3, Thornton

Langley,

Joba McTeer
Repas

. ining:
Anvestiments.

@ rresdundence

Solicited.

Urrice:

RecoRD BLock,

ROBSLAND, B.C.

pany, Limited,

“a cieoinaromnegremrnree emg
TRAIL“ DEPARTM
Trait, Feb. 1—(Special to the
Recokp.)—The time table on the Co-
lumbia and Western will be changed
tomorrow, two trains each day ran
hereafter, leaving Rossland at 7 am.
S and 4 p.m.; leaving Trail at 8:45 a.m.
*}and 6:45 p.m,

The Canadian Pacific railway com-
‘pany today took charge of the Co-
lumbia and Kootenay company and
A. B, Beer of Nelson, will be down to-
night tc take charge of business at
Trail for the C. P. R.

D. G. Eaton, who has served so ef-
fectually the Columbia and Kootenay
Navigation company, will remain in
Trail some time winding up the late
company’s business.

The report of the customs house at
Trail shows for January the following
receipis: .

railway built is the welfare and devel-
opment of the country. Men of their
stamp bringing the enterprise and
square dealing that have marked theit
private life intu public affairs give a
guarantee of loyalty to the countrys
interest that Canada neods at this
time.

LOOK?! LOOK!!!
100 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR 83.
at ido talatap Photographer sit gammoe and
Tis fting tor aut on you card:
ery, locketa, eto, ‘The balance to be pa!
Elntantesd. “Wul'oell in porsor i reqitited”
JAS, J. MACKEY,
Crand Union Hotel, Rossland, 8. C.

Mr. Cox as a recent ippoint to
the senate and Mr. Jaffray as presi-
dent of the Globe, have an oppor-
tunity now that the Liberals ‘are in
power, to advance the country’s inter-
ests. No longer misled by incorrect
dispatches and fully informed of the
character of there two gentlemen, we
are satisfied that they will embrace
Opportunity and that any intcrest
they may have in the construction of
arailway through the Crow's Nest
Paes will have for its primary object
the advancement of interests of Brit-
ish Columbia and the extension of the
trade to Canada.
—~—__
CARIBOO PLACEKRS.

GALT, .

Commissioner,

A. Cc.
Notary Public,
Room 9, BURN’S BUILDING,
Rossland B, 0.

cain ale

ete..
Columbia Avenue.

Elie Lavalley,

Christina Lake Store,

IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY
MINERS AND PROSPECTORS |}
WITH ALL NECESSARY PRO-
VISIONS AT REASONABLE

 eaedieaetiadied

Clothing, Hats ard Caps.

MHI DE BED ICH EO BTEC HE BYE AE BYSTE YS
Dress Goods.

THe CRESCENT

OVERCOATS
COST.

We are closing out ai cust the remainder of

our winter stock of Men's Overcoats.

PRICES RANGE FROM

$6.50 to $15.00

a

_S}U85) pue saoyg ‘s}oog
ez xtzsbz stz sty

a7 Stzstz staste ste vt

ysiuin4

Ask for ”

WHITE ABE
ALE,
All first-class
Hotels, Bars and
Restaurants
Keep it ini stock,
It is the Best,

THE PORTLAND

A
plus, Flost:elass dining
joard $5 pee

THE

OCCIDENTAL,

Couumpra Ay

Neair Sisters’ Hospitay,
First-olass Furnishe
Rooms, with heat, ony
$16 per month,

so
F ble experience in grocery store.

THE EVENING RECORD

VOL. I. NO, 188

ROSSLAND, BRITISH. COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 897.

- WANT COLUMN.

Tengents aline for the first insertion: and five |-

-- gente @ line thereafter,

BUSINESS Pmusonars,

By having your washing sent ‘to
the Rossland laundry you take* no

SITUATIONS WANTED,

Ww " ip ly. with
flannels. Three doors east of postoffice.

WanTED:— First-class bookkeeper.
and. of}ce man Wants employment.
of ref F)

R. L,
ti

8., Pacific hotel,

as specialty, that: i¢ must be the
f | house.

Everrpay brings new eustumers
to Lalonde. It stands to reason
that when-e man makes boote and si.ves

right

ROOMS FOR REST.

For Rent—Fine furmshed com-
fortable rooms for rent. Apply to Im-

For the g and finest assort-
ment of boots and shoes go to Lalonde
the leading boot and shoe store,

A MAMMOTH DBAL ON. ‘Tap!

The Le Roi to Bring a Round Five}:

Million Dollars.

ENGLISH SYNDICATE BUYING

‘Gur the Reoomp sor pig by.
ve orders

PRICE 5 CENTS
4 $500,000 DEAL,

On Nearly a Dozen Mines in the Slo-
can Mining District.

