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VOL 8, ‘No. 168.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1899.

PRICE: FIVE CENTS.

new in ‘Carb 3:
This new style
pleasing, and ad

little of cost ai

u Successor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING,

NEXT DOOR TY POSTOFFICE,

Hitherto the ‘Carb Chain Bracelet’? has been looked upon aga
__ “staple,” with little noticeable change in'style from year to year.
We have, However recently added to our stock something entirely

studded with Pearls and Poruentes The effect ig
h beauty

————Slightly Damaged by Water

j —onrar WATER sate —
Clothing, |

- S| Hats, Caps,

Shoes.

ete Cost

WATER SALE.

Will Be Sold———

eee Columbia Ave.

ai Lineola St.

: mtg shoes f
dainty . th oer fc
their ‘mothers. :;

dy ae and’ atylish ahoes for
He girl le and Thisegs aud elegant shoes for.
not. confine ourselves to tupplying

ps
thee

_ Sny one age or, Bex with FOOTWEAR, bunt make a speci:

of * ehres for ever
prising every kind of.
- ‘medium, or heavy.
TO :

a
ee ‘Our stuck is complete, com-

and Shoe. manufactured, tight,
Prievs areall light, however.

Departinen!

HONTER BROS.

Dry Goods
epartimen’

MID-WINTER
MID- WINTER

oe ‘Commencing Tuesday Jan, 1

Just 10 Days!

Presenting, an n aggcorate ‘ok prices the

r been seen in Ross:

Must bave room for our Gigantic

” SPRING STOCK NOW COMING.

Clearing Nal

5 itading Friday Jan: 20."

$ Just 10 Days!)

like of which’ has
land,

POSITIVELY "A BONA FIDE. CLEARING
SALE. eset.

“Dry Guods
Depart ment

HUNTER BROS.

Dry Goods
Departm nt

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id

Out preeredee Department in alway

McLEAN & MORROW,

Opposite the Bank of Montreal. THE DRUGGISTS

THERE’S A LOOSENESS

OF ue

it your rat

Felt after using one bottle df our
MATISME LIN:

Dissolution of Co-Partnorship.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership

heretofore existing und
& tarker has been this
tual consent

ler the name of ‘een.
day dissuived tA

JOSEPH BR, RABY:

J. Hee RKER,

Rossland, B. C., Dec. 81, 1898.

wwii TTA

STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, ‘AND
NOTIONS.

com

ee s Wal lace’s,

TE COUNTY COUR DKE

Watson ys. Alexander a al 0 tal
2 by Jury. bay :

NEXT. SITTING Wiki BE: MARCH 17

Many Cases Settled ae Others Go|:
Over -Until the. Next shea
Session. :

The greater portion of” today was’. oc-
cupied by. the court-with a jury trial of
the'case of: Ed “Watson: ve.; Alexander
and! Stussi: The plaintiff is sueing for
$1,000 commission for selling. the.” ‘Moun-
‘|tain Chief, Copper Girl No. 1, and An-
nie mineral claims on Dog preale in the:
Nelson mining division.

The follo:ving are the jurymen eelect-
ed: Charles Dangerfield, foreman; Nor-

EVERYTHING :

In fine:furnishings for
“mens: 3y,
ANKTHING
“In the tailoring _
quickly and tish

man-L. Me! Edward A. Beaton, 1
W. Pretty and George Owen.” |.

The casea given below have ‘beei
called.and disposed of as follows: - _

Mrs.'G.-H. Williams, va.- D.’ Corsan,
$60; services. Tudgment for plaititif.

Commercial Bank of Manitoba vs. H.
H. Smith. #91. 805 jody ment. ‘Adjourned
next court. «

War Eagle “Hotel company vs. W. H,
Harris, $44.70; bourd. Summons not
returned eerved.

Leslie Hill ve. ‘Alexander Diek of al.,
by Hamilton, $115; rent. Adjourned to
next court.

 rially made.

