ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 28, 1899, / ; fea

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In Minets Union Hall. | : T € . . 7 =
I | ROSSLAND, Sane COLUMBIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1899.

for the YEAR'S CUSTOMS GERMAN 7
J anuar Great Tnerase in Reslabi’s Imports : 2 “STEAMER Ee
Clearin _- CAPTURED

Parltament to Fobruary 1
By Associated Press,
Ottawa, Dec. 28, High author-
ity says the Dominion parliament
will assemble February 1.

A LEADER OF MEN

(Continued from First page).

For the Mansion House Fund,

A meeting will be held tomor-
row afternoon at some place not

et sel d; to make arrang
for a smoking concert to be given aes
under the auspices of the Rossland at & o'clock on
Rifle company for the benefit of the
Mansion House fund for the benefit Saturday Evening
of those dependent on the soldiers | to elect committees and to arrange
now at the front in South Africa | for the campaign.

Public Meeting.

the proceeds of one night's enter-
SIR CHARLES TUPPER,

tainment to the fund.
(Bart.,)

Leader of -her Majesty’s dppo-

having returned to take part in the
general elections of 1886. With
the Macdonald government settled
for another lease of power, he again
resigned his portfolio and returned
to London. The operation was re-
peated in part: in the general elec-
tion of 1891, Sir Charles returning
to Canada in February and after
taking an active part in the return
of the conservative government,
under Sir John Macdonald, for
the last time, resumed the duties of
the high commissionership.
Finally Made Premier.

After the death of Sir John Mac-
donald, which was soon followed
by those of his successors, Sir John
Abbott and Sir John Thompson, | ~“:
Sir Charles returned from London to | Me.

All triends and supporters of A. S.
Goodeve as candidate for mayor in
the year 1goo are requested to meet

PRICE § CENTS

THE. RIGHEST YET

I. XK. L, Makes the Highest Grade
Shipment on Record.

OL. 5.-NO 99.

and Exports.:
BINOH MENTION. HALF A TON WORTH $1200

Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Tonkin

gave a Christmas dinner on Mon-

day to the employes of the Le Roi

In the evening there was

ALSO.IN ITS COLE CTIONS

The Last Oarlosd Lot Averaged About $35

become secretary of state in Sir | music, dancing and singing.

Mack Powell's
After holding this office from
January 15 to April 27, 1886, Sir
Charles Tupper himself became
premier and held the office until the
general election on June 23, which
resulted in the formation of Sir
Wilfrid Laurier’s ministry. Since
then, Sir Charles has led the con-
servative minority in the house of
commons.

PREPARING FOR ELECTION,

Meturning Officers Chosen and Polling
Places Arranged by Council.

The city council last T=4

Hugh C, Baker ‘having gone to
Republic to manage some property
for the McCuaig-Rykert syndicate,
J. J. Sand has been app
his successor as manager of the
Coxey and Gertrude.

The Rossland curling club has
elected the following skips for this
season: A. B. Cranston, R. Dalby
Morkill, Jr., H. H. Smith, J. El-
wood D. B, Bogle and Le Baron de
Veber, M. W. Wood and Dr. D.
E. Kerr were elected delegates to

elected William McQueen returning
officer with the following deputies:
Ward 1, W. B. Townsend; ward 2,
John G. Moody; ward 3, H. P. Mc-
Craney. Nominations for mayor
and aldermen are to be received at
the city offices by Mr. McQueen on
Monday, January 8th. The polling
places selected are:

Ward 1—Reilly & Busch's store,
East Columbia avenue.

Ward 2—John Dean’s office, East
Columbia avenue.