SRABURG ARRESTED IN SEATTLE] “20xour wouwrate
‘ W.C. Archer Goes to England to

ty ‘ Place Treasury Stock,
He Is Charged with Committing w —

\ . P. W. Peterson came u from the
Forgeries. Waneta and Trail Creek ramgiaes
Property last night and reports that
it is looking better and more promis-
ing.than ever before. Having sunk
throngh a fault of about eight feet of

A well authenticated rumor is in
Circulation that a $500,000 deal, on
Practically a cash basis, has been ar- «
ranged fora large .group of mining By

Properties in the Slocan, says the Nel-| WILL BE BROUGHT BACK
son Miner. The purchaser is the} -

Vancouver and» British Columbia

granite, the shaft is now at a depth of

kane street. ti'| carrier for 25c per week. The Josie, Iron Morse and: Iron ita. ia ta 82 about 30 feet all in a well mineralized
Value of dutiable goous.. $ 24,049 00 PRICES. perlai Cigar Store, Spokane stree! sc theotiser tn le, a It Is Said He Got a $250 Forged

G. A POUNDER, Pres,

Value of free goods 5,281 00
$29,330 00
Duty collected

$ 7,327 55
Value of exports mining i
products...... .. 381,131 00

The Enortaous Amount Taken From
Williams Creek.

Although fifty or sixty millicn dol-
lars worth of gold has been taken out

STUSSI BLOCK - =

ROSSLAND, B. C.

Is Also Prepared to Keep T

b .Gareete Oil Clothe and Linoloums: < 34

s6ui

Esealet’s
Colonna

; rooms, plastered

For Rent — Elegantly . f
P and well heated. Le
‘Roi avenue, south of the Allan,

Go direct to Lalonde’s boot and shoe
store, for rubber boote aud rubbers, -A
large just been

For REnt.—Shack, two rooms,
pantry, small-cellar, “Travers -hard-
are 8

Ox, Sty! go and one. of those

Mask Go Too.

The largest deal ever made. in. Gan-

The sellers are the Slocan Mining and
Milling company and a number of in-
dividuals owning olaimein the vicinity
of Alamo basin and -on the divide be-
tween the south fork of Carpenter
creek and Slocan lake. . Sto! |

rock carrying iron, copper and galena.
Mr. Peterson predicts that his next re-
port will bring Waneta and Trail
creek into the forefront of Rossland
and Trail creek properties.

W. C. Archer, managing director of

Note Discounted.

A. telegram was received from
Seattle yesterday stating that E. J.

re Chest — protectors, just received at|ada will be closed before 6 o'clock to-
: Fraser’s, the people's Popular dedggist, fnight.  * va

and keep your eyeon window for|_ The property i tion is the far

daily ch: eng og Property fn question isthe f461ovion are. aald-.to be the Alamo,

Tur poahane, wre aaean arate Gumberland, Idaho, : Wild  -Gooee,

cate heavily interested in the mining Gerinth, Mocking Bind, Daybreak, De-

industry in South Afrios, Bouth| serie Gomet and several other d-

Other prod ccts..... 1,181 00

$382,312 00
collec-

gs had been arrested there,

Capitalized for only $250,000.

TREASURY STOCE 25cts.

ae—THE HOTEL ALLAN mm
"LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.
One hundred elegantly furnished, light and airy bedrooms, Parlors; baths,

billiard and private club rooms. Dining room unexcelled. Electric lights,
1m heat and all modern.conveniences, MRS. M. E. ALLAN, Proprietrese.

incladed
from the. Cariboo placers, it is gen- the Rrop pon inthe beans:
erally regarded as but a fractional
part of what remains to be recovered.
The district occupies a large portion
of the province of British Columbia.

: the above Property has gone to Eng-
Sharged with forgeries committed’ in| land and while there will place Wan-

‘Trail y- 8 'g was engaged | eta and Trail Creek, and Pure Geld
in Trail by P. J. Burne, retail grocery- treasury stocks.

man, and wee: driving bis delivery ;

Cafe. . .
KX

Fresh Supplies

FOR SALE,

Barr & REA have opened a hay,
irnin, and feed store .in the Le Roi

bles, d

Tus Eventna Recorp delivered y
reek. © 4

Their prices at- -

en tio:

Carrier, 25c per week: =
“Toe Rossland. “Laundry, in ~ the

Inland revenue
tions . .
This shows an increase over last

Rossland} B. C.

The Ottaws Gold Mining ty

J.L PARKER,

Mining {Engineer,

Ovrick: Over

Weel:, Kennedy & Co.
pe Relais Rares

JUST IN

Blank Books

Every Description.

Advance
Shipment
1897

WA'L PAPE

4S, Wallace's

S*tionery Store.

