MINES THAT ARE DEEP.

Valuable Deposits of Mineral 2000 Feet Under

Ground.

Deep mining has always been a prob-

lem of interest to mining men.

There

has always been speculation regarding

the maximum depth at which practical
mining can be carried on successfully.
Scientists have written volumns upon
the subject and their ideas have changed
as frequently as the theories of pros-
pectors. How deep do the veins of
mineral extend below the ‘surface of the
earth 18 a thing that thousands of min
era have tried to find out, some ona
small scale of the gopher hole calibre and
others on more gigantic proportions.
The quality and extent of the ore bodies
in Rossland camp have been of such a
gratifiying nature that experts have ad-
vised deep mining as the everlasting
test, the best assay that a mine can
give. The Le Roiias not a deep mine,
compsred with the ancient workings in

other camps, but it is becoming more |.

valuable with every fuot drilled toward
the center of this planet.
+ DEEP CALIFORNIA MINES.

High-grade ore is now mined in_ the 3

Maryland mine, Grass .Valley district,

Cal., on the same. aap ies at a verticle

depth of 1,500 feet. A small ore shoot

was found at a de pih of 2,200 feet near
f the Idaho shaft.

sbaf

tance

3,500 feet within which there is no evi-
dence of any ual chnnge in the

character or quality of the ore.
WILL DEEPER MINING PAY?
The question will naturally arise as to
whether, with increased depth and cost
of ‘mining, it will be a good ‘venture to
carry on the nécessary dead work. This
will have to be decided by the record of
ten mine and the character of the fis-

en
This ett
Professor Heim, for instance, places at
16,000 feet, while Professor Van Hiee,
his consideration on the strength
of rocks, arrives at t as the
maximum limit for har! rocks in which
of
these estimates far exceeds the depth of
practical mining. But it is not likely
that all fissures continue until that
limit.
jOME GOOD INDICATIONS.
Continuous well-defined outcrops and
wide bodies of quartz are in general good
indications uf the maintenance in depth
asisalso an evidence of strong faulting
sud mmovenien -
extensive veins, th
have relatively short outeroy et
the Eureka-Idaho

ES
ara ips earts n GO Tas vrsizwt,

Gabe

a

aa

x THE CRESCENT

At the Mercy. of

Silks, Velvets, and Velveteens

Monster Closing Out Sale}

$40,000 WORTH OF GOODS

the Rossland Public.

Black and Colored ‘Dress Goods

Dress Trimmings and Ornaments

* Domestics and (inane

Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments
Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Clothing.

a

We have concluded to close out our

Entire Stock at a Sacrifice

Complete Stock Boots & Shoes

BLANKETS AND SPREADS
CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS.

This will be the Greatest Slaughter Sale ever witnessed in Russland.

As speedily as possible and discontinue business here.

K THE CRESCENT

EveryiArticle in Our Store at Cost ——uie—

STUSSI BLOCK

I oi ie aa Cn a a aN a aia aaa aR

Mining Property For
Sale

‘The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale
at Reasonable Figures,

Will Give Working Bonds.

Located on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon
and Porcupine Creek..

Also Properties itt the vicinity of Rossland.

J. L. WILSON, Grang Union Hotel,

TO RENT

Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building

Is' for rént in whole, or in part.

‘Two Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Floor.
Eight Rooms on Second Floor.
Six Rooms on Thira Floor.

Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping.
Times,

Apply at This Office. ss

Rent to Suit the

Two Sak.

OF GOODS ON TRACK

RESERVE FUNDS NOT AVAILABLE.

The frequent local irregularities of
most shoots make it very difficul’, to af-
firm, without

@ line

Wants, For Sale, Rent, Lost Etc

Tencents aline for the first Insertion: and five
cents

that the end of any certain ore bod:
been weachots, Ouine’ ten the eebit at

FOR RENT.

immediately distriouting profits as divi-
dends, reserve funds for. exploratory

for rent in the Recorp block.

For Rawr: A furnished and unfurnished room

Classified Business Directory.

Bailift Sale for Rent,

Thomas Holme and to me:

BROKERS.

wre. west.
‘cGREGOR, Atki: Co,
M' RB, neon a brokers a jena

work are seldom available, and s
impoveris' ment in a ‘evel hi
been eufficient to close a mine. ote | i
perience wih the large shoots is atill in-
ior safe i
Seid Saas
Church of England.

