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ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, JANUARY 26, 1900...

THE ROSSLAND RECORD.

WILLIAM K. ESLING.
‘fue Ovvgst Dalry iN THE INTERIOR.
' PUBLISHED DAILY EBXOEPT SUNDAY
OFFICE: aes: Posrorrit BLOCK.
1. 98. 7,0. BOX $38,

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movement is being successfully
carried out by General Warren and
General French is showing the Boers
afew tricks at Colesburg. They
have had experience at that kind of
warfare. Sir Frederick Carrington
is a soldier of thesame stamp. He
has ted colonial irregulars in the
wars in Rhodesia and throughout
South Africa and has won wherever

Clearing AWay the Rock Blatt,

avenue in front of thg St. Lawrence
hotel is being removed and a bourd-
ing house will be erected\there in
the spring by Mrs. Malstrom, the
dwner, who will run it in conjunc: |
tion with the St. Lawrerce.

pine Botded Goods.

most

he went. By rapid he

Advertising rates will be made known upon
application.
The Rscorp reaches the people.

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1900.

TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. We will
gladly-change your ‘‘ad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

.
THEY ARE LEARN .
The British war office has at las
learned wisdom ‘from experience,
though the experience has not come
so close home to the old fogies at
the Horse Guards as to the soldiers
at the front who have been made to
suffer the humiliation of defeat
through being called on todo the
impossible. Still they have learned,
and they are sending the right kind
of men to fight the Boers. They
first showed that light had penetra-
ted through the dense covering of
Precedent and red tape into their
brains by their acceptance of the
mounted infantry, which composes
part of the second Canadian contin-
gent. They tollowed this by their
“acceptance of Lord Strathcona’s
Horse, to be composed of marks-
men and horsemen who do not need
_bath-tubs, air pillows, several suits
of pajamas and other resources of
civilization when they go out on a
campaign. They have not yet ac-
cepted the company of scouts offered
by British Columbia, but there is
good reason to believe that they
will. Their last step in the right
direction is the commission to Sir
Frederick Carrington and the Brit-
ish South Africa company to organ-
ize a company of irregulars to oper-
ate in Rhodesia,

The British government should
not only have had forces competent
and equipped to fight the Boers in
their own way, but should have had
large forces of irregular cavalry,
carrying no baggage but what they
could tie on their saddles. These
should have been used not only for

g and ig, as has
been frequently pointed out, but
for raiding into the enemy's coun-
try, driving off his iorses and cat-
tle, capturing his-supply trains, cut-
ting his communications, tearing up
his railroads and generally spread-
ing terror through his country by
sudden appearance at unexpected
points. This would not only have
a demoralizing effect on the enemy,
but would be a direct aid to the
main British army by divérting part
of the enenjy’s force to pursue these
raiding parties.

Another point is to be considered.
The enemy's country is open to at-
tack on all sides except the small
part borderiug on Portuguese ter-
ritory—on the north from Rhodesia,
on the east from Zululand and
Tongaland, on the west from Bech-
uanaland and Cape Colony. The
Transvaal and Orange Free State
may be compared toa house, of
which the doors are strong and se-
curely barred and well guarded, but
the windows are left wide open and
unprotected. The Boers fortified
and guarded their great gate
through the Drakensberg range and
the lesser gates at the Orange river
crossings, but there are other ways
of getting in which were left un-
guarded. Simply because the
Boers poured out through the main
gate into Natal, the British busied
themselves to drive the invaders
back. When the latter fortified
themselves, they promptly butted
their heads against the defenses and
were su¥prised at being sed.

can bewilder theenemy and keep =
large part of their force chasing
him, while the heavy regulars are
doing the heavy, work elsewhere.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Salt Lake Tribune takes a
Piecesof demago;:‘< balderdash - in

highly Schlitz’s extract of malt.
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store. Import-
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or case at
moderate prices. . tf

First-class roadsters and nothing
but new single and double cutters
at the Montana stables, phone 6.

Edward Boyce’s Miners M.

as the text for a lecture on the first
principles of human rights. © It de-
nounces him as an enemy ‘to honest
labor and horest Jaboringmen and
concludes by saying: ‘He is one
of the class which”eventually, when

4 Business Proposition

thousand dollars buys a

cash i on C

avenue. No stock to carry. The

business will show big profits for

each month since established. No
iti Good for sell-

‘Two

justice is done, the gov sup-
plies with board and variegated
clothing, and our belief is that in-
finitely better men than he are re-
ceiving those attentions from the
government now.”