Ward 3—The city offices, West
Columbia avenue. ‘

Gray Sentenced For Six Months,

M. A. Gray this morning pleaded
guilty before Judge Boultbee to
three charges of issuing checks on
banks in which he had no funds and
was sentenced to six months in the
Nelson jail on each charge, the
three terms to run concurrently. *

Wize-Dixon Marriage.
James E. Wize, the builder and
contractor of this city, and Miss
Lucy M. Dixon, daughter of the
late William Dixon, carriage man-
ufacturer of Toronto, were married
at 4 p. m. on Christmas day at the
residence of the bride’s mother on
‘Third avenue by Rev. Mr. Headlee,of
the Church of England. The wed-
ding was attended only by the near
relatives of the bride. The couple
left on the evening train for Nelson,
Spokane and other points. On their
return they will make their home in
Rossland.

the ‘ing of the K Curl-
ing association at Nelson tomorrow.
A special meeting will be held at
the rink tomorrow evening.

COMING AND GOING.

Mrs. A. M. Clark left yester-
day for a brief stay an Lewiston,
Idaho.

S. Thornton Langley is home
from Spokane where he enjoyed his
holidays.

J. 'W. Hamilton returned yester-
day from Spokane where he spent
Christmas with his family,

A. H. Walbridge of Vancouver,
representing the National Cash
Register company, is in the city.

Thomas Ingram, of the Boundary
Flour & Feed company, with head-
quarters at Grand Forks, spent
Christmas in Rossland. .

A. T. VonEtlinger, insp for

sition in the house of commons,
will address a meeting of the: citi-
zens of Rossland on the public
questions of the day, at the Miners’
Union hall on the evening of De-
cember 28th, 1899.
The chair will be taken at eight
o'clock,
The public are cordially: invited
to attend.
“God save the queen.”

A. H. MacNEILi
President Trail Creek Liberal-Con-
servative Association.

J. L. G. Assorr,

Secretary.

Buy Big Four,
Now!

CAPITAL $250,000,

The No. 2 vein exposed on the rail-
way cutting, 40 feet wide, assays
from which went from $3.60 to $452
in gold,we are now tunneling uoder-
neath and crossing the ledge, and

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Sale, in -
Dry Goods
Department.

Many Bargains of Seas-
onable Goods...

THE BIG STORE.

Hunter Bros. Rossland, B. CE

ore body willsoon be reached and
shipping begun, when large capital
that is waiting development will
come in, and small investors get
big returns. Another large quartz
vein, No. 1, ranning parallel 400 ft
apart, stripped and exposed on rail-
way cut, assays went $1.20 to $800,

GRAND UNION

ANADIAN

--HOTEL..

NUTTERFIELD BROS., PROPRIETORS

“PACIFIC Ky

We willshortly start again in the
tanuel,

OFFICE, COLUMBIA AVENUE,
‘Two doors above Masons Hall.
P. 0. Box 545, Rossland, B. C.

Pooled Shares, 3 cents for treasury purposes
only and treasury certificates 4 cents.

The direct route from
KOOTENAY COUNTRY,
to all points

EAST AND WEST.

First-class Sleepers on all trains
and Kootenay Landing, eevelstoke

TOURIST CARS

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY
Neatly Furnished

from $2.50 to
First-Class Bar

. TO ALL POINTS,
in connection.

the Commercial Union Fire Insur-
ance company, is in the city looking
after the company’s interests.

J.Brown, who has been in charge
of the tinning department of Hun-
ter Bros., has gone to - Spokane.
He has been succeeded by W. S.
Jacobs.

D. A. Holbrook, the mining man
of Greenwood, has been to Spokane
and brought his wife and son back
to make their home with him at
Greenwood. They passed through
Rossland yesterday.

The Bon Ton carries the largest
variety of fine chocolates in B.C.,
also choice cut flowers.