There will be special services this
evening at the Church of England at
7:80 o'clock.

—~—_.

ee ec
), on Lino. In Street near re ‘olumbia
bargain. 10-1

For 5
hd toll, used Nese d

FOR BALE.

‘24SE—Two story frame

vor tne Cheap, a0 horse power boiler in

id condition, Address Box

For moans ry comple outfit for a count:
Raper; 3 Washi san eleat 608
pply'at this

cae Eakah, Gaus

column han

paflding

news-
preas.

FRANK A, Baird, mining broker, P.O. box 265 | and.
JOHN M, Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia. ‘room sete, spedsprin

direct
nd chat +
goods ror the 5 stele of Hoy and

sobs, vis # quantity of house-

Fg Rg
:

H. HENDERSON, comtracto ilder.
Cc EE Box Boe. , contractor and bu!

DRUGGIETS.
F. RASER'S Drug Btore, 41 E.

he
Columbia avenue east
B. C., at 11 o'¢lock in

the Sih day of October, A. D. 1897.

WALTER J. 2nd oN
Dated at Rossland this
ber, A. D. 1897.

ity of

By virtue of a landlord’s warrant issued by
gains: the the
Slaount ot rent due

sheets,

¢ forenoon on Friday,

of Geto-

GRANITEWARE_=*
Srrcatiea! Prices. of TIN W ARE

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
M., FSIS, alley, rear Hotel Allan.

The

DEAYAGE.

The Vendome bar is serving a lunch
from noon until midnight ree. Call
and partake with us. - - 40-1-¢¢|

Movine: If you have

household
sais hea'Siaretaaer wagon

RavacE: The
handles all

to move

HA! ens
C* titers, Sohiens barns Prem eee

ROSSLAND

NORMALSCHOOL

IN REAR OF

0. N. Fox’s Grocery Store.

Foreigners tan;
and write Englie
jSONS—t ie 12.

Pranos: it youwe wen

ster Company
a ene S Red Star
are suspen

Red Star Transfer

arn ‘kinds of freight promptly.
want delivering or team!

ay kind ¢ done call up the Hed Stor Hanes.

Baoasge: If you 2
xing Jou

‘Transfer Company meets all o
one Soa ‘rill call ‘at

oo be

ao Ke

pemeneer®-| ©

7, Terms moderate.

ities iow’ sober, ese PRIN.
ms rt;
Painting and Drawing. nsanonciierot

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

EN ERE

Jugr stop and look in Fraser's window and see
every ni! me bp orien fo iy =
Leave 2 wat thes omfice.

Pople naooke
OeSate per week.

BATHS.

HARDWARK,
J. ¥. TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia: gre w.

HOTELS.
Tur Leland: Columbia avenue,

SECRET SOCIETIES

LO.0.F. meet
Masonic

invited al

eta 3 r+» BOC.

DD Lodge, No. 3,
Me
tea
‘up, N.G., John

of each
Lf month at Erbtasonle
tend, H.P. ‘MoUraney, Becret

‘every Friday event
9,00 oralock, ae Pearson mouse

Roesean
avening at 8:00,
‘vited to attend.

Hall.
tend.
Ot ihe Ast reureany
rareday
ell, ed
ondially invited to at:
OSSLAND Lodge, No. 21, K. of P., wil
Ri nsowto ‘iall "at

Cy
arssow, C.C.; C. A. ‘Gari,

Travers Hardware Uo,

RED STAR

ery and —{ransler (i

_ Gaddie and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck snd

ts

LAUNDRIES.
OMLART, Laund: in basement
Ris rand Union sate er Graham & Bon, pro

LUMBER DRALEBS.
A. &, KERRY & Co. lumber, etc., everything

ae .T.M.—Red_ Mountaii
x Sra end bth bth Wednesday of sa

meets
Te ‘each month

ai We have the for the C bia & Wester

z is lodge callwaye are prepared to unload and deliver all kinds of freight from csrs; any
Pm.
cordially invited. “J. ‘L. Farker® pear ‘Work:

thing moved—from‘a trunk to a boiler, Quick work. Tlephone No. 8.