Biggest
Gold
Mine
In the
Camp.

ORICINAL
{OWNSITE

LOTS.

John F.

McCrae,

Agent for the
Syndicate.

Crawford,

Anderson & Co.

Mining Brokers.
Orrice:

Yaterson & Johnson Bidg.
Co‘umbia Avenue. 26

Frank A. Baird,

month.

The Chinese are’ celebrating their
new. year day.

The steamer Nakusp was com-
pelled, because of the ice on lower
Arrow luke to cancel Satureay’s trip.
‘The passengers and mail due here
Saturday night will be brought down
Tuesday night.

The Ancient Order of United Work-
men willhold a meeting Wednesday
night for the purpose of: organizing
the order in Trail.

F. E. Ward, of the smelter, is back
froma trip to the Slocan, where he
was securing data-in connection with
the handling of lead and silver ores
R at the smelter.

The Columbia & Western railway
has made telegraphic connectious that
will enable messages to sent to Spo-
kane without a transfer, as formerly.

George A. Biglow of Nelson, is in
Trail.

J.B. Miller ef the Pug mine, is in
town.

A. Klockmann of the International
at Rossland, was in town yesterday.

M. A. Rush-and R. E. Jones of the
smelter wcod camp at Waterloo.

Ice men are cutting a supply on
the east side of the Columbia,

—
CROW’S NEST PASS ROAD.

The People’s Rights as to Freight
Rates Will Be Preserved.

The feeling in the west has halted
between government coustruction and
government cuntrol of the Crow’s
Nest Pass, says the Winnipeg Free
Press. The people have been saying
that if left to a company, without
binding conditions that will bind, there
would be no preventing rates which
would give the business of Southern
British” Columbia to Canadians. It
is safo to infer from Ministerial as-
surances that in the matter of freight
rates the interests of the west will be
fully protected. This much has been
declared over and over again, and
there need be no hesitation in accept-
ing it, The manner of doing it is the
duty of government apd parliament,
who will be asked to furnish assistance.
The road may poesibly be left to pri-
vate enterprise, with the necessary
stipulations as to rates,

A.few days agothe Free Press re
marked on adispatch sent out from

Williams creek, two miles-long,and,
say, having an average -of 50 feet in
width, of old channel, produced some
$20,000,000 in gold since it was opened
in 1861. Much of the gold was taken
out by primitive mioing methods,
This is perhaps the most phenomenal
yield ever obtained in placer inining,
making the returns ten million dol
lars to the mile of bed worked. With
the improved apparatus now being
introduced, Williams creek will prob-
ably yield $25,000,000 more. Baker-
ville ison the stream. Every sum-
mer Indians and Chinese wash over

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Endorsed by the leading Clergymen, Educators and
Business. Men throughout the West. Largestannual
attendance ef any College In the State. Prepares
Young Men and Women for positions as.
TEACHERS, BOOKKEEPERS,
BUSINESS MANAGERS,
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JOHN WATSON,

PROP.

CORNER COLUMBIA AVE. AND SPOKANE ST.
First class in every particular,

TYPEWRITERS.
No Entrance Examinations required, students be-
ing admitted at any time.
* DEPARTMENTS~ *
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ENa@LISH, NORMAL,

the gravel of the avand d claims.

John B. Hobson, a mining enginecr
of 25 years’ experience in California,
says that he has seen in the Cariboo
and Lillooet districts three times the
amount of gold gravel that is known
to exist in the state of California,

——
GREAT MINING CENTRE.

Col. F. W. North, the Famous En-
gineer, Talks of the Kootenay.

The Colonies and India, published
in London, Eng., has the following to
say of the recent visit to the Koote-
nay of Col. F. W. North, the renowned
mining expert.

In August of the present year Mr.
North was invited to visit British Co-
lumbia, and,geing by way of Spokane,
United States, he made his head-
quarters at Rossland, West Kootenay,
shortly after the railway line had
been extended there. After care-
fully examining Rossland and its
neighborhood, which, he believes, will
be a great mining centre in the
future, he declares the development
of the province to be in: a specially
forward state and ripe for further
railway extension. High-grade ore,
O} course, pays, but additional tram-
Ways and smelters will further at an
early date provide a profit even on the
lower-grade ores. Bgain, the Slocan
district, lying between the Slocan and
Kootenay lakes, with its centre at
Sandon, will before very long yield
marvelous returns in silver, a metal
which would pay to produce even at
the low price of 1s 6d per ounce.
Mr. North’s advice, in short, is not to
see Naples and die, but to go to
British Columbia and take a fill of
perfect scenery, climate and access to
the real original Tom Tiddler’s
ground of the universe, many parts
of which hava remained, up to the
present, absolutely untouched.

