evening the ball given by the
‘nights: of the Macabees in the

One doesn’t necd to be a millionsire
to stop there, either.
—~——
TRAIL CREEK.

“This town came very near bear-
ing the name of Florence, said Colonel
Topping last evening in the rotunda
vt the Hotel Arlington,

‘ How is that?” asked the Recoxp’s
reporter.

“Well, I always had a fancy for the
name and when I laid out the town
I thought of calling it Florence. I
would have named it so, but personal
friends of the late Hon: John
Robson requested me to  niume
it after him, but I demurred,
However, we compromised and called
it Trail. This was the name the town

hall was well attended
Pe say it was asuccess financially and
socially would be putting it mildly.

The hall was well crowded 4nd the
music perfect.

The supper given by the Hotel
Allan was the best given in the city
so fur and all enjoyed it immensely.

Dancing was prolovged into the
the early hours, and alldeparted wish-
ing that the Macabees would coon
hold another.

A large number of Trail K nights
were present.

THE ODDFELLOW’S BALL.

The first annual ball of Rossland
lodge No. 36, I.0.0.F., will be held in
Dominion hall on Monday evening,
February 22; The supper en the oc-

esTasiigHsp 1887.

Practical. Progressive. Svecessful,

Endorsed by the leading Clergymen, Educators and

Business Men throughout the West. Largestannual

attendance of any College in the State. Ereres

‘Young Men and Women for positions as
TEACHERS, BOOKKEEPERS,
BUSINESS MANAGERS,
STENOGRAPHERS AND
TYPEWRITERS. _—_ >

No Entrance Examinations required, students bee
ing admitted at any time.

* DEPARTIVENTS *
SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING,
Common ENGLISH,

The Columbia & Western railway is |\p

Spoyane and all points south. The i

for 25 cents per week. Leave your ud- |
dress at the office and get the hews of //¢

WALL

WALL

TO(NS

NEw. ALD SsTyYLEs.
Latest combinations of designs and colors, in
all grades, at our usual low prices. .

HE WHITE HOUSE

TRADING COMPANY.

PAPER.

PAPER

Feed and Livery
STABLE,

Pack and
Saddle Horses,
|| ‘Transfer Wagons,

WAR EAGLE
Wie car Sees,

Fos. tween
aad Enel Btree Spokane

Hadley & Shannon,

eeccertes * tors,

BATS

New and Fresh
Baths, 25c,

UNION SHAVING
Asa

f. one

Esealet’s
Colonna

LEADING HOTEL

One hundred elegantly
Hilliard and ‘private club rooms.
steam heat and all modern convenien'

ye-—THE HOTEL AL LLAN a

OF ROSSLAND, B. C.”

furnished, light and airy bedrooms, Partors,
"Dining. room unexeol ted: Electric lights
MRS. M. E, ALLAN, Proprictress.

aae———Tlie Only “Brick Hotel in Towa.’ ——

ces. _

Cafe...
OK

Fresh Supplies
every day by ex.
prers, Finest Oy-

motte:

«4 The Pacific Hotel, Db

JOHN WATSON,
CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE ST.

First class in every particular.

PROP.

sters, Fish and
Game in the city.

Everything Pre
pared.in the Best
Manner.

2D.
Dentist and Oral Surgeon:

Office over Fraser’s Drug Store,

All work the best that skill and experience -can
accomplish.

Columbia Ave, near Lincoln St.

DO
you ~
WANT

A

GOOD

SUIT

OF

CLOTHES,?
» CALL

On

WILLIAM MILLER, |

ROSSLAND

. Orrick: COMMERCIAL ALLEY,
Between International and Northern Hotels,
E. 0. Crarrox - - Manager.

an and Water Tank Company

McALPINE’S
DRUG STORE,
RESERVE ST.,
GOOD

. GOODS ;
GooD
FIT;

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

DEALER Ly GENERAL MERCHANDISE

New lot of shoes
just arrived . .

Rossland, B. C.

ELOcUTION, Onatony,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANBHIP,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Musio.
TUITION, (Full Course).
BOARD anv ROOM, Per Wee!