J. WW. AARTLINE. PROP.

PHYSICIANS.

D® Edward Bowes, office over Post Ofice.

PLUMBERS.
IBSON & Wilcox. No 18
Guson s jo 18 E Columbia ave

BANK OF MONTREAL.

Barunooms fitted up with tubs and marble
mds aid styles, All work, per.

‘basins, all
sonally siencen te. C.M. Weller,

Capital, All Paldup, - $12,000,000

PERSONAL.

Dancina: Prof
rial ieee Dreyfous gives private le les

in ‘You want the Rossland Evzw Broo!
Sen ry AR"|

SIR DONALD A. SMITH.

HON. GEO. A. DRUMMOND.
E. 8, CLOUSTON ....

RESTAURANTS.

Awormen valuable a ue Vendome
Fadi is the best pisos ia town
7: B Yoodome, restaurant a dine.

restau!

and prices reasonable.

Helen 1. Key
Ms ‘writer, ‘Conan

WATCHMAKER,
BURBANK, one door west of Allen House,

Applications: for Liquor License.

A. GOUGH,

ayes, Benographer and Type Peron

Pert,
oe

re will
Postic AUCTION
Avenue, at the ci
hot
2th
in par-el 0! act’ of Vendy

siturte lying and ‘belt
cack 4 ate in the cit

in the Sapo of v Vic

Mortgage Sale of Valuable City Pro-

wer of sale con-
ihe

nett at thetr auction rooms

October 15th

c., in mae
t “aay If you want a Store or Office ina

BRICK BUILDING

You had better engage them now.

=/The Record’s New Fire Proof Building

Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. II. No. 93.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

The

International
Musie * Hall

Cafe and Bar
BURRITT & KANE Prop.
GEO. W. BUSHNELL, Business Mgr.

Decorations.
A New Line of

Wall Papers
from 173¢ cents a roll upwards. Large
stock to choose from. A bargain
line of REMNANTS from last year’s
atock in two'to eight roll lots,
Will give figures on Contract Work
Special line of Fancy Papers for
Bar Decorations.

H. S. Wallace’s

Stationery, Wall Paper
And Fancy Goods Store.

High Class Concert and

‘VAUDEVILLE

Every Night (Excepting Sunday.)

LOOK AT

Fraser's Window

JUST ARRIVED
HE FINEST ASSORTMENT or
Manicure Scissors
Files, Tweezers
Sponge Bags
Perfumes
Mirrors; Etc.

CEO. A. FRASER 41 Columbia

A. M.. ZINN, Amusement Manager. | ~

FIRE BRIGADE WRANGLE

Effort to Force the City Council to
Discharge Assistant Chief
Fred Windsor.

REASONS FOR THE DIFFICULTY

Some Ratepayers Held a Session
Last Night—No Special !
Council Meeting.

The members of the volunteer fire

brigade, who resigned now wish to be
taken back by the city again, providing
that the city discharges Fred Windeor
and selects an assistant chief of the paid
department from among their number.

For that purpose they appointed # com-
mittee last evening to confer with the
council.

Dave Stussi and Wm. Austin ap-
peared in court this morning, but upon
request of their attorney,ex-Solicitor Mac
Neill, their caees were remanied until
next Wednesday.

At the meeting called by the firemen’
last evening the citizens present were:

C. 0. Lalonde, John Jackeon, F. B.
McLeod, F. W. Rolt, Dr. H. L. A. Kel-
ler, Geo. Ricbardeon, D. Stussi, Eing
Johnzon, A. H. MacNeill, W. H. Jones.
Dr. Campbell, John Boultbee, Charles
Van Ness, Wm. Austin and Aldermen
Johnson and Wallace. Cc, O. Lalonde
was made and John Watson, |

Le Bon Marche Millinery House,

121 East Columbia Avenue.
Complete Fall Importations of . . .

Millinery Novelties

bp ta Oi acho

jr., acted as secietury. |
cnet

ission & committée|

proved unavailing to ohtai:
‘ag also did Sarther efforts in ‘the

djhand. A saving of 2a ton on much a

FROM P. A. O’FARRELL.