Commenting on tne fact that

dary has bi a
district, the Gréenwood Times
sensibly says: ‘‘There have been so
many disappointments in the mining
world that the most experienced | to
mining meno are wary about accept- | thf
ing any statements regarding pros-
pects as absolute facts. Big ledges
and good assay values will not con-
vince them. Steady shipments and
smelter returns alone can establish
the wealth and permanency of a
mining district.”

The ore body has been struck on
the 250-foot level of the B. C.
mine. adding thousands of tons to
the body of ore in sight.

By subscription, $2,000,000 have
been raised already in the city of
London for the relief of war suffer-
ers. That reminds one of the old

Full particulars at this office
. T-22-t

ing.

NOTICE.

NOTICE is is hereby given the that an applica:
tion will be islative m=
bly of the Province of Briti Eb Columbia at
its next session for a a nct to incorporate 2
coiwopany with power tu construct, equ!

maintain and orerate? telephone and tele

The rock bluff on West Columbia

Eiderdown Robes,

derfiul.

HOLSTEAD

$Central Dry Goods 3/

~~~ STORE
$c OVI CS OIE OLD.

<—_Plain, Striped and Fancy ——>

SILK WAISTS,

VELVET WAISTS in Assorted Colors,
Japanese Robes,

Eiderdowt: Dressing

Sacques, Plaid Blouses in
different colors, and Ladies’ Wrappers +
all new and just received.
Our assortment of Ties is something won-
It pays to see our line as
they are pronounced Leaders.

COWIE OIC OND.

& WRIG HT.

FIST AVE., AND WASHINGTON 8T.

graph lines within
Province of British ‘columbia. and to cane
struct and maintain euch’ and° so many
les and other works and
Inpan: Seem hecessa or Making, Com:

Tease and aioe pata

devices as the | 4:

CLASSIFIED.

javertisements. is head inserted at the
gale of Ome. ares DWord Nothing. taken

less than 35 cents. Six insertions, S1.00.
TAILORING.

0. SAVARD, Fashionable- Merchant Tailor,
carries the best assortment of imported and do-
mestic goodsin Kessland. None but first-class
labor employed. Prices moderate, Salamis
avenue, Rossland,

nuts aforesaid and’ 10, sparehase or lease
for any term of years any telephone or tele~
raph line established oF to, be gatablisted |,

to any company

MISCELLANEOUS.
Twelve hundred dollars takes pair of freehold
houses, three rooms, summer kitchen and pantry.
Rented for $3 per month, T. Prest, 26 Columbia
avenue.
Builder would do carpenter work for good build-
ing lot. “PR. O-Box 736.

pany possessin,
proprietor, any line of Telephone Pe tele
eraph communication 10 be
said ‘8. e line or

SITUATIONS AND HELP.

ies and to borrow moves e the pur-
the Company an pledge or
Tnorigage any y of the Gapany’s a assets for
that p je. and to recei

Pp

them.
‘Dated this 15th day of December, 1499.
ro!
ite Solicitor for the applicants.

words:
For Romans, in Rome's quarrels,
Spared neither land nor gold,

NOTICE OF

WANTED—A competent, experienced woman
to rent or manage dining room and 24 rooms part-
lyfurmished, Address lock box 234, Trail, BC

WANTED—By young woman recently from the
east, position with a refined family Willing to
do house work References given Apply at Rec:
ord office tt
WANTED-—By young man, some sort of em-
ployment Will work reasonable Address with
Particulars, W G, care Reeord office
WANTED-—By young woman‘ recently from
the east, position with a refined family, Refer-
ences gtven. Apply at Record office.

Act asd

Nor son, nor wife, nor limb, nor
life,
In the brave days of old.
—Salt Lake Tribune. |!

The Columbia Bowling Works
Furnishes 90% of the carbonated
drinks land. Why?

a the city of

Amending Acts.

gterice is hereby given that George H.
wen,carrying on business as a hote! | keeper

(Rossland, Britsb Colambis.
in the 4th di

by deed med Fa

Ww. bet
accou in trust to
ibis of the said eee respectively,
jeably ai s area and without
was

Because their goods are clean, pure
and palatable. Finest table vinegar
on the market. California orange