Colt
Pcs are remains Byles session day and oe

Students will be met at train.
soardlng Bouse i we are she et ‘of date of arrival.”

y Ban* or.

Patines Cie . House

GIBSON & WILCOX -
Practical Plumbers

Estimates furnished on all wozk.
Shop and office at
Basement, Postoffice Block.

Cotompia Avenug, Rosstanp, B. C.

REASONABLE
PICKS.

JR ESCALET

PROP.

Empey Bros

Groceries,
Provisions and
Produce.

. Opposite
BANK or MONTREAL
Free Delivery.

tAttention Ladis |
Mrs. M. Heard
bas opened her new
store on Columbia
ave., where every-
thing in the line of
ladies’ and child-
ren’s. furnishings
may be found.

Elie Lavalley,

WITH ALL NECESSARY PR

PRICES.

Christina Lake Store,

Ig PREPARED TO SUPPLY
MINERS AND PROSPECTORS

VISIONS AT. REASONABLE

Is Also Prepared to Keep Travelers.

RAPID

STAGE LINE

Leaves Rossland for
‘Trail.

0-

UNO. R. CAOSIN, PResIDENT,
SPOKANE, - - WASHINGTON.

A. PARE
— ARcHITECT—

Columbia Ave) ue,

“A. G. GALT,

Notary Public, Commissioner, etc..

Room 9, BURN's BUILDING,

Rossland B: C.

MISS EMMA” DOHERTY,

ARTIST. -

Portraits and Local Scenes 5 speolalty.

Btudio cor. Columbia and Lincoln, Upstairs,

Orders of all kinds executed. Lessons given.

= -perial Cigar

Oe eit.
YV AGUe

THE EVENING. RECORD.

“VOL, I. NO, 200

———————

WANT COLUMN,

Ten cents @ line for the first insertion: and flee
cents @ IIne thereafter,

MBIA, WEDNE SV at Seeman): 1. 189%, 1897.

BUAINES? PRRION ALA. f

want

“Ie xou
atches or jewelry, cal ‘cil io "oaks

‘SITUATIONS WANTED.

aoa

WanTED—A respectable industrious
young woman desires employment as
cook or chambermaid, . or place
rivate family, Inquire at

= Bator.
jae lodging house, Spokane: tse 4tf

‘0 call at d
witure

Lincolti}
and St, Paul Saul beets, Balrocbia Av Ave. tf
By Aaving Tony: ‘washing sent to

Rossland

the’ undry you. take mo

ROOMS FOK BEAT.
:

For Rewr—Two nicely- furnished
100oms—en-sulte. Apply, Mrs, Muir,
next to Collins house. 15-86

For Rent—A furnished and ‘unfar- e
“piaued room for rent. in the Reocrd

ee ae
For Rewr—Fine d com.

flannels. ‘Three doors east of

to’ Lalonde, itands to «
that when's iain makes boots sti
aa specialty, that it must be:

use. . x

fortable oona fo! for peat Apply to Im-

For Rent — Ele;

tore, Spokane street. Stn ‘

wantly
splasi and well heated. , hea |
1 avenue, south of the Allan,

FOR eae,

we

Bare & Rusa have: opentd a hay,
grain, and feed atore in the Le Roi
stables, Their prices command at-
stention. It will pay 78 to. call. on
them. Tt

Yor Satr, cheap, a jail dress euit,
would St man 6 ft. 8 in, oe 8. ft. 4 ine
Apply 8 L W this office,

. For SALg--A new. Blase at a bar
gain on easy terms. Inquire at yer

— Leer oves violin, $18.

ly.
at Recorp office. Are

ton eig!
evlumpD
office,

For SaLé.—A business in good lo-
cation. Will sell. half, orall- Inquire
Record office. tf

“Suoxe British Lion and) Mainland
Ci Btere,
ashing: | Stee Bank of Month cal

Everrpar brine new porere

draft bill made at once: and:present i
to them today. Xt would be i

PANDEMONIUM REIGN.

An Exciting Dieptite Reauits in an
Arresi ™

Trail Last December.