; ing company,
to next. court, d defendant

1 HeSi ya. Great Western; Min-
$500; work: » Adjourned
“pay cont ‘ot

eee ck

“Opposite Post Office

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

Jhhn 8. Dean was called to Ymir on
hueiness today. -

Miss Gladys Dunlop went.to Silica ona
short visit to friends there.

H. Marymont went to Spokane ‘on a
etiort visit and will return tomorrow.

Phil Aepenwall returned to Spokane
on the noon train, aster a short stay in
the city.

George Purgold went to Ymir to lay to
look after his mining interests in that
section.

Charles Parker, the mining engineer,
left on the noon train for trip: through
the Ymir district.

John P. Williams, of the Le Roi com-
pany, returned to Spokane today after
having epent several days in the city.

Alexander Dick, started for California’
this morning where he will spend the
winter, and retyrn come time in April
next.

J.B. McActhur is expected to arrive
home tomorrow night from'the east,
where has been for the past. three
months,

D. O. Young was an “ontgoing passen-
ger on tLe noon train today. _ He will be
in the Boundary country about 10 days
before returning.

Frank Mellor, of Mellor Bros., left to-
day for Vancouver. | After. visiting. in
that city fora ehort time, he will go
east tohisold home in England and
spend a couple of months with relatives.

Charles Tyne is in thecity ona visit
to friends. Mr. Tyne 18 a pioneer of.
this camp, but has not been here for
about a year. He remarked on the
many new features in Rossland’s pros-
perity and advancement,- and was
pleased to note the great improvements
which have taken jlace during his ab-
gence, 3

fi Neleon' ve. a echywdsmner 10,

~.| lien.? Saminons not returned served.

W. Ti Hoyes ve.- Robt... Baiilie;. $20;
services:' Sammons not returned served,

Ri: W.Gregor vs. John MeKane,{610:-
48; account. © Adjourned ‘to ‘next court.

W..H. Jones va. Williani Harp’ et al.,
,70. Passed.

City of-Rogsland va. Wm. -B. Davey,
486.61. Rettled, a3 ey

Neil McArthur vs. Stues, $800; com-,
mission. ‘Passed.

O. M. Fox & Co, v8. Cc. “Cortett, $66.-
50; goods sold. Judgment by consent
for $11.20 und costs.

Edwin J. Weston vs. Ross Thompgon;
$280; plans..““Next court...

M 4H. Goldwater vs.:P. A. Silversjone|
$450. Paseed. 4

HH, McPherson vs. Pp. A. Silverstone
5,000 shares stock. Settled. ©:

FM. Davis va, F. W. Hinsdale, $03;
damages. Passed:

Merchants’ Bank of Halifax vs. Frank
Elgie, $227.20; promizgory note. Mines
Development Trost &. Guarantee com-
pany garniehees. - Settled.:

Bowes & Kenning vs:: C. Flynn, $20;
services, Settled.

War Engle Hotel company va.
Kennedy, $31; board, Settled.

James Dyer’ vs. J.-L. Harrington, $51:
board. Judgmeniment “by” consent for
$20 and costs. af

S. T. Langley va.
account, Passed.,

Clara Drake va: D.” "-Corsan, $503" ger-
vices. Pnesed. :

Mary ‘Kirk vs. DL Corgan, $40; servi-
ces. Judgment for plaintiff for $40. and
costs.

John Kuntz va. D. Corsan, $77.40; ac-
count rendered.’ Judgment-- for plaintiff
for $77.40 and costs.

Wm. Trevor. vs. John’ Conndon. Tudg:
ment for plaintiff for $24.02 and costs,

The following application’ to’ become
British subjects were granted: -, \

Frank:Mulitch, Joseph Henry. Bohle,
Charles: Ehlers; ‘James Lawlec..and
Thos. Daniel.

