MONTE ORISTO, COLONNA AND VIRGINIA. These three propertics are owned hy Enatern Canada capitalists and are

International Hotel

IETRIATON

“-—getithol Rossland on the U. 8. side

ABOUT THE MINES,

A Bilef Write-up Which Will be Ex- tendod to All the Prop ties in the Camp.

LE ROI, WAR EAGLE, CENTRE STAR

ble from

Best I

manager and Harold Kingemill, sec. and tres. They are al) situated on Monte Cristo mount- about a mile north of town. ‘The Monte Cristo has over 1800 feet of tunnel, shaft, rive and croas-cut work, Itis provided with two com preszors, one 7 and one 4-drilla. Colona: Has 1,000 feet of work ani is furnished power by the Monte Cris- to. Forty men are employed on the two properties. Virginia: Over $13,000 was expend- ed on the Virginia by former owners. Monday, Nov. 15, the late purchasers d

ag general

Owners and Other Sources.

ee

‘This write-up will be contiued cor- rected and carried until the principal mines avd prospects have been des- eribed. As we are unable to visit all propertics herein mentioned we will not be r ible for nll t but in the main they can be relied up- on as being correct.

DEER PARK.

The Deer Park is located on the .

summit of Deer Park mountain in the south belt, 1 mile and a half, south west of town, avd bas probably the largest mineral deposit in the

a double compartment

vertical shaft, which will be provided with vages, the first in the vamp.

All three of these claims are val-

uable and promise fair to make divi-

dend_paying mines. ANNIE EB.

This claim is owned by the British

George A.

located on

mMoun-

adjoining the Gold

. Itig crows

down on:the

from $6 to

represented here by George Plunder

‘ftooms Newly Fitted and ,.) Furnished and

Prices Reduced

—To--

‘$3.00 a Week.

T ] lnterests in Trail Creek properties of merit for

dl é ¢Uovclopment work. ANGLO-AMERICAN MINING & IN-

VESTMENT CO. The Rookery.§ Spokane, Wash.

DU yYQu."* .WANT) ; TAh . / MAP, “ORS.

pect. THE UNION. -

Tho Union in located three miles

camp. It is developed by a shaft 145 Jeet deep, and 95~feet cross-cut. Ite bi y i fn 40-1 boil- er and 6 20-horse hoist. Supplies are Jaid in for an allwintera work. Th great body of ore is low grade, but is reported improving as depth is gained. SUNSET,,NO. 2.

The Sunset No. 2, is owned by the Canudian Goldfields Syndicate, limit- ed, and situated in the south belt, on the enst slope of Deer Park mountain, one half mile from the business cean- ter of Rossland, and just above the Q. & W. tack, It is being vigorously wo.t-iwith a force of 25 men and two machine drills. In the tunnel 5s feet-a day Is being driven, and in the abait, 4f feet. On the 20th of “Nov. there was 380 [eet of work done, be- the vein, and other roapect work. This property has a drill compressor, hoist, pumps and evexything necessary f: |he econoni- seal development o» the mine,

- LE _ b fame

i mine has become fam

TheLe He greatest gold producer

It has besides: putting in

sides alzfipping

north of Rosslond and is owned by H. P. Jones, Hugh McGlynn, Mike Mor- ris, E. Cronyn, J. A. McDonald. A shalt haa been sunk on the vein 8 feet with a tunnel and open cut of 35 feet. Surveyed and crown granted. BLUE BUCKET AND PRINROBE. Owned by Harry P. Jones. Located five milea north of Roseland, and a niar peighbor of the | Highland. The

A as a NEWSPAPER cure IF..SO, . ADDRESS ALLEN. A. SMITH,

LIMES BUILDING,

* “CHICAGO.

fot ma estimate and submit samples.

Primrose shows au_jrov: cap

feet wide and the Blue Bucket shows

a 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 mountnin just north of Red mountain, three and a» half miles from Rogsland. There ia a 90 foot shaft and 30 foot cross-cut on the Electa. The ledge is large und well defined, and agsays have been obtained as high as $300 a ton.

THE BLACK PRINCE.