cider, ginger ale and all the princi-
pal sweet sodas. Family trade so-
licited.  Postoffice box 703, Colum-
bia telephone No.. 43.

Yo Building Contractors,
Tenders are invited for erection
of park caretaker’s house, plans,etc.,
to be seen at the architect’s office.
Tenders to be in his hands on or be-
inst. Joun J. Honeyman,
Architect,

Important.

fore 4 p. m. on Thursday the 26th | Jai

oF
executed by t rge H. Owen, the
debtor, and W. H. Falding, the trustee, on
the 4th day of January, 1900.

All persons havin claims sxainat the

are
on oe belure the Perth ‘day of jscuaee
1800, ee to thetrustee vouchers and
rticn!

ie reaui tire a
gases
ereb: mores fat

ther the said 11th day 7 Janay, 1900,
the trustee will distribute the
assets among tho-e parties swe are entitled
thereto, hav! Me rexard only to the claims of
which he shall bave had due notice.
meeting of tha rape) will be held at
the law offices of Daly & Hanmilton, Bank
of Montreal chambers, Columbia avenue.
Rossland, | “i C.. json 00, a the Ith oY of
anuary, A. D. 1900. e hour of 4:30
o'clock in the ree

ated at Rossland, 3 C., this 4th day of
January, A. D. I!

. Owen
bay the amounts to th
And notice is he

Daur e & Hanrio
Solicitors tor ¢ the trustee.

Any Person having ‘syphon Bote,
tles hi
Works” will ae oblige by noti-
fying the Columbia Bottling Works,
postoffice box 703, Columbia tele-
phone No. 43. _t

DISSOLUTION-OF OF PARTNERSHIP.

wen that we, Albert Barrett

NoTae is hereby |
both ¢ gt the ioe of Ross-

and Robert Seo
on

0
. Snder, the Stile ate:
do hereby eerily that
part this day dissolved,
Biko area fd Albert’ Barre t
sai tt, iT
debis ome toth 3 the 33 Said arm areto be paid to the
Witness our hands at Rossland this 38th day of
January, 1900. Signed, ALBERT BAxrett,
ea Ronanr Scorr.
i HoMAS PARKER.

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NOTICE.

NOTICE is 5 hereby riven that 60 0 days
after dat nd to apply to the
Chief Commissioner of Lands Mads Works

They -always ‘attacked the enemy
where he had made himself strong
instead of finding his weak point
and hitting him there.

They have changed their tactics
and are already winning by the

andred
id twenty acres of tand | in thea Suneworth
fuining district es follow:
commencing at Thomas Harris’ north-
it post, thence east 40 chains, thence
south 160;chains, thence weat 40° chains,
thence north 160 chains to the place of com-
mencement
J This poties: was posted the Iéth day of
une, 1
Tuomas Hargis,
Toung & Barnet a: of Kaslo, B. 0,

Ox~249 38>

* NOTICE.

British Columbia Southern Rallway
pany will apply tothe Parliam eat of Cana ay Pg its
# seasion for an act authorizing the company

ton ‘complete ut ot any. Hime be before the end o the
as

ix ofthe Be Pariament Rad VMigsiere Chapt ter

Brovnesrihe otkg of igual Crzek then By
rks 0: ¥

ee Creek to Martin ‘Check, am and’ or

er order o ofthe Board. Be Os
WALD, Secretary.
Montreal, 17th November, 1899.

The

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ee

Is the 1 umber of the

,RECORD
PHONE.

Let us figure on your
Job sana il

change. General Buller's flanking

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WANTED—Employment by a young woman
at general housework in small family. Address

FOR RENT.

C. B., box 33. Rossland. — t

Butte Hotel.

Columbia Ave., west,
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HEADQUARTERS ror MINERS

‘ Bar stocked witiXchotcest Wines,
‘Liquors ani

: iq
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT

in connection.
Thomas Shanks, Proprietor.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
& Sale Stables.

OHN F. LINDBURG .. .. PROPRIETOR

Heavy Transferring.
rst-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES: -
Commereia! Alley, ‘Phone No. 39.

Postoftice Box 16.

A. G. Creelinan. E
P.O. Box S15.
CREELMAN & BEAM.

George Beam

‘CONTRACTORS &

- BUILDERS,

FOR REN£—Three nicely furnished rooms for
Lousekeeping Two minutes from postoffice Ad-