HEISA VERY.SLICK FELLOW

Had His Ticket. Bought for

Honolulu When Arrested.

Taam, . Feb. 17.—(Special) — Bert
Soriver,wanted here tor forgery, has at
lags been captured and is now safely
Udder arrest. He-was caught at Vic-
fori last Saturday just as he was

2 ‘boat nak his escape to Waterlon.

ingcheh thera wee eat
because the ceiling leaked aad a is

2| puted the bill on. that ground.

Frora Mrs: Mulr’e story there was s
perpetual quarrel between Miss Osier

“Wanrep——Everybody to smoke the|'
Amour. de -Vallens “4 ‘Vaneouver

Cigar Store, ine
dt

Es

BATHS.

Batus—Ladies’> .entianes
e European

te: the
new Baths from ths Hetel, |;

For bare a4 teams forsale
SAY

* partons.

warded by leaviu,;
ling Brothers, MeUregor Block.

_{BaTmmoons fitted up with,

All wot ork personally at ‘attended. "Os M,
‘Weller, sanitary plumber. ‘Phone 27,

PHYSICIANS.
De, Lampert, Record block,

5-tt

and

‘week.
“Grand Forks bill of iu
is likely to meet with some

{| that were food for ‘gossip in | the

neighborhood for some time.

‘The affair. culminated in an effort
of the: dressmaker’s. to remove. their
trunks from the Jodging. cure last
night. Two empty trunks were taken
to the sidewalk before Mrs. Muir was
aware of what Pa going on. She

First Olass Talent Will.be. Secured—
The Subscription Liet.

The Committee in charge of the
for the benefit of the

Trail and Rossland
sald chain and locket. Liberal
be pale to finder by leaving

a heavy;
rewal
same at “ints of

Lo: ‘Trail and land

Bet

Dr. Fornt has.epened his office next,
door: to Custom’ House. boy

“squattet’e”: fand:. reperts good suc-
‘peas. in obteining talent’: for the per-

DENTICTS,

~Phe--p has not
been arranged yet but several “Unique |

a purse with a ir of earrings =
finger ring, Stas ladies

De. Finzer, dentist, Stassi Block.

ture. A suitable reward will be be Ba
for same, James A

~ PLUMBING.

BUILOISY MaTHHLALS.

on

umbia avenue,

C. M. WELLER, practical yl
plumber, cor. Spokane street and
*Phone 27.

.
ittia a full atock or ‘the best shingles
aude, Special prices for big lots.

LIVERY STABLE.

Woop: AND LumBEx — We _ sell
cheaper than any others. he British
Columbia Mill Company.

Hoxrses—iet. your saddle and pack |
horses at the Red Star Stables.

DUAYAGE, -

‘The Red Star Stables
make a specialty ‘of sleighing parties

Movine—It you have household
goods to move call a Red Star

‘wooon.”

wagon.

DrayaGe—The Red Star Transfer
company handles all kinds of freight
promptly,

Star Stables,

Woop—Leave yout orders for wood:
at the Red Star Stables, Prompt
very.

Fost Bay your. fuel of: the , Hed &

ate ener-
getically working and the it of

dlow-‘with “his fist. ‘
general melee ‘before an officer ar-
rived and the crowd dispersed but: Mr.
Carpenter was arrested on.a.charge of
assault sand released on’ $25 ‘bonds
soon d. The. di

down on the
'akusp. tae Hight in charge of “his
captor, Sargeant Langley, of the

taken through to Rosslana for trial.
“Phe crime for whigh Scriver was

ms! ber. It was a forgery for $250 of a
check drawn dn the bank of Montreal
at Rossland and ~ signed by Joho
Goettshe. It was a well executed
plece of work but Goettshe had only
$100 in the bank at the time and. the
teller .anhesitatingly paid the full
amount to Soriver. The latter disap-
peared i: ly after

WAS ARRESTED FOR FORGERY

The Crime Was Committed in

proviticiet detéctive force, and was

ay | Wanted was committed last Decem- yj

PRICE 5 CENT

TWO CRIMINAL CASES.
Judgment Given in Several Civil
Suits by Judge Ferin.