Owned by the Black Prince mining company, J. A. Kirk, preg., Hector McPherson, vice pres., G. 4. Fraser, gec. and tra. Located on the north

'y

ve: * feet of work, built hased an

paid for ovar 4,500 titel

y P nearly completed a smelter, and paid $725,000 in dividends, It is situated on the south-east slope Red moun-, tain, within the corpora: lnasits of the

side of the C bia river, three miles below Trail. Work consists of a 40 foot shaft, 60 foot tunnel and about 100 feet ot open-cuts. Assays $13. THE ELBA. The Elba is c in, in the south belt, -just

city. Cap

gouth of the Crown Poiot and _is

of the y is $2,500,000, divided into 500,000 shares, par value $5 per share. The mine is held at $5,000,000.

Tt has its own electric light plant and its ore bins are builton the C. & W. track, with a tramway to tho Red Mountain roilroad. The principal stockholders ure Col. I. N. Peytan, Senutor George Turner, Col, W. W. D. Turner, Wm. J. Harris, Col Wm. TL. Ridpath, L. F. Williams, Maj. J. M. Armstrong, E. D, Sanders. vatty © CENTRE STAR,

Owned by Centre Star mining com- pany, Oliver Durant manager. Capi- talization $1,000,000, shares par value

#1each. No stock on the market. There has been repeated refusala of The mine is situated

Yor

fis locations in the camp and one of “the most valuable. The latest and

mcut improved machiuery is installed

on the property.

. WAR EAULE.

-° This mine and the Crown Point are

owned by: the War iiazle Consolidated

Gold mining company of Toronto. It

adjoins the Le Reiion the west, and

owned by the Elba-Trail Creek Con- solidated mining, company, Robert Barr, -local manuger. There is a shail down on the vein 100 feet aud # con- tract let for another 100 fee with nine men working.

» NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the British Lion Mining & Milling company, limited Hability, will be held at the offices of the company i Rossland, B. C., the third Monday in- January, 1898, for the purpose of electing officers and trans- acting such other business as may come before it,.. Dated January 3, 1898. Gxorae A. Fraser,

Secretary and Treasurer.

SECRET SOCIETIES

OSSLAND Lodge, No. 36, 1.0.0. F. mects Srey. Mont hi Vv! reth: Kup,

ORINTHIAN Lodge No. 2, A. F, & A.M.

O meets on the evening of the first Thursdn; ef Sach south at Masonic Hall, Rossland. Visiting brethren ere cordially invited to-at-

l. ey, Secretary.

OSSLAND Lodge, No. 21, K. of P., will RoGrery Fridey evening at Masozio Hall at 8:00 o'clock, K, J. Carssow, ©.0.; 0. A. Clarke, K. of B. and 8.

K. 07M Red, Mountain Tent No. 4 meets in ate ep ednesday of each month

——. United States Cénsulate. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

hag done over 5,500 feet of develop-| 2 ment work ond paid $175,000 in divi-/ B.

dends. ‘The present managment pre- fera to hold their ore until’ the com- puny builds a smelter or can get bet- ter freight and treatment rates. It recentlyzpaid $700,000jfor the {mine. It has all the necessary conver iences, machinery, ete. The Columbia & + Western re‘lway is built§to the mine.

a9 THE LILY MAY. n-'fhe L ly May was the first location ia this cump, May 27, 1889. It is new owned hy the Lily May Gold mining company, Senator George Turner, pres WwW. J. Harris, manager and Frank ‘Kjzer, vec. und tres, It is located in * tho south belt, two and a half miles uduth of town. Development work cousists of cver 300 feet of tunnel and shaft. ‘There is 150 tons of shipping orv.on the dump, which will average $202 10n, Mine provided with hoist, conuressor plant, machine drills. ete.

GEM, HIGER AND UNCLE BA3f, Owned Ly John Cromie, Brig At- kineon, 4. B, Campbell, Thos. Coffey. * Located on one ledge in the south belt, in line with the Crown Point and the Homestake. Gem, has a 50 foot shaft and 50 feet of open cut work. Tiger, 300 foot tunnel, 40 foot shaft and 100 feet open cuts while the Un- ele Sam has a 25 foot shaft and 160 . feet of surface work. EUREKA AND ELDORADO, Property of the Erueka Consolida- + ted mining company, H. P. Jones, pres., J. C. Cov, sec., E. Coldwell, trs., shod cus iy

blished. Rossland, B.C.