—_.
THE RECORD BY CARRIER.

z Reference, Any Ban’ or Business House

ELOOUTION, OnaTory,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PENMANSHIP,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Musio.
TUITION, (Full Course) $50.00
1D AND ROOM, Per We: 2.78
College remains in session day and eventn;
nnrougtbut the entire year’ .
Students will be met at the train and conducted to
boarding house if we are notified of date of arrival.

in the Cit

JNO. R. CASSIN, PRESIDENT,
SPOKANE, - - | - WASHINGTON.

W. M. HENDRICKSON, M, D.
Licenciate of the Faculty of Physicians
and Surgeons, etc., British
Columbia, Canada.

Late Surgeon Workingman’s
Hoapital, Butte, Mont.

OFFICE: Srusst Brock, ROSSLAND

DO
YOU
WANT
A
GOOD
SUIT
OF
CLOTHES P
CALL
ON
WILLIAM MILLER,
TAILOR,
NEXT
TO
McALPINE’S
DRUG STORE,
RESERVE ST.,
GOOD
3OODS ;
GOOD
FIT;
REASONABLE
PRICES.

ROSSLAN.:

Sanitary and Water Tank Company

OrrFice: COMMERCIAL ALLEY,
Between International and Northern Hotels,
E. O. Crarron - - Manager.

Thos. Wilson & Co.,

DEALER In GENERAL MERCHANDISE

New lot of shoes
just arrived . . .

puch
Rossland, B. C.

every day by ex.
press, Finest Oy-
sters, Fish and
Game in the city.

Everything Pre

pared in the Best
Manner,

B ESCALET

PROP.

Empey Bros,

For
Groceries,
Provisiens and
Produce. _

Opposite
BANK or MONTREAL
Free Delivery.

GIBSON & WILCOX
Practical Plumbersm

Estimates furnished on all work.
Shop and office at.
Basement, Postoffice Block.
CoLumpia Avenue, Rosstanp, B.C.

Attention Ladies |
Mrs. M. Heard!
has opened her new:
store on Colunibin
ave., where every~
thing in the line of
ladies’ and ohild~
ren’s tur:
may be found.

What Will Make Ro
Great City —-.—fh.

1. HER MI

~ The production of Rossland’
gyrgent tate of increase the prod
ith the introd f

will be
The fol!

NES.

PISANI

ssland

's mines more than doubled jn 1896. At the
luction will be more than quadrup!ed in 1897

a

RET Sa

of cheay
able to. produce at the end of the present year 1,200 tons of ore pe
Le Rol, War Eagle, Josie, Cliff,

Kootenay, Nickle Plate, Red

lowing mines are now shipping:

xX. L., Jumbo, Mayilower,

Mountain and Iron Mask.

In

April the following mines will ship: Colonna, Monte Cristo, Sun-
set, Commander, Deer Park, Crown Point,
and the giant of them-at, a mine t
would eclipse them all, the Centre Star,

HER PAY ROLL.

For

ie
HER

The Recorp has perfected its new ||

laborers are earning

urteen hundred miners under ground, Fourteen hundred artisans and,
on an average $3.00 per day.
A certain pay roll of $3,000,000 per year,

RAILROADS.

hat is‘capable of making an output that

now assured Rossland

r day.

POIIOO VOODOO IOI

Iron Colt, Homéstake,

Bara
STAGE LINE;

|: weaves Rossland for:

oi fTrail,

9:30 a.m.
p.m. 5:30 p. m..
8. MINAKER, Prop.

STOVE
GOAL,

$10.00.
A
Ton..

Hunter Bros.

“M. FRIES,
' MECHANIC,

Locksmith and

It will'pay you. to call on
hem. Tte

}. For Sate—A violin, $18.
at RECORD office.

Apply

‘or SaLz—A complete outtit

fora
countr: , either. Wash

work, y
@-flannels to
tion. fo clothes are lost.

forget the place.

America and het United States:
The price to be paid for the Le Roi
is $5,000,000 cash.
have been

This syndic ate

joining locations. t
The Alamo,Oumberiand and Idaho
are ov:ned by the Slocan Mining, snd
Milling , with the ti

Beaburg was arrested upon telo- FIRE WARDENS OBJECT.
graphic information from Trail. He
will be brought back-to answer. The Cascade Steam Laundry Com-

pelled to Move.

ing forthe

ton eight column: hand press or seven
oujurip ‘Army press. Apply to RECORD
office. :

P clear title to lot on which it. is located
p-cation. Will sell half or-all: Inquire

‘Record office. tf Fleur de V;
E ply at this office.