Views on Transportation Facilities Published
in ‘Vancouver World.

SIR CHARLES. REMAINS),

In 8 long article about
and smelter’s PB A.

.0’Farrell in the Vancouver World says
in part:

“T bave reached Robson on the ex-
tension of the Columbia & Western from
Trail, and not till I made this trip did I
see the ity fer and the

Finds the Climate So Invigorating | bee:
He Will Rest Here Till
Monday.

of this new line of railroad. Here rail
‘se, made. bet

plying from the various mining camps
of the Slocan region and between the
Columbia & Western and the Canadian

MACKENZIE BOWELL ESCORT HOME | Po

ported
to the United States will be couch
friendly terms.

Dorit ion

ition with the
peti rast for

SPARKS ein THE WIRE.

England stands “frm an

jet any patlons outside of Piorecit and the
United 8!

ites try Leven a tee to settle the
ring pros cont
Britain's reply to the he bimetallista bas
mn postpons
he Dingley bill is said to be causing
decrvete-# of British exports.
8;
shed in
N. Whitney, president of the
Coal Co,, confirms the re-

that the reply of

Hen:

Party of ‘Who

Pacific. From here aleo the C
& Western with its line to the west to
the Boundary and Penticton. Freight
and treatment are the two great prob-
lems which the mine owners of the Koot-
enays and Boundary have to solve.
“We have 5, 000,000, of gold in sight
Star remar! al be

et

Cet. "R. Galusha, of the Jumbo mine, |

aseer's that the Jumbo contains more

gold \..an the Klondike in its immense
ore bodies,. but the difficulty of extract-

ing that ore at a profit to be solved.

son Return.

Sir Chasles Tupper finds Rossland s0
attractive that he has decided to stay
until next Monday. In speaking to
Maj. Cooper and a Recorp reporter this
morning he remarked that he was en-
foying ni Bis stay pare yery mosh much and was

wou!
leave Loa Monday,
kind le, all contributed to enjoy-
ments tt ‘he could find spare ney
enough he intended to virit the Josie

Ve
Mayor Scott and Ald Fraser Return.
«We made the trip up from Trail yes-

The Deer Haske is Shots
property of immense: proportions out o!
which will eventually be extracted
more gold than would suffice to pay off)
the entire indebtedness of the Dominion
of Canada but the Deer Park, like the
Jumbo and Centre Star, can
made big aindend paying concerns
when freight and treatment
charges are reduced to a live and let
live policy. The War Eagle Compan:
is engaged opening up and blocking out
its ore bodies in the deeper levele. That
policy will continue till better and.
cheaper rates on freight and ore drese-
ing are obtained. Perhaps it will take
two years but in that time the War
will have 76,000 tons of ore on

uantity of ore means a saving to the
of $150,000 and I
presume th -holders would rather
wait than let ‘thie Jarge amount of
money go to oth

Crisp irom News.

* Now on tale,

‘ dieptay ‘Gver made here. Select Styles of Trimmed Round

Hats and Toques. Models from the leading Paris House
Algo ch ice styles of dress and suit hate from our own work- | 94,
roome.. Large variety of Walking Hats and -Sailors frosh
=" S06. up. Pattern Hats from $3.00 up. Inspectiow invited:

SSHLL & HALEY,

{Succeseors ol. P) BURNS & CO.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef,|’

Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, Ofsters.

SPOKANE ST., ROSSLAND:

neon to have a meeting.” “s
To the charge 0 of Lae | officer
inthe dischra is Sty:
se oirtended it silt = ‘Ato:

orn’ not ilty. aor
M scNefh announced ie “6 court that

terday in 50 7? said Ald. pth |
this morning. who, in company with
the mayor returned from Robeon, where
they left Sir Mackenzie Bowell.

The epecial the party made the trip
in was the first train to run over the
new road since the government in-
spector’s trip.