F. R, BLOCKBERGER, ‘Agent of the United States. jot. 25th, 1897,

tt No. 25-27

Cor Rossland,

Dissolution of Partnership. .

situated on Lockout |

Have You that Klondike Feeling’?

‘RTho'eure for it,ia a SUBSCRIPTION - > ‘qo Tne: :

Rossland — Evening» Record—_.

Which. daily gives the news Tf the grae

\Gold Fields of

Rossland.:

J. He Spiking ‘ ASSAYER. Trail, + - +. BG.

All samples received by -ndil corefally assayed, °

THE WEEKLY

NOTICE is hereby given that the ‘part- nership heretofore existing between Dave Colsky and Phil. A Silverstone un- der the name of Uncle Dave's Loan Office, No. 20, Washington street, Ross- land, has been this day dissolved by moutual consent, Dave Colsky retiring. Phil A Silverstone is to pay all Dills owed by the sald firm, and is authorized to collect all accounts due said firm. Dave Corsxy. Putt A. SILVERSTONE. Dated Jan. 6, 1898.

NOTICE.

Applications will be received by the undersigned for the position of Aesesgor, Collector and License Inspector, com- bined in one office, for the city of Ross- land, for the year 1898. State experi-

ence. ; 1-18-tf. W. McQuzen, City Clerk. |

—— DON’T FORGET. _—. Do not forget that the Rzcorp job offics will save you money, do your work promptly and in the best style. coe 8-17-tf —~— Wanted $,2000 Wanted to borrow $2,000 on Rossland

RECORD ‘Will be Issued Every = THURSDAY MORNING

It willeontain ull Lhe principal news published in one week.

BEFORE

The Recerd Job Office was pat im the people of Rossland were charged prices for work out of all reason. ‘The regular price for Sixteenth Sheet Nodgers was $5.00 x thousand. We do them for 22.50; . You can get the best

BARGAINS. *

se During the next thirty days we propose to sell goods 3% - Regardless of Cost

If you are looking for: snaps, cqme and see us.

% THE CRESCENT

* 148 i 5

STUSSI BLO”

NICELY

rupwsico Roows) QUEEN

WITH STOVE.

3.00 and 8.50 per week.

Suites of Roums, 4.00. ©" Single Rooms, 1.50.

Come and see them at the

Dominion Hotel

dence, R.1.;. wants all kil sking, vinseng, seneca, 3 next sixty days are ag follows:

Silver-Fox.. ar...

Furs Wanted

The Providence Fur Co

" Price-liat on ell other furg and furnished upon application. Full prices d, careful i

pany, Provi- ls of raw fure, Prices tur]

- $16.00.19 $160.00 - 5.00to 25.

brppsos $833sss

Sets

skins

STOVES.

realment, and immediate remittance in all consignments.

Having ‘moved inte our Fire Proof Building. -

WANTED —Ae¢nts for" ween Victoria,

ond Jubiles.'

Overflowing with latest and richest

et tains the ty, with authentic history'o!

reign, and full account of the Diamon: my mend

ictures,

’ : ; : Mndoreed blowtarhy of ler ha: Is for rent in whole. of in) pert. her remarkable 4 hed

id Jubilee. lous, demand,

UTFIT FREE,

cut cago.

EpWwarp CEONYN,

J. A. MACDONALD.

J.8. Cure, Je

Macdonald Clute’& Cronyn

Moy.ey to Loan,

Barristers, Solicitors and Notaries. olicitora for the Rark of British North America

McBawe Buruvine, Rossianp,

all of Rossland. Lore

shaft 80 feet, tunnel 100 with five). en working. Ore iron-copper carryiug

rea) patata—st-o—low rate

Good security. Apply at this office. tf es

For Sale.

gold nud silver, assaying from $10 to

$87. Capitalization $1,000,000.

of work, full count, prompt de- livery and be saved money by pattonizing the

Two small marine engines. Apply at this office, en

RECOKD JOB OFFIOK .