Sun Life Assurance Co.,

Waccident, Ltabiiity and Plate Gia 18+)

pass Medicine Hat, (daily), for St. Paul; Sundays
and Wednesdays. f 3 Frida}
Montreal and Besta no? fF
f-Same Cars pass Revelstoke one day earlier,
CONNECTIONS:
LEAVE ARRIVE
7:00 ex, Sunday.. ROSBLAND...ex. :
te daly YDROSSLAND oo aay BBS
lorning train’ -
Morning train for and from Robson, Net

Kaslo, Sand
Polder connects fae a aeage jane Slocan

THE BOUNDARY
COUNTRY. |

Evenin,
‘son mai

THE DINING CAR RO!
YELLOWSTONE PAR

SAFEST AND BEST.
SOLID VESTIBULE TRAI

EQUIPPED WITH
Pullman Palace Cars, Elegan|
ing Cars, Modern Day Coad
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Through tickets to all points in the

States and Canada,
Steamahip tickets to’ all’ parts of the
Tickets to China and Japan via Ts
and Northern PacificSteamship@
Trains depart from Spokane as fd

No. 1 Westbound, at 9:
No; 2 Eastbound, at 7:

Telephone No. 58, 22 Columbia Avenue’
Four doors east of post ottice.

W. H. FALDING,

Accountant,
Insurance

and Mining Agent and

Auctioneer.

A. G. Creelman,
P.O. Box 315.
CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

BUILDERS,

Estimates fnrnished on all hinds of work.
Jobbing promptly attended to

Office and shop:
rear Alba

George Beam

Manag *r Rossland Opera House.

ints nortl
esheets toe, cones
joints in

AGENT: BOUNDARY COUNTRY.

Commercial court,
mibra hotel,

of Canada. HOSSLAND, B.C.

The Canada Acci
Assurance Co.,

H poet ain
eee TO A For further information’ time, cardt

and tickets, apply to agents.of
eReN

GREAT

A Swell Affair
Will be the operatic burlesque ‘‘The
Belle of Brooklyn” which receives
its first production on New Year’s
night at the International music

company with power to co!

NOTICE.

hall. Libretto by John Cassidy,
music by A. M. Zinn.
with bright, sparling effervescent
music from London's great musical
success, ‘The Runaway Girl,”
and many of the latest New York

It is replete | 5

ruct, uly
and operate telephone and. tele:

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

For rates and full information, address the
n t, OF

earest local agen E. W. Ruff, Agt. R. M. Ry
A.B. Mackenzie, City Ticket Agt. Rossland, B. C.
id.

A. C. McArthur, Agent, Rossland. J. W. HILL, General Agent, Spokas
W. F, Anderson, T. P. A., Nelson, B. A.D. CHARLTON,

E. J. Coyle, A.G.P. A., Vancouver, B.C] Agst. Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, 0

The Arlington

THE LEADING HOTEL AT TR
<=" Headquarters for Commer-

cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms
UNEXCELLED TABLE. Joun syed Propri

aoe WESTERN
Yi

Drying and Change Room for Miners.
Bedrooms well Heated, Furnished
nd Lighted.
$1.00 per Day--Board and Room,
If you stop with us one week,
you will stay,
GEO. OWEN.

Second aye.

Washington Street, Rossland, B, 0. - ington and

between Wash-
Spokane Sis"

Furnished Rooms.
First-Ciass Bar.

Ratlroad and Miners Time Checks

cashed, free of charge. Proprietor

successes, New faces, pretty girls,
brilliant new costumes,singing such
as has not been heard in Rossland
for a long time, magnificent chorus
and augmented orchestra, all in all
will contribute to a tip-top novelty
program, Not satisfied with that,
Mr. Klockmann has secured ‘‘The
Cyrene Novelty Co.,” headed by
the famous ‘'Cyrene” herself. This
combination is en route to Europe | p

Harry M Sue

Proprietor.

Butte Hotel.

y
Columbia Ave., west,

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT, —

mnect or to
hich the Company
with or

Katie D. Green G. M.
and D. Co., Ltd.

‘rust Deeds Act and

HEAD i
rust QUARTERS ror MINERS

Bar stocked with Choicest Wines,
.iquors and Cigars.

to T
Amending

FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT

in connection.

NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

in ‘the province. They

represent avcollection as Fiche 08 i You, get the benefit.

were bought before the advance.
f pretty.
to

sell

December Receipts Are Far Abote the Year's
“Monthly Average, So Are. the {Imports: aud
6 Has Oc-

The custom house returns.for the
‘month of December are above the.

for the year, though not

equal to the:p 1: figures of

q Is carefully selected from the BEST quallty and Newest goods.
You CAN get HERE. goods ‘you. CANNOT: obtain elsewhere.
k Ns HERE gn ¢ ft :
a ‘We invite you to.ex ai Ser Se balare making Your

GOODEVE. BROTHERS,

It'pays to deal with Goodeve Bros. GISTS_AND STATIONERS. >

oliday “Good Ss

SATIN and FELT FOOT-
‘WARMERS in all colors.

?: RUBBERS, OVERSHOES; and
. LEGGINGS.

_ > Full line of HOCKEY
“SHOES.

HE RELIABLE
OOTCEITTER: §

DE,

November. The exports :were.as 2
follows; a.

Ore; 8045 tons:: es
Matte, 699,037 Ibs,.
All othér exports ...;.-

Total... $3
-The imports for December were
as'follows: Sita
Free goods .....5...- Br8,4q2
Dutiable goods. . "59,875 |},
Total.. : 7
-1-'"The amount of duty collected was
$14,922.30, bringing the total for
the year up to $156,917.50, ° 4
monthly average of $13,076.42, so
that'the month was well above the
average. %

German steamer.-Bundersath, | be-

ysican line, has been captured: as a
prize and taken to Durban.

sortie from Lady uti i
the capture of a° Boer position, 5.
not confirmed.

British Seize Her for Carry-
ing Contraband Goods.

Hé Will Make Another Attack on
- ¢he Boers in About a Week
---Hot Fight at
Mafeking...

Lorenzo Marquez, Dec. 30.—-The

jonging to the Getman East Af-

London, = Dec. 30.

| position on General. Roberts’: staff, |"
Sir William Stokes,. surgeon to’ the
Meath Hospital, Dubli

ber of hospital nurse!

strong,. surgeon, ,,to,.the Montreal ai
general hospital, has applied.,to go.

and Another Is Ready—Shipments of Ore
for the Week and Total for the Year—Re-
pairs of Le Roi Machinery Completed.

| [BULLER IN, WAR. PAINT] 5, sscnormcenestir

from Rossland was sént from. the I.
X. L, to the Trail smelter this week.
It consisted of half a ton of high-
grade free milling ore'and the assay
value of this lot- was: nearly $x 200,
making it ron about $2400 per ton.
The carload of 22 tons shipped last
week ranabout $35 per ‘ton.
Another.carload of high’ grade ore
i has been prepared:for'shipment.
Drifting. has been. started ia both
directions on the ledge’ struck on
the third) level: and -'a station
is being cut to ‘start. an upraise to
3 Sh the second level. : f

For The Second Contingent Cy)

Montreal, Dec. 30.—Dr.G. Arm-

and a num-
ORE SHIPMENTS TO DATE

Nearly 2000 Tons on Christmas Week, —:
Over 182,000 0n 1899 ‘

“A Chieveley dis-

as to South Africa with the
second contingent. i
- Toronto, Dec. . 80.—The ‘city,

The ore shipments from Rossland
this week were naturally much less
than in-preceding weeks, as the

patch dated Dec. 29 makes no men-
tion of “it'and the same message
shows'a ‘renewal of -activity upcn

The total exports for the. year:
were-$3,929,549,a monthly average
The ‘total imports

council has decided to insure the
lives.of such of the second contin-
gent as may belong to and are resi-

of $327,479-
were $779,304, a monthly average
of © $64,942. ~.There~ has been
a most marked increase ;dury
ing the last six months. . The’
imports from —July “to December
were $436,222 as. compared with
| $343,082. from“ Jandary-«to~fune
The increase of exports in the’ fast
six months of thé, year are stilt
greater, .the total‘ffom ‘July to De-

cembér*being $2,399,309 as com-
: itt

$530,240 from January

‘SUITS GIVEN AWAY FOR XMAS.
With Ser oN Pro ges

$2.52 San two Sults of “cibthes

to be made to. wee ee oe

AT C. W. MOUNT & COMPANY'S.

hto June.”
papel ss Sentra
‘Curling Match on Monday.