“The road bed,” Mr. Fraser ssid,
oat com; with any rt- of thi

fan Pacific’! yi -

ancncy, The trip is one contingal

Pp leasure,  owii ng to, the

aoe ic views. ‘Sir McKenzie did

Bot tarry in Robson, but took the boat
ints up the lake.

e other members that made oP, the
special party that accom; ied Sir.
kenzie were J. Martin, T. fn

Daly, Commodore Groy, Gene ral Super-

bia & Western, General Manager Fits-

rald of the smelter, Supe intendent.
iti ger and Judge 8 Spin! 2

The. smalter: and. railyas,.oftgiait

Victoris, Ovt,.6,——Collector Milne: has
, | received * vw fetter”

customs officer at Tagish Eake, stating
that he is about’ to forward 10,000, the |;
amount of duty collected from prospec-
tors who took.American goods over the
ber way and. Dyea trails on their way

e Kfondike.
Mr. Alexander. prainet who bess Beet

with the

tion.
CHINESE “SNIPE” SHOOTER.

A Rossland Celestial Excites the Curiosity,
of Citizens.

land is Te
tan city. Almost everything to be
found in a larger city can ‘be found
here. It was no surprise, therefore to
the citizens, _who were out early the

Sli:

—

other to. see a Chi

JOHN R. COOK,
Office and Business Rooms
*% TO RENT *

Corner of Columbia Avenue and Washington Street.
: in the city.

Best location a

Shares of Stock in|te

“shooting snipes.”’
This terns may be somewhat vague to
the initiated, and it will be necessary to
explain what ‘‘shooting snipes’? means
in plain language, one who picks ups
stump of as cigar. A cigar after once
being ht and thrown away is called a
“gnipe” and the act of any person in
epee it up ig termed “shooting,

ere are different kinds of ae
There the

J ince
a snipe for
Some of his

Good Mining Property.
Good Substantial/Companies.

Hepat 3. a a icnan
ho D does not pss the ap] ance uf

smoking his gt one eettnk him and

Town Lots.

OFFICE WITH ———=

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office.

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

the minnte
catch it before it touches the Sroun
and walk proudly away. smokin;

nice long snipe to s tramp on
ia‘sometimes more we!

In all the larger cities men and b
make a living by picking up cigar
stumps, which are bought by cheap
cigar manufacturers and again manu:

der
the. he” resid it away andy

GRAND ANION AOTEL

cities the trade has been =: numerative |
‘as to build up large factor
Bat the Chinaman

factured into cigares. In foct, in some

‘observed by the
citizens the other morning was not fig-
o business

daly tte te, states 2 that
eaph ‘creek bound

f
for the mer eat iis ere all Canadi
ho | route.

Whesimen an Suspended.
Montreal,: Oct.. 6.—Twenty-four cy-
lists have been suspended by the local
Racing Board of the C. W. A., for rid-
ing at meets not sanctioned by the C.
W. A. Nineteen of these men are locel
riders who took. part in the races at
Lepine Park (Sanday). Others are
and Waterloo men, who rode at

‘Another gut case of small pox
is made ae tance 8 ‘at at the civic hospi-

ren.

: Around Winnipeg.
Winnipeg,.Oct. 6.—Charles Gibson, a
son of D. Gibson, of Jauris, received
the contents. of a shotgun in his elbow
by the accidental discharge of the
weapon. The arm has been aunputated.
Allan idyne, an engineer on the
Nortaern railway, was fatally
Sounded while duck shootin; gat Morris
yesterday dying from the

Bir will Mem ‘an Horne i expected
here this week.

tieaitae Mayor Dead.
The sad news of ex-Mayor | Fred.
Cope’s death is now beyond. a doubt,
gaysthe News Advertiser, as besides
Mr, Alcock, Mr. J. F. Richardson pub-

lished in Sunday’s paper. ‘There is also
tohand the sworn information of A.
Blayney, who witnessed the accident.