: ly located.—Apply at Recor office. 1

4 a hew

> at this office,

- Lo A
= a purse with a ir Of earrings and
. Huger ring, sisoPscutatnast

For Sarz—A livery barn and

for sale at
thia offi

ice,

a bargain for cash. Apply at
‘gain fo! ply et

TOBACUO AD o1daRs.

PATRONIZE home industry. Smeke
Enterprise, Kootenay and: Rossland
Favorite cigars, made in Roesland. tf

of this

perty for some time and isthe McCune syndioate.:
the one which made the offer of $4,- -

000,000 which was refused.

It is. also learned from those ‘who quantity of high grade ore.
are near in the deal that i e868

of an int fa the Idabo held iby
Tney have
been extensively worked for several
Years and have produced a great
For

Exact information cannot ‘be had
as to natureof the forgeries further
than that one is a $250 promisory
note which Seaburg succeeded in get-
ting discounte1 at one of the banks,

The underwriters entered a complairit
about the steam boiler of the Cascade
steam laundry, being in the postoffice
block, and threatened to cancel all ine

the big Alamo con-| which refused to state. facta.

SMOKE British Lion and Mainland | re
V; “

For SaLz.—A business in good lo-

For SaLe—Freight teams for sale
with or without sleds or wagons, Ape

gars. Ch tore, @]
site ‘Bank of ‘Montreal i 2

Wantep—Everybody to smoke the
‘aliens cigar. ‘Vancouver
Cigar Store,

Josie, the Iron Mask and Iron

‘| by the same partfes. °
These deals.are being’ put through
by a preminent broker firm ‘of Rcss-

land, who p all the details at-an

diag for the h of

"Bates.

early day.

For SaLe—Warm cabin, con

x ™~ Los,
A Sttver watch and gold chain
on the night of Dec. 81, between Ross-
land and Trail. Finder will be re-
warded by leaving same with Suck-
ling Brothers, McGregor Block. E

Batus—Ladies’ entiance to the
new Baths from the European Hotel.

The freq:
the Re Roi people

SATATUBS.

Baturooms fitted up with:taie and
marble basins, all kinds axid
All work personally: attended. C.
Weller, sanitary plumber. -’Phone 27,

--Lost-—Between Trail and | land]

gold chalivand locket. 1
will be dye to finder by leaving
same at this ottice.

Lost—Ladies gold watch and chain
‘Wednesday between the Red-Moun-
tain depot and town. A liberal re-
ward will be paid to the finder. Leave

offi 29-tf

Wie

BaF "eG 5 ee Purercrama aos

Horee is $500,000.

much, and: thatthe priceof the Tron tit ‘ape of the most. promising
| Biitwald theese pales ee anide 10 “Wilt} ae

Dr. For has opened his office nat
door to Custom House, .... . 20-Im

mean.
this distriot.°

ry sg for, B

ee ae

DENTISTS. ‘
Dr. Fincer, dentist,” Stussi Blook.

E Trail and Rossland

DEVaeIsSTA.

ladies pic-
ture. A suitable reward will be paid
for same. James Anderson, Trail. 29tf

Georce A, the People's

lar druggist, is the suk it fe
ular dru; tJ 6 sule nt for
Brbtth’s silver trasses, Try ase.

Fraser, the People’s

PERSUNAL,

Popular ~ pharmacist, has received
read on srelgnmenty of eaencl Pere

Danoinc—Professor Dreyf gives
private dancing lessons every day.

charter it

——————
THE A. 0, U. W.

‘Lodge to Be Organized in - Rossland,

, Trail and Northport.

The Ancient Order of United Work-
men are making preparations to or-
‘ganize lodges in. Rossland, Trad and
‘Northport. In R

d 91

Horse

ings being held by
and the visit-iof
Col. I. N. Peyton to Rossfand bear out
these st
| It is understood that the price to'be
paid for the Josie is close to a million,
vie) jand that-the-Iron Mask” will bring as

the on the building and its con-
tents unlees it was removed. The
fire wardens’ attention was called to
it and upon investigation they con-
cluded it was unsafe and ordered it
removed.

The proprietors of the laundry, in
bedi to the order, are looking up
another location.

ee
PERSONALS.

E. A. Baldwin, of Spokane, is at the
Allan.
H. A. Jackson and W. H, Hill left
this morning for the Slocan.

J..B.;MoArthar left yesterday tor a
ten days trip through the Slecan.
Chester Deering, of San Francisco,
is.in the city, a guest oi the Allan.
A. B. McKenzie leaves ian the morn-
ing on a trip to the eastern Canadian
cities.
Isaac Anderson left today for To-
ronto, after spending some tie in the
camp.
Frank C. Loring and F. E. Snodgrass,
of the Josie, left for Spokane this
moruing.
G. N. Blake came up last evening
from Spokane and will be in the city

’ on Carp
Creek about one mile below Three
Forks, and the rail tramway to the
Alamo basin were built. The outlay
for these improvements and for the
‘development of the mines .has- been
vonsiderable, but a. hand profit
has been realized from” the. invest-
ment. The Alamo and: Cumberland
were among the first mines in the
Slocan.to become regular shippers.
The recent development'of ths Idaho
ledge has proved the existence of a
very. valuable pay streak which makes

THE MASQUERADE BALL,

Over 100 Couples on the Floor in
: Dominion Hall.

