ONTE ORISTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA.

These three properties are owner
by Enstern Onnada capitalists and are

T , ‘aan. 3
S THOMPSO
ROS is SON
represented here by George Pfunder . ni at 4 :
ag general = imanager and Harold . Ee
Kingamill, son and trea. Fhoy sro T have blocks of stock in the following companies for sah —

all situated on Monte Cristo mount- .
Eureka Consolidated, West 1c Roi and Josie, Monita, Homestakg

about a mile north of town. 1800's
ae Gere emetarh ont Gopher, R. E. Lee, Eveniug Star, Monte Cristo,
and Silverine.

To the Ladies. |

It you desire anything in the furni-
ture line—fine rocking chaira, misses’
and children’s chairs, couches, etc,—a
carload just received at Glazan’s, corner
First avenue and Spokane atreet. Low:
est prices in town.

‘TOOK! » LOOK!

BOARD AND ROOM
85.00 PER WEEK.

MEALS 15 CENTS
AND ®
‘TRA, COFFE OR BERR WITH MEALS.
BEDS 25 cents and 50 cents
per Night.
$100 per week and up.
—aT THE—
‘Dominion Hotel.

South Spokane street.
Call and see us.

Schilling’s
Teas... .

INFORMATION
HBOUT THE MINES.

_

A Brief Write-up Which Will be Ex-
tended to All the Properties
in the Camp.

LB ROI, WAR-BAGLE, CENTRE STAR

Best A I
Owners and Other
Sources.

English Breakfast,
Indo-Ceylon,
Ideal Blend,

O. M. FOX & CO.

106 E Columbia Avenue.

woe 1 le...

GranD.

Enropean Flan,
ones heing correct.
Sam, T, ARTHUR, P oprietor.|°° Seen ten” band,
a awraatitigy

Ps _The Deer Park is located on the
it of Deer Park mountain in
the south belt, u mile and a half,
south west of town, and has probably
the largest mineral deposit in. the
camp. It is developed by » shaft 145
leet deep, and 95 feet cross-cut. Its
machinery consists ofa 40-horse boil-
er and a 20-horge hoist. Supplics are
laid ju-for an all winters work. The
great body of ore is low grade, but ie
reported improving 8 depth is gained.
RUNBET NO. 2-
The Sunset No. 2, is owned by the
¢ di ldfields Syndi limit-
ed, and situated in tne south Lelt, on
the east slope of Deer Park mountain,
one half mile from the business cen-
ter of Rossiand, and just above the
1. & W.*-ack. It ia being vigorously
woe with a force of 25 men and
two machine drilla. In the tunnel 54
feet a day Is being driven, and in the
shaft, 44 feet. On the 20th of Nov.
there was 380 feet of work done, be-
leden atifpping the vein, and other
prospect work. ‘This property bus a
7-drill compressor, hoist, pumps and
evexything f> tre eco
ical development o: ne mine.
Lk RO!

of tunnel, shaft, rise and crosa-cut
work. Itis provided with two com
pregsors, one 7 and one 4-rille,

Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work anit
ig furnished power by the Monte Cris-
to. Forty men ure employed on the
two properties,

Virginia: Over $13,000 was expenid-
ed on the Virginia by former owners.
Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasers
com da double compartment
vertical shalt, which will be provided
with cages, the firat in the camp.

All three of there cluima are val-
uable and promise fair to make divi-
dend paying mines.

ANNIE B.

This claim is owned by the British
Lion mining company, George A.
Fraser, sev. and tres, It is lorated on
the eaet slope of Deer Park moun
tain, gouth bolt, adjoining the Gold
Hunter and Grand Prize. . It is crown
granted and has a shalt down on the
vein 90 feet. Ore usvays from $6 to
¥10,5 :. is regarded as a good . pros-
pect.

| Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. II. No. 275.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1898.

ROLT & FRANCES OFHOG CHOLERA
GROGAN

One Hundred and Seventy Five Head
Have Died in Town.

——[—_-

ONE. HUNDRED HORE TO BE KILLED

PRICE 6 CENTS

Wall Paper
Department.

Lots in the Original: Townsite.

THE REDDIN JACKBON CO., AGENTS, ROSSLAND, RB. C,

CITY COUNCIL MEETING.

Court of Revision to Meet June 3 and Rate of
Taxation to be Fixed.

At the regular meeting of the city
council last evening Alderman Goodeve
suggested that eight instead of ten hours
constitute a day’s labor for the city,
which was adopted by the council. Mr.
Goodeve held thet as such labor was
paid by the hour the city will be the
gainer, as aman would do nearly a8
much work in eight as in ten hours.