The curling: club ata last

T to.
the part of the British, apparently aimee her kE te a
preparatory to some action. ‘The Tosdon: De joe Aaviend peas
Boer position sostwerd, ot ths ee Capetown say there is'great dissat-
was the roughly ee eceem: isfaction there at the action of the
28; without “reves a daily British insurance companies who
The “naval sue ae oreodd “au-| are retarding volunteering by mak-
arian ad: 40Bosrs: have ing-polley-holdées,pagharer. Fak Eee
ore * 4 4 miums, while the agents; of-! n
been killed, by the hoe ise iris American eompanies” allow perfect
a ai an e tesiyatniey wil be re-| freedom for naval and military! ser-
edicts that ice.
fieved on or about January 7.| ‘Ice

3 ‘hi 5 accepted
While there is nothing to bear out The government: hai P

miners’ attention was. largely given
up to the observance of Christmas.

| The Le Roi too was shut down for

repairs to the, machinery and only
shipped such ore as was in. the way.
The figures by mines for the. week
and for the year including today
swere:

MINE.

, 3 WHER’S. TONNAGE z
TONNAGE ‘SINCE JAN. I. 99
Le Roi.

“744
War Eagle.....:. 496
Centre Star...... 589
Iron Mask.....-- 63
MonteChristo. .. 40
Evening Star. .
Deer Park...
Ci bia-Koot

isposi. 1 mostly
this forecast, there is.some disposi- 108 Ceylon

and has also id the:
tion: to. Believe: teat Genet! ee offer of Indian princes to supply

on‘New Years day for the president
vs. the'vice-president prize.
The following skips. and rinks
have been chosen: H. H.. Smith,
skip; T. M. Beamish, third; J. M.
Smith, second;''C. Dundee, lead;
J. F. McCrae, skip;. James Lawn,
third; J..K.. Allison, second; John
Boultbee, lead;:W. M. Wood, skip;
Fred Starkey, third; N. McInnes,
second; G: H. Williams, lead; D.
B: Bogle, skip; F. W. Pretty, third;

W. J. Venner, second; D. Michie,

- [is
evening decided to play at the rink

vance, this time by an attack on ean ee ed a
the Boer position in the Inhlawe instante. a . ae
ee reking runner. to,.Mochudi—Lady Sarah
Es aera Wilson, who has returned here, is

Lorenzo Marquez, Dec. a9. Ad- living in a. bomb-proof shelter of.
vices. received here from Pretoria,

her’ own, where she is enabled to
under date of Dec. 27., say that an) oi6+ with some degree of comfort.
official dispatch from Mafeking an-
nounces that in the sortie which the
British made from that place Dec.
27, attacking one of the. Boer ferts
with cannon, maxims and an ar-
mored*:train so persistently that

Funeral of General Lawton

‘ By Associated Press,
Manila, Dec. 30.—The funeral of
General Henry W. Lawton was held
this morning and the remains were

Virginia ......
Mountain Trail..
I L.

Le Hol to Start Agaiu Today
The new crank shaft of the big
Le Roi compressor has been attach-
ed and the hoisting engine has been
overhauled. The, mine will start
operations again with a full.force in
the morning. The shaft is a large
piece of steel and cost about $2000,
—

in April.

| ‘The Clarendon Cafe
} First-Class in Every Respect. Open Day and Night.