County Court Judge Forin com-
pleted the civil docket today by set-
ling a large number of cases for the
next term of court. ‘Iwo criminal
cases will be tried today. One is that
of Sheffield, who is charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses
and which was continued trom the
lastterm. The other is that cf John
Anderson who elected to have a
speedy trial when arraigned before
Judge Forin at 2 o’clock this after-
noon. H was arrested two weeks ago
and charged with stealing $67.50
from a man stopping at the Spokane
hotel and.bas been confined in the
cooler ever since. The civil cases de-
cided by Judge Forin were as follows:
Wilson vs. Nelson for a debt of
$264.68; judgment for_the plaintiff by
consent.
F. Ambrey,_.C. F. Hoffman and
Georgé Taylor, three separate actions
against the Kootenay Water Supply
for p iff
George McGaughey “ve. Michael
Couway ; judgment for plaintiff.
W. A, Fuller ve. M. A. Rush; judg-
ment that the defendant pay install-
ments of $25 per month until a debt
of $177.55 is paid.
E. Wakley vs. M. Sullivan; judg-
ment for plaintiff for $24,57.

were a-mystery up to the time of his
arrest. When captured he was
fra raveling in disguiee under the name
‘of Foster and wes stopping at the
Queen's hotel in Victoria. He had

pected to leaveon the following day
but his plans were rudely intersupted

throw him off his guard.

Montana, and sey that: their: polenta
met then in. the train just before their
arrival here. The- case came-up for
hearing before Justice: Townsend. ="

The charge of assault mado against
MeO was

cash raised so far will react: nearly $350
As the music hall has béen provided
‘free for the entertaiument the ex-
pense will ve light and the fund is
expected to be increased nearly to she
SLi 006 mark.

~\ mmsraupanrs.
: Tue Vendume. Restaurant

leads.

serving fine meals and prices reason-

, ‘THE méat famine ia over and busi-
lunch 25 cents.at the ‘Vendome. -

‘THE VENDOME gives. quick service,

fon abort notice and everything Seat:
ined

—
SPOKAN E MINING EXCHANGE.

More Actjvity. on the Market-Cilosing
- * Qudiatioins, S

‘Spokane, Wash.; ih; Feb. 16 —Closing
on. the- bh toter

were. as follows: Butte, 3§ bid, 4
asked; Commander, 19 aeked; Deer
"| Park, 19} bid, 22.asked; Evening Star,| ore
12 asked: Great Western, 12: bid.., 134
oped High Ore;5 asked ; Iron. Mask,
47 asked, Josie 494 _ bid, - 5O asked;
Josie Mac, : 12} asked; , Jumbo, 5A
asked; Monte Cristo, 12 asked; _Nov-
‘elty; 64 bid. 7 asked; O. K., 26 bid, 31

1 the
northwest committing frauda
forgeries wherever he went.

Burns & company.
life and spent money lavishly.

very popular aud well liked and he

his downfall.

a day to the smelter.
The

and b

the money and his whereabouts since

engaged passage for Honolulu and ex-

from Seattle that he had been arrested
there but the report was untrue and
was merely aruse by the officers to
It is now
known iret since leaving here he

and

Scriver is @ man about 35 years old
and-.was-employed here by J. M.
He lived a fast
Skip-
ping out he left a large number of un-
paid-bills here. Personally he was

has many friends here who will regret

The Iron Mak is continuing its
regular ehipments of a carload of ore

here

THE POLICE COURT.

Before Magistrate Townsend this
afternoon two burglary cases upon
which Constable Piper has been work-
ing for several days was brought to a
focus. Last night the culprit was
located a mile and a half from town
with the stolen goods in his posses-
sion. He was locked up. He was
charged by Carter, the sandwich man,
|with, taking two watches, a clock.
butcher knives and other trinkets
from his cabin. Justice Townsend
sentenced him to six months at Kam-
loops at hard labor. The defendant's
plea was that he was intoxicated and
did not know what he was doing.