The reaidents and properiy owners
along Spokane street da petition
asking that a sidewalk bo laid along the
west aide of that street to Union avenue
and that a bridge be built over Trail
creek on Spokane etreet, which was re-

mite ferred to the board of works.

Dr. J. A. Armatrong, dominion veteri-| June 2 was fixed as the date of the
nary surgeon, who hud been notified of | meeting of the court of revision, which
the ot hog chelera in Rossland, will consist of Mayor Wallace and Alder-
upon ion y a: ined | men Thomps2n, Goodeve, Edgreen and
that it was tro true, Clute.

The information came through Dr. Alderman Goodeve gave notice that at

i to the g which | the next meeting he would introduce a
in turn instructed Dr. Armstrong to go|motion fixing the rates of assessment
to Rossland to investigate. Mr. Hick- | for the ensuing year.
inbotfom, when found by Dr. Armstrong, The board of works recommended
conducted him to the stock pens of J. . | that a bridge be built across Trail creek
Catlett, coutheast of town, juat below] on Spokane street and that the marsh
the Chincse gardens. They found thatjon St. Paul street between First and
the disease had already killed 176 hoge| Second avennes be drained. It also re-
|, | and the other 101 were so infected that ported the following tenders for lumber
i -y to deatroy them. and recommended that the Grst two be

This determination was reached Jast| patronized: E. A. Wolf, $11.50 per m.;
night, and this morning Dr. Armetrong| B.O. 8. & R. Co.. $11.75; Louis Blue,
put four men to work preparing to cre- $12. ~
mate them. The pens, troughs and Billa and salary lists
‘\ amber about the premises, will be used | $1,522.55 were allowed.
to build the bonfires. Not only these} The financial condition of the city
premises but the entire town will ‘be | waa discussed but no action taken,
disinfected and the disease stamped out| The Miner and the Record’s adverti-
before Dr. Armstrong leaves. Two jsing propositions were referred to the
bands of hogs ing to Chi inance i
in that neighborhood have been seized
and placed in quarintine.

. a In speakizg sbout the disease Dr.
A

said it had been contracted
JUST ARRIVED. here. Mr. Catlett haa raised and fat-
~—

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

A BLESSING |
TO WOMEN “=

Or Porturient Panaces. Absolutely Safe!
Perfect Cure! For all female

Indian

©. O’Brien Reddin returned last even-
ing from Spokane. -

Dr, Edward Bowes has been selected
as medical officer of the B, A. Corpora-
tion.

Gen. Charles 8. Warren, Hector Mc-
Rae and ex-Governor Mackintosh left
Jast evening for a sojourn at Halcyon
hot springs.

Roy Clark returned last evening from
Spokane.”

from

Notice to Contractors.

‘This write-up will be contiued cor-
rected and carried until the principal
mines and prospects have been des-
cribed. As we are uvable to visit all
propertics herein mentioned we will
not be ible for all t

but in the main they can be relied up-

'Dr, Neuman say:

| willing to. forgo its use afterwars.

‘POWERFUL

| RESTORATIVE
_ TONIC

- No patient who has
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED AT Ross. age it gpee Moun be
LAND up to Wednesday, the 27th day of April {nstant, at 6 o'clock iu the after.

noon, for the erectinn of a

We are representing the largest am-
ount of insurance capital in the city.

We insure mining machinery, build-
ings, dwellings, merchandiee and stocks
of all kinds.

Now COMPLETE IN EVERY
LINE, eee He He

em POWER HOUSE AT BONNINGTON FALLS ___gf> a

AT i
and removal of present building. Plans ant specifications can only be seen at :
iS. Wallace's
1 J

the company’s works at Ronnington Falle. Propored ‘tenderers will obtain full
data and information from William Anderson, engineer in charge at Bonnington
Stationery, Wall, Paper, Roox, «
Fancy Goode and Notion Store

**

Herrick of the Iron Mask
went.to Spokane today.

Mra. Spoule left Rossland to join her
husband at Republic. Osa
Mrs. Helen Varker went to Spokane
over the Red mountain today.

Clide Pringle left today for the Boun-
dary country. z

Lonis Blue left today for Grand Forks
on, business. 3

Mr. and Mrs. Chambers and Miss
Hirsch of Trail attended the Hockey
club hop last evening.