1: % .
Rooms for Banquets and Dinner Parties.

lead; C. G. Ross, skip; P. McL.
Forin, third; A. H, MacNeill, sec-
ond;. Allan Morkill, lead; WwW. T.
Oliver, skip; Dr. Campbell, third;
J.. W. Spring, . second; J. Des-
champs, lead; A. B. Barker,’ skip;
W. McQueen, third; Rey. D. McG.
Gandier, second; C. R. Hamilton,

lead; A. B. Cranston, skip; W. H.

P.

ond; G. C. McKay, lead; R. D.

Morkill, Jr.,. skip; T.. S. Gilmour,
third; Dalby Morkill, second; cv.

, third; Dan Reilly, sec-

conveyed'from’ the Paco ce
to the- transport Thomas,
sails this afternoon.

fighting raged up to the walls of
the fort, the British lost 109 men
killed and wounded,while the Boers
only lost two me2n killed and seven

y
which

Smallpox in Quebec.
.wounded. : By isted Press.
The dispatch adds that Captains Quebec, Dec. 30.—Six new cases
Kirkwood’ and Greafell. were cap-| of smallpox were reported from
tured by Boer scouts near Colenso Mont Carmel during the past week,
and were being sent to Pretoria. making in all 41 people residing. in
Ten unloaded shells inscribed “tthe 14 houses still being affecte de
season's greetings” have been fired

Owing to the absence of so many
teachers on their holiday vacation,
School Inspectér Burns has applied
for and received permission’ from
the. department of education to post-
pone the annual convention of the
and Yale Teach asso-
ciation until the Easter holidays in
April. The association includes all
the teachers in East and West
K

To Care for Mild
By Associated Press.
Toronto, Dec. 30.—Hon. J. R.

at Ladysmith. :
Ten South African medical stu-
dents from Edinburgh have arrived

and the Boundary dis-
tricts and the convention is expect-
ed to be.one of the largest ever held

Stratton, provincial secretary, has a
bearing date the v8th
. 1895, as:

scheme on foot for the ‘treatment of
epileptics and mild forms of lunacy

Property situated on North Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B. C.
——_____

; FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury Stock-is now
offered to the public at

Z 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to

22 Columbia Aveuue. GEO! EEN,
Rossland, B. Cc. RGE Te toeutel

ROSS THOMPSON...

T have the following blo:

Jenkins, lead; J. Elwood, skip; W- iglbiueelestrat
0 or, any Thomas Shanks, Proprietor.
to join the world-renowned Barnum | *taph communi
& Bailey show,which hegins its con- | lines, a
tinental tour April roth at Ham-
burg, Germany, of which the Cy-
rene company will be a star feature.
Thomas Morrisey will introduce
himself in comedy roles, ‘Little
Shore Acres,” the child phenome-
non, will appear, also Miss Mattie
Webb, operatic prima donna. The
statuesque Blanche Lewis in up-to-
date songs, Miss Lillian Grant will
please the eyes and ears of the
*‘Johnnies” as she has in the east,
Clarrisse Farmer, contralto ballad-
ist, Den Noonan and Horace Mann,
comedian and tenor respectively,
and William Randolph in illustrated
songs, conclude the list of new
faces, while all the old favorites
have been retained. -It promises to
be by far the biggest and strongest
attraction ever seen in a Rossland
temple of Thespis. Remember next
Monday.

: : H. Jones, third; A. B. Mackenzie, | at Pretoria from Delagoa Bay with
7 : 3 A. B. Q 7
» second; G. Killinger, lead; W. W. | five fone eter greta camp
‘ = Johnson, skip; Dr. Coulthardshirds aces Te Peet
McKane, second; J. Honey- | a Y e
; E ae leads Le Baron de Veber,skip; | reports an artillery duel lasting an
y e Dr. Kerr, third; J. Gordon, second; | our, On Dec. 27 a British iain
eS iv A |W. J. Inkster; lead. ce arty made a sortie, bu
The Rossland Warehouse and cLransiet COs: have just reeel se e sinners are requested to see Oa wor conse within Boer range.
. load of young, well hed teams, weighing frou their skips about the time arranged a wr ig -coamnencdd
: ee Senty five to thirty-two hundred pounds. for play: The British on Qe 28 commenced
‘at-their stable on Second avenue and St. Paul a steady bombardine
They. cen Pee street, Rossland, B. C. = position.