Cc. P.R. R. Receipts.
Montreal, Oct. 6.—The Canadian Pa-
cific Railway company’s traffic receipts
for the week ending .September 30th
were $764,000; for the same week last
year they ‘were $500,

Mr. McInnes, M. P., is in Ottawa

from the* Canadiamr}

ar and she is
toiyariel ty her ‘two youngest child- a

Htreated-Sir Mackenzie
royally. am and ae meniber "ot Mine "we

itys @Martin eays that he had no fan s¢
he was mn and had to look after
J. Farguson McCrae and the others.
‘Gu Farguson McCrae and Comm
claim on the other hand that their
alarm wien Mr.
it

were treated to
vallwar: cficiais and otherwise en

Nine Hundred Cases.
Magistrate Jordan has disposed of
over 900 cases since he has occupied the

May.

cases. an this ledger there ere Ket
pages and the cases ave! rage &
. The first.case that came before
im, was one of Gisturbing the peace by | Spr
two men fighti: ng.
‘he revenues derived from the court
uring thie time, amounted to nearly a
ousand dollars.

ter Br
COMING ; AND GOING.
Remember the dance tonight.

fair.
Mr. Whitney, of the brok. -age firm of
MeMillen SW bitney, left for Spokane on
theRed Mountain train this morning.
M. R. Galusha, of the Jambo mine,
who has Been in the e city several days,
is
R. Caie ot Victoria, brother of J. C.
Caie, the well known 1: 1ing man, is
opie to arrive toni;,.:t from Victoria.
M. Weller, the popular Rossland
umber, has return fom Grand
Forks where he was engaged two weeks
putting in plumbing etc., the new
residences of Mayor Manley and Mr.
Cummings.
Thorwald C. Ilartman, son of A. §.
Hartman, the mei t has returned
from the fruit fair at Spokane.
joyed the visit greatly.
8.0. Chezum and Alex. MoMasters
have returned from the head of Arrow
lakes in the Lexington creek country.

He en-

Sistas has issued

for solidity and per-| gat

intendent F. P. Gutelins of the Colum-| Aca:

a eee cht heaters, steel lined at Hun- | po;

ae E. A. Chambers, of the hin firm of Danielg [today.
tl ty
train for Spokane i w take in the frait

eT he farm ers of

withs a - drought and the people are pray-
Accompanied Him to Rob- for ral

Costa Ria ia seeking to weld firmer
ith Canada.

trade relations wit

The bureau of statistics af the United
a table showing Rd
ports and imports for August,

fret fall month under the ao tariff,

to | mont
as the so elighttal
weather, invig = ing mountain air and | will far

matter of exports.
ae Ayre le and free, for Al

848,812, These 3

decrease of ak shows $50,000,

of 1896. "was du
heavy en In. the ae ss of
raw wi

of conspi against
of Spain and an attempt on the life
of Governor Norrez.
By official returns just issued oe is
¢ deri Sep-

a. Ringiom was 1:

i British ship Iolanthe,
paleo.on August arrived at
quarantine last night. She
several cases of malaria. on ra, bak
am

and of foreigners

ia loud in hia praises of their heuparty the Fraser ri

bench in Rossland, dating from lsat | hero

This morning he finished filling his |i
ledger book in which he records the Al

novan,
ment, in "tront of the store this alter
ae

mail cor service in Wot Pe York took mae
The tube runs between the post-

will be started snon to Brooklyn and the
sub station at Forty-fourth street an
ington avenue. The tube carriers
id 600 letters and can be

Five Bodies Recovered Near South Indian—
- Castleman Destroyed.

Ottawa. Ont., Oct. 6.—Five bodies

have been recovered near South Indian

asa result of forest, fires. They are

those of Mrs. Levielle, Miss Stiles, her

sister, and Mrs. Levielle’s children, one

, | an infant and the other 12 years old.

Two or three houses is all that is left
of a thriving villiage at South Indian.
Two houses and a hotel are all that re-
main of Casselman. The village. of
Cheney is obliterated. Sixty of the
most destitute were brought to this city

Pro
ie a end seventy Taine adits ‘nd belng o
jocated nortl

bel ae D. KANE, Assignee. GEORGE WUSKAELL, Manager.

Columbia, Mee: - - . Rossland, B. C.

‘Avent be
1 oe : = Bu : Largest and best jidoia an the city. Fifty finely
|S x he = : : ; furnished rooms, first-class. Rates reasonable.
in block 27, ou m Of District io 8 Talaitce in accordance ‘Ww vais. ana| There will be s Store Room 24 x 40 and a few nice offices =| pa
‘made known at the sale.” For further par.