E, J. Roberts returned to Spokane
today. :

Joseph B. Dabney is back from a visit
to his mining interests at Ymir.

‘A. P. O'Farrell left on the southbound
train today. a Eases
Mr. and Mra, Ross Thompson were.
among the southbound passengers. Mra,
Thompson. goes to Spokane to. visit
friends and Mr. Thompeon to Grand
Forks and Republic on business.

. Not_a cure all but r p
NOE a cogs all tay © speoins far womans

GOODEVE BROS.

DRUGGISTS AND
STATIONERS om

It pays to deal with Goodeye Bros.

Kodaks, Hand Cameras and
Photographic Supplies of all
Kinds W holesale and Retail.

RDERS TAKEN for

30 yer cent lera than t

OPING AND FINISHING DEPARTMENT 1 our gallory.and have puts first-class m:
charge of same. All work will receive prompt attention, to our

Our best Cabinet $ 3 5 Per Dozen for the

Photos only next 30 Days.
Gallery and Sales Room Carpenter & Co
¥, block east of P. O. ‘saks. = —

Policies written while you wait.

They Will Be Burned--Dr. Hickinbot-
tom Informed the Authorities,

Notice to Shareholders

Notice is hereby given that. a special
meeting of the shareholders of the Lily
May Gold Mining Company will be held
at the office of said company in the city
of Rossland, Province of British Colum-
bia, May the 7th 1898, at the hour of 6
o'clock, p. m., of that date for the pur-
pose of considering, and ifdeemed udvis-
able, of passing a lati jing
the disposal of the whole or any portion
ofthe assetts and subsidiary interests
and properties of said company, and to
transact such other business a8 may be
lawlul before said meeting.

Dated at Spokane this 4th day of
April 1897.
Franx Kizse, Secretary.

Modern in all its appointments.
Headquarters for mining men Rates
reasonable. Centrally located, corner

Falls. No tender necessarily accepted. -
West Kootenay Power & Light Compa y, Limited.
Rossland, B. C., April 18, 1898. pu

Canterbury Block.
86 Columbia Ave.

THE UNION.

Tho Union ia located’ three miles
north of Roaslond and isowned by H.
P. Jones, Hugh MeGlynn, Mike Mor-
rie, B. Cronyn, J. A. McDonald... A
shaft hug been sunk on the vein’ 85
feet with a tunnel and open cot of 35
feet. Surveyed and crown granted.

BLUE BUCKET AND PRIMROSE.
Owned by Hurry P. Janes. Located
five miles north uf Roseland, and a
near neighbor of the Highland: The
Primrose shows an iron capping 75
feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows
nu T-foot quartz ledge on the surface,
“ELECTA AND CHIEF SETTLE.

These properties belong .to the Ger-
mania Gold Mining company and are
located on Green mountain just north
of Red mountain, three and a half).
miles from Rossland. ‘There is a 90
foot shaft and 30 foot cross-cut on the
Electa. The ledge is large and well
defined, and agsays have been obtuined we

an high as $300 a ton.
Travers, Hardware Co.

OE te clear
Quick Work.
Red: Star Livery and Transfer Co.

! If you want a
orses horse or horses of

/+J® any kind, or to
buy a good Livery barn and business at
a point

yar art 4 on the new
Republic,
Cheroda,

Curlew a

Bonaparte Camps.

Address;—COL. 1. N HUGHES
Myers Falls, Washington.
Dealer in Hay, Grain, Poultry and

Produce.
I. .
The Le Roi mine has become fame

ft DIRECTORY @
jua as the greatest gold producer

Dominion, Provincial and Gity]in Canada. Itnas besides putting ip
Take notice that I, George Pfunder OFFICIALS extensive and expensive machinery,
et al., free miner’s i No. 87164

paid for over ptt feet of pork built
: 5 ® y buildings, purchased and
intend, 60 days from the date hereof, tol noyrytoN GOVERN'NT OFFICERS] aeurly completed a smelter, and paid
apply to the Mining for a Cer- #72
tificate of Improvements, for the .pur

5000 in dividends, It is situated
on the south-east slope ©
pose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the 1 ;
above claim.

@ And further take notice that action,
under section 87, must be commenced
‘before the issue of such Certificate of
Improvements.

Dated this 22nd day of March, 1868.
Grorcs P

Call and Examine Our

BK odaks and
Photographs

it ws

MINERAL ACT 1896.

Certificate of Improvements.
- NOTICE.

The Townsite Mineral Claim, situate
in the Trail Creek Mining Division of
“Weat Kootenay Diatrict.