Several other cased that sre: on the
list. which. were -adjourned fronr last
court tot to the present sitting have
been further stood over until next court.

The business of this term is expected
to be finished today,

The next sitting of ‘the county: Zeourt
will be-held on-the Ith March, 1899.

uo.

Henry Croft, #408;

Subscribe for the Reconp, "60 cents per

month,

" AMATEUR HOCKEY MATCH.

Only One Such Given in a Season, Possibly in -
. & Lifetime.

Tomorrow night there will bea hockey

:| game ‘between Bert.,Hunter’s picked

seven men and=J. W. ‘Spring’ carefully
chosen team "of novices, ‘The prize is a

‘| big. beer stein of the old’ Bismarckian

type. : The game will be played accord-
ling. to’ -Marquis’ of. Queensbury. rules,’

strangle hold barred, ‘wide open, every-
‘thing yoes,. Offside .and turn over don’t
count. No Kicking about’the belt, and

'/not more than nine. men:to pile on the

man who is down: at. any~one time.
Sleigha will be run between'the ‘hos-
pital and ‘the rink” every. fifteen minutes,
and a full'corps of physiciane have heen
engaged, to attend, The'gdme will Iast —

; two heats if :there. are enough left to

start a ‘second sweat. |.

Hunter, ‘Askew, Tomlinson, Jorand,
Jnount, Ruff-and| Ashwell will’ strive for.
the trophy, believing it will just fit their.
mugs. .. Spring,-Coates, ‘Hull, . Paterson,
Chase, Venner and ‘Townsend are; the
opposing martyrs.

The Rossland and Victoria teams - will
be piesent and take pointers. Everyone
is invited. so don't mies it.

IY GCOUNGIL ETN

Committees : for ’.the di heciie: tarint eat,
Appointed.

LOOKING 10 SHEBP LAKE FOR HATER.

ne, Give. 8800, to, the gehool of Mines ;

Ross” Thompesth ay oe
Hooson and Joni Eda
Alderman’ J. F,
turned‘and Ak
not
the Racorp.

‘The municipal .ownership of a water.

*;| plant was the first thing that came up,

for considération.. A report was received
from W, F. Tye, engineer of the Colum-
bia & Western railway, showing that the:
altitude of Sheep lake.is 4,800 feet, while
that- ofthe Red Mountain station ia
8,600, feet.:'The former,:therefore, is
800 feet above the, town: “Mr. Tye esti-
mated the flow of water from the lake at
600 miner’s inches. Its, length he put
at three-fourths of ‘a. mile, while near .
the shore it is about ten fect deep.” The
council, with the idea of securing the
lake as a cource of supply fur the: new.
municipal water works, instructed City
‘lngineer Smith to-make some prelimin-

‘ary surveys.

The city solicitor was instructed to file

a water right upon this lake for the use
of the municipality. i

‘The grade bylaw-and the bylaw to buy
@ city: park were passed.
=, The bylaw to appropriate $800 to the
achool of mines passed its first. reading,

An amendment tothe street bylaw
was introdaced, making it compulsory '
for owners of buildings abutting on the
streets to keep the roofs-free fron snow.

Next Tuesday was fixed as’ the day
nominations are to be made for candi-
‘dates for the-vacaricy occasioned by Al-
bert Barrett not being able to qualify in
the Third ward.

»The application of *: We 8. Herron for
the. position” of Sanitaty inspector was
received and filed..

The following-are the ‘standing com-
mittees as appointed by ::the

ik:

by the alderman to be elected from the
Third ward:

Fire, Water and Light.—Aldermen
Ealonde, Thompson and

inance.— Aldermen ‘McCrae, Lalonde

‘and

Board of. Works. Aldermen Hooson,
McCrae and Edgren.

Health and Relief
Hooson and, Thom pzo:

. » - Price of Silver, .

New York, Jan. 17.—Silver, steady—

. | Bargilyer, 6996; Mexican dellars, 473<c,