—_—_
THE LOCATION LINE.

Must Bo Along the Course of the
Vein Says Judge McCreight.

Justice McCreight has handed down
a decision in the case of the Red Oak
and Back Pay case. The Red Oak
was a relocation of an old claim and
was staked a year from the day of the
location instead of the day of record.
The Back Pay contested their location
on this ground, and would, of course,
have won had not the Red Oak people
been‘able to prove the previous lo-
cation invalid for some reason. They

lain, inabilit

of their

keep up with the demand.

lack of. materiul,

to
procure “enough finished lumber to
Al-
thdugh so much building is going
on here much more is hindered by
The local mills

ked its validity on the ground
that its location line was at right an-
glee to the course of the vein instead
of along it as’ prescribed in the min-
eral act. This defect Justice McCreight
held to be fatal, and consequently de-
cided the Red Oak to be a valid lo-

supply all the reugh ‘umber needed,
but the dealers are unable to get in
enough finished ssuff to supply the
demand.

‘Tea If you want i
“or teaming of any kind done orrat up
the Red Star Stables. ‘Tel. No. 8.

pnaaonan it you have a trunk cy
guage kind you want mov
rae eee Shar ransted Gor will do 1b
Promptly

Syndicate.

cation.
always went by although the postofiice
was known as Trail Creek, This is
the name by which it was known un-
til about three months ago when the

latter part of the termination was

asked; Phoenix 16 asked; Poor
man, -4}. bid, 54 asked; St.
‘Elmo, 6 bid; Silverine, 8 aaked;. Vir-
ginia, 17}-asked; West Le Roi, ‘16 bid,
1 18-asked ; White Bear, 16 asked ; Noble

3 Woon ine Ted Star stable eae - -~ PROSPROTURS, 1
team saw located’ =

endof Columbia avenue, All kin er ‘pectoal’ 0 to Empey | xy Biot:

wood constantly on hand. $e| for pack-sacks. he

pat Woy" yale. Patent applied ‘i
Woop—Leave your orders for wood Jan.
at the British Columbia _Mill =

casion will be spread at the Allan
house. 16-6
—___.

N.P.R’e. KOOTENAY FOLDER
Is one of the most attractive adver.

———_—
PERSONALS.

W. J. Dutch, of St. Paul, is in the

city looking over the situation. Kes

J. Jenne, of Coupville, a prominent

NEXT DOO
CITY PORTO | Rossland,
WILLIAM E. DEVEREAUX,

Civil Engineer,

Crawford,
Anderson & Co.

\ CHANGE NN

Cobiu & Wigg will put i a bowl-

Mining Broker:
Ovrics:

dropped. A small effort was made «
short time ago to incorporate the
.| town but the plans met with, general

tisements of the Kootenay country
yet given tothe public. It is illus-
trated beautifully and contains a great

Provincial Land Surveyor and
Notary Public. Formerly of
Victoria, B.C. Office, up stairs

OUR | BUSINESS,

Pranos—If you want a safe or
Red Star

office.

Co.'s =
26 tf

WiweES—Fopits tor general and.

LPive, 65. ssked; Rambler, 47 asked;
“Wotiderful, 10 asked; Reservation, 9}

ing allsy here on the bower:
Dr. Neville J. Lindsay, of ‘Calgary,
is visiting the Kootenay district.

hotel man of that burg, isin the city
looking for a location.
E. J. Kelly, superintendent ‘ef the

Dissolution of o
Co-partnership Sale.
It is reported that Mr. Thomas, of | get io Btame Geet easter ele and, $1.00 and

$25,000
; t wet 209, Stamp Ph otographa, all gummed and 5 bf
Rossland, will build at once a twenty | fhe mine tee eoseage  cateat th f t
Bets ah ab en Beta rally ear ata ade | Worth o Furn iture

photograph’ and work Is returned. "All. work CONSISTING OF
Be

Th a ortaiderabl p will ‘callin person, if required, .
veloyment work bamgdone iw the| The I X L Clothing Co 248. 5 MACKEY.” droom Sets, Parlor Suites, Couches,
Lounges, Sideboards, Tables, Chairs,

; Grand Us
vicinity of Waneta, B.C., just across Leading Clothiers. Hatters and Gent’s —_t aoa
Wardrobes, Wire Spring Mattresses,

the line from Boundary City. The Furnisherg.
Blankets, ‘Blinds, ‘etc.