dress R, at this office

FOR RENT—Four-roomed house on Nickel
Plate Flat, handy to mines, $12 per month, Apply
“R" this office, 123-3t
FOR RENT—Nice housekeeping rooms near
Postofilce block. Apply at this office.

FOR RENT—Warm, pleasant rooms over the
Bellevue House, Spokane street. Rates reason-
able.

TO LET—A suite of rooms. three in number;
will make first-class offices, Next door to the
Strand, upstairs. Apply, P. O. box 853.

on all hinds of work,
Jobbing promptly attended to
Office and shops Commercial court,
rear Alhambra hotel.

OSSLAND, B. 0.

GRAND HOTEL.

SPOKANE STREET.

The Best Wines,
li

FOR SALE,

quors and. Cigars. :

FOR SALE—A very nice rooming house 8
/rooms, $300. T, Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue.

FOR SALE—Plastered house and clear title to
lot on Second Avenue, only $500. T. I'rest, 26
Columbia Avenue.

ez

Matthews, Bros., Prop’s.

FOR SALE- A block ot gooo mining stock at a
bargain. . Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue.

FOR SALE—Good lot Cook Ayenue, price
$250. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue:

FOR SALE—I hav€ the best rooming house in
town, doing good business. 14 rooms, only $350;
investigate. T. Prest, 26 Columbia Avenue.

FOR SALE-—A fiveroomed house, plastered
and nicely finished, in desirable location, The
price is $1350. with $350 cash, $300" say in six
months, and the balance at the rate of $10 per
month. Apply at this office.

FOR SALE—

al rm conveniences
ighiy ei culated, house finely
sixroomed house and pe vith lot partly
Tha parpitere: and and goods will of a 17-roomed lodg-
eh

re are pe i eroend adjoining townsite to the
Houses for rent.
is N. ouMETTE &CO.,

Real Estat Ans . Mining Breker
Bank ol Siootrea! 1 Brick Building,

MINERAL ACT, 1896,

Certificate of improvements.
ICE—“Bannock" inminezal claina, situate 2

N ef te, Teall Creek € mminin aa
the Tra x district hera

Be aeaR
eBrcl
Intend, git papain te hereot cae

te ol
gore ee | Seda nirpose of obtaining a Crown
nee take otis that action, under sec-
of ope & Conifers “Of | in mprovensea te weuance

Dated this 19th day PBS, D. 1809.

GAMBLE.

Tragster of Liquor License.

dector H. Greex,

Dated this 84 day of January, Ser

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

‘Washington Street, Rossland, B, ol
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Furnished Rooms.
First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time
cashed, tree of cane

Harry Mcintosh - - Proprietor.

BUSINESS CARDS,

DR. 4. MILLoy,

DENTIST.

Rooms: Stone block, over Bi
Columbia ieee sUrorgne

F. Ww. HINSDALE,

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

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

NOTICE.

Initi War pete ey 10
initial .
une nhneral ag corner, of Oliver M. Har-
OTICX is hereby given ie Md
N date [ inen & anply to the Chet
Commissioner of Land and Wee ‘ks for per
faistion to purchaye the e followed described

Commencing at the post, thence h
qoaina. tf then ance ce east 40 eh, thence seats
ence ®
of bey oniugs
Udghe creeks,

Young & Burnet:
eoasland, ¥ 0.

LIVER M. Harnia,
Rossland, 8. c,

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Bullding.

_ Neat Execution.

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Moderate: Prices

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LINTON: BROS.

BOOK STORE.

eee The

Waffle Parlor.

34-30 WaehIndton B1.,

\ MEALS in

CIGARS!

Finest Im:
ported

and Domestic
Cigars

Pipes, and

all kinds-

of Chewing
aand Smoking
Tobacco.

s CAPT.

SHAW'S

wer 25:

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Tickets,-21 Meald,: $5. 00

34-36 Washington Btreet, (+

Posslend:

Rolt -& Grogan

FOR RENT.
Office on first oor Burns’ Block.
Oftieg and end rooms on second -floor Burns’

FOR SALE.

Large Warehouse in center of town,

uéren-roomed~ “Dwelling house, plastered,
farnished chroughuut, t, good local

Hotel and Saloon on Second wrens