+| of Rorsiand. - ants.
BACK & MasDONALD. | Seularesppiy \©__ gMITH CURTIS, for rent at Reasonable Terms Apply Hotel Allan For Sale u
‘ or

Dated Sept. 29th, 1897, 7
~ Vendor's Solicitor, Columbia Ave. this Offi
and, Be at this ice.
Reasons Only.
___For Personal Reasons On'y:

CITY OF ROSSLAND =
Dated r at the City of Romland, this’ 7th day of AND;
TEL. 27 LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSL: » B.C.

Court of Revision. | o23i,
Hotes is. is hereby given that the Court of Re-
viston, uTpose OF
One pundngt.ai tly furnished, aight and airy bedroo! Parlors, baths,
SADDLE AND PACK HOBBES! billiard and pH club rooms. | room Yprcolied. Electric uget
ELIVERY AND TRANSFERING. steam heat

{ heariag all com-
pe id
Asnerok AND RESERVE STS. 2¢
, B.C.

r: athe town. —
J. W. LANE. PROP. Only Brick 1fotel in

Alderman McPherson has returned
from a months’ visit to Brandon, Man.
J.N. Ralston has returned from the

in; into the to!
“Dated 1 17th of ei eptecor, eet aring on going ior,

‘otice is hereby given that we ve will appt

ae lunch 25 cents at the Vendome.
fA a vensome ves quick service
te ed on score ne| |

trade.
nig gallon can
5 meet his Sand he had a short
id sebicn

the Miners’ Union in its

case involving | the constitutionality of

the law the Pp of country where he has been
Chinese underground in mines, prospecting this oe

For Sale Cheap. Ski

Residence lot 16, block 6, in original

townsite. Apply at this office.

Will be finished by Octeber 16th. this afternoon and the others are being
: provided for at farm houses elsewhere.
The Canada Atlantic railroad has not
of yet been able to get a train to Caseel-
man on account of the fire which started
ee vicinity, and a en raged aoe
Le Roi Mining company. —Casse A
John A Manly of Grand Forks South India and Guensy’ —were swept
aero ce in the city for ‘several ct i der morning th the ne people pe tee Cas-

has
faye left yesterday for Bonners Ferry,
Idaho, to visit the Centennial mine. Sia cat ay the

Director Drewery took up his resident | South Indian, with a popalation of 500,
quarters at Sunset No. 2 yesterday. ters are only tbree or four houses
For Sale or Lease. standing.

Tworstory frame building at a bar-| Air tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-
gain. Apply. aad office, ter Bros.

Rossiand Branch.

Branches in
LONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.

And in the Principe] Cities in Canada.

PLUMBING.

C. M. WELLP®, practical sanita:
gpekane Wiredtand Columbia avenue. 7

‘rank W!
it county, Wash., isin town yisit-

Pbepe ing his gon, who is in the employ of the

F faid trong,
ea kind of animal hfe.
Azulay’s Goods Sold.

The goods and “chattels of the old | 25
stock exchange, formerly ran by A. E.
Azulay, were yesterday eold by Bahff
W. J. Robinson to Shippley & Booles,
hotel keepers.

Air tight heaters, steel lined at Han-| 8

ter Bros.

The Recorp job office wil save ype

Dx. Finney, dentist, suse! vl
- dentist, Stusai vlock. 26 per cent over old priceu.

Buy snd fell Sterling Exchange and Cable
Transers, Grant Commercial and Travellers
Credits available in any part of the world.
DRADTS ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETO.

FOUND. ees te
a oy Sea See McKinnon at the Alhambra.
Founb—Palr Talse teeth.” Apply Record, Otis What does Alhambra mean? It was
ee a. Moorish palace were ie Moorish
repaired to spen eir summers.
Uk it the name of McKinnon’s hos-
telry on Washington street. 9-27-m

ROSSLAND OPERA HOUSE
MIs8 LILLIAN BEDI oD
P. 0. Box 862, far erp 2!

svossor™ Pe geet
Rossland, B.C. will be held a : the GCounctt
Chamber, City 0: Rossland, on Monday,
day ot Nover fr, A.D. 1807, atzorcie

. For Sale.
‘Two small i i
we i ine engines.

Apply

J. 8. C, FRASER, Manager. rv Clerk’s Ufice, hosdant, B&., spe ath. ait tight heaters, steel lined at Hun-