Pug mine on the east side of the
5 ri : 509. 511 and 513 Riverside Ave.
" T a
Colombia river, two miles north of Mobawk Block, SPOKANE
. Will be sold during the next~30 days
regardless of cost.

abe apelin Minne
Supplies, _ Oct ASSAM & MILLER, na ro

in every one solid ore-has been struck.
HORNS Gc, °° OR : anne siseatuin Graham & Wastintt

| bids Dellie, 10 asked.

“The following sales:are. reported to-
El asf 1,000 8t.-Elmo, at 7; 2,000 St.
-Slmo, at 6; 500 Monte Criato at 8;
1,000 Tdler\at-9.- Sales after the call
mere: -2,500 High Ore at 4: 2,500
High Ore at‘4}. -

— ee
’ THE ETHEL, GROUP.

Let ‘to Tunnel One Hun-
dred Feet.

McGill. & company left ) esterday
~| with « complete. outfit of tools, pew-
der and provisi for the head of
Murphy creek to work on
thie Ethel group. They have taken
> a from the Ethel Group Gold
sacarhaldaeomer nace - Mining to sink a shaft one
Branpon and Golden Crown Mining} Estate of Nicholas Coste! tello d a dred feet and then to cross-cut

com, limited Mability. Notice is | intestate. Notjpe is hereby given that A
Mrs, H. Varker, Prop. r-1m | hi xf that the. frst on the oth da gue of ay 1896, | from thirty-five to seventy-five feet.
tl The work will be pushed night and

meet-
T ee to Thom Benjamin Costello, of Boss-

'HE ARLINGTON, Trall, B. C. Thi Oma ry of ¢ .
best hotel in the ‘Frail Grock district. . B. ©. clams against the | 18 in order to fish the contract be
Everything first-class, The dining above estate are to be sent to the said| fore the first day of June.
room is always right up with the some Thomas Benjamin Costelio within 80 —_—
son, and the tables are supplied w! re ectbes ca , |days or to undersigned. Dated| An entertainment will be given for
the best the market affords. Natbing te 9 sted ary, 18 the benefit of the Sisters’ hospital,

March 1, at Dominion hall,

business education. For. terms a;
Ww. B. A:, Portland

Deer Park, returned home from Spo-
kane last evening. :
Col. Topping, of Trail, is in the city

today:

deal of desirable information about
the Kootenays. It also contains a
very complete map of the district.

in Weeke & Co’s Building.

Co‘ambla Avenue. 38! disaporoval by Trail’s best citizens COLUMBIA AVENUE, ROSSLAND

iano moved go get 81 :
Tran todo. it; they are c FOR PRINTING. oy |
and the project was dropped.”

responsible le for al

oing to Trail o: North-
horse at the Red Star
time. No feed charges,
horse back. Tel. No. 8. fa your printing done at the Re-
He Red Star Transfer company | View Printing House, the only exclu;
meets all out-going and in-coming sive job punting rx doe gE, oote-
trains and will call at any part of the ines. wwe finer work done in FOV,
eity for baggage or passengers. We 7 make a fall Ein
never raise ue gain. of miniug ,Hrwpesta,
_ pRueeIsTS

PIANOS. .
‘, MoLsax & Morrow, the pioncer| Pp. Punch will leave shortly.on his
gists, have just received a tons of

se =
¥ (3 southern route. Those Wanting their | ~~"

White’ in Rosslan arugSand collet requisites: Tinnos tuned before he leavesr lea

STOP AT - : Srove.coal at Hunter: Bros. at $10

/The Calas Heus

orders at Suckling Bros., McGregor |
Washington Strest.