Recor J ob Office

Has constantly on hand a supply of

For Sale Cards For Rent Cards To Lease Cards No Credit Cards

Furnished Rooms

Cards.

TRAIL, B. C.

> 3;~Proprietress es : Tenant Rates $2 Per Day. First. ¥

Assorted Colors, Attractive Design.

‘urniahed Rooms With or

Without Board,

Record Job Office; :

The Waterloo Hotel

| | Class |

id

: Spokane street; ~

‘The Record Three Storey Building

Big Rook, HESS of a a ee ; nies “setr| ~~ ‘Two Rooms 14 x42 on Ground Floor

_ Eight Rooms on Second: Floor. Six. Rooms’ on Thira Floor. “Apply at This Office, mama

John W. Hartline, Prop. Telephone, No. 8

Sleighs! -Cutters! _ 0, Yes, We Have Them. _

Ona, Ewo and Three'Seats. They are Nobby -Try ne . If You are Get ting up « Sleighing Party see us about.Rigs, Good Teams. ”. |"

Red Star, Liver Oliice, No. 9, Washington ley and Transfer Company. Avenue, - | Martin Rook. "Rear Hunter Bro

cALEY

BUCCEBBOR TO +e

as

IT. E. “ we: ie N Russell & Halev

. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN. *

BEEF PORK mutT sai BEEF FORK OW FISH GAME

Rossland, B

Cc...

75 NOLs I. Now 204,

*ROSSLAND,, BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 2, 1898.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

Néyelties “Arriving © Every Day...:..

AT

Don’t Do It - eee ‘Say'you cant a any Face or Toilet Preparation: You want until you “try us.

the moatic lete line of,

~HOILET PREPARATIONS

ame e A. S. Wallace’s}jcscseten. siationery, wall Paper And Faticy Goods Store,

“||GOODEVE BROS. Come in and “Icok Aroundpuy, JU SDRUGGISTS AND: Listen to Our Large Music. Box. f

It pays to deal with Goodeye ‘Bros.

We carry

STATIONERS —@

THE STOCK REPORT.

Demands and enquiries for

‘our mins from now on.

D

Evening . Iron Mask 26 B & Golden Crown -25 Toale.

ject to sale. ‘ Arlington . Tso °doinsa

Le Roi.Furnishing

g House.

7 REMEMBER we are handling only, the fineat Ln Engtish goods in ‘our: Tailoring ‘Gepartment and employ none but first clasawrorkmen.. — Wecannot afford to SLAUGHTER our goods ng that means cheap labor and cheap work. So SaByau waht o fine Tailor made epit,'go to

stocke are numerous and the outlook for the future of the camp never looked brighter. England has roused herself herself to the fact that British Colum- bia ie a profitablefield for mvestment, for-her millions and we Jook for « steady flow of capitalfor the developement of

‘We have the following bargains sub-

(BIE BRIMSTONE. WORKS

The:Editor of the Province Does Ex- cetdingly Well fora Writer — Who Is Muzzled.

DRAPES THE ARTICLE IN MOURNING

The Hon. J. H. Turner and the Equal- ly Hon. C. E. Pooley Get. Roasted to a Turn.

The Province of January 20th drapes its article ‘Men and Things” in mourn

ing and proceeds to roast Premier Turn- er and Minister of Finance C, E. Pooley toa turn. The following ia a portion of the article:

eudden death of ‘the Hon. J. H. Turner and the equally Hon. C. E. Pooley. will come upon the public like a bolt from the blue. While we all knew that the

_|J. B.JOHNSON & Co

(MINES: °= MINING. STOGK. : REAL ESTATE INSURANCE. !.

‘DEALERS IN

We have sale for reliable stocks.

Will Pay-= _ i to List- - - ; -with' ns.

J.B. Johnson:

‘Hockey Practice -fronviO to ll

* SKATES‘TO- RENT. SKATES TO RENT SKATES SHARPENED « » @ ¥ «#

Skating Rink.