3 a Ofr tothe Seat of War.
London, Dec. 30.—Mr. Adelbert
Fine Bottled Goods. S. Hay, the new United States ay
Physicians recommend most | sul at Pretoria. left idan Bs :

highly Schlitz’s extract of malt. | way station this morning for
Sold by the. bottle at the Interna-| ampton on the way to Capetown.
tional family liquor store. Import-|-rhe same train took Lord Edward
ed white wines, clarets and Burguns Stanley,one of the junior lords of the

dies by eee baskest oF cae treasury who had been appointedtoa

City Council Acts on Finances
The city council ordered payment
of bills of the fire, water and ‘ light
committee amounting to $153756--
88, at its special meeting onFriday,
the principal item being $10,650.89
to Hunter Bros. for water: ‘pipe.
Bills of the board of works to the
amount of $79.58 and of the finance
committee to the amount of $4,-
008.09 were alsé ordered paid. The
latter item iriclides $3,575 interest
due the Bank of’ Brttish North
America. The bid ‘of - the latter
bank of 102 for $20,000 city deben-
tures bearing 5% interest was ac-
cepted.

FOR THE.....,
Ghoicest Wines, Liquors
and Gigars,

CALL ON JERRY SPELLMAN,

Rossland Hotel

Cor. Columbia Avenue and
Spokane Street,

in a sep P a
The goveroment will probably uti-
lize for that purpose the old Victoria
college (the well-known old Metho-
dist institution) at Coburg.
—_———_—_—$_—__—-
New York to Regulate Trusts.
‘ ai The
Albany, N. Y., Dec. 30.—
one hundred and twenty-third ses-
sion of the New York state legisla-
ture convenes on Wednesday next
at noon. The senate will show no
change either in membership or offi-
cers and the committees of last year
will serve intact. Bills will be in-
troduced to regulate the trusts and
making either three or five | rounds
the limit of sparring exhibitions un-
der the Horton law.

privileges from any person or body cor
borate and with all other usual, necessary
or incidental rights, powers or privileges as
may be necessary or incidental to the at-
[ubment of the above objects or any of

hem,
Dated this 15th day of December, 199,

ms AL
and th

ny, Bre re-
i mbe January,
tf Solicitor for the applicants,

New Ycar’s Dinuer
For an excellent.New Year's din-
ner, go to the Kootenay.

BUSINESS CARDS,

Dk. 4. MILLoy,

DENTIST,
Rooms: Stone block, over Bank of To:
Columbia Ave. ronto

GRAND HOTEL.

SPOKANE STREET.
The Best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.

: They also bave

Studebaker Wagons and
Sensible Sleds

bay the amount:
with. cy

cks in the following companies for “
Eureka C |» Gopher, H r, Evening Si ;
Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and Zils

Lots in the Original Townsite

Reddin, Jackson Co., Agents, Rosstand, By

Artistic Job Printing

At the Record Office, Postotfice Bloc

For Sale. ©

F, Ww. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,
In Custom House building.
Also New York Life lusurance Agency.
Washington street. Rossland, B.O

n.
at Rossland, B. C.,
November, Ac D. tei.” 07 (nie 20th day of
Day & Hamitton,

Solicitors tor the trustee.

Rossland Warehouse & Transfer Co.

. :
Blankets and harness at Clark's.
Vv. AND N. TEL. P.O. BOX 482. COL.

Matthews, Bros., Prop’s.

Cary