Whare located :—about 2,500 feet south
east of the Le Roi Mineral Claim.

RULES OF NAVAL WAR.

Spanish Merchant Ships Given Until May 21
to Leave American Ports.

vompany, J. A. Kirk, pres, Hector
McPherson, vice pres., G. A. Fraser,
ec. and tra, Lorated on the north
aide of the Columbia river, three miles
helow Trail. Work consists of a 40
foot shaft. 60 foot tunnel. and about
100 feet of open-cuts. Assays $13.
THE ELBA.
city. C Mi The Elha ia situated on Lackout
ia | $2.500,000, mountain, in the south belt. just
shares, par value $5. per share. south of the ‘Crown Point and is
Maine ie hold at $5,000,000, owned by the, Elba-Trail Creek Con-
Jt ins ita own electric light plant solidated mining company, ‘Robert
and ity ore bina are builton the GC. &| Err, local manager. ‘There is a shaft
AW. track, with a tramway to the Red down on the vein 100 feet and acon:
Mountain roi f. The principal | tract let for another 100 fee wi h nine
N. Peytun,| men working.

President McKinley has issued the-
: ‘ heel Se

4

rights of Spanish vessels in or ‘bound to
United States ports with regard to the
right of search: *

Firat—The neutral flag covers enemy’s
goods with the exception of contraband
of war. *

Becond—Neutral goods not contraband
of war are not liable to confiscation
under the enemy’s flag.

‘hird in order to be bind- ]
ing must be effective. i *
-Fourth—Spanish -merchant ib vessels in... =
any:ports-or pl in the United
all be allowed -until- May 21,

Two Advertising Propositions.
The Rossland Miner submitted a pro-
position. to the city council to sell the
city 28,571 copies of that paper at 1%
cents a copy to be delivered daily for the
purpose of advertising the city.

The Record, thinking that possibly
thecity fathers were desirous of doing
k in its line, i e fol-

Stairs.
Tel, No. 8 ™

R. B, McDowatp :—Collector of Customs.
Government agent in charge of bureau
for iasaing Klondike m‘ners’ certifi-

W. 8. Jonzs:—Internal Revenue Col-
lector.

° _|tened most of the hogs in their present
Bel: moun-, quarters, When they commenced. to
die off he did not know what was the
matter andasked Dr. “Hickenbottom to
examine them. He at once da x
the disease cholera and notified the gov- lowing:
ernment. ss To the mayor.and city council of the
‘Dr, Arinstrongsaya that Mr. Catlett /COrP on of land,- emén;—
has acted very honorably in the matter Should your honorable body.deem it ex-
and will sniffer great loss unless the gov- pedient to the.city of d incl

$5,000 $5,000

‘WAR. WITH.SPAIN!.

Good end Ile horses, elegant turnouts and fancy driving teams; will drive you
anywhere at any time day or night.” each .

Tf yeu are getting up a driving party,..ce us about tige—goal horses.

Horses boarded by the day or month, Packing of all kinds done, |. We do er
prese and baggage work ; will cai] at anv part of the city. vacts and job wt”
done promptly, light or heavy freight handled, mini machinery delivered o
short notice, ore contracts taken, Furniture, pranes and enfes safely moved. We
pay all damages don« to anthing we handle, | We act as ehippers’ agents, will tran
sfer, warchouse, or ship any clus of goods.

The

‘PROVINCIAL OFFICERS.

SECRET SOCIETIES

istrar.
Joun Kirxur:—Recorder and Chief of
ay

JROSSLAND, Lodge, No. 86, 1.0.0.5, meats
every Monday night in Masonic Hall.
Visiting brethren condsally invited to attend.
John Kirkup, N.G., John Jacksou, Jr., Sec,

A.M.

P police.
W..J. Roninson :—-Depnty Sheriff.
E. 8. Bowes, M. D:—Coroner.
D. J. McDonatp:—Inspector of Mines.

P Court Reg-| stockholders are Col. 1.
3

tor George Turner, Col, W. W.
). Turner, Wm. J. Harris, Cot Wm.
IL Ridputh, L. F Williams, Maj. J.
M. Armstrong, E. D, Sanders.
CENTRE STAR,
Owned by Centre Star mining com-
pany, Oliver Durant manger. Cay

CORINTHIAN Lodge No. 77, A. Fg
meotson theevening of the first Thursds)
ef each month at Masonic ,, Rossland.
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to at-
tond. H. P. MoCraney, Secretary.