The masquerade ball given as an

ing for the Domini hall last
evening was a great success. Over
100:couples appeared ia masks, tich
are.usual.at euch entertainments. A
royal good time was had and an ex-
cellent supper given in the dining
rooms af the hotel adjoining.

et
se REGISTERED Ler.
and There Are~Now 139 Applicants for
the Voter's Liss.
One.hundred and thirty-nine men
have applied to the registrar in Ross-
land .as. voters, twents-six of whom
have mot had their names taken off
other voter’s ligts in the province, and
cannot therefore be registered here
until they do.

peots and cover a large
area.

It: is said that the concentrator,
tramway and all mining interests of
the Slocan Mining and Milling com-
pany-in that immediate vicinity will
be inoluded:in tho sale.
: With the of the Inst men- for a fow days.

and compact

-————
ONLY TWO WERE PRESENT.

have made lication to b

Ir you want the Dattx
REecogp in Spokane, go to E. M, Shaw
or E. A. Thomas & Co.

gos PRintikxe;

Fring work at) reasonable prices at
the Review Printing House. Get your
work done at home and save duty and
freight. tf

Canpits—Fine -French eandies
made daily bythe Rossland Candy
Co., Columbia: Avenue, opposite the
Grand Union. : tf

LIVERY ATABLES,

topx

Horsrs—(et your-saddle and pack
horzes at the Red Star Stables.”

E ‘The Red Star Stables

Grr your printing done at the Re-
view Printing Houge, the only exclu-
eive job printing office in West Koote-
‘nay. No finer work done.in the Prov-
ince. We make a 5) ity of stock
certifi 1 Prospectuses, and all kinds
of mining printing.

BUILDING MATBRIALs.

make a specialty of sleighing parties

50 of whom ‘have
ged to the order el
They have secured vhe Masonic hall
and will on the evening cf February 9
organize. x
A lodge will be organized at Trail

ing with 37 charter
84 0f whom are old mem-
bers of other lodges.
A lodge will also be organized at
Nortliport soon, sufficient applications

tioned. 5 ii most of E.L. Whitemare, of Seattle, left sus

: Z 8 Those Interested in the Private Sewer | morning on his way homeafter spend-
the properties have been bonded -for Failed to Attend ing some time in tne p. :
some time past. No’ record of sale :

‘ Samuel Arthur of Spokane, whois
has yet been made at the New Denver operating in the mines of nd,
government office, : returned home this morning.

Itis supposed that the buyers will E. D. Brown left this morning for

form-a company in London and. place Spokane, where he went to attend his

the. consolidated interests on the wife, who is very ill at pressat,

market without delay—Nelson Minere James 8. Riley, who has just closed
- ———__

a deal of mining property near Fort
QUARTZ FARTHER’ NORTH.

The meeting called for last night
for 8 o’clock at the International hé-
tel’ dining room for those interested
in the private sewer did not meet
with sticcess, as only two parties put
in an Pp Mr. Klock

gays another meeting wifl be called
and if no better results are attained
the matter willbe dropped.

Sheppart, left for Norteport today.

A. L. Cool, of the Red Mountain
railway, left for Spokane this morn-
ing to be treated ior rheumatism.

aOTELs, ‘
Tue Levanp, Colombia avenue.
Go to the St. Lawrence hotel tor the

«From

having already been made to organize.

TELLS ITS OWN -TALE.

of ore from Ross]

finest. furnished rooms in the city:
Mrs. H. Varker, Prop. 71m

tons, a very

Woop anp LumBer— We sell
cheaper than any others. ‘The British
Columbia Mill Company. 3

DEAYAGE.

Movinc—If you have household
goods to move cali a Red Star t:

woob.

Furt—Buay your fuel of the Red
Star Stables,

Woop—Leave you: orders for wood
at the Red Star Stables. Prompt
delivery.

wagon,

““Daavage=The Red Star Transfer
company handles all kinds of freight
promptly.

‘TEaMING—ift you want delivering

Woop—The Red Star stable people:
have a steam wood saw located at east

other notes of
ment that the Le Roi mine has en-
gaged to send out eight carloads of
ore a day over the Red mountain rail-
way, while other mines are preparing
to ship steadily. “ Such facts tell thair
own: tale as to the richness of the
Rossland district.—Victoria. Times.