splendid business opportunity. _

NADIAN
PACIFIC.
“S00 LINE.

KOOTENAY COUNTRY,
EAST. “AND: WEST.

First-cls Sleepers on all trains. girom Revelstoke
rebciaes "and Kootenay Landing.

TOURIST CARS
(dail » Paul: Sunda
pats Medicine a (aa! at se Ens Sundays
ea-Same cars 9 ase Revels  evelateke one day carer

CONNECTIONS: “
Su

ROSSLAND.

Y.

2
ning for from Nel--
serra Tor seasto, Santon and Sloean
points, connects for all points in

THE BOUNDARY
Pr ha ars ore 2

. Sanne COUNTRY.

Hours, ROSSLAND TO
ELSON...

For rates 08 fel bal {aformation. jaadrens the’

A.B. Mackenzie, city Ticket Agt.
A.C. McArthur, Agent, Rosaiand.
W. F. Anderson, T. P. A., Nelson, B. C.
E. J, Coyle, A.G. B. A., Vancouver, B, C.

THE FAST LINE

TO ALL POINTS.

THE DINING CAR ROUTE’VIA
YELLOWSTONE PARK. _
SAFEST AND BEST.

SOLID VESTIBULE TRAINS
EQUIPPED WITH
Pullman ‘Palace Cars, Elegant Din-
ing Cars, Modern: Day Coaches,
. Tourist Sleeping Cars.

Through Cleese to all Pointe | he the Waited
tates and Ci

Steamship leer to all 5 paris of the: world.
Tickets to China and ja Tacoma

Traps depart from Spokane as follows:
No. 3 Wanjbound at’ .m., daily.
No, 2 Eastbound,' kn. daily.

For farther info: cards.

and tickets, auplyte ee agaite of the

&. W. Ruff, Agt.’R. M. Ry.,
Rossland, B, ©.
J. W. HILL, General Agent, Spokane, Wa
A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gon. Pass Agt., Portland, Ore.

ke Moving and: Ralsing Buildings a. Specialty.

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and Northern Pacldopieamship Co. =

maps

RETURN ENGAGEMENT

_with entirely New Features—the Great

McEWEN

—at_tne—

MINERS UNION HALL,
Jan.’30th, 3st: and
Feb. Ist, 2d. 3d.
SEATS, 50 CENTS,

No extra charge Idx reserving seats, Box plan at

Rolls’ Drug Store

>“ SAGNEW & CO,

SELLING AT COST

For the balance: ot this month we
Will sel]

Men’s' Rubbers, Over-
shoes, Overalls, Shirts
‘and Drawers, at Cost.

Our a of Groceries and Brovinons can't
e beat for quality and pi

GEO. AGNEW & CO.,

Cpr. 8rd avenue and Washington’ street.

Columbia System ir Be Extended Over

TO REACH COAST CITIES

Obarter Asked for Allied Company to Build

Sway, the present. western terminus

ROgSLAND. kVENING AHCORB, JANUARY 38, ig00

ey NEW PHONE. LINE

New 0, P. R. Surveyed Line.

from Midway Through Kettle River~and
Okanogan Country toHope orSpence’s Bridg®
on 0, P, B, Main Line, ;

The Col Telept: com:

HE SAYS THERE ARK Nocrons

Quarantine Inspectors Says ‘There is
Provision fur Vacclnation
Perry Wright, the quarantine in-
spector on the Red Mountain road,
tukes'exception to the statement in
the Rgcorp that no doctors are
provided to i
who cannot show a clean bill of
health. He says that there are two
doctors at Northport—Travi anc
Armstrong—who are always ready
to vaccinate passengers, but admits
that they have not been appointed
by the government, to do so and
thus the fees they charge ure for
their own benefit. ua

EWERT BROS
Cary

JEWELERS &
ENGRAVERS.”

a
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME-PIECE INSPECTORS.

“e

Mr. Wright says that among

about 50 passengers who came in

pany is projecting a‘lung extension
of its:line westward from the Boun-
dary country to the coast, an appli-
cation for a-charter having been
made by A. R. Brown on behalf of
the Western Telephone & Telegraph
company.

The route proposed is from Mid-

of the Columbia company’s lines,
through Rock Creek, Bolster, Camp
McKinney, Fairview, Osooyos and
the Similkameen valley to Hope or
Spence’s Bridge on the C. P. R.
The proposed route is that surveyed
for the cut-off of the C. P. R.
.| through southern British Columbia
in extension of the Crow’s Nest
line, rejoining the. main line at the
points named. ~

This will be a short line to the
coast cities from the Kootenay and
Boundary countries.

READY TO SHIP ORE

Brandon & Golden Crown Direetors
Decide to Begin Doiug So,
Hon. :‘T, Mayne Daly and W. L.
Orde returned on Wednesday even-