O.7.M.—Red Mountain Tent No. 4 meets
K. ae ‘and Sth Wednesday ofeach month
in Society Hall.

Smelting
Industr

OF
Eritish Columbia

J

HE ABOVE QUESTION In ONE OF THE

coming questions to be thoroughly
discuesed and settled and will, within
the next year, enter into practical polt-
tics. In order that the fullest hght may
‘be bronght to bear upon the question, J
offeram

Three Prizes for Essays
on this suject:

How may the Smelting Industry of
British Columbia be most iall

ie

ROSSLAND CITY OFFICERS.

H. 8. Watnace :—Mayor.
C, 0. Latonps, Alderman,
AB. A

' $1,000,000, shures par volt

fLeach, No stock on the market.
there has been sepeated refuanis of
par and better. The mine is situated
Lz town, half mile north of the. busi-
ness center. Ip has four separate and

J. 8. Ciurz, Jz., Alderman.
Ross THomvgon, Alderman.
Avpeet Barrett, Alderman.
J. Epanen. Alderman,
G. A. Jonpan, Police Magistrate.
J. A. Inaram, Chief of Police.
Wa. McQuzzn, Clerk and Treasurer.

and Collector. :
Repoicx, M. D., Health officer.

T. M. Daly.

-ROSSLAND’S

vue Evestna Recorp,

Mining Brokers

Wx. Hanp, Assessor, License Inspector

7 H. 8. Wallace.
License Commissioners, G. A. Jordan.

SOLID BUSINESS MEN.

EnTerpnrisine Firys Wi0 ADVERTISE IN

Danner & PARKER

Roir & Grogan

Mines and Realestate

retained and built up inCanada without
predjudicially affecting the interest of
the mine owners.

First Prize $50
Second Prize $30
Third Prize$20

The ageays to be in the hands of the
Secretary of the Board of Trade on or be-
fore June 1, 1898.

Prof. G. M. Dawson, of Ottawa; Prof.
‘W.A. Carlyle, of Rossland and Prof.
W.G. McConnell, of Victoria, will be
asked to act as judges.

‘the decision will be made on or be-
fore July 1, 1898, when the money will
be paid to the winners.

} B, McARTHUR,
President Board of Trade,

Ross THOMPEON.

General Merchandise.

Tlunngr Bros.

Banks and Financial Firms.

Banx or Brrrisu Nortnt AMERICA,
Bank oF MontrEau
Bank or Hatrrax*

Physicians and Dentists

Dn. J. T. McKenziz, M. D.
I), E. Kerr, Dentist.
Dr. H. B, Fixpiey, Dentist.

Miscellaneous,

Harpwars—J. F. Travers

Hotgers—Dominion, Oeo. Owen, Prop.

Srationzry—H. 8. Wallace

Drvaaisrs—Goodeve Bros

aveR Hanae & Decoratmva—Arthnr
& Pretty.

Meat Manxets—T. E Haley.

all of Rossland.

working.

t ledges which are «eveloped
with over 4,000 feet of tunnels, shafts,
drifts a ad cross-cuts. There are many
wad tous of ore on the dump und

: ; A

WHITER B AR.
The White Bear Gell Mining com-
pany is the owner.. It is situated a-
bout one half mile weest of Russland
on the Red Mountain railway and
joins the Black Bear on the south. Its
machinery consists of u 60-
hoiler, a 20 horse, power h:
compressor, pump with ¢ ity
galluns per minute and machine drills
ete. It has a vertical shart of 175 feet
a drift of 240 feet, a large large ore
hody was stiuck nt the 100-foot level
from 6 to 12 feet wide are al o in parts
of the workings. AfMsut $10,000 apent
in machinery development and build-
ings. Work at present is suspended
but are now being

at, waiting fa
for Seatment. This is one of the
tiret locations in the camp and one of
th- nost valuable. ‘Tha latest and
meet imp: dt i is i HM
on the property.

WAR EAGLE.

This mine and the Crown Point are
owned by the War segle Consc-lidated
Gold mining compauy of Toronto, It
adjoins the Le Riiion the west, and

denis.

ler freight and treatment rates. It
recently paid $700,000 for the mine.

machinery, ete.

1] east slope of Deer Park mountain in

hag done over 5,500 feet of develop-
mene work and paid $175,000 in divi-
‘The present managment pre-
fers to hold their ore until the com-
-pany builds a smelter or can get bet-

it has all the necessnry conve iences,
‘The Columbia &

arrang'
made to starL up soon.
ABK LINCOLN.