George Bratton, the smelterm. o
who was burned’ by sitting down in
the pot of molten slag, is somewh at
better, although his condition ie still
critical. Joseph Devitt and W. J-
Chamberlain,who bave aleo been in the
hospital from burns received at the
smelter are able to be out again.

MECHANIC,

Gun, Locksmith, 1m
General Reps:

Reserve &t. $t., Rossland

BOWLING

BILLIARDS aud
9 |gI| POOL.
@|| le Voin’s Place,

East Columbia Ave.
You'll find all your
friends there.

‘Ink work at reasonable prices. at

Review Printing House. Get your.
work done at home and save dats, and
freight.

IF you are

Frank A. Baird, Bisbig. Gut
We get the

BROKER,
Desler in Mines and
Btocks.

. The Scott Block,

Columbia Avenue.

McMillan & Whitaer,
Up-to-date in every-
th ng relating to
MINES,
REAL ESTATE
> STOCK!
In snd about the great
‘Trail creek country.
Agents Royal Gold Min-
mpany.

PERSONAL.
Loox!

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WORK ON THE PUG. LOOK!! . LOOK!!!

Cbeiaa E. Ellicott, the surveyor,
100 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR 83.

returned last evening from a short
visit to the coast.

J. H. Floreman came up last even-
ing from Waneta.

J. H. Bowles returned home Jest
evening from Le Grande.

Frank Empey is home from Meyers
Falls, where he went on business,

E. H. Wedekind, late of the Trail
smelter, was among last night’s
arrivals from Northport.

J. F. McLaughlin has removed his
office to the Burn’s block

W. E. Moore, of Philosburg, Mont.,
was among last night’s arrivals from
Spokane.

V. D. Downs, of Victoria is in the
city on a business trip.

D. Burns was among last night's
arrivals from the south.

C. B. Murray, of Toronto, isin the
camp looking over the situation.

H. A, Jackson, the Great North-
ern’e freight and paseenger agent in
the Kootenays, came up from Spo-
kane last evening.

Joum Hetmeg, of Lindsay, Ontario,
and late of Ba ot etree alt lear

somet!
at this ane ak

Dawcitna=—Protessor Dreyfous gives
private dancing lessons every day.

Ir you want the Rossland. Darr
Rgconn in Bpokane, go to. M. Shaw
or. E. A. Thomas &°

bo.

OOAL.-

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_ LOCAL CAPITAL IN CASCADE.

Tunnel Driving—“ompressor Plant
tube Installed.

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OFFICERS RE-ELECTED .
- At the annual meeting of the Red
Eagle Mining company held yester-
day their officers were re-elected ae
follows: W. H. Fife, president; W.
Benni vice president, J. W.
Cover; managing director, and T. 8.
Elgie, secretary.

J F. TRAVERS
Mo

block.

@OTELS.

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The Columbia Candy,

Ww. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D.
Stationery & Glass-

Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, etc., British
Columbia, Canada.

Tux Lexanp, Columbia avenue.

Go to the St. Lawrence hotel tor the
finest furnished rooms in the sity.

NOTIORS. |

The owners are now driving a tunnel,

ear Oe ae which is in 100 feet. The face of the
Confectionery, | Sts Station- | tunnel is well mijneralized, and tho
Wiliowws ‘Cit | vein will probably be cut within the
nd | next 25 feet. If the vein is struck at.

that distuu.ce it will be ata depth of

wussava stnget,
‘wy doors wreton, treet. 1195 feet. Arrangements are being

i
THE CALUMET BONDED.
Daniel Simpson, of Buffalo, N. Y.’
has bonded the Calumet and Hecla
belonging to Tom Mulvey and Wm,
Clements of. Slocan City. These
properties are situated at the head of
Dayton creek. The consideration is
$30,000 with a cash payment of
$1,600.

BI | Everythi
{ se Fisst Class.

Late Surgeon Workingman’s
Hospital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Stusst BLocx, ROSSLAND

em Z 6th February,
too th day of ¥ebruar 1897. Ino. 8. CLurs Jr.,
Boca, ee you when you stop at the ted tis 1 18th day aot 1a

2680 Solicitor for Administrator.

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