ing from Greenwood, where they
attended a meeting of the directors
of the Brandon & Golden Crown
Mining y,. after paying a

W.C. McDONALD, > s
Contractor and Builder.

Estimates given on Contracts of any -
description.

Apply 85 Thompson Avenue.

——THE—~——=at

ee Bakery :

24 AWasHINGroN STREEL,

three
sary
beste rates) and the
areright.

Everything as Cheap as you can mak
>: fty'and no work to be pone.

woopbD!
$5 and $5.50
-per Cord

TAMARAC,—FIR—AND—PINE-
Well Seasoned. Cut any Length.

EAST END WOOD YARD.

at.F. W. uers’ brokerage office,
tear order ay aye, ana Lincoln st., and at
McGonigle & Co.'s grocery, 32 Spokane st.

.FOR THE.....6
Ghoicest Wines, Liquors
and Gigars,

CALL ON JERRY SPELILMAN,

Rossland Hotel

Cor. Columbia Avenue and
Spokane Street.

Rootenay Cafe.
~~ -

Fresh Oysters in any Style.
Game in Season.

Private rooms for parties.
Business Men’s Lunch, 36¢.

Open Day and Night.

Rooms and Bar in connection

Mies K. Swanson, Prop.

Plumbing Shop.

Spokane Bt., opp. Burns’ market.
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-Clay Pipe and Fittings

Job Printing

of every description, at the Rxcorp office.

_for Chimneys.
aa

Sanitary Plumbing a

Specialty.

rent were:

.| found them at the mine,

visit to the company’s mine in. Wel-
lington camp. -The directors pres-
President, T. Mayne
Daly, .Q. C., Rossland; " Andrew
Kelly, Brandon, Man.;- W. J. Por-
ter, ‘Phoenix; W. A.-Macdonald, Q.
C., Nelson; W..A. Fuller,Spokane;
W. L. Orde,’ secretary, Rossland,
and George H. Collins, managing
director, Greenwood. It was de-
cided to make immediate _prepara-
tions to ship ore.
In speaking of conditions as he
Mr. Daly
said:
“We propose shipping just as
soon as cars can be obtained at
Hartford Junction, where the steel
is laid on the Winnipeg spur, a dis-
tance of a little over a mile from the
mine. On the dumps we have near-
ly 2000 tons of ore immediately
available for shipping to the smelt-
er.- Briefly the mine is developed,
by a main working shaft to a depth
of 320 feet, with levels at 100,-150,
and 300 feet reSpectively. At the
100-foot level a crosscut is, being
run to the ore showing that was ex-
posed on the surface by the railroad
grade. This work is in- 150 feet.
From the 150-foot level we have ob-
tained in the drifts some of our best
grade of ore. An upraise from
this level connécts with the No, 1
lpvel. Here we baye a large body
of ore blocked out for stoping pur-
poses. At the 300-foot level we are
also driving a crosscut to encounter
the Winnipeg lode. © This crosscut

‘| health certificates.

I, The carload of 2834 tons of ore.

day, only one had no certifi-
cute and he was turned back with
his baggage. ‘He says that persons
are always notified of the quaran-
tine regulations when buying tickets
for British Columbia points and
therefore take precautions to have

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CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,

ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.

All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.
re Gare, (Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Pans, Shateing,} Hangers and Pullers, Fipe work
specialty. Nortivey. Funips kept in 3 for Wm. Hamilto
Co.'s Mills, Concentrators, ite.

‘Third Avenue, ‘aosneee: BP. O. Box 198,

Returns on Evening Star Ore.

recently shipped from the Evening
Star mine to the Northport smelter
carried $28.80 per ton and C. P.
Chamberlin, the manager, has‘ re-
ceived $662.20 as the net “returns,
The ore came from the drift on the
125-foot level, on which work still
continues.

( Patriotic Fond Ball :
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for above ball at Miller-Dervant's,
29 Columbia avenue.

THE:

Brackman-Kerr Milling ‘Co.

LIMITED, ESTABLISHED 1878 ——

Successors to Thomas & Smith,

Grain, Hay and |
Mill Feed. ©

VICTORIA VANCOUVER, WESTMINSTER,
ROSSLAYD. ENMONTON