The Abe Lincoln is situated on the

the South belt about a quarter of a
mile from the business center of town,
and just above the Columbia & West;
ern railway track. It is developed by
a shift 1‘4 seet deep and another
shaft 43 feat deep and n drift 18 feet
Acommongense whim ig in uxe_ and
necessary buildings constructed. Thers
sre three well defined leads, the center
one running over 1009 feet throngh the
property,
at pres-nt. IListhe intention to go to
the 100 font level before crosscutting
Ahout $4000 worth of work done.

Western re lway ig built to the mine.
THE LILY MAY.

‘Ihe ] ‘ly May was the first location
ia this camp, May 27, 1889. 1t is new
owned hy the Lily May Gold mining
company, Senator George Turner, pres

4 Harris, manager and Frank

er, vec. nud trea. It is located in
the south belt, two and a half miles
south of town. Development work
sousists of cver 300 fect of tunnel and
shaft. ‘There is 150 tons of shippi

Application for Liquor License.

Notice is hereby given that 30 days
from date we will apply to the Gold
Commi est Kootenay district
for a license to sell spiritous and fer-
mented liquuors by retail on the town-
site of Melville, sitnathe on the north

Your and Velvet mineral clain s.
dobn Je ibon:
‘ames Summers.
Dated April 10, 1868.

ote on the cump, which will average
#20 e ton, Mine provided with hoist,
coroterser plint, machine drills. ete.

GEM, 1IGER AND UNCLE SAM.

Owswd Ly John Cromie, Brig At-
kinton, A. B. Campbell, Thos. Coffey.
Locnted on one Jedge in the south
elt, in line with the Crown Point and
the Homestake. Gem, has a 50 foot
ahaft and 50 feet of open cnt work.
Tiger, 800 foot tunnel, 40 foot shaft
and 100 feet open cuts while the Un-
cle Sam has a 26 foot shaft and 150
feet of surface work.

EUREKA AND ELVORADO.
Property of the Erucka Consolida-
ted miuing company, H. P. Jones,
prea., J. C. Coc, sec., E. Coldwell, trs.,
Located seven miles
Southof Roseland on the U. 8. side
shaft 80 feet, tunnel 100 with five reen
Ore iron-copper carrying

“the purpose of obtuining a Crown Grant

MINERAL ACT, 1896.
Certificate of Improvements.
NOTICE.

The Montreal Minera] Claim, situate in
the Trail Creek Mining Division of West
Kootenay District,

Where fucatid:—About 4,000 feet
southeast of the Le Rol Mineral Claim
Take notice that JI, George Pfunder
Free Miner's Certificate, No. 3715A
intend, sixty days from the date
hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder
for a Certificate of Improvements, for

of the above claim,

under section 37, must be commenced
before the issuance of such certificate of

Work iz being done on it] ‘®

vide of Big Sheep creek between the Big| #

P
And further take notice that action

Stafles: Le Roi Aventue,

-Rear of Hunter Brous.-

John W. Hart

We se'l Washington s:asoned Fir and Tamarac weod,

Office; 9 Washington S

=Martin Bloc

line, Proprietor.

WHOLESALE

Min‘ng Sup

IMPORTERS

AND RETAIL

General Merchandise.

Manviacturers’ Agents,

pies 22

Goodwin Candles

AGENTS:

Canton Steel

Giant Powder.

Caps and Fuse.

ROSSLAND AND SANDON.

SRIRSF¢ CIES TT TEI TOTTI ILI ITA TIED DDI

The Waterloo Hotel
TRAIL,’ B. C.
Mrs.

enant Rates $2 Per Day. Firat-Class
: Furnished Rooms With or
‘Withont Board.

Wild Horse Gold Mining Company
Limited Ltability.

OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVMN that a 9) 2
re reeling of the shareholders, of he
Mining mpany, Limited
ce of the com.
feos, at Sorelock i
pat Sorciock p.-m. The
108, st P. The purposes of sa

are:
‘aj Fo consider and make certain changos

improvements.

gr and silver, xasaying from

. Oupitalization $1,000000.

Dated this 22nd, day uf February, 189
Gxorae Prunpen,

and auiendments 16 the-bylaws of the com-

Pl 3 o

'b] ‘To authorize the estab!

cont hte and rouistrr. 5 sutlabinent of alan
|. C. MoM AHON, Bi

Wild Hore Gold Mining Coy Lae Lay.

Reynolds, Proprietress

Public Auction!