Jgnuary 1 to January 23 the
d mines
to the smelters amounted to 3,535
total. Among

anti
BOB YULL MAKES A TRANSFER.
Robert W. Yull ly bonded the
Iron Mountain miveral claim, situate
at the head of Schroeder. creek, . for
$10,000, paying $50 ip cash, and agree-

Expected

A J. R. Rives will have charge of W.
iu Cariboo This Year.

C. Archer's mining brukers’ office: in
Rossland during his absence in Eng-
land.

J.A. Nelson, barrister, who has
been lying ill at the Sisters’ hospital,
is now out of bed and will be on the

It is expected that some very rioh
ledges will be uncovered in Cariboo
within the next 12 months. The devel-

is the

street in a few days.

Baptist prayer meeting tomorrow,
Tbureday evening, at 7:30, at the
residence “of Weorgs N. Taylor,
Columbia avenue.

C. F. Murphy, of Northport is in
the city. Heis “akin” to the North-
port News and has occupied all sorts
of positions on that paper.

Thomas Shipley returned last even-

f quarts properties hae not

ot} ing to pay $950 on the Ist of August
disc} the

iy next, and $9000 on the first of Feb-
true nature of the ledges. Ttie eur- ruary, 1898. He har now assigned
face of the leads ure in in their his é in the bond to J. E. Boes
nature, owing to. the shifting of the| of Spokane, saya the Neleou Miner,
upper strate in primitive ages. It is}hecliimissiil to have developed
eaid they will be found more regular unusually good for the work already
as depth increases. done.

The matter of reduction of the ores

end of Columbia avenue, Al) kinds of
wood constantly on hand. tf

) WANTED,

———a
NOTICE—A. O. U. W.
Notice is hereby given to. all appli-

ing from the Colvilie reservation.

; ]ean now be carried on to some extent where he has been looking at some

Woov—Leave your orders for wood

Tenpers. WANTED for the

in Barkerville where the government property that he bas an option on,

ly erected a chi cants to become charter members of

plant

Gun,
General Repair Shop.

at the British Columbia Mill Co.’
Here today, the Col & Red M i with Spokane office. mee Bett

A. M. Beattie, the Slocan City real
Falls & Northern, which connects at Spokane, Wash., with four transconti-

real estate agent and mining broker,
came in last evening and says towns
grows fast in the silver section but
Ross] leads them all.

Samuel R. Frazier, an experienced

carricr service, and the paper will now
be delivered promptly every evening nental systems.
by carrier to any address in the ity Colu ‘

@ mbia & Western railroad conuectin at Trail with boats for all poi:
for 25 cents per week. Leave your ad- on the Columbia river and with the C: d 3 Pacific at Ri e- pun
dress at tne office and get the news of In June the Canadian Pacific railway will land freight in Rossland.

or teaming of any kind done call up
the Ked Star Stables. Tel. No. &.

Reserve &t., Rossland

BaGGaGE—lif you have a trunk or
BOWLING : baggage of any kind you want moved,
BILLIARDS and the Red Star ‘Transfer Co. will do it
POOL, promptly :

tion of a sidewalk, 28 Ahompeon
avenue. ‘or cu. apply

Weeks, Kennedy Co., Cohvavia
Avenue.;

Montreal to the effect tiat Senator
Cox and Mr. Jaffray, of Toronto, had
secured control ofa British Columbia
charter that had_to do with the
Crow’s Nest Pass.g¢When the Globe

the Ancient Order of United Work-
men that a meeting will be held in
Trail, B. C., Tuesday evening, Feb. 9,
for the purpose of izing a lodge
there, and in Roseland, in the Masonic

BROKER,
Deuler- in’ Mines and
Btocks.

The Scott Block,

Columbia Avenue.

for test purposes, to which & recent
addition of a cyndide plant. has been
made, it having been demonstrated
>| that the cynide process works perfect-
ly on Cariboo ores.

PLUMBING.

C. M." WELLER, practical sanitary !
plumber, cor. Spokane street and Coi-

NUTIORS,.

umbia avenue,

McMillan & Whitney,

Up-to-date im every-
th ng relating

to

INES,
REAL ESTATE

AND CKS
In and about the grea:
Trail creek country.

Agents Royal Gold Min-
seling company.

said that these gentlemen had not
taken over the charter of the British
Columbia Southern railway, we ac-
cepted its statement of the fact and
modified our paragraph accordingly.
it Senator Cox and Mr. Jaffray, be-
longing as they do to a party long out
of power and having had for some
time little opportunity of taking an

the day served up to you in the Reo-
ORD at supper time each evening.