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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Carpenter & Co., the photograph-
ers, are now giving away one of-

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Only Fifty cents per Month, delivered.

their fine carbon photos ..with each
dozen cabinet photos or larger sizes.
They are also making their fine
photos at a greatly reduced. price.
Pricés are as low as at any. place in
town, and they throw in a $2.50
carbon to boot. This. is. straight. q
business. If you-want the most and
the best for your money, Carpenter's
gallery is the place to go. Just -a
few doors from the postoffice.

Blankets and harness at Clark's:
The best saddle. horses at the
Montana; phone.6.-" - tf
The Home Kitchen; ‘Second Ave-
nue near C. P. R. depot. Strictly
home sooldng and pastry. Short
orders. : s
For the best, cleanest and cheap-
est coal, call or phone Martin Bros.
Organs and pianos; easy lens:
Wallace's.
‘Everything nobby and up-to-date
in the , hookups at the . Montana
stables, ‘phone 6
>Call at M. W. _ Simpson's for

Don’t Buri Oil,

its expen ive and dany ggrous, to say_noth-

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cleaning lamps. You ‘wil fr ind it far more
Pleasant and much cheaper to...

Use Electric Lishtst

They reduce in: uranee, give your home ot
business place a brighter appearance, an
save you money in many ways

A

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting.
Electric Fixtures carried in Stock.

. anEJlectric Powers.

supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes, It Is much cheaper than steam,
ale oF

arnt ft ts ouble with lights, telephone No. ny perwnen 5 a m,
Fae G ps ma and Now vob between 6 pe thes

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news, ‘Ys music,

sleighs, toys. .
You fool yourself if you think to

get better goods though you pay
so much more than at the Rossland

Artistic Job Printing

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Auction house.

Going to the. depot? Phone. 6,
Montana stables, fora gurney. tf

The Russel hotel is first-class in
eyery respect. --Table is not ex-
celled in Rossland.

Dr. Scott's Headache Powders
are a sure cure for headaches
caused by powder smoke, etc. Sold
at Morrow's Drug store.

The Rossland coffee house has

QUICK WORK |

Tel. No. 8

Red Star Storage & Transfer ©

ves a veuulur Storage and Transfe fer buniness, Buggage delivered prom: Hy
art of the city.” Meet all trains. Contract and Job
eayy Preight bandied. Mining tuachinery delivered as
Orecontracts tuken. Furniture, Pianos and Safes safely moved.
done to anything we handle. Good Storage facilities; reason-
erisk. We act asshippers' agents. Will clear, transfer, ware-
house, or ship any class of gagds.
E SELL GOOD, DRY, SEASONED wooo.
JW. Hartline, Mar.

Office: Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal.

been . street,

has progressed @ of 35°
feet from the shaft. We have ar-
ranged to have ore bunkers built as
soon as possible. “When the rail-
road spur is completed to the Win-
nipeg mine we shall be in a_ first-
class position to make steady ship-
ments to the smelter. The board
of directors are perfectly satisfied
with the result of the trip. ”

Fo Cure = Cold In One Day
Fake Laxative Bromine, Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c. E.
W. Grove’s signature is on each
box.

Why Smith, Left Home

Because
sin Central ‘line between St.

resist the temptation

east,

Brown’s in town and
has said so much about the Wiscon-
Paul
and Chicago that Smith could not)
of a trip

tf

i iy 1 hotel. tf

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Rubbers, overshoes, boots and
fine footwear for men, women and
-The best Canadian and

American goods, at. Lalonde’s.

the tien

Look——Cleaning, pressing and
dyeing done on short notice at_ the.
Washington Street Dyeing and
Cleaning works. Telephone 128,
Mrs. Currie, prop. tf

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