T have received instructions to dispose
of the entire stock of

Clothing.
Shoes, Hats,

In emall quantities to suit all buyers
Stock located at
42 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE
On view during the day.
BALE AT

_7P.M. TONIGHT
GC. C .Gibson, Auctioneer:

Furnishings, etc.

» o WAR WITH CLOTHING.

$5,000

Worth of Clothing, Furnishings, etc., Rought in- Bond

50 ents on the dollar. i

Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
Our stock consists of Black Venitian and Clay Worsted suite, Chiveots,

serges, Scotch and American ‘Tweede—in all styles.

sw tno WH) _ ORDERED = GLOTUING
trial.

Tf you wanta swell epring suit, weil
Mess’ fine black and it, 1 he mada, perfect fitting, etc., give us 8
Ulne serge amie ee iu All_new goods specially designed
Mess’ fine tweed ih i} 4, 4 for 798. :
Balls «es 3 0 nts «| Satafuetion Guaranteed,

‘A complete ‘and° up-to-date stock of GENTS FUNRISHINGS, HATS.
BOOTS and SHOES, etc.
Call and bo convinced of the extent of our stock.

No trouble to show goods.
COR. COLUMBIA MN.J OH EARN

AVE.
Rae LINGOLY ‘THE CLOTHIER

W. HL Taylor

Hotel Dawson

M. D. Mahoney.

Yates Strect, - - - Victoria, B. Cc

First class rooms at Popular Prices.

T. BE. HALEY =

Asvccrsson to 3 2 *% &
e
Russell & Halev
———
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS@§IN

BEEF PORK MUTTON FISA GAME
OYSTERS. ~

Spokane street, Rossland, B. C.

ernment will reimburse him for them,
Fifty head had been sold to Mr. Burns,
wholesale dealer, and were ready for de-
livery. He informed Mr. Burns’ repre-
sentative that some of the hogs were
sick and released him from the bargain.
Many of the hogs.were in excellent con-
dition and would dress 260 poundseach.
‘The 50 head gold would have brought
Mr. Catlett $14.8 head. His loss on ac-
count of thedisease will reach nearly

|. MOULDINGS |

We make a Specialty of:

Glazing, Painting, Kalsomining,

PAPER HANGING

si DECORATING
FRESCOING

Arthur & Pretiy,

No. 115 East Coiambia Ave.

‘The 101 head will be killed
and cremated as quickly as possible.

What We Have We Give Thee.

City council to Rossland Miner:
“Money we have not, but what we have
we give thee with a lavish baud, viz.,
soft words. We cannot buy 28,571 co-
pies of thy valuable paper or a million
copies of thy beautiful map, but we
humbly beseech everyone else to buy,
selah.”

Rossland Miner: ‘Good and gracious
council, you make us happy. Ta ta.”

—_—_—_—
Havana in Hard Lines.

New York, April 22—Havana is com-

pletely out of beef, although large ship-

ments are expected from Mexico. All

Turkish Baths

and Massage.

od
FIBRT CLASS WORK GUARANTEED.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
NICE CLEAN ECTABLE PLACE.

Ne. 20 East Columbia Ave

F W Corrrn Masseur

EDWARD CRONYN. J.8. CLUTE, Jz

J. A.-MACDONALD.
Macdonald Clute & Cronyn
Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries.

olieitors for the Bank of British North America
Money to Loan.

McBarwz Burupive, Ross-anp.

Rates Cut in Half.

‘Until further notice the Canadian Pa-
cific will cell tickets to all points east at
about half the regular rates.

A. B. MacKenzie,
Ticket Agent.

the ni of life haye gone up to
prices never heard of, and if something
is not doneat once many will perish of
hunger. Families of means have stored
large supplies of provisions in their
houses, All Cuban families are urged
to stay, the offer being that they will be
respected and protected, General Blanco
has issued orders to arm all men, and
the order is being obeyed, andeven boys
of 14arebeing taken in. Large num-
pers of Cubans have joined the insur-
gents around Havana. é
Before Judge Jordan.

Charles Flynn, who is held upon s
charge of being drunk and incompetent,
was remanded to jail until tomorrow on
account of his freshness before the ma-
gistrate. His wife has sent a letter to
the court denying the neighbors’ state-
ments about his bad conduct and asks
that he be not prosecuted.

A Pleasant Dance.