YEA

Teytes Te yee oi "PROPRIETORS,

Any person having mining- stock for sale it

& Co:

sorrow in their hearts was hard to bear, the hope was universal that the ignoble suspicion in the public mind ‘that ‘these men had used their official pomtions for personal gain would not drive them to suicide. Alas! it was not suicide that was to be feared, but broken hearts. Concealment fed upon their damask cheeks like a worm i’ the bud and while little children wept and women wailed, the golden bow] waa cracked and the'sil- ver cord broken; and the men who ba& been away in silence with their hands lovingly clasped; like little children wan- dering by the babbling brook, while the pitying moonbeams smiled. gently down upon them from above. Ere the last fluttering bresth had escaped. they said they forgave everydody but Mr. Cassidy. “In thia-callous world there is no tell- _|ing how things are going to come out, Who would haye thought that the mere

will Be sold v.56 e oe aes At Your.Own Price Design the. prettiest in town: FRASER... The Reliable _-DRUGGIST

——

fact that Police Magistrate Macrae, sec- tion 297 of the criminal code and Mr._ Cassidy had.conspired to keep the Hon. . Tarner and the equally Hon-0. B. ' ey. were “ofall that is noblest, purest and moat ideal in manhood, from telling the ‘world what they knew about the rewards.that come to politicians when they lend or sell their. nanics to mining stock company. promo- ters, would have had such a disastrous effect! Who could have" foretold ‘that : | their grief would be too hard for them to bear and that their overburdened hearts would break when they found that they had to suffer on in silence and in misery! ‘Who could have foreseen that the cruel snspicions of the public and the scornful glances which greeted them on the atreet ‘and in the clubs would prey upon their sensitive minds until their great hearts

‘could bear the strain no longer and £0

. 1

ty.

Columbia Avenue and’ Washington Btreet. . Best, location a ey Mo tee hee ie te

Best, Purest; rer

O.:M.

106 E. Columbia ‘Ayenu .

Salada. Salada.

FOX: & CO:

burst with # loud report likea paper bag filled fall of wind und jammed on the table! :

“Woe! woe! and alack-a-day! There

‘ganly the

the'old folks at home to eat their hearts out. -It is sad when the dreams and il- lasions of youth vanish cand eyes that had seemed to oe wells of.etermal truth prove to be mere sapphire: lies: Bat what are all these things to the contempt and scorn ot the public! What must “|have been the feelings of the Hon. J. H. Turner and the equally Hon. C. E, Pool-

“Mining Property. Shares of Stock in

“Town. Lots.

ik aGobade Substantial ;Companies.:. + OFFICE WITH! G30 6030 0! Hove

Rossland. Mining. Abstract. Over Pont Office. 7) JOHN JACKRON,

aban tn. 1% oh Peck eM Peres <i

Co.,

Jr, Agen

:

i have blocks of stock in the following companies for eale—

$

inthe Original «

Turkish Baths and Massage. é ree CLASS WORK GUARANTEED. Es OPEN DAY AND NI¥HT. A NICE, RESPECT ABLE} PLACE, © No, 20.East Columbia Ave

FRep W. vorryx, ‘Nessour.

‘ey these last sad weeks when they knew that. they were unjustly suepected of bartering the honors that the people had preased upon them in trust and con- fidence for purely personal profit! When ‘| the Province thinks of how cruelly these noble men have been misjudged, it is with difficulty that it can restrain its teare.

dread signals fluttering from the door- posts tell the solemn story to the winds that sign a requiem as they pass, to the birds that sob one as they sing. Deck

the coffins and graves with flowers and.

| 1H. Kuctan; Mgr.

keep the grass-grown mounds wet with pitying tears, for great men have gone

Comfortable . : Rooms@mec— —

Prom; attention. Meale, 25c.

fa par wea Eon ting le er week,

Soe at ee - oe 2

St. Charles Hotel.

from among us—men who were driven to the valley where the shadows are by the mean suspicions of the public. The fin- est wreath upon the grave of the Heav- enly Twins of the British Cc le-

_| men to be‘ unjustly suspected “of being

“The announcement this week of the|

primrose path, leaving =

“Drape the world in black and let the|-

names to be used, for promoting the enle of mining stocks dono anything that would not.meet with the approval of, say the London'Times. .