PURE GOLD TREASURY.
Pure Gold treasury stock at five
cents; Waneta & Trail Creek ten cents,
Call and see samples of ore and get
prospectus and by-laws, Walter (C.
Archer, first floor Lalunde block.

18 In

course of construction

are an ope:

ra house and hundreds of houses,

Statistics‘show that in December three houses were erected daily.
Pure water and good light,

NO COMPETITOR IN SIGHT.

De Voin’s Place,
East Columbia Ave.

You'll find all your
friends the

While in Rossland
STOP AT

Pranos—If you want a safe or
piano moved yo get the Red Star
‘Transfer goumpany to.do it; they are
responsible for all damages.

Ir you are goiiig to Trail o. North-
Port get a saddle horse at the Red Star
Stable. Quick time. No feed charges.
We get the -horse back. ‘Tel. No. 8

’Phone 27, tf

THE first annual meeting of the
narehoic

" ART NEEDLE WoRk.

To THE LapiEs—Mies Mosgrove, of
Ottawa, is atthe Allan, and has a
choice stock of art needle work which
she invites the ladies of Rossland

Lue Ked Star ‘Transfer company
rl

between the hours of 2and6 p. m. to
J; given.

of the

land, B.

7, at 2 o'clock

id, Jan. 23, 1897,

tT. @. E ate, Sec.

newspaper man of ability from the
states, who has for two months been
with the Recorp took his departure
for Nelson last evening.

W. H, Davied, who arrived recently
from Charletown, P. E. I.. was taken
to the Sister's hospital this moroing
with typhoid malaria, but the docto:s
think it will not be serious.

W.H. Roundtree and R. B. Cas-

hall, Taesday evening, Feb. 9. All
Workmen are invited to attend.
Wituam Baaiess, D.D.G.M.W.

a

{ity |° @ N. FREIGHT RUSTERS.
H. A. Jackson freight and passen-

ger agent for the Great Northern in

the Kootenays is back trom a trip to

St. Paul, where he told them what

there was in British Columbia. Mr.

on ——
i FIREMEN’S MEETING.
The regular. semi-monthly mecting
of the ‘Rossland vulunteer fire depart-
ment took place last evening, when

meets all out-going and

The first meetin;

‘of the trustees of

Jackeen in his tour of the Kootenays

business of importancé was transacted. | well, the twin genial knights of

Montreal Townsite Syndicate

Offers a limited number of lots in the original townsite of Rossland for sale,
Title absolutely perfect and guaranteed. For sale by all real estate
agents in Rossland,

The Colliog Bouse

Washington Street.

this trip is accompanied by W. H.
Hill, assistant general freight agent
| at St. Paul and nephew of James J.

Hill, tlre president. Mr. Hill is de-
lighted with his trip so far and says

the Salmon River Valley Mining Com-
pany, limived liability, will be held at
the office of M
Neill @

eae Sew set the road from Poetland, Oregon, were
among yesterday's arrivals fron: Spo-
kane on their regular trips.

P.C. McGrach, who has charge of
the work on the Big Three company’s

The Columbia Candy, | active part in the affairs of the coun-
Stationery & Glges- try, they have been co: ively un-
ware Co, ’ : .

known as public men. But their

Dealers in
{outeottonery, Station- |character as public spirited und

fotel Glassware, ifs

trains and will call at any part of the
eity for b: We

The report of the committee on by-
ge or
never iniss the train.

lawa was laid over till next meeting,
and G. Plass was elected a member of

the department.’
——

Ir THE suction house of Houghton &
Bi » corner Washi and Re-
serve streets, continues to sell their
gents furnishings, dry g

MISS EMMA DOHERTY,

Everything
ARTIST. 7

bia avenue,
First Class.

da:

cvan

er
Wilowware, Fruits, Ci-

enzs and ) and
“Notior

aSERVE ‘sTREeET,
‘U'w. doors west of
_ Washington

Street. ‘desire in seeing the Crow’s Nest

Pp private citi is q'

tionable; and in vicw of that the Free
Press frankly concedes that their chief
Pass

Studio cor. Columbia and Lincoln, Upstairs,
Portraits aud Local Scenes a specialty.
Orders of all kinds executed. Lessons given.

JOHN F, McCRAE, Agent for Syndicate.

Fine Bar in Con-
nection.

B|| Graham & Woshburse
q Proprietors.

Stove cual at Hunter. Bros. at $10

oods, tinware,
etc., at less than half the price others i807

the future of British Columbia

property here, came down from the

@ ton.

charge, what will become of the other
merchants in town? .

Dat
1-20-f Muugy, Trustes

Bed :aountain claims and says every-

C. Corbett, of Heleda, Montana, is
thing up there is looking w

in the camp for a few days,