The first annual dance given by the
Rossland Hockey club last evening at
Dominion hall was attended by about 75
persons and was « pleasant social event.
The hall was attractively decorated with
the Union Jack, atars and stripes and
the colors of the club. Music was far-
nished by the International orchestra.
Refreshments were served in the hall

curing the evening.

andthe mineral resources-of the district
through the medium of a local newspa-
per, the Record begs your consideration
of the following offer:

I will print in the Daily or Weekly
Record g four colamn writeup of Ross-
land and this district, to be furnished
by or approyed by your honorable body,

1898. for loading ‘ their cargoes
and departed from such porte or places, °
and such Spaniah merchant vessels if
met at sea: by: any: United States ship

‘shall be permitted.to continue their voy-

age ifion examination of their cargoes it
shall be shown that their cargoes were
taken on board before the expiration of
the above time, provided that nothing

and furnish 25,000 copies of said Ross-
fand Record, or any greater number,
containing said writeup at one cent a
copy in quantities of not less than 500
copies of any one issue. I will pay pos-
tage to_any part of Canadaor the United
States.

The whole matter was referred to the
finance committee.

—_——_—_—_.
The Clarendon Cafe.

D. W. Morgan & Co. throw the doors
of the Clarendon cafe open to the public
this evening. It will be first-clasa in
avery particular. The management has
fortunately secured the services of Miss
Swanson, who for s long time had
charge of the popular Auditorium cafe
in Spokane, where she made an envia-
ble reputation as 2 caterer.

_ ‘The dining room will be looked after
by John Lucas, who is well and favora-

herein contained shall apply to Spanish
yessela havingon board any officers mm
the military or naval service of the ene-
my or any coal, except such as may be
necessary for the voyage, OF any other
articles prohibited or contraband of war, -
or any dispatch of or to the Spanish
government.

Fifth—Any Spanish merchant vessel
which, prior to April 21, 1898, shall have
sailed from any foreign port, bound for
any. port or place in the United Btates,
shall be permitted to enter such port or
placeg and to discharge her cargo and~
afterwards forthwith to depart without
molestation, and‘any euch vessel if met
at ses by any United States ship: shall
be permftted to continue her voyage to
any port not blockaded. e

Sixth—The right of search is‘to be
exercised with strict regard for the right
of Ja and the voyages of mail

bly known in jand. The V

cafe dining rooms have been enlarged
and handsomely decorated and under
the new name and management its pop-
nlarity will be increased.

Guests of the Clarendon will get the
beat the market affords and will receive
the careful and courteous attention of
the management.

steamers are not to be interfered with
except on the clear ground of suspicion
of a violation of law in respect of con-
traband er blockade.

Pcotsiatarh
Twenty-four Hour Session.
Victoria, B. 0.’ April 27—The British
Coiumbia legislature has now been in
session for 24 hours—the lon

Fingers of Felons.
“The fingers of criminals,”saysamed-
ical man who has studied them, “‘are in
nine cases of ten in some way are de-
formed. People who are constantly be-
ing convicted of theft are found to have
long, thin fingers, a wide space separa-
ting the first and second, and the little
finger crooked. In murderers the fingers
are shortand thick; the thumbs 18 long
and the hand 1. In

gest sitting in the history of the prov-
ince and has not yet adjourned (4 p. m.)

It has been a battle of brawn not of
brain that the opposition has endeav-
ored to play aud the second day of the
battle sees the government’s defense pro
portionately strengthened, Premier Tar-
ner and his supportera having simply
reserved themselves and will allow the
opposition to deplete their stores of ver-
bal iti

er Pt
cases where excessive brute force has
been used the little fingers on both
hands bave been found to be weak and
deformed, Knotty fingers are prominent
where craftinesa is exhibited. Among
habitual cri tall:

the fingers are found to be thicker at the
tops than near the knuckles. Out of
60L0 criminals recently examined 90 per
cent were found to have deformed
fingers.”
* Great Removal Sale

of furniture, crockery and household
ig at second hand store, cor. Spo-
e and First avenue—ten days only.

Afall line of carpets and |

1 The all night sitting
has been adull but eventful one. No s-
greement or even display of power broke
the monotony of the wazte of words.

BREVITIES.

The attempt of the opposition to draw
this whole community into a contro-
versy with the provincial government
does not give promise of being success-
fal. The bill ie now under discussion
and if #. better distribution can be
reached we hope it will be done. We
do nct regard Rossland as having much
cause for complaint but make no at-
tempt to speak for other localities.

juat received at Hunter Bros,

f hat:

’a beat

Big shi
and othere—just opened at Hunter Broa,