“Since the above.was put up in type and just as the Province goes to press, it is learned that it is not true that the Hon, J. H..Turner and the equally Hon. C. E. Pooley are dead. | It is a pleasure to announce the fact, and we may all hope that it will be many. years yet be- fore they pags away. ‘The Province can- not be foremost in satrewing violets and rosemary upon their graves and bedew- ing them with tender ‘tears; but it can sympathize with the sadly wronged Pre- mier and Minister of Finance-and indeed it does. It's not pleasant for honorable

HIGH PRICE FOR HORSES

Salary of License Inspector Fixed at $125 a Month by the City Council.

THE. FIRE HALL SITE SELECTED

City Fathers Détermine to Go Into the Scavenger Business and

dishonorable; nor: can:it be said that it Make Money.

ig conducive to the peace oi mind of dis-

of the

to know that they could he thought fevil- ty of improperly using their dfficial ame and positions, Oue upon these ‘They are unworthy.

to Messrs. Turner and

Pooley to make them feel as comfortable as possible in‘ this sad hour of afflic-

on.”?* aye

‘The city council met last evening in regular session.

The vacant lot in the rear of O’Hearn’s store on Lincoln street was selected ror 8 location for the fire hall. A lease was taken for three yeara at $50 a month.

The salary of license inspector was fixed at $125 a month

It was determined for the city to take - charge of the scavenger business and the cost of maintenance waa estimated at $316 per month, aa follows: Care of harseg, $50; inspector, $150; foreman, $90; driver, $75, The first cost ofa gar- bage outfit was estimated at $568, based on the following itema: Team of horsea, $250; harness, $50; sled, $60. wagon, oe garbage box, $80; stable and shed,

COPPER CHIEF GROUP.,

A One-fourth Interest Has Been Sold to Nich olas Reule.”: ~

_Allen G. White has closed the deal of a one-fourtL.. interest :in. the Copper Chief, Wonder, Princess,; Duke and Lot- tie mining-claima for $10,000...

‘These properties are’ situated..on the west slope of Sopha mountain adjoining the Velvet, Whoop Up, Portland and Olga. Nicholas Reule ig the--purchaser,

Liked Rossland Camp. |

Mining Inspector McDonald left today, for Nelson to continue his work begun

The present charges for collecting ref- one an. $1 for four cubic feet or less and in Rossland. Mr. ‘McDonuld says he| commitioe roo icd eg eae found the miines’in this district’ in a8| these charges 10 76 oontecna no eee good condition as is usual in a new min- | spectively the city Fass crane conte ot ing camp and the owners ready anlwill-]g revenue of $400 per’ month; hick: ing to comply with any suggestions he| would largely increase in the spring d_ made regueding improvements to avoid | summer months. a mishap and accident. - He expressed| ‘7; i

himself aa well pleased witlr the camp in | of paren he jadopiediand the botrd evety way, and said it is distined to bea) orized to make the necessary arrange- great ore producer. He expects to return | ments to install a scavenger department, in about sixty days. Dr. Reddick applied for the position of health officer, which was filed.

The matter of establishing a perma- nent street grede was discussed but nothing done: ape

Licenge Inspector William Harp hand- el in his report after inspecting the va- rious hotels. No action was taken upon it, as there had been no meeting of the 793; | Council committee and the board of li- ~~? | cense commissioners,

~ = EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

|» George D coll of castor for the Nelson district furnishes the fol- lowing. summary statement of the goodi'imported ‘at the port of Nelson du- ring the month ‘of January.

: - °F IMPORTS. ih, Dutiable goods, $78,822; free, : $8," total imports $82,605,

Duty collected, $21;225.98 ; other reve-. nueil, $350:50," total revenue, $21,976.48. * “Exports: - °8.740 tona ore, - $497,688.00 ; 760 tona matte, $690,501.00; goln bullion, Elondil eeriare $9,300.00. Total, ths mine, $1,197,489.00. R. O, Jennings leaves on: the 6 o’clock: ‘The foreat. $36.00; animals and produce, | train for Fort Steele via Nelson. $60.00;manufactures, $6,084.00. Total! Ben Finnell leit today to visit his aged exporta, $1,202,609,00.:° : : mother in Arkansas, whom he has not Following were the collections at the] seen for years.

several sub-ports ‘ : i i 7

Nelaon,’$10,875,63; Kaslo. $4,723.045 Phil Aspinwall went to Spokane to- Rossland, $3,773.74; Prail, 022.77; Nak- |°*Y-

us] 60 S8 yA ane $492.66; Rykert’s, #100: 3 Sheep Creek;; $1.84.-..'° 7

Rossland Custom. Receipts. The .receiptent the. Rossland custoni house for the month’ of January were $4,280.45. 2255 ee

FROM, THE RECORDS.

Transfere. 31: y-SaNUARY 28, 2

, Ore Ne 4... Wm.:,.Finn to obinson.

‘Orphan Boy:1-8, Oliver. ‘-Hartlineand

Theo Kettleson to Griswold, H O Mc-

Clymont and FM McLeod, $150. °

“* 'Jaxuary 29. .

Sunk to Rise 1-6..D'C McLaughlin to

WEJudd. | j Lorraine 14, L G,Comstock to Wm Vi-

deen. . epithe ats .

Diamond Duet and Noonday, Frank

* .PEOPLE COMING AND GOING. tren Williamson left ‘yesterday for.the

William Austin went to Northport on the noon taain.

‘W.S. Norman went to Nelson today via Northport.

John K.*Stussi left last evening to work the Copper Girl mining claim on Dog creek, owned by himeelf and John ¥£. Travers.

Phil Hickey isin town today on his <+-+| way to Three Forks from Spokane.

Jobn| 3f, R, Galusha came in on ‘the after- noon train. :

J. 8. Palmer of New Westminster came in from Nelson today.

Hon. C. H. Mackintosh is arrmgeing matters for a trip to England.

CITY NEWS CUT SHORT.

Ed Watson, proprietor of the Head- quarters hotel, is all smiles, and the cause of it is a bouncing new baby boy.

Henry Schmidt was fined $10 for being drunk and disorderly, and Samuel Rees was taxed $7 and costs upon the same charge, which included paying for a win- dow he broke at the International last evening.

Watson to C A Baldwin. se “January 31. Copper World 3, Australia 3¢; Buston 4g, Wm Marty to Chester. Glass; $200. Whoop-up;:.Thos -F : Coffey to “Alex Dick. sae ae s - ‘Certificates of Work. Feb. 1—Evening Star Fraction: Certificates of Improvements.

Feb, 1—Ida May. a

6S Chicago, Ill., Feb. 1.—Jacob Luthardt * Special. Privileges. called at the central police station today

Washington, Jan. 31.—Senator Carter | and d himeelf as a has offered to the bill'g: g rights of | accept the $20,000 reward which Police way in Alaska an amendment which af: Michael Schack has offered for firme and ‘continues the present mining | the production of Mrs. Louise Luetgert regulations, ‘and also adds the following| alive. The man eaid he had seen Mra, rovision : ‘ . Luetgert within 48 hours and could pro- “Provided, that native-born citizens of | duce her at any time. He tolda straight- forward story and although subjected to

Claims $20,000 Reward.

gislature ehall be placed there by the Province —a wreath of. immortelles— which shall in some measure serve to signify how the heart of the Province is | wrong with feelings of sympathy and regret; and its disapproval of tne crron- eous opinion held in some quarters that these men had by allowing their official

the dominion. of Canada shall be accord-

ed in said: itory-of Alaska the same] close examination insisted upon the

mining rights and. privileges accorded to | accuracy of hie story; Said he could get

citizens of the United States in British | the woman at any time and would do so

Coluinbia and thé Northwest Territory, | immediately if he was assured of the payment of the $20,000. He said Mrs.

or‘the local laws. and regulations, and the secretary of the‘interior shall from | Luetgert was within a short distance of Chicago and with some friends of hers.

time “to time promulgate and enforce rales and regalations to carry this provi- | According to Luthardt’s story she is in- sion into effect.” .. . sane, but has lucid intervals.